Evans Letter Highlights Local Social Exchanges
Dr. Horton and wife visited Denver on Monday. Guests include Miss Jones of Greeley, Walt King of Johnstown, Sam Ferrie of Peckham, Sam Matlock of Fort Lupton, and Mrs. W. D. Young with children from Ault. The Evans social club plans an entertainment on Friday in Young's hall featuring Tompkins' Hired Man. Mrs. Kimsey hosted a birthday gathering for J. A. Kimsey with games and an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Smith
W. F. Smith
Deila
Burns
Kan
W. G. Smith
Behrens
Denver
Evans Social Club
Young's Hall
Tompkins
Local Folks Here Over Weekend in Platteville
Tom Hammitt of Erie and several visitors were in Platteville on Saturday. Mrs. Guy Mosier spent Wednesday in Denver and Alene Haskins visited Fort Collins relatives. Mary Coffman and Fannie Biges of LaSalle joined friends here for a weekend. Howard Drake and Harry Knowlton from Fort Collins returned home Friday. Sadie Knowlton visited Eaton relatives from Friday to Sunday. Minnie Siefried and children of Sterling arrived Friday and stayed through Sunday. Guy Mosher hosted friends for a Saturday evening gathering with several guests and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coffman
Fannie Biges of
LaSalle
Harry Knowlton
Howard Drake
Fort Collins
Sadie Knowlton
J. T. Snow
Eaton
Minnie Siefried
Jeanne and
Snowden
Sterling
Fannie Boak
Guy Mosher
Terry, Wise
Elwell Community Notes and Upcoming Events
George Dunn made a business trip to Loveland. Frances Eberhart Pearl Eberhart and Beulah Shull expected home Friday from Greeley. Carl Carlson Lewis Worden ill this week Fioce Miller ill with croup. First lot of books ordered for Sunday school library. White Hall students present Friday eve entertainment. Elwell women praised for cooking at last Thursday parsonage dinner. Christmas Eve chapel service will feature music and a reading from Van Dyke performed by six youths. Youngsters to participate in exercises and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Pearl Eberhart
Beulah Shull
Greeley
White Hall
Elwell
Holy Land
van Dyke
Woods Music Store Offers Wide Range of Instruments
The Woods Music store advertises suitability of holiday presents with guitars mandolins violins and every kind of musical instrument available for gift buying this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Music Store
LUCERNE Notes on Local Visits and Winter Plans
Mrs. Ward spent Friday with her grandmother Mrs. Tinker and Mrs. Brennult and Miss Hyller shopped in Denver Friday. George Sylvester left Monday for Utah to spend the winter. Sunday school members prepare a Christmas program. Farmers haul siloed beets. Odd Fellows from here attended a Greeley supper. Henry Sothman remained to wait for a team shod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ward
Mrs. Tinker
George Sylvester
Utah
Martha Merrindorff
Cheyenne
Greeley
Highland Lake News Roundup
Lawrence Akers of Liberty Hall spent Sunday here. Charles Pickie is able to ride out after a long illness. Siloed beets are being hauled to the receiving station. Roy Knoll was a business visitor in Berthoud Wednesday. Ed. Markham transacted business in Berthoud Monday. Mead Literary society to meet at Mead school house tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gibson visited friends in Longmont. Mr. McGinn left for Denver Thursday after a month's stay at Fairview. The annual church meeting was held in the church parlors Thursday afternoon. Progress of the soft water well being put down at Will Kitely home watched with interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kitely
Fort Lupton Social Notes Include Denver Trips
Fort Lupton residents report Mrs 8 Matlock spent Sunday and Monday in Denver. Mrs H L Twombly hosted Brighton visitors last Friday. Mr and Mrs Fred Ormar returned to Fort Lupton after several Denver days. Miss Winnie Gray will help at the post office and live with Mr and Mrs G C Bruce. The Will Ewing household hosted a 6 pm dinner with guests Will Reynolds R W Hayner F G Hayner and A R Fischer. Thursday Afternoon club held a thimble party with needlework and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Fred Ormar
Fort Lupton
Denver
Winnie Gray
Bruce
G. C. Bruce
Will Ewing
Phoebe Brown
Messrs
Will Reynolds
R. W., Hayner
F. G. Hayner
A. R. Fischer
Mesdames
H. L. Twomby
Kersey Society Notes and Local Travel Updates
Kersey reports announce a masquerade ball set for December 30. Rev W W Winkler ends revival meetings Thursday evening. Mrs F N Hall and two children visit Denver for a week. Mr and Mrs E Lahman depart for their old eastern home. Mrs D A Stover recovers from a two week illness. Theo Sterling and family return to Missouri for an extended stay. Mr and Mrs J N Foster relocate to Pullman West Virginia for several months. Ira Gerhart has been ill and remains sidelined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Winkler
F. N. Hall
Denver
Typhoid Disease Leaves Patient on Crutches
A patient afflicted with typhoid and a complication of diseases has been able to move about on crutches for several weeks, highlighting extended recovery and mobility challenges.
Local Social and Move News from Ault and Nearby
Mrs J W Golden entertains visitors from Greeley this week. Union services were held in Allisons opera house Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs G A Randolph plan a California visit to see Mr Randolphs mother. Mr and Mrs Charles Collins and Nettie went to Eaton for the Rebekah lodge. Mrs D E Gibson and son David move to St Louis. Henry Mead buys three lots opposite the M C Todd property. Mr and Mrs B A Wilkins visited Shirey family in Greeley before their move to Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Golden
Greeley
Allison
Opera House
G. A. Randolph
California
Mr. Randolph
Charles Collins
Nettie
Eaton
Rebekah Lodge
D. E. Gibson
David
St. Louis
Henry Mead
Mrs. Mosier
M. C. Todd
B. A. Wilkins
A. R. Shirey
Pennsylvania
Godfrey Bottoms and visiting relatives noted
Denver visitors include Mr and Mrs Walter Sylvester and Mrs Charles Godfrey and Mrs Essie Norris visiting relatives in Greeley. Mr and Mrs John Bentley and daughter spent time with their son Frank Bentley. Paul Gregory and wife moved to Weaver for jailer and matron roles. Fred Claycomb of Roggen stayed at the Carter home and will visit Johnstown for the rest of winter with his son William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sylvester
Denver
Charles Godfrey
Essie Norris
Greeley
John Bentley
Frank Bentley
Paul Gregory
Weaver
Mr. Gregory
Mrs. Gregory
Fred Claycomb
Roggen
Carter
Johnstown
William
Funeral Attendees Arrive From Kansas Denver and Iowa
Mrs Phoebe English of Kansas arrives to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs D W Runnells, joined by Mrs Mary Moffet and Mrs Frank Mower of Denver. Mr and Mrs Charles Bail of Denver and Frank Bail of Iowa also attend, with the Bail brothers of the late Mrs Runnells. J M Jacobson buys east half of the northwest quarter of section township 7 range 65 from George Haynes. Peter Lunberg recovers from a recent accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jacobson
George Haynes
Phoebe English
Kansas
D. W. Runnells
Mary Moffet
Frank Mower
Denver
Delta School Superintendent Finds Conditions Satisfactory
Delta superintendent L. H. Harrison visited the Delta school last week and found all in very satisfactory condition. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, friends of Mr. and Mrs. Waite, arrived from Nebraska to visit the Waite household. Mr. and Mrs. Beechaump spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Shearer and plan to travel to Nebraska and Missouri to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Harrison
Delta
Mrs. Johnson
Mrs. Waite
Nebraska
Mrs. Beechaump
Mrs. Shearer
Missouri
Normal school concert delights audience at chapel
The Normal orchestra of fifteen pieces led by Prof. J. Kendel and the Ya-Ha-Ki-Te club of girls trained by Prof. Fitz presented a pleasing concert at the Normal chapel Tuesday evening. Raffs Cavatina was performed by the Schubert Trio and the rest of the program split evenly between orchestra and chorus. Every number was greatly appreciated by the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Kendel
Fitz
Raff
Schubert
Greeley Commercial Club Boosts Through Guest Register
Secretary McCreery of the Commercial club promotes a visitor register to record all business guests in Greeley. The club will send literature to interested readers and distribute pamphlets about Greeley with views to help boost interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCreery
The
Commercial Club
Greeley
Eaton's Escape Attempt Averted On Jail Transfer
Deputy Sheriff Peterson thwarted Will Eaton's escape on a Canon City to Pueblo transfer. Eaton, hidden mop iron beneath his coat, flashed toward the guard using a mirror in the jail locker to signal a contrived escape. He was shackled and kept on rock pile duty. no outside work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Canon City
Will Eaton
Katon
Lhrge
Maton
Eaton
Pueblo
New Dog Exterminator Installed At Police Station
The police station added a gas chamber shaped like a kennel to euthanize dogs. After a Saturday test, four dogs were killed quietly as oxygen was displaced, with the heart sometimes still beating minutes after respiration stopped. The setup aims to simplify roundups and could supply vivisection material to schools, while noting ongoing concerns about animal welfare.
Church Doings at LaSalle Pleasantly Busy
Rev Hall of Denver preached both services at the Presbyterian church in LaSalle. The church awaits a regular pastor after Rev R T Mathews resigned for Neodesha Kan two weeks ago. A pastor will be installed soon. Hungerford W C T U met Friday afternoon with Rev I A Blackwood of Evans speaking on Systematic Giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of
Denver
Presbyterian Church
R. T. Mathews
Neodesha
Kan
Hungerford W. C. T. U
I A Blackwood
Evans
Severance Seeks Improved Train Service in Denver Talk
Local leaders visited Denver about two weeks ago and met with C. S. Morey to secure a promise of better rail service. A new schedule will start late this week or early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severance
Denver
C. S. Morey
Holiday Gift Parlor Offers Varied Toys and Goods
A retail notice lists items for gift selection including Brother A pair of Barney and Berry skates a rifle or shot six makes to choose from a guaranteed pocket knife a hunting coat or a safety razor and for a small boy a set of tools an express wagon or a knife with a chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney & Berry
Gift items listed for Sister A in old notice
A chi af chafing dish pearl-handled knife manicure set scissors nut picks cracks or a small knife fork and spoon set a pair of skates referenced in the notice.
Variety of Razors and Accessories for Sale
For Father A one, choose regular or safety. We offer a large assortment from the cheapest to triple plated silver sets. Also available are a gun, hunting coat, pocket knife, razor strap, buggy whip, and other tools.
Household shopping lines with new cookware and gear
The listing praises items to ease household work including carpet sweepers bread makers roasters and a range of aluminum and nickel plated ware knives forks spoons in Community silver or Rogers 1847. It notes a pair of warranted scissors a baking dish and Rozwood enamel ware as featured options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
A Home Comfort range and Magic motor washer for wife
The notice muses on giving a wife practical gifts. It suggests a Home Comfort range and a Magic motor washer to save toil and save money, framing them as valuable weekly time and money gifts.
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Howard
Merriman & Gallagher
Ninth Street Jewelers and Opticians
Dr. Horton and Wife
Miss Jones of
Mrs. Winchester
Walt. King of
Sam Ferrie
Peckham
Sam Matlock
Theo, Walbridge
White
Platteville
Tom Hammitt
Erie
Guy Mosier
Alene Haskins
Wesley Hammond
Athol
A. J. Elliott
George Dunn
Loveland
Carl Carlson
Lewis Worden
Fioce Miller
Croup
Lucerne
Mrs. Brennult
Miss Hyller
Mrs. Grant of
Henry Sothman
Highland Lake
Lawrence Akers of
Liberty Hall
Charles Pickie
Roy Knoll
Berthoud
Ed. Markham
Mead Literary Society
Mead School House
Jesse Gibson
Longmont
Mr. McGinn
Fairview
8. Matlock
H. L. Twombly
Brighton
Kersey
Bills
Mrs. E. Lahman
East
D. A. Stover
Theo
J. N. Foster
Pullman
West Virginia
Ira Gerhart
Godfrey Bottoms
Rowe District
Peter Lunberg
Normal
Jatlor
Tribune
SY the Manerg
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothing
Michaels, Stern & CO
Rochester
E. S. Carrithers
D. R. McArthur & Co
Santa Claus
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His
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