All Over Weld Notes and Local Moves
LUCERNE C. S. Brown left Wednesday morning for Columbia City Ind. Miss Veach of Denver visits her sister Nellie Veach. Tom Barclay moved into Oscar Bollander's former house. A surprise dance at Berry Murray's Saturday night drew many, promising a lively season ahead with his father and brother. W E Gore sold bay colt team to Greeley buyers for transfer work. price was 375. Martinson and Swan sell remaining cabbage crop. stored cabbage keeps well and prices improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Brown
Columbia City
Ind
Miss Veach
Denver
Nellie Veach
Tom Barclay
Oscar Bollander
W. E. Gore
Bay Colts
Greeley
Messrs. Martinson
Swan
Owl Creek School News and Appointments
Mrs. Calvin Holmes shows improvement. Rev. H Whittaker preached at the school house. Fred Bright joined Evan Davis of Ault in his blacksmith shop. January Sunday school attendance averaged 36. New term officers: superintendent Calvin Holmes, assistant superintendent H Leighman, secretary Gertrude Morrison, assistant secretary Grace Love, treasurer Benjamin Morrison, organist Gertrude Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Holmes
H. ©. Whittaker
Nunn
Fred Bright
Evan Davis
Ault
H. Leighman
Gertrude Morrison
Grace Love
Benj. Morrison
Dover Notice Highlights Local Movements
Foster Truman returns from the capital city while Mr. and Mrs. John Kent visit Dover. Miss Jennie Pettijohn attends to business here. Alice Bedient improves after pneumonia. Mrs. F. Truman convalesces from a severe pneumonia attack. Fred Webber returns from the University of Colorado medical course to his homestead north of Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Truman
John Kent
Denver
Jennie Pettijohn
Nunn
Alice Bedient
F. Truman
Fred Webber
University of Colorado
Dover
Here
Mead Local Notes Highlight Health and Growth
Rufus Mead shows slight recovery as Highland Lake sees a fever break. A severe wind and dust storm struck Friday followed by plans for a Bell Telephone switchboard in Mead. Strong attendance at Friday schoolhouse entertainment and a larger store planned with lots purchased from J. M. Mead last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Mead
J. M. Mead
Gipson Social Notes Sketch Travelers and Visits
Cipson F Teiler and son Ray made a business trip to Windsor Saturday. Mrs. Anderson of Ault visited her mother Mrs. Hillings here last week. Mr. Wadsworth of Greeley was in Gipson last week seeking land. W A Warner left for Larchwood Ia to attend farming interests. Mrs. Freeland expected home soon from Pomona Walef where she was called by her mother’s illness. Charles Strom of Kiowa Colo. ar-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. ©. Teiler
Ray
Windsor
Fort Lupton Social Roundup Weekly Notes
Fort Lupton welcomes visitors Talbot Monson of Denver and Col F A Meredith of Denver. C J Davidson rents Kelley ranch for the year. Adam Schwab buys T H Lott ranch and moves Feb 15. Tony Seboldt auctioned machinery and stock. plans to buy a farm near Erie. Mrs Spaulding of Kersey visits Mrs Warren. Mrs Boothroyd of Loveland visits daughter. Post office moved next door. two broken ribs from ladder accident. New power plant for signal service to Julesburg Cheyenne line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Ditch
Fort Lupton
Adam Schwab
Denver
T. H. Lott
Tony Seboldt
Erie
Ray Robb
Box Elder
K. of P. Hall
Dr. Spaulding
Kersey
B. M. Moore
R. Sullivan
Julesburg
Cheyenne
Local News in Brief on Community Residents
Severance D. C. Page, long ill, is improving. Rev Finley and 8 J King of Fort Collins visited. Mr and Mrs 8 J Sickier settle in Franklin cottage. Edna Tallman returns from Windsor after weeks away. W I Baldridge and wife enjoyed a pleasant visit to the capital city. R Franklin hosts friend Mr Hawkins of Nebraska who is pleased with the surrounding country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Edna Tallman
Windsor
W. I. Baldridge
Franklin
Mr. Hawkins
Nebraska
Local notes from Collins District report illnesses and visits
The Collins District notes prompt that nearly all school children are ill with chicken pox. Visitors include Will Curry of Stratton Nebraska, Mrs BE Kent, Mrs M Carder and Miss Leila Crain in Ault, H McDonald of Denver, T M Fry of Ault, Zoe Fairburn of Johnstown, Miss Carrie Snook of Greeley, Mr and Mrs A M Bartholomew of Fairplay, and others. Ranch and farm movements include J D Ashby of Eaton, J W Farr's ranch, O Bigstone moving home, W O Cozad to farm Maney place, and James Turner family moving from Wad dell to the Bireh ranch Olive Branch district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Curry
Stratton, Neb
BE. E. Kent
M. Carder
Leila Crain
Ault
H. McDonald
Denver
T. M. Fry
E. J. Glover
Zoe Fairburn
Johnstown
S. C. Taylor
Carrie Snook
Greeley
Josephine Gillmore
A. M. Bartholomew
Fairplay
R. T. Maney
W. O. Cozad
Maney Place
J. D. Ashby
Eaton
J. W. Farr
Orville Bigstone
James Turner
Longmont
Waddell’s
Bireh Ranch
Olive Branch District
Local Notes on Additions and Births
Lasalle H. A. Edie adds a home expansion. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Davis on February 3. Gracie Ellis remains ill with rheumatism this week. Miss Gammon of Loveland visited LaSalle last week. Mrs. Harbottle and her baby spent several days in Greeley last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Davis
Gracie Ellis
Miss Gammon of
Loveland
LaSalle
Nunn Community Notes highlight visits and events
Mrs Hall hosts daughter Mrs Todd from Boulder while Nunn Commercial club meets warmly. Dr Charles Heberton is named fellowship committee chair by State Commercial Association president. Mr and Mrs E Row celebrate thirtieth wedding anniversary with friends at home. A church tent box social plans funds for a new Presbyterian storehouse. L W Good hosts thirteenth birthday for son Vivian with a merry gathering and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunn Commercial Club
U. P
Chas. M. Heberton
Lewis
State Commercial Association
E. Row
L. W. Good
Vivian
Local Notes From Big Bend And Surrounding Areas
Mr. Nelson finished his day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rudd visited Denver during the week. Wilbert’s drilling outfit sits at Andy McMillian’s this week. Mr. Alps rents the former McMillan property. Mrs. Emily Hines of Gilcrest visited her mother last week. Mrs. A. E. Bentley attends her sister-in-law in LaSalle. Mrs. Thacker returned east last week to be with her father on his deathbed. her mother accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Rudd
Denver
Wilbert
Andy McMillian
Alps
Andy McMillan
Emily Hines
Gilcrest
A. E. Bentley
W. BR. Davis
LaSalle
Thacker
Local Notes from Delta as Homes and Farms Change Hands
Happenings include H Young building a new addition to his house. Ban family moving to Washburn property north of the schoolhouse. McCune family visiting Shearer. Albert Lawrence’s mother ill and long‑time invalid. Hodges trades Normal Hill property for Clark farm east of Platteville. Wires not yet strung to Soloff’s pole line. Miller family from La Grange moves to Hastings farm. Hastings sold for 16000 to a land buyer. Robb visit Box Elder schoolhouse for a box supper. return via Soloff’s. Kinsella buys Illinois property and ships eight Jersey red hogs to farm south of the sugar factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Platteville
Clark Farm
Mr. Soloff
Miller
la Grange
Mr. Hastings
Hastings
Roy
Agnes Robb
Box Elder
W. E. Kinsella
Illinois
Birthday party marks McConnel’s milestone at home
Ralph Allen and family relocated from the H. Young place to the Morris Brothers place while Mr. Washburn and family moved into Greeley. On Tuesday January 29 Mr. McConnel celebrated his birthday with neighbors visiting for a pleasant evening and best wishes for many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Allen
Mr. McConnel
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend
Evans hosts Mr and Mrs King of Ault while W F Johnson suffers a severe lagrippe attack. J K Ross returns from a Denver hospital improving. Mr Koch and Denver family visit A W Richards. Mr Marrow and daughter of Sparta Ill visit Martie Briggs. Siloed beets sell for 1 dollar per ton for feeding. Groundhog day observed locally with a Missouri visitor’s remark on the day. Adolph Libsack sells 28 acres near town for 7000 to Orchard buyers and plans to move to Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. King of
Ault
Evans
W. F. Johnson
J. K. Ross
Denver
Mr. Koch
A. W. Richards
Mr. Marrow
Sparta
Ill
Martie Briggs
Blanche Niemyer
Recorder’s
Perkins
Los Angeles
Calif
Adolph Libsack
Town
Orchard
Omaha
Windsor Notes From Town and Surroundings
Windsor residents report visits and travel to Iowa Denver Boulder Texas and Oregon as well as ongoing health concerns. Rev Charles Saterfield of Denver University preached at the M E church. E Hotz sold his barber shop interest to T A Foster and will move to Oregon. Windsor Library Association held a meeting at the M E church with encouraging reports and new officers Miss Allie Kern F Harrington and J E Law elected.
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la Grippe
Satterwhite
Texas
Charles 8. Saterfield
Denver University
M. E
E. Hotz
T. A. Foster
Oregon
G. Fuller
Fort Collins
Andrew Smillie
James Thompson
California
Eaton
Windsor Library Association
Local Residents Return From Trips and Visits
William Wilson Eaton returns from California while R. 8. Campbell of Julesburg greets friends. Mrs. J. W. Smillie hosts Mrs. Hunt from Boulder. Ida Vohs resumes stenography at the sugar factory after Kansas visit. W. J. Farr resumes legislative duties in the capitol. Florence Packard comes home from the south. Rena Chase from Minneapolis trips to see Larkin Bros. Myrna Smith hosts visits with Mrs. BE. Hensley in Fort Collins. A. J. Smillie and family head to Fort Collins after California visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
California
Campbell of
Julesburg
J. W. Smillie
Hunt
Boulder
Ida Vohs
Kansas
W. J. Farr
Capitol City
Rena Chase
Minneapolis
Larkin Bros
Myrna Smith
BE. L. Hensley
Fort Collins
A. J. Smillie
Local Social Notes From Wheatland and Nearby
Mrs. Goldfeld returns home from Wheatland after visiting her daughter Mrs. Neffiigger. Mrs. E. M. Thomas of Platteville purchased Mrs. Hoggatt’s property and will move soon. Eastern Star honors Warren Yeagy before his departure for the east. Rev. C. B. Allen conducts revival meetings at the Methodist church. Eaton churches plan union services Sunday evening. Mrs. J. L. Baker returns from Missouri. her mother Mrs. Cynthia Baker will live there. Social Hour club hosts at Mrs. W. Eaton’s, with guests including Dougherty Hoffman and J. W. Smillie. Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Hagar entertain about sixty guests. high-five yields first prize to Mrs. G. Yeagy and consolation to Mrs. Max Meyer. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfeld
Wheatland
Wyo
Neffiigger
E. M. Thomas
Platteville
Frank Hensley
Hoggatt
Eastern Star
Woodman Hall
Warren Yeagy
East
C. B. Allen
Methodist Church
Eaton
J. L. Baker
Missouri
Mesdames G. A. Montgomery
W. H. Eaton
Messrs
Mesdames Dougherty, Hoffman
J. W. Smillie
K.G. Hagar
Ashton Community Notes Reflect Illness and Events
Mrs C A Carlson improves after weeks of illness and can go out again. A grip epidemic hits younger children in the area with some seriously ill. Services were held Sunday Feb 3 by Rev Lane, who will speak here again in two weeks. A surprise party was given at Mr Lewison's Jan 31 for Charlie Alexander who plans to leave soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Carlson
Ashton
Lane
Lois Edna Reid Weds Matthew Berry in Pleasant Valley Privacy
One of the season's prettiest weddings took place at Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Reid home in Pleasant Valley as Lois Edna Reid married Matthew Willison Berry. The ceremony was at 6:30 pm with Rev. O. A. Petty officiating before about fifty relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Reid
Pleasant Valley
Lois Edna
Matthew Willison Berry
O. A. Petty
Paris
Attendance Report for District 68 January
January attendance shows 18 pupils enrolled. Henry Adams Annie Adams and others had absences while Henry Adams Frank Young and Charlie Plumb missed one day. The attendance percentage is listed as 0 with Josephine Meyers as teacher.
Seed Potatoes Offered From Wisconsin Seed Stock
Limited quantity of Pure Bliss Triumphs seed potatoes for sale. Samples available at 920 Ninth Avenue in the office of F. H. Badger or at the ranch north of LaGrange school house by F. H. Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Ninth Avenue
F. H. Badger
LaGrange School House
F.H. Ford
Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old style drug ad promises a quick cure for colds in one day. The product is Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, with a money back guarantee if it fails. The box carries E. W. Grove’s signature and is priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
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Rufus Mead
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Charles Strom of
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Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
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Mase
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Fort
Lupton
Severance
J. Sickier
Franklin Cottage
Collins District
H. A. Edie
Mrs. Hall
Mrs. Todd
Big Bend
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Iowa
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Florence Packard
Southland
Reid-Berry
Sherman
Greeley, Colo
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F. A. Gates
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