All Over Weld County Social Roundup and Incidents
Weld area notes list residents traveling to Denver and Greeley for business or shopping. Funeral attendance for Mrs. W. Zeldis in Denver. Mrs. Steinbeck visiting daughters near Sterling returns home. Alfred Tunnel of Greeley stops at C. C. Kersey’s barn for rest. fire damages wagon pad and box, cause under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stanton
S. J. Stanton
Enver
W. Zeldis
Denver
Steinbeck
James Stanen
L. S. Birkle
Sterling
Alfred Tunnel
Greeley
C. C. Kersey
Ault Area Gossip and Local Developments Report
Emma Bone returns from Denver after a three week visit. W M Kerr moves into a new house in Gracfe's addition opposite M C Todds. Elizabeth Conger returns from Fort Collins visit. W H Bone starts six room house for D I Wyatt six miles west. Churches plan joint Christmas trees at the church on Christmas Eve. Richard Shannon adds a two room addition with Chauncey Frye and W W Hart on the project. School shed erected for horse accommodations. Pie social at Congregational church raises $12 for Christmas entertainment. R L Pence rents feed store to Colorado Telephone for a central office to be ready by January. Kenneth Robinson sick with pneumonia but improving. Frank Finley reports Poudre Valley Reservoir ditch to extend north of Ault. Thomas Routh celebrates 50th, receives rocking chair and rug at daughter Annie Frye's home southeast of town. Price $13,000 for land at southeast site. W A Doty and wife visit from Denver. Hobert Hanna visits R E Hanna. works in Colorado Springs post office. Beets slicing factory closes after producing about 30,000 tons, 10,000 tons under last year. German families heading to Russia include Spring, Beckman, Weber, Miller, Patt, Weiderman, Peck, Bercher, Cooney Crafts and others from Fort Collins. Dr T Blevins cutting wood. J S McCurdy ill two weeks but improving. Local skating on lake. Robert Harris walks with artificial limb. E L Peterson visits town. plans to build a house for Mr. McKey west of Forbes ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shannon
Chauncey Frye
W. W. Hart
Congregational Church
R. L. Pence
Colorado Telephone Company
Jane
Charles Robinson
Kenneth
Frank Finley
Windsor
Mr. Finley
Poudre Valley Reservoir Company
Local Notes From Windsor and Nearby
Windsor Mrs Clyde and baby visit Boulder. Mrs H O Adcock sick for a week. G Fuller bought Parker Racket store. J M Davis left Denver for California. Charles Sorrells building a new barn on the Storms ranch four miles east. Dr BE I Raymond laid up with quinsy but returning. Norman Shearer bought Fletcher house on Walnut Street at auction. Consideration 750. Greggory and Clammer bought J M Davis farm, the Harry Teller property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Adcock
G. Fuller
Parker
Charles Sorrells
Storms
BE. I. Raymond
Norman Shearer
Fletcher
Walnut Street
Delta residents report travel and local sales
Claude Clarkson spent several days in Denver this week. George Struble returns to St Louis this week. Fay and Mashburn plan a mountain trip for dugout poles. M. M. Goff of Loveland sold apples and stayed at Foley's. Kretcher has been ill but is improving. Davenport, once hospitalized, is recovering at home. Nearly every Delta resident attended S Archibald's sale on December 8, one of the season’s best with cattle selling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Struble
M. M. Goff
Loveland
Foley’s
Delta
Kersey Social News Notes From Town and Surroundings
Mrs Newton Foster was in town Friday. N W Jones visited Greeley Saturday with his grip. Mrs John Clements traded in Greeley Saturday. Dr J Moore and wife attended church at Bethel Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cash and Mr and Mrs Cort Fetters visit relatives in Denver. Dr Lonergan reports a fine son at the Klussman home north of town. Rev McCullah and wife returned from Missouri. Mrs Collier is improving after operation by Drs Lonergan and Call. MecCullah exercised a high headed branch on the boulevard last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Jones
Greeley
John Clements
J. Moore
Bethel
Cash
Cort’ Fetters
Denver
Lonegran
Edward Klussman
McCullah
Missouri
Mr. MecCullah
Kersey
Dr. Horton
Lincoln
Neb
Ella Royce
Homeopathic Hospital
Young's Hall
J. D. Fry
J. Stimson
Eckhart
Local Dolefully Busy District Hints at Change
Huffman District residents report activity as L. S. Larson drives to Loveland and Joseph Lee completes carpentry on Larson's house. C. H. Boyd upgrades his ranch with shingling and plastering while Mrs. Charles Marsh resigns as teacher after her husband’s death. Horace Haskins sells cattle and contemplates quitting ranching. Denver hay market stalls while Keene hauls to Greeley. James Hale finishes a new dwelling and claims the district’s finest house prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Boyd
Charles Marsh
Horace Haskins
Denver
Keene
Greeley
James Hale
Highland Lake Developments and Local Updates
Reports from Highland lake note contract completion for drain ditches by Mr. Hamilton. Andy Daly sold twenty seven acres to lake owners aiming to enlarge the lake. Several residents recover from illness and visit relatives as Mrs. Mead and baby stay with her parents. A. Gordon of Box Elder visits Nebraska. Mrs. Melvin shows slow improvement. Neal Donovan visits daughter Mrs. Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Daly
Illness Update and Local Visits Report
Edgar Turner Cipson shows improvement after three weeks of typhoid fever. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Coft Mrs Kimball and Mrs Marsh at 8S Spurgeons Friday. Nathan Calvin of Lone Tree stayed Sunday and Monday with C L Brainard family. Harsh Lutz and daughter Marguerite visited near Kersey with Mr and Mrs Short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coft
Kimball
Mrs. Marsh
L. Spurgeons
Nathan Calvin
Lone Tree
C. L. Brainard
Mrs. Harsh
Lutz
Marguerite
Mrs. Short
Kersey
Mount Zion Community Notes Tell of Visits and Illness
Mr Breen of Longmont visited W A Mul vaney. George Acres recovers from typhoid. Mr and Mrs O Donnell depart for Ireland for two years. Mrs Nye and Edith ill with tonsillitis. The Speed child sick but improving. Charles McHale infant slowly improving from bronchial pneumonia. Howletts return from eastern trip via World’s Fair and Florida. Liberty hall poverty ball raises funds for a piano. prize for most poverty stricken pair to Mrs Fred Beiderman and George Ballinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O’ Donnell
Ireland
Nye
Edith
Charles McHale
Tom Howlett
Florida
Liberty Hall
Fred Beiderman
George Ballinger
Evans Brubaker Returns Home as Town Booms
Evans reports a boom with several buildings under construction. locals note visitors from Plattsburg Missouri and activity at the old race track. Mrs Ross remains ill, Miss Ross travels to Colorado Springs, J T Cornelius plans study in Fort Collins.
Beebe Draws in New Phones and Local Happenings
Several new phones have been added in Beebe Draw recently. Mrs White and her children visit her parents at Highlandlake. Mrs Bird recovers from typhoid fever and is up again. Mr Smyzner and crew finished road work locally. Mr Moser wells drilled on his new farm and plans a house. Cold nights invite skating and youths meet at English lake for exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Lake
Local social notes from Lacreance and area updates
Mrs. Westenberg and children visited Charles Anderson on Sunday. Mrs. Lynn returned from a two month east visit. The Fagerbergs with four youngest children head to California for winter. Alfred Jacobson's son has been ill for two weeks. A literary society began last Friday night with a meeting planned for next Friday. all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lynn
Charles Fagerberg
California
Alfred Jacobson
Local Notables and Winter Plans Near BIC Bend
Will Carroll has been on the sick list for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Wiggett visited relatives in Erie last week. Mrs Walter Kimsey and her son returned home last Saturday to spend the winter. Some local youths tried skating on the thin ice Saturday and found it unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Carroll
Mrs. Wiggett
Erie
Walter Kimsey
Local residents list visits and business trips in LaSalle area
LASALLE Richey Blackwood went to Kersey on business Tuesday. George McAfee was the guest of McKim Beattie last Saturday. Charles McKenney is transacting business at Fort Morgan this week. Miss Jennie Ellis spent the day Saturday with Mrs. Sibley of The officers of the A. P. church met at the home of D. 8. Ellis Mon day evening. W. E. Morrison of Evans was in LaSalle Monday looking after busi ness interests. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Herrington took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McKenney Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Denver
James Stanton
Greeley
Y. W. Wien
L. M. Raney
George H. Young
L. A. Herriott
George McAfee
McKim Beattie
Charles McKenney
Fort Morgan
Jennie Ellis
Mrs. Sibley
A. P. Church
D. 8. Ellis
W. E. Morrison
Evans
LaSalle
Social gathering notes from December meeting
Miss Phillips handed out souvenir postals to members and guests. Punch and wafers were served. The group scheduled the next meeting for December 27 at Rev. and Mrs. Hunter's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust
Phillips
Hunter
Progress Club Delves into Russian History and Italy
The Progress club met on Wednesday December 7 with Mrs. Hanna. Mrs. Preston read about Prince Kropotkin and excerpts on a Russian exile insurrection in 1863. Members discussed rulers from Peter the Great to today and the current incumbent. St. Petersburg imagery sparked by Mrs. Woods. The group pursues Russian studies and explored Romola customs and the Italian festival of St John via Mrs. Stimson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Hanna
Preston
Prince Kropotkin
Withey
Russia
Peter the Great
Elliott
St. Petersburg
Local Residents Return Home for Holidays
Victor Larson Crover arrives home to spend holidays. George Donaven of Greeley drills a well west of town for irrigation. Mr and Mrs Robert Seymour, formerly on the Adams ranch, have gone to Greeley for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Larson
George Donaven
Greeley
Robert Seymour
Adams Ranch
Grover and District 89 News and Mexico Travel Pitch
The Grover community reports on a club meeting featuring Miss Eleanor Phillips recounting Gounod Faust with local musicians performing selections. Local updates note Rhoda Johnson teaching in district 89, an artesian well being drilled in Grover, and a December 23 Christmas program at the Grover schoolhouse. An extended travel pitch extols a 48 hour Mexico visit with vivid imagery and rates offered by T. E. Fisher of the C and S Railway in Denver Colorado.
Local Notes From Lucerne And Surrounding Areas
Joe Cox on the sick list. Will Benton buys a farm north of Ault. Jimmie Rayburne expected to start for the east in a few days. Mr. Gaylor and family move into LaGrange country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cox
Will Benton
Ault
Jimmie Rayburne
East
Mr. Gaylor
LaGrange
Local Notices and Health News snippet
George Shambo is very seriously ill. Stuart Sanford made a business trip to Greeley Saturday. Henry Carlson has a cold. Mr. and Mrs. George Persinger visit F. W. Hunter. Frank Hodgson and family moved to their old home in Longmont. Cyrus Neal of Kersey has been tending cattle nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shambo
Stuart Sanford
Greeley
Henry Carlson
George Persinger
F. W. Hunter
Frank Hodgson
Longmont
Cyrus Neal
Kersey
Right Road Rail Service to Chicago and Midwest
The Chicago Great Western offers superior service and lowest rates to Chicago St Paul Minneapolis or Dubuque. For more information contact W. H. Lownsberry general agent 809 Seventeenth Street Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Great Western Railway
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Debuque
W. H. Lownsberry
Seventeenth Street
Denver
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W. M. Kerr
Gracfe
M. C. Todd
Elizabeth Conger
W. H. Bone
D. I. Wyatt
Thomas Routh
Annie Frye
Messrs
W. Shannon
Aaron Frye
Hiram England
W. J. Henderson
P. J. Newman
William Washer
Mr. Routh
Place
W. A Doty
Navy
Mr. Doty
Hobert Hanna
R. E. Hanna
Hobert
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Jacob Spring
Henry Beckman
Frederick Weber
Mike Miller
Andrew Patt
William Weiderman
Henry Peck
Jacob Bercher
Cooney Crafts
Fort Collins
Dr. T. Blevins
J. S. McCurdy
Robert Harris
E. L. Peterson
Mr. McKey
Forbes Ranch
Mrs. Clyde
Baby
Boulder
J. M. Davis
Greggory & Clammer
J. M. Davis’ Farm
Harry Teller
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Claude Clarkson
Mr. Kretcher
Mr. Davenport
Newton Foster
Huffman District
L. S. Larson
Joseph Lee
Highland Lake
Mr. Hamilton
Helen Strong
L. C. Mead
A. Gordon
Box Elder
Nebraska
Mrs. Melvin
Mr. and
Mrs. Neal Donovan
Mrs
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Cipson
Edgar Turner
Mount Zion
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W. A. Mulvaney
George Acres
Will Brubaker
Joe Ross
John Paul
Mr. Teek
Plattsburg, Mo
John Brubaker
J.T. Cornelius
Agricultural College
Beebe
Mr. Smyzner
Crew
Lacrance
Bic Bend
Richey Blackwood
E. C. Herrington
E. W. McKenney
Lord Chesterfield
Alfred Benjaminz Kers
New York
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Greeley, Colo
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Crover
Social Science Circle
D. Todd
Eleanor Phillips
Europe
Gounod
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Wright
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J. Scott Thompson
Miss Hanna
Jewel
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R. G. Strong
Soldiers
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Mr. Aggers
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Wyo
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CHEA
Kansas
A.W. Barbour
Union Pacific R. Rk
17Th Street
Venver
Ilinois Central
R. R
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Illinois Central
A. H. Hanson
E. G. H. Kirts
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D. H. Hoops
General Agt. C. & N-W. Ry
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