Local Notes Run Through Denver Trips and Visits
J S Hall visited Denver Monday. George Wear accepts a position at First National Bank. Albany rates at Albany Hotel start at 1.00 per day. Mrs F P Matthews visits Fort Morgan for a week with her brother. Junior L T L to meet at 4 PM Wednesday at the Baptist church. Mrs James Rasmussen ill ten days with pleurisy and rheumatism and slowly recovering. Mrs S S Stukey goes to Denver to consult a throat specialist. H Reynolds travels to Denver for stockholders meeting of the Antero and Lost Park Reservoir company. J L Powers of Indianola Iowa visits C M Trimble and family, longtime friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rasmussen
H. Reynolds
Denver
Antero
Lost Park Reservoir
Local residents update on hospital patients and moves
Mrs. Harry Van Antwerp and F. Ek Rockwell recovered well after appendicitis operations in Greeley hospital Sunday. J. W. Weckbaugh, formerly with the National Cash Register company, visited Greeley Monday and heads to Idaho. Mr and Mrs Luther Heck, recent arrivals from the east, have relocated to Fort Collins where he works for the Gilcrest Lumber company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry van Antwerp
F. Ek. Rockwell
Greeley Hospital
J. W. Weckbaugh
National Cash Register Company
Greeley
Mr. Weckbaugh
Idaho
Luther Heck
Fort Collins
Mr. Heck
Gilcrest Lumber Company
Denver and Indiana guests visit Pleasant Valley hosts
Mrs. D. I. Stone of Denver and Miss Louise McCrea of Brazil Indiana were guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Stone of Pleasant Valley last week. Mr. Stone came from Denver Saturday and the trio returned to Denver Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. I. Stone
Denver
Louise McCrea
Brazil
Ind
D. O. Stone
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Stone
Paul Mosher Hosts Elesmo Club Smokers Evening
Paul Mosher entertained the Elesmo club men at his home Monday evening after a business session. The group played whist and enjoyed a nice lunch with twenty guests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mosher
Elesmo Club
Destitute Mexican family pleads at sheriff door
At a sheriff’s office scene a Windsor couple, Martinez the accused bicycle thief and his wife May Munce, appeal as a hungry family. A toddler and a two year old child seek their mother, prompting the sheriff to place the youngsters with May Munce, while authorities note the wife deserves sympathy and the man faces charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinez
Windsor
Florance
Ben Florance
May Munce
Sheriff's Office
New Townsite Planned as Poudre City Opens
Edwin H. Brown files map and statement for a new townsite to be named Poudre City He lays out four blocks and awaits the gate of lots The coming railroad line into Crow Creek may trigger a fresh influx of town site developers Farmers Spur title to fade as the town grows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin H. Brown
Poudre City
Mr. Brown
Crow Creek
Clerk and Carrier Examination Set for March 3 1909
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for clerk and carrier positions in the post office service on March 3 1909 at the post office. Applicants must obtain blanks and information from J C Brewer at the Greeley post office by February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Post Office
Post Office Service
J. C. Brewer
Greeley Post Office
Money Easy Whiskey Selling Leads to Fines in Windsor
The Windsor group contributed about $1000 to the school fund yesterday. Jacob Gomer and Phillip Altergot pleaded guilty to bootlegging and paid $200 plus costs each. Phillip Detter pled guilty on two counts with $400 in costs. Mike Detter faced three counts and $600 in costs. Sheriff Florance detains two more Windsor prisoners who pled guilty to bootlegging and were fined $200 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Jacob Gomer
Phillip Altergot
Phillip Detter
Mike Detter
Mike
Carter
Foster
Frank Bouver
William Boyer
George Incram
Thomas P. Walton
Florance
Costa
Carl Buxman
Dave Wynemaster
Denver
Dog Frightens Koontz Family In Local Incident
Mrs. Warren Koontz reported their dog went mad and bit their daughter. The animal, frothing and howling, was locked in a room and then examined by Dr. Bird. Police detained the dog at the station and noted spasms but no rabies evidence. it may need a few days observation. Neighbors comment on few street dogs and saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Koontz
10Th Avenue
Release of man doomed by incurable wounds at Eaton
A man arrested six weeks ago at Eaton for an attempted shooting by a black man was discharged from the county jail as he has only a few months to live. His leg injury is healing, but a head wound from a Colorado Springs assault has caused skull decay. The county physician operated and found the skull decayed, so he is freed to spend his remaining months outside jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Colorado Springs
Little Doings In Other Towns At Weekend Gatherings
Sunday Mr. and Mrs Parl Smith entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Bowlinger of Lucerne who bought a Fort Collins area farm and will take possession soon. A dinner at Chas B Mulford home featured Mr and Mrs W H Palmer, Mr and Mrs W A Walker and Alta of Lone Tree, Miss Newton, Duane DeVotie, and Chas A Montforts who moved to their new farm. Nora Wilson and Mabel Haney teachers in Meeker building at Greeley visited, Georgie Baker celebrated a birthday with sister Mrs F Brown entertaining. time spent at 090 with great enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parl Smith
Bowlinger
Lucerne
Fort Collins
Chas
Mulford
W. H. Palmer
W. A. Walker
Alta
Lone Tree
Newton
Duane DeVotie
A. Montfort
A. D. Wright
Montforts
Nora Wilson
Mabel Haney
Meeker
Greeley
Georgie Baker
Local notes from Ault and area social rounds
Roy and Chas Williams and Fred Johnson left Sunday for La Porte to haul poles from the hills. Miss Geneva Stone of Eaton visits her aunt Mrs Maggie Oliver. Collins builds a barn and plans a house addition. Mrs H Larson visits sisters in town. husband in Nebraska will join later. J D Mattison couple report fine San Francisco trip. Claud Pierce buys DeVault property. to reside there. Round Table meeting with Rev and Mrs S C Dickinson. Mars inhabited debate and Valentine decorations. Weather cold with light wind and little snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Chas. Williams
Fred Johnson
la Porte
Geneva Stone
Eaton
Maggie Oliver
KE. Collins
H. Larson
A. W. Hart
Robert Pence, Jr
Nebraska
Ault
J. D. Mattison
San Francisco
California
Claud Pierce
DeVault
Round Table
Mra
C. Dickinson
Valentine
Thos
Duke
Mars
H. C. Casner Dies in Greeley After Illness
H C Casner manager of J Z Clough Furniture Co and member of K P and B P O B fraternities died of Brights disease this afternoon at 822 Fourth street in Greeley He came to the city five years ago from Colorado Springs where he worked for Clough He was born in New Jersey and leaves a second wife among survivors He was active in Elks and Masons and once led the Knights of Pythias uniform rank in Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Casner
J. Z. Clough Furniture Co
K. of P
Bright
Fourth Street
Mr. Casner
Greeley
Clough Furniture
Clough
Colorado Springs
New Jersey
Mason
Knights of Pythias of
Colorado
Wyatt Ranch Sold In Northern Colorado Auction
The Wyatt ranch east of Ault containing more than 3,000 acres sold for about 225,000 dollars. Purchasers were W. W. Bennett of Omaha W. T Graham and T. T. Wilson of Greeley. Bennett represents the Canadian government. The buyers plan to divide the tract into small sections and put them on the market with 76 dollars per acre, 5,000 down, 40,000 in six days, and the remainder financed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
Ault
W. W. Bennett
Omaha
W. T Graham
T. T. Wilson
Greeley
Bennett
States
Appointment of W. L. Clayton as state insurance commissioner
The cityman W. L. Clayton was named by Governor Shafroth as state insurance commissioner. The editorial says the appointment, though surprising, satisfies the public. Clayton’s business sense suits the role, which seeks capable leadership over technical insurance expertise. The offer came last Wednesday, indicating the office sought the man rather than vice versa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Clayton
Shafrotha
Burned to death in Denver leaves incident
Miss Kate Burns aged about 60 died after severe burns sustained while burning leaves in her Denver yard Sunday morning. She died Monday at the county hospital. A longtime Greeley resident, she worked as a cook in area restaurants and with several local families. She was a cousin of Mrs. Frank Jackson of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Burns
Denver
Miss Burns
Greeley
Frank Jackson
Rebekah Lodge Visitor Delivers Talk in Ault
Mrs. Viola Williams of Ganon City president of the Rebekah Assembly spoke at Dorothy Lodge No. 104 in Ault Monday night. The visit featured a talk on lodge work, refreshments, and a social period hosted by Mrs. F. Collins during the guest’s stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Williams
Ganon City
Rebekah
Community Notes and Local Visits Report
Mrs Elmer Hahn is suffering from la grippe. Mrs J Thompson of Fort Collins visited friends Monday. The M E Brotherhood will have a meeting in the church Wednesday night. A program will be rendered and refreshments will be served. Miss Florence Dowding visited friends in Greeley Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hahn
J. Thompson
Fort Collins
Friends
M. E. Brotherhood
Florence Dowding
Greeley
Mrs Maggie Reid Visits Roggen Relative
Mrs Maggie Reid of Roggen visits her daughter Mrs Mari Briggs. Miss Libble Morrow, who was summoned to Denver by her uncle's death, has returned to Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Reid
Roggen
Mari Briggs
Miss Libble Morrow
Denver
Evans
Misa Rebecca Martin Hospitalized With Pneumonia
Misa Rebecca Martin is listed as confined at Dreeley Hospital with pneumonia. No further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Rebecca Martin
Dreeley Hospital
Pneumo
Greeley Upholds Strict Dog Leash Policy
The Tribune notes another dog bite in Greeley linked to a possibly rabid animal and endorses city leaders' insistence that all dogs be kept tied up. Residents generally favor strict regulations and urge permanent enforcement to curb roaming, fighting, and street damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Cnrd
Greeley
Irrigation Talks In Greeley With Commerce Club Leader
H N Savage of Washington agent for the reclamation service visited Greeley and discussed irrigation with the Commercial club director for about an hour Monday evening. He was en route to Wyoming where the Shoshone reservoir will be ready for irrigation this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Savage
Washington
Reclamation Department
The
Government Service
Greeley
Commercial Club
Wyoming
Bi Shoshone
Ronty
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Kinsella
Insurance
J. S. Hall
George Wear
First National Bank
Albany
F. P. Matthews
Fort Morgan
Baptist Church
S. S. Stukey
J. L. Powers
Indianola
C. M. Trimble
Iowa
Ayer
Lowell
Koontz
LaGrange
Raton
Wyatt Ranch
Kepy
Fruit Land
Pecos Valley
Santa Fe
Fort Sumner, N. M
Nion
Howe
Sgeks
Pashmnel
Erase
Akc Dain
Joseph Powell & Co
Coronado
Denver, Colo
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Aviogs
Idneys
DeWitt
Dewitt & CO
Chicago, UL
Weld County
Livingston
Pioneer Seed CO
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