All Over Weld Peckham Held Over From Last Week
Reports from Weld note Peckham held over from the prior week. Local residents report visits and moves including Jack McMillen and wife going to Loveland to visit Mrs. McMillen’s parents. Ed Croft and sister Miss Streever dined with Thackers. Ney Zilar and wife returned from the mountains for a few days’ visit. Mr and Mrs Kimsey moved into town for convenient beet scale work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack McMillen
Loveland
Mrs. McMillen
Ed Croft
Miss Streever
Denver Visitor and Local Business Ties Noted
Hugh Denio of Denver was a recent visitor to the city. Col. C. P. Femmerer from Greeley attended to business in the area last week. C. B. VaoDyne of Greeley arrived Monday to oversee cattle and farm interests here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred White visited S. S. Poes and family before moving to Dunlap Iowa for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Femmerer
Greeley
C. B. VaoDyne
Fred White
S. S. Poes
Dunlap
Iowa
Local Folks Visit and School Holiday Plans
Beebe Draw Fred Root of Big Bend visited friends in the Draw Sunday. Miss Gertrude Girvan and brother Hugh visited friends near Masters. Miss Lydia Moser returned from Nebraska after visiting her sister. Will Roeck returned from Love land where he worked. Eckerson and a Denver friend stayed with Sherman Markle and family. The Eckersons are Mrs. Markle's brother. Teachers and pupils plan an entertainment and Christmas tree at the school house Friday evening Dec 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Root
Big Bend
Gertrude Girvan
Hugh
Masters
Lydia Moser
Nebraska
Will Roeck
Loveland
Eckerson
Denver
Sherman Markle
Mr. Eckerson
Markle
Community Notes From Eaton and Windsor Events
Sunday visits featured Archie Boast and Walter Dedrick in Eaton with friends. Nellie Anderson of Loveland visited her mother. Callie Lincoln taught locally and visited Eaton. Bartrop and Edna Tallman stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hall near Windsor. Theo Latch hosted E Ames of Greeley and Geo Musberger of Eaton. Sylvia Thompson returned home near Windsor after weeks with her sister. The hotel is now operating with Henry Lavalle of Whitehall and his wife in charge. The quarantine at J C Wilson home has been lifted after the death of Samuel Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Boast
Walter Dedrick
Eaton
Nellie Anderson
Loveland
Callie Lincoln
Bartrop
Edna Tallman
J. Hall
Windsor
Theo. Latch
E. Ames
Greeley
Geo. Musberger
Sylvia Thompson
Mrs. Tallman
Henry Lavalle
Whitehall
J.C. Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Samuel
Gipson Area Gossip and Travel Notices
CIPSON airs. John Lutz visits LaGrange for a few days. Mrs. Woodruff called Friday afternoon. Mr. Peterson returned from Nebraska. Charles Lucas left for Boise to spend winter. Gagnon family moved near Kersey to the nursery house. Mrs. McPherson and three children visited the Spurgeons on Sunday. Shelton Swan of University Park stayed with relatives in Gipson. T Webster and wife went to Severance to see their daughter Mrs. Carr. Andrew Boyd of Virginia Dale visiting his brother Robi Boyd. Harrison and Warner went to Loveland to pick apples. George and Hermon Martinson will farm the George Houston place next season. Sunday visit by Mr. and Mrs. Snider with Jessie and Claude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lutz
LaGrange
Woodruff
iKaders
Mr. Peterson
Nebraska
Charles Lucas
Boise
Idaho
Mr. Gagnon
Kersey
McPherson
Spurgeon
Shelton Swan
University Park
Gipson
Neighbors Honor Mr and Mrs Will Warner with Surprise Visit
Last Friday evening neighbors arranged a surprise for Mr and Mrs Will Warner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harris Messrs and Mesdames Harrison Bybee Dalzell Spurgeon and Harris and Misses Fay Harrison Ethel Lela Spurgeon Ray and Dowell Harrison. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Harris
Will Warner
Pretty Home Wedding Unites Minnie Tormey and Guy Purcell
AQuiet Sunday ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Tormey united their daughter Minnie with Guy Purcell of Kansas City. Rev. S. C. Dick inson officiated, the white satin bride received many gifts, and about sixty guests shared an elaborate dinner. The couple planned a Fort Collins visit before proceeding to Kansas City to meet relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Huff
Denver
Marion
Pettit
Columbia
W. V
Born, to Mr and Mrs Clarence Buda a daughter
Born Friday a daughter to Mr and Mrs Clarence Buda. Nearby residents welcomed relatives visiting for the funeral. The community notes weddings visits trips and social events fill the week with pie suppers and plans for travel to southern California.
Ault Esurvey and Town Affairs on Tuesday
Judge Henderson traveled to Greeley on business Tuesday. The Ault sugar factory nears approval with location decision pending. An ordinance allows issuing 430 000 water bonds at the last town board meeting. Several locals move or plan changes, including marriages and business shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Greeley
H. Menzimer
Idaho Springs
Emma Bergerman
Ault
Fred Davis
Bartley Huff
Albert Alison
Fred Bailey
Grand Rapids
Wyo
J. A. King
Addie Snow
Baptist Church
J. N. Studley
E. G. Huff
Denver
B. F. Early
Fort Collins
J. J. McGee
O. Robinson
F. J. Stover
Nebraska
Albert Allison, Jr
J. F. Burner
Willard Lamb
John Larson
Bruce Mather
North Denver High School
Entertainment at the Armory Friday Under W C T U
A social event at the Armory on Friday evening December 14 was held under the auspices of the W C T U. One Bannigan attempted a holdup last Sunday, smashed hotel property, and was jailed by Marshal Hart. He appeared before Judge Sheetz Monday morning and was ordered to leave town for three hours, last seen heading out.
Hazelton Social Notes and Thanksgiving Gatherings
Mrs Delia Thomas visits Osborn ranch relatives and Miss Mabel Landrum visits her sister near Evans. An infant girl died at four days old of Mr and Mrs Bella Sylvester on Nov 28. Ollie O Farrel’s sick child improves. Lincoln Wilder and wife hosted a large Thanksgiving gathering. Alonzo Beetham celebrated Thanksgiving with family. Miss Landrum of Sterling, a Normal student, spent vacation with uncle E F Landrum. Mrs Jessie Butler Bartolph returned home near Grand Junction. Twenty five Hazelton youth attended a dance four miles east of Greeley hosted by Maud Moody Baird. report says a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Thomas
Osborn Ranch
Mabel Landrum
Della Maxwell
Evans
Bella Sylvester
Ollie O’ Farrel
Lincoln Wilder
Alonzo Beetham
Sterling
Normal
E. F. Landrum
Jessie Butler Bartolph
John Moody
Grand Junction
Hazelton
Greeley
Maud Moody-Baird
Windsor Christmas Programs and Community News
Sunday schools plan Christmas programs as repairs on the Christian church proceed toward occupancy. Delegates Law and Kern attend a Denver good roads convention. A young man named Gray died of tuberculosis on the street. The Good Will chapel car returns to Windsor with nightly meetings led by Rev. Fritz. The Tots carnival by the Rebekahs dazzles at Odd Fellows hall with Miss Hetzel praised for child drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Gjellow
Greeley
Isaphine Cooper
M. E. Parsonage
Gray
American Baptist Publication Society
Windsor
Fritz
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hetzel
Denver and area residents visit and relocate listed
Eaton and others from Denver and surrounding towns are noted as visiting, staying with friends, or taking new positions in various cities. Names include Denniss Steele and Ward in Denver, Anita Dougherty in Cheyenne, Hefferman of Kersey, Logue of Idaho Springs, Schoonover from Newton Kansas, Hatcher joining Goodan and Phillips, and Mrs. Peralta hosting relatives from Fort Collins and Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denniss, Steele and
Ward
Denver
Anita Dougherty
Cheyenne
Hefferman
Kersey
Halpin
Tom Logue
Idaho Springs
Local notes report church, lodge, and post office updates
Sugar Co. vacancy after Miss Vohs resignation. Chas Hank returned to Denver. Postmaster Wolfe resumes charge and hires Lula Leadbetter to assist. Mrs. B H Eaton of Greeley donated 25 for new library books. Large Congregational Church attendance for Rev Dickinson on The Burdens and What to Do With Them. Modern Woodmen officers elected. Loyal Rebekah Lodge semi annual officers chosen. Eastern Star officers elected. Social Hour hosted by Mr and Mrs Chas Gavin with guests. High five was the game of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Dickinson
Woodmen of America
Frank Foster
Henry Thompson
W. EE. de Vault
D. P. French
J. M. Johnson
Samuel Trollinger
Thomas Hines
Loyal Rebekah Lodge
Olivia French
Agnes Blandin
Lulu Leadbetter
Laura Weller
C. B. Pierce
Eastern Star
T. C. Phillips
Fred Gazelle
Soyder
Dukes
Cazelle
Isa Wilson
Sebeer
Chas. Gavin
Messrs
S.S. Brown
G. H. Denio
T. C. Gates
H. E. Hogue
J. Stockfieth
F. M. Thompson
Miss Nichols
J. L. Jones
Evans area notes include shipments and social visits
Bruce Malone visits Denver as three cars of potatoes depart Evans. Residents and visitors from Denver, Masters Colorado and Sterling mingle, with a Greeley Evans Y event planned and a new concrete warehouse contract. Rehearsals for The Geisha progress under H H D Allen, and W T Sherman W R C names officers for the year.
Special 30 Day Excursion Through Old Mexico
The Colorado & Southern railway offers a one fare round trip from Denver to Mexico City at 48.90 with return tickets sold December 20 21 and 22. Stops in each direction and booklet on Old Mexico promoted by T BE Fisher G P A Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern Railway
Denver
Mexico City
Old Mexico
T. BE. Fisher
The Strollers at the Opera House Tonight
Amusements page notes the engagement of The Strollers company at the opera house tonight December 13. The ensemble features Aida Hemmi Teddy Webb Aimee Leicester Joseph W. Smith Francis Carrier Frieda Wisher George Kunkel Frank Bertrand with libretto by Harry B. Smith and music by Ludwig Englander. The production is praised for its bright material and striking scenic and costume design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Aida Hemmi
Harry B. Smith
Ludwig Englander
Weddings of Miss Elizabeth Clark and Elmer Clark Sly
Miss Elizabeth Clark and Elmer Clark Sly wed last Wednesday December 12 at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs W R Clark in Eaton. The ceremony was at noon with about fifty relatives and friends present. Guests included several Greeley residents. The couple left for the Pacific coast for their honeymoon and will live on a ranch near Eaton upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isador Elizabeth Clark
Elmer Clark Sly
Lonergan and White Arrested on Perjury Warrant
Dr F P Lonergan and Kirk White of Evans were arrested last Tuesday on a perjury warrant tied to a liquor case tried earlier. Lonergan faced charges of selling liquor without a license and selling on Sunday. They testified they were far out in the country during the detective’s liquor purchase in the doctor’s drug store. Both men signed bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Lonergan
Kirk White
Evans
Lonergan
Livery Stable
Ranch Property Auction Listings Near Greeley
On Dunne s ranch at LaSalle T J Edgar owner December 12 sale includes horses cattle farm implements and household items December 18 on McLucas s ranch two miles north and one west of Greeley sale lists horses cows farm implements and household goods December 20 on Stanley Davis s ranch two miles north one mile east of Greeley sale features horses cattle hogs chickens hay barley and farm implements BE Bartholomew owner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunne
LaSalle
T. J. Edgar
McLucas
Greeley
J. BR. Robinson
Stanley Davis
A At. BE. Bartholomew
Thureday
Sam Southard
Eaton
FE. G. Heft
Peckham
Herm
Platteville
W. K. Starbird
Dee
Greviey
Loveland Road
Eteers
T. Mattox & Bon
Creeley
J. E. An
Senay
C. F. Finley
H. M. Williames
Peter Keeler
C. P. Kemmerer
J. E. Gordon
Colorado
See McArthur for Your Holiday Goods Big Line
Holiday sale notice promotes See McArthur with a large selection including Cut Glass 1847 Silverware Roger's Carving Sofa Chafing Dishes Five o'Clock Teas Nickel Plated Ware Gillette Safety Razors and Lamps for gifting and home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur
Roger
Gillette
Boomer Hooks Firemen Host Annual Ball Prizes
The Boomer Hooks firemen announce prize details for their Christmas night ball. Prizes include ladies and gents best costume first and second, with monetary amounts listed and a comic prize.
One Fare to City of Mexico and Return Sold by Colorado & Southern
On December 20 21 and 22 the Colorado and Southern will sell tickets to the capital of the Republic at one fare 848.90 from Denver good for stopovers in each direction illustrated literature sent on request T. E. Fisher G P A Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern
Capitol of Republic
Denver
T. E. Fisher
Weil
Dali
Wyoming
Blake St
Colorado
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wyatt
Hugh Denio
Beebe
Severance
Cipson
Fairplay
Biq Bend
Clarence Buda
Geo. Smith
Fort Lupton
Davis
Neal Duncan
Robert Pritchard
Hastings
Colo
Mrs. Lane of
Maggie Hubbard
Frances Miller
Mrs. Wil! Wilbur
The
Aid Society
Lon Chipman
Misses McKelvey
J. E. Law
Lewis Kern
Chamber of Commerce
Good Roads
Harry Schoonover
Newton, Kans
N. B. Hatcher
Goodan & Phillips
Peralta
Miller
A. J. Smillie
Long Beach
Calif
James Wolfe
Woman’s Club
Mich
Ruby Dedrick
G. W. Deffke
Messrs. and Meadames
BE. Gosslin
W. H. Scheer
Bruce Malone
A. W. Rickard
W. E. Brubaker
Bovard
A. Maxwell
Branson Sears
Tregoning
J. P. Klug
W. &. Taylor
J. A. Remsay
Parks
New Mexico
Seal Hicks
Lafayette
Electric Light Co
J. W. French
Evans Y's
Greeley Y's
Harrison
W. J. McBurney
R. P. Church
Baldwin
Boosters’ Club of
Platte
Evain
W. T. Sherman W. R. C
Belle Tracy
V. P
Martha Dunbar
Lydia Smith
Lydia Co. Young
Tirza Kimsey
Alta Reed
Eva Lonsdale
Mellie Beeson
Elizabeth Eliott
L. A. Herriott
Clark
Sly
Browne & Shearer
Boomer
City of Mexico
Greeley Opera House
Frank W. Healy
Knickerbocker Theater
New York
Wisher
Les Norte
Saigentars Kyi
Batt Ran Ae
Jas Co
F. A. Gates
Greeley, Colo
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National Railway Training School
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
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