Local Notes and Family Updates From Mountain Ranch Area
Highland lake K H Knott returns from Mountain Ranch early this week. Martindale and Johnston expect to complete a ditch on Geo Evans place this week. John Holmes improves and spends much time outdoors. Rennie S True visited Denver last week and attended The Messiah at Trinity church. A new diphtheria case among Mrs H Daley's twin daughters leads to renewed quarantine this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martindale
Johnston
Geo. Evans
John Holmes
Rennie S. True
Denver
Messiah
Trinity Church
H. Daley
Local social notes and visits around Sherman
Beebe draw Mr and Mrs Jas Stewart of La Salle were guests at Sherman Markle s Sunday. Miss Ivy Dean who teaches at Fairplay is spending a few days at her home here. Hazel Markle entertained some little friends with a valentine party Friday evening. Brice Girvan from the east has been visiting his brother H Girvan and family for some time. J P Klug went to Missouri last week after a telegram told of his mother s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Stewart
la Salle
Sherman Markle
Ivy Dean
Fairplay
Hazel Markle
Brice Girvan
H. Girvan
J. P. Klug
Missouri
Albert Nichols
L. W. Brown
Ault
H. Weber
Franklinn
Foster
C. Tormey
Arthur Batman
Guy Purcell
W. Hottie
Delphine Seames of
Eaton
Lottie’ Nichols
Local Property Transfers And Family News
Ault E. J. Gafner purchased C. Baker's place for 1300 dollars. Forrest Raffner visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Raffner from Grover. Henry Mead and wife plan to move into the Moberly house. A. F. and Henry Johnson of Denver visit their daughter Mrs. E. T. Duffey. Miss Blanche Stapleton visits her mother Mrs. Mary Stapleton in Denver. John Dyer recovered from a week long horse accident with no serious injuries. Bernis Jacob, five, dangerously ill with pneumonia, is now improving. care by Mrs. A. L. Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Gafner
C. Baker
Forrest Raffner
Grover
H. Raffner
Henry Mead
D. O. Moberly
A. F
Henry Johnson
Denver
E. T. Duffey
Blanche Stapleton
Mary Stapleton
John Dyer
Bernis
W. S. Jacob
A. L. Palmer
Delta News Notes and Local Farm Moves
Harry Coms returns from Canada. Bruckners plan to move to a Godfrey bottoms farm. Zeikeick family leaves Sweet's farm. Reed trio returns to their own farm and Reed sells Wyoming farm. Foley children held a valentine party for friends with many valentines exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Coms
Canada
Raymond
Elwell Magazine Plans and Local Visits
Miss Beulah Shull writes for the March Elwell Magazine. J J Thornton of Edgar Siding Montana visits Elwell and Johnstown on business. Friends No 2 plan church bells in the near future. Mr and Mrs J Caldwell and daughter from Oklahoma visit Rev F H Flory and wife. Friends No 1 plan the spring issue for March 13 in the Johnstown hall. McConnell and Evett of Loveland took a business trip to Elwell and will move to Montana on the 26 to oversee a 400 acre farm.
Fort Lupton Social News and Local Notes
Fort Lupton items report P V Ramsey visiting Denver with family and B F Twombly selling beef cattle to Mr Owens of Longmont. KF Overman of Yampa visits Lupton a week, Mrs Shirley Millis to keep house for W D Porter, G G Philip recovering after kidney surgery, W C T U hosts morning service at M E church, and a memorial address by Mrs C B Coulter for Francis Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Ramsey
Denver
Ellen Moan
B. F. Twombly
Mercy Hospital
M. E
Francis Willard
Local Social Roundup From Sunday Gatherings
Grace Rowley and Nettie Kiel visited Sunday while Rose Swan saw relatives. Families hosted guests including the Harsh and Massaere households. Emma Stickney and two sons, recently from Berthoud, rented land from Mr. Boyd. Lela Spurgeon stayed with the Henlines. the Lutz home welcomed Lou Wright and daughter from Ault. Marguerite Lutz and Edna Teller organized a surprise for Warner youths with many attendees. games and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Rowley
Nettie Kiel
Rose Swan
J. W. Harsh
Sterling
Cole
Emma Stickney
Berthoud
Boyd
Lela Spurgeon
Girlcrest
C. J. Henline
Lou Wright
Ault
John Lutz
Marguerite Lutz
Edna Teller
Warner Young People
Lena Robison
Ruth
Ruben Martinson
Dorothy Shaffer
Edna Matson
Ray
Mary Darwin
Kenneth Harsh
Edgar Roberts
Lela
Hubert Spurgeon
Rose
Grace
Omer Brainard
Peter
George
Christopher Neuswanger
Miss Tracy
Windsor Social and Health Notes from the Parsonage
The valentine social at the Christian parsonage drew many young people. Mrs. F. T. Vincent plans to travel to Washington for health and a son Frank. Miss Edna Barber is quarantined with scarlet fever for the third time since Thanksgiving. A. Teller bought a Franklin touring car in Denver and brought it home. A ten cent tea at Dr. and Mrs. Gormly hosted by the Ladies Aid drew about 75 women and proved profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Christian Parsonage
F. T. Vincent
Washington
Frank
Edna Barber
Barber
A. Teller
Denver
Windsor
Mrs. Gormly
Aid and Friends
Local social notes and scarlet fever brief
Fairplay notices visits among residents of Ault Eaton and Beebe Draw. Last week Illnesses include scarlet fever with several recent cases but no serious sickness. Quarantine remained in effect for Ivy Dean and household.
Local social and business notes from Eaton
Jas Alger and wife hosted a dinner Tuesday night. A daughter arrived for Jose Martinez and wife on Tuesday. Elmer Hager was bitten by a dog Monday but remained unharmed. Frank Titmus and wife welcomed a daughter Friday. Florence Packard attended a party Tuesday night. Lyman Cady purchased M H Johnson’s stake in Johnson Ray. Levi Mitchell suffered another rheumatic attack last week and went to Boulder. The Woman's club met Friday at Mrs R B Snyder's home. G W Musverger shipped four cattle trains to Denver and Kansas City. The Rebekahs honored retiring N G Mrs Agnes Blandin with a Past Grand’s cash on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Alger
Horn
Jose Martinez
Elmer Hager
Frank Titmus
Florence Packard
Lyman Cady
M. H. Johnson
Johnson & Ray
Levi Mitchell
Boulder
Woman's Club
R. B. Snyder
G. W. Musverger
Denver
Kansas City
Lincoln's Birthday Observances and Leap Year Dance Highlight Week
Local schools held a Lincoln birthday observance with morning exercises and a church program. A socially notable leap year dance at Woodman hall featured about thirty five young women as hostesses and escorts, with festive decorations and community participation. Notable mentions include Andy Ross bringing twenty work horses from Lexington Nebraska and evangelist Winkler continuing revival meetings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Ross
Lexington
Nebraska
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
A. N. Myers
W. R. Clark
Katon
California
Royal Neighbors
Greeley
Carnine
M. E
Evangelist Winkler
Lucian Edgar Follansbee
Congregational Church
Lincoln
Woodman Hall
Evans and Siscoes Update and Lincoln Birthday Gathering
Evans notes Mr. Phillips has returned to Kansas City after assisting at the depot. Mr. and Mrs. Siscoe traveled to Linewood Kansas due to Mr. Siscoe’s mother’s illness. Ira Holland of Loveland is circulating among Evans friends this week. The ladies of W T Sherman W R C held an open meeting at Mrs. G H Young’s home on Friday Feb 12 in honor of Lincoln’s birthday with Mrs. Young organizing and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Clark
Kansas City
Mrs. Siscoe
Linewood
Kansas
Mr. Siscoe
Ira Holland
Loveland
Evans
W.T. Sherman W.R. C
G. H. Young
Lincoln
Windsor shooting suspect arraigned in assault case
Walter Haskins was arraigned before Justice Stevens on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon for the Windsor shooting of Peter Peterson. Peterson had recovered sufficiently to leave hospital and return home. The motive for the shooting remains unexplained and undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haskins
Peter Peterson
Windsor
Justice Stevens
Peterson
Auction of Four Acres in District No 20 Scheduled
On Saturday March 21 at 1 pm from the school house steps four acres more or less of land belonging to district No 20 will be sold. The lowest price is $215 per acre with cash terms. Secretary Mrs T A Foley Dist No 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Foley
Seo'y Dist
Bal lard's Snow Liniment Admits Quick Pain Relief
Apply Bal lard's Snow Liniment as soon as injury occurs to relieve pain and promote fast healing. A sure cure for sprains rheumatism and all pains. Price 25 50c and 1.00 a bottle sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Dinner honoring Clarence Darrow visiting son Paul Darrow
Mr and Mrs Charles Tew hosted a Saturday dinner for six in honor of Clarence Darrow and his wife who are visiting their son Paul Darrow. An elaborate menu complemented the handsomely appointed occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tew
Clarence Darrow
Paul Darrow
Fritz Kreisler Recital Promises Refined String Works
Amusements note for Fortnightly Musical Club at Greeley opera house details the Fritz Kreisler recital on Thursday evening February 27 with accompanist Amy Haddon Squire. Program lists works by Tartini Vivaldi Porpora Dvorak and others performed on a Steinway piano in a refined concert setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Kreisler
Greeley Opera House
Amy
Haddon Squire
Valentine Party for Presbyterian Choir Hosted by Grove couple
Mr and Mrs Charles L Grove entertained the Presbyterian choir last Friday evening with a Valentine party full of hearts and clever, original valentines. Prizes for most valentines went to J A Beyrer and Miss Maud Myer as refreshments followed a delightful evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Grove
J. A. Beyrer
Maud Myer
Tuesday Evening Lectures at Unity Church
Audience fills Unity church to hear Mrs Hugh and Miss Tobey read Browning with Prof Kendal and Miss Earle also performing. The second talk by Prof W G Chambers moved to March 3 from next week as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Church
Hugh
Tobey
Browning
J. C. Kendel
Kendel
Earle
W. G. Chambers
Weld County Ministers Meet and Nurses Gather
The Weld County Ministerial Association met Monday forenoon under president John Doane with four eight minute papers by Coffman Mabie Hunter Hall and others. Eighteen members attended. The Greeley Nurses Association plans a 2:30 PM meeting Tuesday February 25 at Mrs. M L Martins home 1025 Thirteenth Avenue with talks on Care and Feeding of Infants and Obstetrics followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Ministerial Association
John Doane
Trumbull
J. F. Coffman
H. C. Mabie
Irving A. Blackwood
Clarke
R. J. Hunter
Charles Cuthbert Hall
W. A. Phillips
Association
Greeley Nurses’ Association
M. L. Martin
Thirteenth Avenue
Miss May
Bal lard’s Horehound Syrup Promotes Cough Relief
A two month persistent cough is urged to be stopped with Bal lard’s Horehound Syrup. The remedy is touted as effective for coughs cold on chest influenza bronchitis and pulmonary troubles. Prices are 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Homeseekers' Rates South via Colorado & Southern
Ouxe fare plus 2 to designated Texas and New Mexico points and return with liberal stopovers. Full information on application. T E Fisher General Passenger Agent Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado & Southern
Stray horses offered reward for recovery
A notice offers a reward for information leading to the discovery or whereabouts of stray horses branded F. M. on the left shoulder. It lists A. Tisdel Sr as administrator of the estate of Frank Marks, deceased, of Greeley Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tisdel, Sr
Frank Marks
Greeley, Colo
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Jas Co
K. Stockovee
Shean
Opera House
P* H. C. Bennett
Office Opera House
Martha A. Morrison, Amanda N. Hamilton
Osteopathic
Coronado
Colorado
Ppuomas F. Quinn
M.D.C
Greeley, Colorado
Oasis Stables
Peeve and Mortgages
Notary Public
Sanborn & Houston
Eighth Street
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C.V.S
Colo
van Sickle’s Livery
8Th Ave
James W. Shearer
Three Bey Suger
Weld County
P. Newman
cAi
Capitol Life
The
Capitol Life Insurance Co
Tabor
THOS
F. Daly
Pres
Highland Lake
K. H. Knott
Beebe
DELTA
Elwell
Ee Friends No. 2
Fort
Lupton
Cipson
Mr. Massaere
Salt Lake
Mrs. L.D. Massaere
Rebekahs
N. G
Agnes Blandin
Haskins
Mr. Darrow
Kreisler
A. Andantino
Male Martini
Francois Rancoeur
Ce. la Sherman
Louis Jouperin
D. Menuet
Niccola Porpora
E. Variations
Guiseppe Partini
Ay Dvorak
Wien Planck C.wenty
Aganini
Steinway Piano
Henry Wolfsohn
Vance Bros
6Th Ave
8Th St
R. H. Libby
Oliver
Sanborn
Houston
Baird
Demorest
Stove Prairie
T .E. Fisher
Henry Candlin
First National Bank
LY Price
Wa0 International Nurs
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