Community Notes From Weld County Towns
Weld county news items with residents and visitors including Dr McCartey Berthoud Mrs Gregory Iowa Frank Kee Gates la guppe family health updates Newby in legal affairs Skinner resignation school note Robert Davis winning cow Dr Holden house and depot construction Woodman Insurance plans sugar factory contracts Love land D & G W line shipping lambs Mart Ely land plans brick building bank potential beet crop values Hinds Toland Carson Platteville beet shipment Nate Stover Fort Collins Prof Packer Lupton teachers meeting sick girl care nurse Dr Dawson coast trip with Judge Wheeler vacation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnas
Toland
Ida Carson
Denver
F. E. Hinds
Platteville
Greeley
Nate Stover
Fort Collins
Nate
Prof. Packer
Lupton
Martin Madden
J. F. Dawson
Salt Lake
Judge Wheeler
Local Movements and Social Visits Highlight LaSalle Notes
John George LaSalle visited Fort Collins on Saturday while Arthur Bentley traveled to Greeley on business Monday. Harry Snook of Greeley guest of Ralph Ellis Saturday. Frank Downey went to Denver with a cattle load this week. Chris Sorenson and family visited East Evans earlier this week. Mrs S Bainbridge spent days with granddaughter Mrs Frank Downey. Mrs Frank Hunter and daughter of Kersey hosted by Mrs John Bentley. The Misses Coil and Hayward spent time with Ed Johnsons in Greeley. Mrs Will Davis visited her parents D P Hubbard recently. Rev Jamison of Loveland traveled home from Fort Morgan where he aided Rev Gibson at communion. A melon association has formed in LaSalle. officers include Charles McKenney president, Paul Gregory vice president, E C Herrington secretary, F A Marsh fieldman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Snook
Greeley
Ralph Ellis
Frank Downey
Denver
Chris Sorenson
East Evans
S. Bainbridge
Frank Hunter
Kersey
John Bentley
Jamison of
Loveland
LaSalle
Fort Morgan
Rev
Gibson
Charles McKenney
Paul Gregory
E. C. Herrington
F. A. Marsh
Local notices from Platteville and nearby towns
Saturday brief items report J. W. Birkle in Denver and W. E. Butcher in Fort Collins with others traveling to Greeley and Denver for business and court. Health news notes Katie Madden is very low while others improve. Seed potatoes arrived from the divide by F Karick as James Stanton and Hazel visited Denver and Curtis Williams and family visited F M Gwyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Madden
F. Karick
James Stanton
Hazel
Denver
Local Engagements and Incidents in Greeley Area
Misses Day and Washburn shopped in Greeley Saturday. Jake Oster and Rica visited in Greeley weekend. Philip Berndt of Kersey visited old friends last week. Teachers plan a Christmas program. Rev. Taylor of LaSalle led cottage prayer meetings each evening and preached Sunday at the schoolhouse. Hugh McMillan injured his foot at White Ash coal mine and will be out for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Day
Washburn
Greeley
Jake Oster
Sister Rica
Philip Berndt
Kersey
Rev. Taylor of
LaSalle
School House
Hugh McMillan
White Ash
Delta Farmers Shift Teets Toward Sugar Factory Work
Sunday notes show Delta farmers hauling teets from Evans for the sugar factory as Elmer Clarkson recovers from typhoid, Major General Shearer auctioneers several sales, and James Gallagher planning to farm Charles Camp's property next year. A Christmas tree is planned at the schoolhouse with an invitation to families. Stricklands’ rented farm is sold, and Mr Strickland prepares to move to Windsor area with farm operations nearly ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gallagher
Charles Camp
Hillsboro Notes on Coal, Meetings and Travel
Beet hauling ended in the Hillsboro vicinity. E Heflebower visited Fort Collins this week. Miss Luella Rhodes met Mrs Heflebower last week. Farmers gathered Friday in Hillsboro for a railroad meeting and coal mines were visited for winter coal. Stockholders met in Johnstown hall with a Maple Park ranch visit. Longmont and California trips by Kerr family. Paul Gregory of LaSalle did business here and stayed at Fairview. The band planned recruitment and hired Mr Hatch for instruction. A sale and supper drew good attendance with proceeds for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Kerr
California
Charles Kerr
Paul Gregory
LaSalle
Fairview
Mr. Hatch
Local News and Developments In Town
Mrs. Conkling visited Mrs. Todd last week. C. Allison plans to move into a new house within a week. Clara Curtis laid out blocks for Main street lots. W. Shannon sold his meat market to King and Garner Eaton, taking possession January 1. Jessie Todd Ollie Coffee and Myra Link rode to Ed Conkling’s eight miles out Windsor road. Ladies Aid meetings paused until after Christmas. George Kesner renovates a vacated house for rent. N T Joll bought a Curtis lot and erects a two story building for merchandise on first floor and hall above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Curtis
George Kesner
Hensly
N. T. Joll
Local Residence News and Housing Moves
Emil Martinson Cipson returns from Cheyenne and Rachel Boyd goes home to Virginia Dale. The Taylor brothers move into Frank Young's house. Mr Webster visits from Fort Collins. Brainard finishes his new home interior. Greeley residents and La Grange visitors appear in week’s neighborhood notes. No. 3 ditch spends 1000 to repair dam and headgate under J Fk Ewing of Fort Collins. Dillon buys land from Mr House and relocates his house to build anew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Brothers
Frank Young
Mr. Webster
Fort Collins
Mr. Brainard
Mr. Dillon
Local notes from Denver to Greeley and beyond
Community items report residents visiting relatives and moving to new places. Names include Zupke Krisbon Mortimer Kingsbury Pierson Jones Lonergan Gardner Prater and MacMurray. A dance, a planned bank, a Ladies Aid sewing session, and a Union Pacific fence event are noted along with stormy weather and ongoing local disputes.
Orchard News Roundup of Local Visits and Plans
Ralph Warner is down with scarlet. Mrs Henry Kuhn visits in Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs Piers enjoys a visit from a sister in Sterling. Mr Lamper commenced loading beers at Goodrich. W W Putnam went to Fort Morgan Sunday to be gone some time. Mr and Mrs Foley visited Fort Morgan friends the first of the week. Mr and Mrs S Richeson started for their old home in Missouri to spend the winter. Messrs Stark and Cooper repaired phones in the valley. Mrs James Hurley returned from Wisconsin after a month with home folks. Orchard district plans a Christmas entertainment at the hall with a tree and short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Putnam
Fort Morgan
Mr. and
Mrs. Foley
Mrs. S. Richeson
Missouri
Local Notices From Highland and Nearby Towns
Highland lake skating is good now. Thomas Bennett has house plastering underway. C V Holmes travels to Greeley on legal business this week. L C Kerr made a business call in Platteville Thursday. Mr Blake of Boulder made a business call here Monday. Scott Kerr plans to start a blacksmith shop soon. The school is practicing for their Christmas entertainment Friday afternoon at Mr and Mrs W Holmesen’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mart Ely
J. J. Becker
Thomas Bennett
C.V. Holmes
Greeley
Scott Kerr
Windsor Local Notes and Movements in Greeley Area
Mrs J Z Stocking shopped in Greeley Wednesday. Mrs E J Neill left for Colby Kaw. Miss Ethel Kennedy visited Mrs Kins Dickerson and Vera in Greeley. G W Rutledge moved from west Windsor to Fort Collins. Miss Gertrude Amoss and Lindsay returned from Boulder. C K Chipman resigns as carrier on route No 1. Groveray becomes carrier. Mrs R S Dickey and children visit relatives east for health. William Jones and wife and A Hahn and wife visited the capital city. Rebekahs of Columbine lodge Windsor plan a Christmas bail and oyster supper. G W Briggs, J M Cobbs, W R Jones attended Rufus Wygal funeral in Loveland. Wind storm causes Davy Davis farm house fire. household goods of Mrs Wilkins destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
A. Hahn
Rebekahs
Columbine Lodge
Windsor
G. W. Briggs
J. M. Cobbs
W. R. Jones
Rufus Wygal
Loveland
Davy Davis
Local Rubber and Footwear Outlet Promotes Low Prices
A storefront announces a large stock of rubbers overshoes and footwear with special values in Arctic models. The ad emphasizes low prices and invites customers to visit, noting no cost to look and minimal cost to buy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctics
Local Notes From Colorado Area
Lucerne Oscar Bolander visits Denver for a few days. James Rayburn stays with relatives in Boulder this week. David Kelley was in Fort Collins on business last Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Wyatt of Greeley spent last Wednesday with Mr and Mrs A W Davis. George Crumb and family moved to a farm bought southeast of Greeley. James S Clague left for Omaha Thursday with two car loads of fat lambs for the Christmas market. Tuesday afternoon Mrs M J Houston entertained Mesdames Igo Durant Davis Bollinger and Humpsill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kelley
Fort Collins
Mrs. Wyatt of
Greeley
A. W. Davis
George Crumb
James S. Clague
Omaha
M. J. Houston
Mesdames Igo, Durant, Davis, Bollinger and Humphill
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Dr. McCartey of
Berthoud
Newby
Weld County
Mr. Greenlee
Perry
Iowa
Miss Skinner
Robert Davis
Holden
Sandring
Charles Binder
Niebergal
Miss Hurster
Buster and
Vansall
Ciemes
Woodman Accident Insurance Company
Last. W.ck
Katie Becker
Hot Springs
Ark
P. W. Allen
Hillsboro Ditch Company
M. H Tucker
Thornton
Love
Board of Directors
John George
Arthur Bentley
Coil and
Hayward
Mrs
Ed Johnson
Will Davis
D. P. Hubbard
J. W. Birkle
W. E. Butcher
P. J. Hussion
T. A. Lewis
J. D. Glaze
F. P. Volland
Curtis Williams
F. M. Gwyn
Beebe
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Evans
Shearer
Elmer Clarkson
Hillsboro
E. Heflebower
Luella Rhodes
Maple Park Ranch
Messrs. Himmingesen
Ldufley
Longmont
Mrs. Conkling
Mrs. Todd
C. Allison
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cipson
Emil Martinson
Cheyenne
Rachel Boyd
Virginia Dale
E. J. Carver
la Grange
No. 3 Ditch
J. Fk. Ewing Ofort Collins
Mr. Zupke
Kingsbury Bros
Chuck Pierson
Charles Mortimer
Murphy
Jessup
Krisbon
Jordan
Clarke House
Aidy McMillan
Jack Kingsbury
Clarence Gardner
Bedford
Ind
Charles Prater
Hersey Friends
Rocky Ford
Wideawake
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Bethel
Union Pacific
Mrs. MacMurray
Ralph Warner
Henry Kuhn
Lincoln, Neb
Mr. Lamper
Goodrich
Messrs. Stark and Cooper
James Hurley
Wisconsin
Orchard
Highland Lake
L. C. Kerr
Mr. Blake of
Boulder
Mrs. ©. W. Holmesen
J. Z. Stocking
E. J. Neill
Colby, Kaw
Ethel Kennedy
Kins Dickerson
Vera
G. W. Rutledge
Gertrude Amoss
Lindsay
C. K. Chipman
Groveray
C. H. Ramsay
Greeley, Colorado
J. G. Reynolds
Cameron
H. S
H. S. Handker
Creare
Oks de Nice
J. M. Cameron
Spot Cash Store
Postoffice
Greeley, Colo
Lucerne
Oscar Bolander
James Rayburn
Stone Contractors
B. Whiteley
11Th Av
Ailfred Benjamine
Makers
New York
London
E. S. Carrithers
Creeley, Colo
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Tribune
Oasis Hotel
Seventh Street
Mrs. Johnston
E. G. H. Kirts
Phone
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