Masquerade Ball and Christmas Events in Grover
A New Year celebration at Judge Baker's hall featured a masquerade ball while Grover hosted a Christmas program at the school and a post show dance. Local families shared holidays and officers were elected for the Sunday school year. Charles Rogerson fell 35 feet while digging a well, breaking his leg. he is being cared for by the local lodge as he recovers.
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Judge Baker's Hall
Mary Munson
Grover
Sterling
David Mackley
Viola
Morris
Judge Baker’s Hall
Charles Rogerson
Hudson
E. L. Frierberger
Mr. Rogerson
Highlandlake School Opens After Vacation Week
Highlandlake School opened Monday after one week vacation. E H Knott bought VY Holmes cattle herd. Miss Eggleston vacationed with Mrs Kitchey. Snow began Sunday morning and quickly covered the ground. Sarah Webb was sick last week but improving. William Himmingsen moved to the new meat market on Main Street. The sugar company conducted another survey with eight men boarding at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Knott
VY. Holmes
Miss Eggleston
Fairview
Hunters Gather in Fort Lupton as Denver Visitors Arrive
Denver visitors spent Sunday in Fort Lupton including Wylie Burge who returned to Denver. M W Slate received new coal mine machinery and lumber this week. Mrs Goodeow and family from Boulder visit Lupton relatives. G W Twombly and wife from Denver spent New Year's at the Twombly home. James Dowling, formerly with C J Davidson, left for Denver to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Wylie Burge
M. W. Slate
Ault News Roundup of Local Changes and Events
Homer Ritchie suffers chickenpox. L O T M to install new officers next Friday. Randall King family moved into Henry Thompson’s house. J G Musser builds a barn in McGlenn’s addition. Miller family visited Ault area last week. Elevator roof repaired after windstorm. Royal Mystic Legion to organize a lodge here. Ault faces lodge growth. Baptist church meeting postponed to Thursday at J D Mattison’s home. Evans family from Windsor visited M C Todd’s, stayed through New Year. N T Joll sold stock to G A Randolph, who continues at old stand and moves into Joll’s Graefe addition. Firebug sighted. coal oil set on Joll building, fire contained by wind. Modern Woodmen organized at Joll’s hall. 15 applicants plus 25 existing members. supper served by Baptist Ladies’ Aid.
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Homer Ritchie
Randall King
Henry Thompson
J. G. Musser
McGlenn
Royal Mystic Legion
Ault
Baptist Church
J. D. Mattison
Charles Evans
Windsor
M. C. Todd
S. N. T. Joll
G. A. Randolph
Greeley
Randolph
Theodore Joll
Graefe
Joll Building
Joll’s Hall
Ault and
Eaton
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Noted Fort Morgan stockman visits Klug's ranch
J S Summer and John Klug visit Klug's ranch while Fort Morgan stockman J S Summer calls on old friends. Mr Ludwig and wife from Colorado Springs visit Mrs James LeRoy in East Evans. Jack Reynold from Boulder returns, pioneer Fred Flint from East Evans visits, Prof Kennell attends State Teachers' Association in Denver. Epworth League elects Grace Jay president and has four vice presidents and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klug
J. S Summer
Fort Morgan
John Klug
Ludwig
Colorado Springs
Jack Reynold
Boulder
Mr. Reynolds
Fred Flint
East Evans
Golden
Mr. Flint
School of Mines
Kennell
State Teachers’ Association
Denver
Epworth League
Charles Behrens
Grace Jay
Josie Brubaker
Mary Herriott
Alice Funk
Windsor Kvale Bates Exits Quarantine After Scarlet Fever
Local news notes Windsor Kvale Bates is out of quarantine after recovering from scarlet fever. Skating on the lake has been good this past week. Leonard Blair Rugh and family visited relatives at Christmas in Windsor. Mrs Harry Teller traveled to Osceola to tend her ill father. Clarence McCullough returns home for Christmas from a Denver high school. The I O O F Christmas ball netted about 30 dollars. Lakeside lodge held a successful ball last Friday night. Bert Walker won the diamond ring raffle at Stedman Keeling's. Maud Walker won the diamond stud and shared cigars with other ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kvale Bates
H. McNeil
Denver
Blair Rugh
Windsor
C.H. Dowling
Holyoke
Muchmores
Jack McOulough
Grand Island
Lakeside Lodge
Howard Law
J. E. Law
Howard
University In
Boulder
Rebekah Middleton
Blanche Middleton
M. H. Laybourn
Dell Middleton
Bert Walker
Stedman & Keeling
Maud Walker
Beebe Draw Notes on Local Travel and Work
August and Harry Baab visited Denver last Saturday. Teachers Miss Hunter and Miss Waite enjoy a two week vacation at home. Annie Oster returned to Denver after Christmas and New Year with her parents. Mr White rebuilds a house at his mine replacing the one burned recently. E Gosselin of Bell Telephone supervised a new line to Mr Baab's ranch three miles south of the separator last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Baab
Denver
Hunter
Waite
Annie Oster
Mr. White
E. Gosselin
Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Baab
Evans Area Busy With Moves And Visits
Evans residents reported a week of travel and relocation. Homer Simms traveled to Loveland on business while George Kinsbury transacted in Evans on Saturday. Miss Kate Lundy visited her brother Elas Lundy in town. James Barber and his wife left East Evans for Denver for the winter. A new son blessed Mr and Mrs Morrison early Monday. Charles Welch moved from Greeley back to a Freeland area ranch. Mrs Hughes departed for Loveland to visit relatives for two weeks. Mrs Bollman rented the Kensinger house in south Evans. Miss Martin of Denver passed through Evans en route to John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Simms
Loveland
George Kinsbury
Kersey
Evans
Kate Lundy
Fort Morgan
Elas Lundy
W. E. Morrison
Charles Welch
Greeley
Godfrey Bottoms
Peter Hughes
Bollman
Leadville
Kensinger House
Miss Martin
Denver
John
LaSalle Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Miss Maude Madison returns from Denver. Mrs. Martin of Greeley calls in LaSalle. Mrs. Varney of Idaho Springs visits daughter Mrs. D M Lewis. Miss Carrie Ellis with Mrs L Flint in East Evans. Edith Ellis to board in Greeley for school year. Roy and Frank Reeves host watch party. Dunns host Edgar family for dinner. Grace Laughlin visits from Fort Collins. Annie Lord and Clara guests of Beatties. A L Reeves elected secretary of LaSalle school district. Calathampians host year end gathering. G Packer and family move to Nampa Idaho. Y P S C E pie social enjoyed at school house.
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Carrie Ellis
L. Flint
East Evans
Edith Ellis
Greeley
Messrs
Roy
Frank Reeves
James Dunn
Edgar
Grace Laughlin
Fort Collins
Edith Herrington
Annie Lord
Clara
John Beattie
Er. G. Packer
Nampa
Idaho
Local News and Social Notes From Kersey Area
Mrs. Chuck Pierson and daughter Mloreene visit Big Bend country. A mask ball at W O W hall on Friday drew a large crowd. Joe Nessler builds a dwelling on Mosher and Parkers west of town. Mrs. Charles Robinson recovers after two weeks with Dr Loner gan. Ed Williams of Lamar visits area friends. an old cow puncher with many ties to local boys. Rev Lee of Denver assists Rev McCullough in revival starting January 5, staying with J C Steck and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Nessler
Mosher & Parkers
Charles Robinson
Dr. Lonergan
Ed Williams
Lamar
Rev. Lee
Denver
McCullough
Kersey
J. C. Steck
The Skandia Social Club Elects Officers
The Skandia Social club met in Hurlbut's hall for a social evening with a literary musical and dancing program. Officers elected for the ensuing year were Oscar Lilga president Claus Johnson vice president Miss Emily Stearns secretary Miss Helma Benson financial secretary Olaf Matson treasurer Rudolph Nelson sergeant at arms Oscar Sandquist David Lofgren Frank Larson and Miss Jennie Johnson as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skandia Social Club
Hurlbut’s
Oscar Lilga
Claus Johnson
Emily Stearns
Helma Benson
Olaf Matson
Rudolph Nelson
Oscar Sandquist
David Lofgren
Frank Larson
Jennie Johnson
North Side Country Club hosts annual reception at Deffire home
The North Side Country Club held its annual reception at Mrs. Charles Deffire’s home last Friday. A program featured Miss Blunt and Miss Nichol musical selections, Mrs Leaver reading, and Mrs Rienks and Miss Twist performing numbers. Mrs. Bliss spoke on the club’s joys and pleasures. A supper followed with cream chicken, biscuits, salads, coffee, ice cream and cake for about seventy five guests. The event closed with repeated encores and gratitude for the host couple’s hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side Country Club
Charles Deffire
Miss Blunt
Dunn
Nichol
Graham
Annual stockholders meeting for The Lower Latham Reservoir Co
The annual meeting of stockholders will be at the company office 812 Ninth Avenue Greeley Colo on Saturday forenoon January 14 1905 at 10 a m to elect five directors for the year and to levy an assessment and transact other business J B Phillips Secretary Greeley Colo December 28 1904
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Latham Reservoir
Ninth Avenue
Greeley
Colo
Weddings Highlight Social Pages In Greeley News
Miss Edna Offerlee wed George Luman at the bride’s home with about 500 guests as Rev R J Hunter officiated. The groom, a Greeley Reds catcher, and his bride plan a trip, then return to work for market profits in harmony with dealers. The second wedding reports Harry L Dowell and Ethel Howard married at the Unitarian church with a large turnout, ushers, bridesmaids, and a train trip to start their life together. Both couples are noted for community ties and teaching roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Offerlee
George Luman
Tenth Street
R. J. Hunter
Etta Myers
James Luman
KE. E. Offelee
Greeley
Greeley Reds
Kansas City
LaSalle
Charles F. Elliott
Harry L. Dowell
Goldfield
Cole
Ethel Howard
Neena Hanna
Lohengren
Charles Needham
Wellington Howard
Florence Howard
Luna Smith
Mildred Howard
George M. Houston
Lucy Dresser
Josephine Jones
Philo Sanborn
Dowell
Elliott
Thomas New and Edith Riggs Wed in Greeley Lucerne
Wednesday at noon the couple married in a ceremony performed by Rev. R. J. Hunter pastor of the Presbyterian church. Edith Riggs of Lucerne and Thomas New of Greeley were joined in matrimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas New
Greeley
Edith Riggs
Lucerne
R. J. Hunter
The
Presbyterian Church
Annual Stockholders Meeting of The Lower Latham Ditch Co
Notice that the annual meeting of stockholders will be held at 12 Ninth avenue in Greeley Colorado on Saturday January 14 1905 at 1 30 p m to elect five trustees levy an assessment and conduct other business A B Canman Chicago reports Ballard's Snow Linament endorsed by a former user noting relief from lumbago sold by J F Fezer 25 50 and 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Canman
Chicago
Ballard
J. F. Fezer
Farmers Propose Northern Colorado Produce Associa tion
Farmers and produce dealers in northern Colorado organize an association to stabilize prices. Local districts elect an executive board to set uniform prices for buying and selling. Members pledge to trade at attached price schemes. The plan aims to align market conditions with farmer and dealer interests.
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First National Bank
Colorado
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H. C. Lambrecht
Fort
Lupton
Greeley Opera House
Jules Murry
W Marie Ainwrigh
Miss Wainwright
Piso
Ervin Miller
Mary
Harry Teller
Osceola
Clarence McCullough
Beebe
James
Barber
A. L. Reeves
New LaSalle
HE. G. Packer
Calathampians
Chuck Pierson
Mloreene
Big Bend Country
W. O. W. Hall
Skandia Club
Stockholders’ Meeting
J. B. Phillips
Greeley, Colo
Offerlee-Luman
Howard-Dowell
Riggs
Latham Ditch Company
Rank K. Stockover
D. R. McArthur & Co
Gresley, Volo
William H. Delbridge
Carrithers
Main St
Hoe
Smith
First National Bank Building
Osteopathic
Dupree Building
A Cowe
Buid
Mack Block
Main
Muller
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C. V.S
Greeley, Cole
van Sickle’s Livery
Union Bank
Greeley Colo
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James C. Scott
Charles T. Marsh
Mabel S. Marsh
Charles Tareh Daenneedd
F. J. Green
Greeley Tribune
S. H. Myers
J.E. Gordon
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