Beebe Draw and Local Social Attendances Highlight Week
Cline of LaSalle visited friends here last Thursday while Mr Glaser from Timnath stayed with Jacob Oster for a few days. Adventists hold church meetings this week as G H Johnston and Sproul visited Sherman Markie. Mrs Dean hosted a gathering of LaSalle neighbors last Thursday with a shingling project and a fine noon dinner in a new house. Hazelton Literary basket social drew a good crowd with about 20 dollars for library books after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
LaSalle
Glaser
Timnath
Jacob Oster
M. D Andrews
North Platte
Neb
G. H. Johnston
Sproul
Sherman Markie
Hazelton Literary
Hazelton Births and Local Social Notices
A daughter was born January 27 to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Stone. Mrs. Wigal visits her uncle Fred Landon. Ed Davis moved from Ferguson ranch to a Houston area farm near Greeley. The Girls club met with Miss Lizzie Maitland at I. A. Whites in Gibson district January 30. Mr. and Mrs. John Haird of Pleasant Valley visited Mr. Moody and attended the evening dance. Misses Mabel and Hilda Wyatt visited cousin Ethel Beetham and attended a basket social Saturday night. J. B. Dickey and son returned from Chicago after two months visiting relatives. Miss Ethel Beetham gave a house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stone
Wigal
Allie Russel
Fred Landon
Ed Davis
Ferguson Ranch
Houston
Greeley
Lizzie Maitland
I. A. White's
Gibson District
John Haird
Pleasant Valley
Local notes from Platteville and nearby towns
Community news item lists residents visiting Denver Fort Collins and Longmont. visits by Henry Morgan of Longmont and Guy W. Smith of Denver. plans for a play Wild Mab by the Woodcraft Ladies. school reports with top averages in the intermediate room. family moves and medical visits. a chart on mature study approved by the school board. Joe Weidmeyer leaves for Missouri. Will Terry returns with wife Ollie Terry after a wedding. charivari hosted by local children after the ceremony.
Fort Lupton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Otto Vogle moved to his A. B Peckham ranch Monday. Miss Helen Decker spent weekend in Denver with her parents. Mrs. T. A. Jasper visited friends at Gilcrest. Joe Voge builds ten room cement block dwelling west of town. Harry Knowlton of Fort Collins was in Lupton on business. Mrs. Carter Moore and her mother visit in Denver this week. Ray St. John and Bowen Asebrook came from Denver Business College Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Bruce visited Lafayette. St. John has been confined to...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Vogle
A. B
Peckham Ranch
Helen Decker
Denver
Joe Voge
Harry Knowlton
Fort Collins
Lupton
Carter Moore
Atkinson
Ray St. John
Bowen Asebrook
Denver Business College
G. C. Bruce
Lafayette
Tom Williams
St. John
Local Briefs Report Illnesses Meetings and Socials
Mrs Galt Hubbell travels to Greeley as her father Mr Coronkhite falls seriously ill. International Y M A secretary Mr Thompson led Sunday ME church services. Denver Land Co surveyors work on west river ditches. Ladies Aid dinner at E St John home postponed due to Mr St Johns illness. Lena Philips leaves Kelsey district teaching. replacement is Damie Kelsey. Bachelor boys host a pleasant evening. T L Monson visits Denver for ditch business and Fulton Ditch Co annual meeting in Brighton. Infant Lillie Mae Bruce, daughter of Mr and Mrs G C Bruce, died last Wednesday. family receives sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Lena Philips
Kelsey
Damiie Kelsey
T. L. Monson
Denver
Local Notices From Evans and Nearby Communities
Evans W F Johnson takes extended mountain trip while Charles and James Holmes return from theirs. Sam W Haney ill at home with lagrippe. Mr Rosenthal resumes business after ptomaine poisoning. Mrs Fritz Neimyer returns from visit with daughter in Hardin. W A Jack and J M Kensinger receive new pianos. Mrs J W Kyle returns from Mercy Hospital Denver improved. W D Young and wife welcome baby girl from Stork last Wednesday. Mrs Swiggs returns to Oxford after visit with parents. W G Smith and family Denver and J A Rebrens Evans depart for California for winter. Miss Josie Brubaker E O Sisco G H Young and P N Sherriott attend Paderewski concert in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Johnson
Charles
James Holmes
Sam W. Haney
Laramie Street
Lagrippe
Mr. Rosenthal
Fritz Neimyer
Archie Park
Hardin
W. A. Jack
J. M. Kensinger
Ae Tfst
W. D. Young
Thier
Swiggs
T. Sisk
Oxford
W. G. Smith
Denver
J. A. Rebrens
Evans
California
Josie Brubaker
E. O. Sisco
G. H. Young
P. N. Sherriott
Local notes from Lasalle span births visits and deaths
LASALLE items record a January 29 birth to Mr and Mrs J Brown. Ed Behrens received a car of corn for his sheep. Miss Hattie Ellis visited Mrs E C Herrington and Miss Rena Sample visited Mrs Warren. Miss Jennie Ellis visited relatives in Greeley. Grandfather Dennison stayed with Mrs EK Herrington before leaving for Loveland. Miss Cora Bainbridge plans to open a millinery store as she moves to Sterling. J E Beattie returned from Denver after an appendectomy recovery at St Luke's hospital. John Packer died after a pneumonia illness. funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimsey of
Evans
Walter Kimsey
Jennie Ellis
J. B. Evans
Greeley
Dennison
EK. A. Herrington
Loveland
Cora Bainbridge
Sterling, Colo
Bainbridge
J. E. Beattie
Denver
St. Luke’s Hospital
John Packer
Presbyterian Church
Quarantine Lifted at Highland Lake Farm
Mrs. Daley’s quarantine is removed. Farmers haul wheat to Mead elevator. John Holmes is now able to sit up most of the day. A Mead hotel is expected soon. Mrs. Strong and daughter visit Longmont this week at Mr. Ritchey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Daley
Mead
John Holmes
Mrs. Strong
Longmont
Mr. Ritchey
Tailor C H Baird Offers Alterations and Woolens
C H Baird promotes tailoring services including garments altered and re tailored. He carries a full line of foreign and domestic woolens for suitings with guaranteed fit and careful attention to every job.
Seal ee R. G. Strong Attorney Notice
The notice cites attorney R. G. Strong with first publication date January 16, 1908 and last publication date February 6, 1905 for a legal matter. This record preserves the filing and publication timeline and identifies the legal representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Strong
Sheriff’s Sale Under Mortgage Foreclosure in Weld County
The Weld County Sheriff will sell at public auction the North West quarter of the North West quarter and the South West quarter of the North West quarter in Section 10, Township 1 North, Range 65 West, plus 10 shares of Burlington Ditch Reservoir and Land Company stock Nos. 1014 and 1015. The sale follows a district court decree in favor of The First National Bank of Boulder against George Ell. Auction scheduled for February 14, 1908 at 10 a.m. at the county courthouse front door in Greeley Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Boulder County
Colorado
B. H. Florancé
County of Weld
First National Bank
George |Ell
A. D
Weld
State
Burlington Ditch, Reservoir and Land Company
Jasper N. Bow
O. B. Potter
First Nationa Bank
Boulder
Greeley
Weld County
B. H. Florance
John R. Wolff
Greeley Tribual
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the Elmo Hotel
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7Th Street
Joyce
E. Colo. House
Beebe
Hazelton
J. B. Dickey
Little Son
Chicago
Ethel Beetham
Platteville
Joseph Coykendahl
James Scott
Lou Snidow
Henry Morgan
Ver Bryck
Robert Johnson
Maggie
Guy W. Smith
Guthrie
Ladies of
Woodcraft
Lewis Camp
Myrick
Lou Birkle
The
Mercy Hospital
J. Franklin Redman
Joe Weidmeyer
David Birkle
St. Joseph
Mr. Weidmeyer
Will Terry
Geo. Terry
Nebraska
Ollie Terry
Juanita Neb
Fort
T. A. Jasper
Gilcrest
Wilton
Axminster
Brussels
ecrLio
Axminster and
Axminster and Wilton
L.ss
Bissell
Straw Dry GoodsCo
Arry H. Shaw
International Y. M
Mr. Thompson
M. E
Denver Land Company
Highland Lake
C.H. Baird
Tion
Demorest
Kennedy
DeWitt
Nelson Caroll Demorest
Cranford
Voradu
Nelson G. Demorest
Petiti
Greeley Tribune
J. M. Curry
Bsa
John
Nixon
Heriff’s
Henry Candlin
Boomer
Main Stree
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