All Over Weld Snow Early Season Report
Charley Davis breaks a colt driving team while Eric Larsen and son visit Green county on business. Albert Miller stays with Cere Davis on the bluffs east of Rover. Richard Sedgwick recovers from a fall and can be out again. Post office Inspector Young visited Rover earlier in the month and a house warming dance celebrated Harry Peters new home west Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Charley Davis
Colts
Eric Larsen and Son
Fd Larson
Stephen Card
Albert Miller
Cere Davis
Bluffs
Rover
Frank Benton
Hardin
Richard Sedgwick
Inspector Young
Lupton Ranch and town notes spark activity
The Lupton area sees farm sales and oil prospects as Porter Brothers sell 640 acres near Lupton for 15 000 to Cripple Creek buyers and plans to relocate to Oregon. Local society includes Epworth League events, a scarlet fever quarantine, and various hometown updates from residents and visitors.
Local Notes From LaSalle And Nearby Towns
George Bird of Lasalle spent a few days in Denver this week. John Laughlin of Fort Collins visited LaSalle. The school will close Friday at noon for a week. Mrs. S Bainbridge spent Saturday with Mrs. Sorenson. John McMillan and C M Baird are carrying potatoes this week. E Herrington made a frying trip to Denver last Wednesday. Roy Lockhart of Greeley visited James Dunn last week. Mrs. Frank Bentley spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs. D P Hubbard. A high windstorm Thursday blew down B Cline s tank and two windows. Mr. and Mrs E G Packer entertained Mr. and Mrs Bainbridge and family of Big Bend for dinner Saturday. Last Thursday Mrs E C Herrington spent the day with Mrs Charles McKenney and returned to find a new range replacing her cook stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laughlin
Fort Collins
LaSalle
S. Bainbridge
Sorenson
John McMillan
C. M.baird
E. ©. Herrington
Denver
Roy Lockhart
Greeley
James Dunn
Frank Bentley
D. P. Hubbard
E. C. Herrington
Charles McKenney
Ault Challimers Minner Visit to Ohio
Ault Challimers Minner and family returned last week from a visit to Ohio. The Baptist prayer meeting will be at Mrs. Padget's Thursday evening. Orie, son of Albert Allison, is quite sick with typhoid pneumonia. The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Hieber Thursday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challimers Minner
Ohio
Baptist
Orie
Albert Allison
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Whieber
Hillsboro Farm Visit and Healthy School Delay Notice
Charles Ford spent several days on his Hillsboro farm last week. Charles Westenberg and his mother visited friends in Windsor on Monday. The school is closed for two weeks due to illness among students. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Montgomery of Eaton visited A. R. English on Monday. Muril and Mona Hoskinson of Steamboat Springs visited Lauridsen last week. The literary society met biweekly with a fine program and large attendance, first of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Teague
Eaton
L. Gibberson
Graefe
Prof. Watson
Jerusalem
Joll’s Hall
Bureh
Ault
Nunn’s
Here
Robert Classen
Charles Braman
Mr. Classen
Charles Ford
Hillsboro
Charles Westenberg
Mother
Windsor
Chris Montgomery
A. R. English
Muril
Mona _ Hoskinson
Steamboat Springs
Lauridsen’s
Literary Society
Local Notes on Homecoming and Community Events
Mrs. Orr Cipson is due home from California soon. Mrs. John Henderson attended the poultry show in Loveland this week. Harry Troth and his brother rented the J. W. Harsh property for the coming year. A wedding occurred last Saturday evening December 7 at A. G. Carlson’s home with many guests. the bride Miss Emily Johnson of Greeley and groom Sans Nelson of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson
Loveland
Harry Troth
J. W. Harsh
A. G. Carlson
Emily Johnson
Greeley
Sans Nelson
Denver
Ole Olson Swedish comedy at Greeley Opera House
Amusements note that Ole Olson the Swedish dialect comedy drama will be staged at the Greeley Opera House next Tuesday December 17 with Ben Hendricks in the title role. Heege, the author, presented Swedish character humor with dignity and warmth, highlighting the tribulations of a young protagonist in a lively performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olson
Greeley Opera House
Ben Hendricks
Ole
Aus Heege
Wainwright to Play Viola in Twelfth Night Garden Scene
The Shakespearean star Marie Wainwright will portray Viola in a production directed by Jules Murry. The opening features a shipwreck tableau and a moonlit garden with arches, fountains, and statues, praised for its romantic splendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Marie Wainwright
Viola
Jules Murry
Martin L. E. Martin Dies in Denver After Illness
Martin L. E. Martin a longtime Greeley resident died in Denver last Sunday of peritonitis. Born October 4, 1852 in Philadelphia he lived in Indiana and Orleans Neb where he founded the Orleans Sentinel. Survived by wife and two daughters Mrs H W Blinn and Mrs Herbert Willson. Funeral at Macy's rooms with Rev Fr Barnett officiating. interment Linn Grove.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Orleans
Neb
Orleans Sentinel
Colorado
Greeley Tribune
Denver
M. L. Martin
City
H. W. Blinn
Herbert Willson
Loveland
Macy’s Undertaking Rooms
Frank Barnett
Linn Grove
Death of Abel Reese Affects Local Area
Abel Reese, a well known farmer living 2.5 miles north of Kersey, died at home last Monday evening from consumption. He leaves a wife and five children. The funeral was held at the house yesterday afternoon with interment in Linn Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abel Reese
Kersey
Linn Grove
Swedish Farmer Charles Nordelle Dies at Home
Charles Nordelle a leading Swndish farmer in the Greeley district died at his home one mile north of the city at 8 o clock Sunday morning from liver cancer after about ten weeks illness. Funeral services were held in the Swedish church at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev. A. C. Leafgreen. He was a widower and left eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nordelle
Greeley
Nordelle
A. C. Leafgreen
Death of Mrs Mary A Henry Greeley colonist
Mrs Mary A Henry widow of James Henry died at her home one mile north of Greeley at 3 am Thursday after developing gangrene following toe surgery. Born in England September 29 1828 she came to Greeley in 1870. She leaves a daughter Mrs Ben Reinks. Funeral held at 1 30 pm Saturday from residence with Rev Parry Thomas officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Henry
Greeley
James Henry
England
Ben Reinks
Parry-Thomas
Pioneer Moses Armstrong Lovelady Dies in Denver
Lovelady 74 died after a short illness from paralysis at his Denver home 3121 California Street. Born in Tennessee he came to Colorado in 1864 and later homesteaded in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Armstrong Lovelady
Colorado
California Street
Denver
Mr. Lovelady
Tennessee
David B. Stanton Pioneer Dies in Georgia Home
David B. Stanton a Greeley pioneer died in Ruskin Georgia on December 5 1904. Born in 1836 he helped form the Union colony and arrived with a small group from Grand Rapids Michigan. He spent several years of his later life in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Stanton
Greeley
Ruskin
Union Colony
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nase
Wedded in small Nebraska-bound nuptials
The marriage of Lewis Van Buskirk and Miss Mabel D. Smith occurred at 7 p.m. last evening in a quiet ceremony with relatives on West 9th Street. The couple, both children of Reuben and his wife, plan to reside in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis van Buskirk
Mabel D. Smith
Reuben Smith
W. 9Th Street
Nebraska
Lucerne Bride Joins Canon City Groom in Canon City
Miss Josie Carlson daughter of Mr and Mrs A P Klint of Lucerne married Charles F Nichols of Canon City at the home of Reverend Cook of the M E church in Canon City last Thursday. The bride long known in Lucerne with many friends among the youth. The groom works in the Florence and Cripple Creek railway shops at Canon City and is popular locally.
Churches Set Sunday Schedule With Christmas Observance
The church announces a 10:45 morning service on Sunday with a 12 m Sunday school, 6:50 Young People's meeting, and 7:30 evening service. Morning sermon titled Gods Gift and Mans Reception and evening sermon The Mighty Savior. An annual foreign missions offering will be taken. Sunday school observes Christmas Monday evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. All are welcome. Pastor F Barnett.
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Ae F. Barnett
Christmas services at First Presbyterian Church
On Sabbath Christmas music will be rendered by the choir and orchestra under Bert Pier. Rev. R. J. Hunter will preach in the morning on A Merry Christmas and in the evening on Immanuel. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Othel
Bert Pier
R. J. Hunter
Immanuel
Congregational Church Prepares Special Christmas Services
Special Christmas music and sermons planned for both Sunday services at the Congregational Church. A children’s sermon will be featured in the morning. Pastor F M Sheldon leads the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
F.M. Sheldon
Christmas Services at United Presbyterian Church
Christmas day schedule features morning sermon on Christmas Gifts and an evening sermon The Star of Happiness. The church extends a cordial invitation to strangers to join in Christmas celebrations.
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United Presbyterian Church
Fatal Good Fortune and the Miner Who Found a 196 Pound Nugget
A miner with a string of bad luck begs to search a mine shaft. He uncovers a 196 pound gold nugget, claims it wholly for himself, and dies from the shock of his fortune. The tale, said to be true, ends with his sudden death after discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong
Joy
Brass Button Acta Old Laws Forbidding Non Brass Fasteners
A 19th century legal note recalls acts from William III to George II banning non brass buttons on garments. Tailors faced a 40 shilling fine and could not reclaim suit price if customers wore bone or other materials. An 1854 1855 court case highlighted the anachronism leading to abolition of the restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William III
Anne
George
Birmingham
London
Othello in Malay Theatre With European Costumes
A correspondent notes a Malay production of Othello in which all dialog is Malay and costumes mix European styles. The ensemble uses a Malay orchestra with banjos and mandolins, playing largely non native music with Malayan vocals, and the play includes songs like comic operas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othello
Cassio
Henry VIII
Iago
Desdemona
Roderigo
Charitable Doctors Exceed Other Classes in Generosity
The article notes that physicians donated over $500,000 in free services to a major Philadelphia hospital last year. The Wisconsin Medical Recorder points out the public would have spotlighted such giving if it were paid, emphasizing this is only one hospital in one city and suggesting nationwide free medical work is vast.
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Philadelphia
Wisconsin Medical Recorder
A Japanese Hint in Polite Hospitality
The article describes a Japanese custom where a hostess subtly signals the end of a guest’s stay by preparing a dainty luncheon in a wrapped box and presenting it to the guest as a morning gift. This gesture is not insulting, simply a polite hint understood by the guest.
Behind the Bars Photo Effect Promises Shocking Results
Advice to amateur photographers suggests placing a printing frame inside a wire mosquito netting to create a print showing a friend behind bars. The method allegedly delivers a startling visual.
Book author famed for insight into women questioned
Dialogue shows Jack doubting a writer's claim to understand women. Jane challenges him, noting the author asserts the heroine suffers in silence, a line cited by the Kansas City Independent.
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Jack
Jane
Kansas City Independent
They Say He Has a Past and Speed Overtakes It
Miss Primly notes a rumored past while Miss Speedson comments that if such a past exists, he is currently racing so fast it cannot be overtaken. The exchange captures a playful, sharp tone.
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Miss Primly
Miss Speedson
Free Fiction, Mrs. Muggins
Quotations from a Philadelphia Record comic strip panel show Mrs Muggins and Mrs Buggins debating fiction and a husband’s late returns. The exchange evokes domestic humor in a city newspaper context.
Honest. Keeping secrets isn’t easy in daily life
A breezy human exchange from Detroit Free Press captures a light moment about secrets between a man and woman. The dialogue tone hints at everyday privacy challenges and social nuance.
Farm and ranch sale notices from Colorado listings
Auction notices list sales by Col Kemmerer and Thos Wolfe with December 22 and January 10 11 dates. Properties include BE L Abell ranch near Love land and Fisher ranch north of Windsor, featuring horses cattle hogs equipment and farm stock on 1500 acre holdings. Also Thomas Doherty farm near Windsor advertises 240 acre property with 40 head of horses and cattle and general implements.
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BE. L. Abell
Loveland
Stone School House
Fisher Ranch
Thos
Wolfe
Irvington Place
Denver
Windsor
Thomas Doherty
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J.C. Twombly
Epworth League
Johnobinson
Jowen
Anna Allesbrook
Denver University
Wylie Burge, Jr
Business College
Rown
Miss Buck
Arent
Lafayette
Colo
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Barr
R. L. Winbourne
Hie Company
Charles Lavelle
Jay McGee
Tom Calden
J. A. Patterson
McGlenn’s
J. G. Musser
McGlenn
O. H. Adams
W. J. Henderson
Jake Lorton
Mr. Lorton
W.M . Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Cameron County
Missouri
New Baptist Church
Amanda Brown
Greeley and Eaton
Aie
Martha Lovelady
Charles
William T. Lovelady
P. M. Noble
George Bird
B. Cline
E. G. Packer
Mrs Bainbridge
Big Bend
Lacrance
Cipson
Mrs. Orr
California
Martin
L. E. Martin
Mr. Martin
Reese
Henry
Lovelady
Smith van Buskirk
Carlson Nichols
the Baptist Church
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Detroit
Presa
Levin Brothers
Col
C. P. Kemmerer
Champion Farm Stock Auctioneer
Greeley, Colo
J.e.gordon
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John T. Roberts
T. L. Luttell
J. W. Wilshire
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
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Henderson
Aeeenee
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la Salle
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Pierce
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B. D. Harper
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