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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
3
All Over Weld reports community happenings in Evans. Local residents visit Loveland and Denver, property transactions occur on Denver street and Boulder street, a Woodman Circle valentine ball is held, and Lincoln day observances occur in Evans schools. several residents are mentioned by name with farming plans and transfers.
Albert Becker sick with appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Orville Rogers own a Hamilton piano. A J Beeder and Joe Becker stay indoors with mumps. Quaint North Johnstown cottages noted. O A Quinn of Greeley visited with Rogers and Roberts families. Elevator man Standen amputated finger after accident. Miss Johnson recovering after serious operation at St Luke's Denver.
Miss Bernice Thornton visited at home Saturday and Sunday. Stewart Thornton is home again and is interested in the Johnstown store. A G Bimson and family of Berthoud took Sunday dinner at Geo Dunn's. Homer and Robert Hardesty and Sam Goodwin made a mountain trip recently. Mr and Mrs John Childress and Miss Della traveled to Denver last week. Mrs J W Purvis entertained the Misses Van Dorpen Evans and Thornton at Saturday evening tea. Literary society held a Longfellow evening at their last meeting. Mr and Mrs Evett moved last week into the house formerly occupied.
Mrs. Geo. Millers sister visited the past week. Mr. Berg and family returned from California. Mr. McDougal has been ill with the grip. George Stanley and wife from Wyoming visited Will Stanley.
Highland Lake sees cook wagons and restaurants moving toward Mead. Scott Kerr plans to relocate his home to Mead this week. Mead hosts a lumber yard and several carpenters, while Levi and wife rent their farm to visit children. Coates and Grover will relocate a large livery barn, moving from Highland Lake and enlarging. McCormick contracts to move his store to Zink and Hadly, with preparations starting Monday.
Lorin Peck and Henry Pary visited Denver. Mrs. Frank Ireland was a business visitor in Eaton. Wallace Laybourn visited Windsor. P E Crook family plans Fort Morgan move. Ben Middleton did business in Denver. Post office moved north of Palace Hotel. Dean Peck to start revival at Baptist church Feb 18. Ray Dickerson built a photo gallery west of the bank. Surprise social for Mr. and Mrs. George Jones east of town. Miss Florence Devotie visited Aust sister. F L Weller family and Mrs Middleton near Pierce. Dr Carnine lectured at M E church. Kate Wolf returned from Kansas. Clyde M Middleton visiting from Sterling. Eaton Circle entertainment at Woodman hall with literary program.
D Grifith begins a new blacksmith shop and a schoolhouse awaits furniture. Jim Flood digs a well on his new ranch. Lee Bowles visits Platteville Friday. Miss Atta Moore visits family Sunday. H J Bridgford loads a potato car last week. Mr Kimball builds a beet weeder house. Eh OC Baker to return home from hospital Monday.
Mrs. W C Nelson hosted friends last week while Mrs. Hamilton remains on the sick list for two weeks. F Griffith sold his nest eighty to Orval Rodgers. F W Harless welcomed relatives from Colorado Springs. Levi Embree contracted Ed Sappington's beets for next summer. Charlie Mellon returned from a visit to Missouri. A daughter weighing five and a half pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Mellon on Monday Feb 5. C F Griffith plans to build two houses on his land at Fort Morgan in spring. Mr McCoy moved to the Newman house to await potato sorting. Mr Darann moved in with Mr Bridgford as his house is finished on the W R Adams ranch.
A week’s local notes report illness among residents including Ault Henderson and Mrs. Cheatum. Plans mention building rental houses by George Kesner and business moves by R. L. Pence. Hospitalization of Mrs. Curtis, Edna Hart’s return from Greeley, and family moves fill the scene. The council outsourced street creation from Clara Curtis property to the U P line. Errors in prior cults noted. John Thompson trip corrected to include Lizzie Dare. Pence assigns stock to Brayton and McIntire to focus on post office duties. Minnis and Brown lease the former Palliam building for confectionery with a new glass front. A drive to organize a local commercial club gains ~20 signers, with 20 more needed to proceed.
Joe Cope returned from Missouri last Tuesday. Misses Nash and Scott visited on Sunday. Wallace Laybourn came from Eaton for the weekend. Mrs Wm Schwalm and son Willie visited in Berthoud from Thursday to Monday. Mrs G W Black attended a card social at Doctor Graham’s in Greeley last Tuesday evening. F Eb Bonifield returned from a southern trip Sunday. Mrs Bonifield will return later. Mort Frazier and sister Isa of Berthoud visited Windsor friends last Friday. Earnest Greenman and wife moved to Boulder last Wednesday. Mrs T Peterson of Fort Collins visited daughter Mrs KB Peterson here last week. Misses Cooper Scott and Dumas of Greeley Normal visited Windsor Saturday to Tuesday morning. Miss Bella White married Cornelius Driscoll of Windsor at Fort Collins last Monday. they will brick this spring and summer. Evangelists DeFione and Voight left for Berthoud Tuesday to conduct meetings after three weeks here with 25 or 30 converts.
In LaCrance Mrs Neff shows a large brood of young chickens brightening the area. D W Carr bought a lot in Severance and plans to move with his family. A schoolhouse sermon occurred Sunday with another planned in two weeks. Ford couple traveled to Hillsboro and expect return midweek. Lincoln’s birthday caused LaGrange to observe a holiday with no school. Burk, a G E Adams worker, barely survived a runaway that toppled a telephone pole, injuring him.
LaSalle Morrison clerks inventory. Mrs Jas Beattie ill this week. Dr Warren suffers with grip. Jas Stewart trips to Denver Tuesday. Mrs Roberts hosted friends Friday. J D Brown home on vacation last week. Mrs McAfee and Mrs Craig visited Mrs Herrington Friday. A L Mumper of Greeley to lecture Friday in Stewart's hall. LaSalle school to present Washingtons birthday program Thursday 22, admission 20 and 10 cents. The pressure of want inspires invention and want ads assist those feeling this pressure.
Miss Agnes Robb visited Sunday with Leia Spurgeon. Mr. and Mrs. John Beaman and baby left Saturday for Barr, Colorado. Merediths and daughter Loa visited Stroms. Brainards and Gore families hosted Roe Calvins. Mr. Click of Kansas stayed with Ralph Harris. Warner travels to Lodgwood Iowa to manage farming for about three weeks. Scott couple plan move to Scott's Bluff Nebraska. Fortune favors those who never quit courting her even in want ads.
Fort Lupton social and business notes include Geo. Monson of Denver visiting his parents, Frank Cumming of Box Elder on Fort Lupton business, and a Fort Lupton baseball game at Sells hall on February 22. The Consolidated Ditch Co. held its annual meeting in the K P hall Tuesday. BE Frink left for an extended eastern visit by flyer. The Fort Lupton Bugle weekly issue came out this week. Weather makes daily trips to Denver cheaper as cars are loaded. Special services continue at the M E church with Miss Jessie Falkenberg assisting. An ad proverb notes opportunistic buying when owners face selling pressures.
Advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT provides a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding symptoms. It states druggists will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in six to seven days.
A sequence of farm auctions and livestock sales led by C P Kemmerer across Larimer and Weld counties. Listings include dates from February 15 to March 1, with horses cattle mules farm implements and household goods on multiple ranches near LaSalle Pleasant Valley Eaton and Greeley. Owners include E R Allred E M Cook Baird Bros J H Titler J A Pleasant Valley W L Osbourn and P F Dayen. Kemmerer promotes past success and invites early date requests.
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