Highland lake visits and farm moves in Weld
W L Kerr, business visitor in Frederick Sunday, and J H Vanall of Liberty Hall buys a local farm. Farmers haul siloed beets in good condition. Logan will redeploy workers for Sugar Co project. Prussel and W H Fuller contract for tile laying. Evans school pupils present Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch in Youngs Hall Friday. M E Aid bazaar draws strong attendance and funds. Evans band provides entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kerr
Frederick
Mr. Richey
Longmont
J. H. Vanall
Liberty Hall
Mr. Logan
Sugar Co
Prussel
W. H. Fuller
Evans
Young's Hall
Evans Area Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs. J D Luper was reported seriously ill Monday. Miss Helen Coffman spent Friday and Saturday with Haton friends. Mr Ortt moved pool room fixtures to Johnstown to start a new business. Adolph Erickson hauled and shipped potatoes for a week with thousands of sacks left. Mr and Mrs Tobias Mattox left Evans for a Denver visit. Mr Parsons of the Evans furniture store has been on the sick list. G R Lansdale covers store duties. J B Flower of Old Colony farm received three carloads of tiling for land drainage. Charles …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Luper
Helen Coffman
Haton
Ortt
Johnstown
Mr. Parsons
Evans Furniture Store
G. R. Lansdale
Flower
Old Colony
Charles
Local notes from town residents and changes
Mrs V D Selby has had grippe. A son born December 11 to Mr and Mrs Jesse Hart. Mrs M A Johnson of Alpha Iowa visiting son C A Brayton and daughter Mrs F J McIntyre. Mr and Mrs J D Perkins youngest daughter ill with pneumonia but improving. Dorothy daughter of Mr and Mrs I N King ill with bronchial pneumonia but nearly well. J A Belcher reports a well dug by the Congregational church water at twenty two feet. Alfred Rosen from Greeley bought C J Ryden's place and opened a shoe shop in Greer and Whittaker's building. Emma Burman of Wakefield Neb will winter with her brother C L Broman and help in store during holidays. Mr and Mrs A S Shirey from Clearfield Pa have rented the Leeper house on First avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. D. Selby
Jesse Hart
M. A. Johnson
Alpha
C. A. Brayton
F. J. McIntyre
J. D. Perkins
Dorothy
Mrs. I. N. King
J. A. Belcher
Congregational Church
Alfred Rosen
Greeley
C. J. Ryden
Greer & Whittaker
Emma Burman
Wakefield
Neb
C. L. Broman
Local notes from Ault and Idaho Falls
Mr. Shirey works at the Ault market while Mrs. Hasbrouck returned to Idaho Falls after visiting her son Jacob Hasbrouck. Potatoes move about twelve carloads daily mainly to Kansas and Oklahoma with Pearls at 65 cents and Rurals at 70. Mrs. J. P. McFarland died of pneumonia at Pierce and was buried in Ault after a Christian church funeral. The town board signed a contract with the U P railroad to open Third street across the tracks and for ten years will not open B street. Water pipes may cross railroad property for ten years at one dollar annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirey
Ault
R. C. Hasbrouck
Jacob Hasboruck
Idaho Falls
Ida
Kansas
Oklahoma
J. P. McFarland
Pierce
Christian Church
U. P
Third
Aiload
Local notices and household news bite
Ed Fry drills a well for John Oster at Box Elder. Miss Meta Meyers returns from Nebraska. Lyndon Journey to Eaton for winter. Mrs Ginther and Lizzie visiting relatives at Lafayette. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Smalling on December 8. Chas Girvan to Denver for leg surgery. Chas Ginther loses several fine sheep to an animal. German Sunday school plans a Christmas tree and program. Prayer meeting set for Wednesday evenings at various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fry
Box Elder
John Oster
Meta Meyers
Nebraska
Lyndon
Eaton
Chas. Girvan
Denver
Chas. Ginther
Community Christmas programs and bereavement notice
The Beebe Draw teachers and pupils plan a program at the schoolhouse Monday evening December 23 with a Christmas tree. A five year old girl, child of Mr and Mrs Philip Berndt of Nantes, died Sunday December 8 and was buried in the German cemetery. no church service due to contagious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Berndt
Nantes
Delta Social Notes and Local Moves
John Clarkson made a business trip to Denver last week. Chas Soloff is painting his brother in law Fiddler's place east of Evans. Isabel Pattee from Greeley visited Rosy Waite from Friday evening to Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Foley and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Stockton on Crow Creek. Charley Lawrence moved to Greecy and rented his farm to Mr. Lawson. The library at the school house hosted a well attended program Friday night. Several Delta residents were on the sick list, including Verna Herd, Mrs. Waite, Clarence Waite, and Raymond Foley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarkson
Denver
Chas. Soloff
Fiddler's
Place
Evans
Isabel Pattee
Greeley
Rosy Waite
Foley
Mrs. Stockton
Crow Creek
Charley Lawrence
Greecy
Mr. Lawson
Local Weddings and Social Notes Highlight Elwell Season
Sloan and Swanson buy an irrigating pump for dry land use. Edith Correll announces her upcoming wedding in Oregon. Flinch parties are popular among Elwell youths. McConnell and Scott hosted recent gatherings. A shower for Laura Kibby precedes her Christmas Day wedding to James L. Sybrant, a popular groom-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan and
Swanson
Elwell
Edith Correll
Oregon
McConnell
Scott
Laura Kibby
James L. Sybrant
J J Newell Stock Sale Fetches Record Prices
In the Rowe district sale of J. J Newell's stock and farming tools held last Thursday the top prices were record high. A span of mares sold for 500 dollars, a horse for 200, a two year old for 186, a cow for 75, with several other items selling well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Newell
Christmas plans and weather tweak Greencity notes
Mrs. Brink returned from Greeley as students and staff prep a Christmas program. Denver visitors Mr. and Mrs. Painter stay at their ranch. Empire reservoir ice draws skaters amid a north wind and a blizzard that lasts into Saturday. Greeley workers Brobyn Gosselyn Shook and Harsh fix a telephone line then depart. Hopgoers from the Griffith home stray in snow until morning. Baby Gladys Gabet recovers from membranous croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Painter
Denver
Empire Reservoir
Messrs
Brobyn
Gosselyn
Harsh
Greeley
Griffith
Gladys Gabet
Local Figures Mention Holiday Plans and Visits
Edith Carlson Elwell recovers from a serious illness while Robert Monahan plans Christmas at his Tennessee home. Ellen Dunn visits brother Henry Eichmann for a few days. Mr and Mrs Eberhart and Mrs Shull make a quick Loveland trip this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Carlson
Robert Monahan
Tennessee
Ellen Dunn
Henry Eichmann
Mrs. Eberhart
Mrs. Shull
Loveland
Fairplay Notes on Births and Local Health News
Fairplay reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Carpenter of Greeley on December 7. Mrs. A. B. Carpenter visits her son and family and returns home. J. A. Brown, recently operated on for appendicitis in a Denver hospital, expects to return home this week after two prior surgeries and a removed appendix with a peritonitis complication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Carpenter
Greeley
J. A. Brown
Denver
Local News and Social Notes from Crow Creek
H. E. Witwer visits Chicago on business. A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Bihain. Arch Smith of Iowa visits Mr. Bardwell. Mr. and Mrs. Foley of Delta visit our neighborhood Sunday. Clarence Donavan entertained many friends last Friday with music and games at his home.
Windsor Socials and Visits Highlight Week
Mrs Eva Rodgers is seriously ill. KE L Kern and wife visited Greeley. Ward Laybourn visited Eaton relatives. Mrs Jams Thompson shopped in Fort Collins. Mr and Mrs George Osterhout spent days in Denver. Church sales raised funds: Christian ladies about 45 dollars. M E Ladies Aid about 17 dollars. Alumni banquet attended by Miss Etta Wallace in Fort Collins. Fern Smith and Alice Foster visited Windsor. Improvement club members enjoyed a turkey dinner at R S Dickey home. Epworth League dime social at M E parsonage drew a large crowd with music games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Rodgers
KE. L. Kern
Greeley
Ward Laybourn
Eaton
Jams Thompson
Fort Collins
George E. Osterhout
Denver
Etta Wallace
C. A. CC
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
G. W. Foster
Fern Smith
Alice Foster
Windsor
Improvement Club
R.S. Dickey
Epworth League
M. E. Parsonage
Local notices from Bic Bend and area events
Edwin Davis has been very ill for several days. George Wiggette is improving after a severe typhoid pneumonia attack. John Pritchard and Mr Zehr's hay baler burned last Saturday during the wind storm. Mrs Wright visiting in the area returned home in Greeley Friday. A large party gathered at the Coffman home Saturday evening and all enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Davis
George Wiggette
John Pritchard
Mr. Zehr
Wright
Greeley
Coffman
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Adolph Erickson
Tobias Mattox
Mr. and
Mms. A. S. Shirey
Clearfield, Pa
Leeper
First Avenue
Beebe
THE
DELTA
Scohol House
Little Verna Herd
Mrs. Waite
Clarence Waite
Raymond Foley
Rowe District
Fairplay
H. E. Witwer
Chicago
Axminster
Axminster Vet
Shaw Dry Goods Co
Arry H. Shaw
President
Ladies of the Christian Church
Bic Bend
K. Stockover
Balzer
Opera Hoy
Greeley, Colo
W. ©. Thompson
M. Miedo
Oereeley
Bezer
Roosines
Swinth
Greeley, Cole
R. B. K. Ellis D
Myers
Etreaiee
Tien Opera House
Greeley Bele
D. H. C. Bennett
Osteopathic
Oolo
Martha A. Morrison, Amanda N. Hamilton
Osteopathic Physicians
Coronado Bldg
Tel
Greeley Wi
Greeley, Colorado
Harper
Osteopath
Union Nat. Bank
Colorado
Phomas F. Quinn, M.D
Oasis Stables
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C V. S
Colo
van Sickle’s Livery
Armin W. Doerner
Notary Public
Sanborn & Houston
Eighth Street
8Th Ave
J. S. Holland
Tallyho
14Th Ave
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren St
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