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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

2

All Over Weld Delights and Departures Detailed in Delta News

The Delta notes friendships and travels across states and towns. George Green heads to Nebraska to check cattle while Mrs. Brown returns from Denver and Nebraska. Families including Bakers, Hutchens, Shearers, Sutors and Von Rosenbergs visit relatives, travel to Wheatland and Wisconin, or plan moves to Nebraska and Texas. Local visits to Boulder, Longmont and Marshfield are noted alongside school and church events and a local band practice.

Orchard Notes and Holiday Gatherings Reported

Orchard field work continues with M H Brink finishing sugar beets loading. Mrs K Richeson returns from a Weaver trip. Mr and Mrs Keem plan to return to Orchard January 1. A Christmas tree event at the hall drew a large crowd with children performing well and a fruit candy nut popcorn break. A barn and sheep sheds fire at J E Williams destroyed buildings grain vehicles machinery and 28 hogs with an estimated loss of 2000 and unknown origin.

M. H. Brink Orchard Keem Ed Hkaker Greeley H. Girardot Mr. McAlpen Sterling Piers J. E. Williams Smal Insurance

Highand Lake Community Notes Prompt Skating Season Local Busyness

Highland Lake residents report ice skating good on the lake as schools reopen after holidays. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Kerr of Canfield and Paul Gregory of LaSalle. The town notes a blacksmith in Highland Lake and Mr Dean plans to sell his farm amid railroad prospects.

Johnstown Notes Include Local Officials and Transfers

Johnstown brief items report Sheriff John Cross visiting on official business and J. L. Niebergall traveling to Denver. Prepare for Becker to LaSalle survey. Local trades include Ardell shipping potatoes, Walleck building a house, and Morrison expanding his blacksmith shop. Several residents ill or traveling, with school staffing changes and a doctor moving to Longmont for surgery specialty.

LaSalle Social Roundup Includes Visits and Serenade

Miss Mary Taylor entertained friends Saturday evening. Mrs Sibley of Greeley visited LaSalle friends Wednesday. Eugene Beardsley of Greeley stayed with Ralph Ellis last week. LaSalle residents joined a New Year serenade. Albert Finley left for a westward tour. James Beattie suffered a grip and Ray Laughlin with sisters Ethel and Grace returned to Fort Collins. Edith Herrington hosted a surprise party January 1. Edith Ellis hosted visitors with Misses Snook Sibley from Greeley. An oyster supper at K E Herringtons Saturday night. School reopened after ten days off. Miss Moore Evans Bellearis Peckham and Frances Farrar from Fort Collins called in LaSalle.

Mary Taylor Ray Laughlin Ethel and Grace Fort Collins Carrie Snook Blanche Winifred Sibley Greeley Edith Ellis KE. O. Herrington Misses Moore Evans Bellearis Peckham Frances Farrar LaSalle

Platteville Notables Travel and Local Talent Report

Mr and Mrs Er G Robidoux visit Lyons while Miss Jessie Lewis travels to Fort Collins. Prof Packer heads to Denver on business. Miners shipped from Denver. Miss Wolfenden from Greeley visits Ethel Lewis. R S Brown returns from Collinsville Kansas. Anna Dunewig goes to Denver for a short stay. Guy Hammitt back at Denver University. Mrs F F E Hinds and Miss Mattie Mapes visit Greeley. Evelyn Ross returns to Fort Collins to attend school. George Morgan goes to Denver for Modern Business College. Mrs Wilkens returns home from nursing Eva Dunewig in Akron. D Snider moves to Windsor for hotel duties. Sherman Kipling and wife visit Boulder. Platteville home talent troupe enjoyed shows in Evans January and Lupton with good patronage.

Er. G. Robidoux Lyons Miss Jessie Lewis Fort Collins Prof. Packer Denver John Lee Miss Wolfenden of Greeley Ethel Lewis Anna Dunewig Guy Hammitt Denver University F. FE. Hinds Mattie Mapes

Collins District R P Fowler Visits Kansas and Local Notices

Collins District R P Fowler visits relatives in Kansas while local residents share holiday recounts. Miss Vida Nol of Denver recovers from typhoid fever in Eaton. Mrs. Gillmore and family rebuild a barn. travels include Mrs. McCoy visiting Denver sister and a Christmas gathering with Fort Collins and Loveland residents. Rev. Knowlton to preach at the schoolhouse with all invited.

Miss McCoy Denver An J. H. Fowler Fort Collins

Ault area notes reveal new homes and visits

Aaron Frye plans a new house in east addition. Cora Jackson and family return from vacation to Fort Collins. John Yates visits Kersey daughter J H Teague. Padgett prepares a six room house in Gracie's addition. D J Blake called to grandson illness. Rev Blowers leads Baptist protracted meetings at the school house. W J Gillmore to farm Clark place. Carter moves to Columbine. W J Henderson travels to Denver with O H Adams. D B Gibson sick, depot duties covered by Gilson. New Year’s gatherings include Todd, Conklin, Graefe and others. J H Nelson hosts Loveland visitors. Purvis building east of store. Church disinfected. meetings draw a good crowd. Skating at Hardman lake after church.

D. J. Blake F. L. Blowers the Baptist Church

Windsor Social Notes Mark New Year Events

Windsor residents report visits from Mrs. James Magruder and Miss Fern Smith while Charles Myres and family traveled from Ault. Frank Yancey returns from Brooklyn navy yards due to illness and Norma Harington visits relatives near Eaton. Lou McCullough and Walter Hoffman wed on New Year Day at Windsor, a quiet ceremony. Mrs. George Pollard dies after illness and is buried in Greeley.

Lou McCullough Walter D. Hoffman Windsor George Pollard Greeley

Local Social Roundup In Lacrance And Fort Collins

Miss Sarat McCullough visited Grover for a week. Mrs C D Ne and Grace and Willie returned to Fort Collins Saturday. Mrs LaGrange and Mrs Witter hosted friends Saturday night. Mrs A R English and children visited Mrs Neff and Mrs Lauridsen Friday. Frankie drove to Fort Collins Sunday with Ed Neff to spend a few days.

Sarat McCullough Grover

Social notes and visits among LaGrange residents

Mr and Mrs Millard Riggs of Lucerne visited Mr and Mrs Tom Robinson on Friday. The LaGrange youth spent a pleasant evening at Charles Rogers home Saturday. Mr Kerlee and Mrs Kerlee moved back to their LaGrange street residence due to his ill health. Misses Sarah and Edith McCullohg gave a watch party for many young friends Thursday evening with a splendid time reported.

Millard Riggs Lucerne Tom Robinson LaGrange Charles Rogers Mr. Kerlee Mrs. Kerlee LaGrange Street Sarah Edith MccCulloug

Beebe Draw Sparks Weekend Social at School House

Miss Isa Thomas of Greeley visited friends for the Draw Saturday. The school house was cleaned during vacation. Mr and Mrs Charles Girvan hosted Fort Collins friends last week. Edna and Iva Dean returned to Greeley schools after holidays. Sherd Chesnut is installing a soft water well on his farm bought from Robert Chesnut. Sunday school officers were elected for the year with Maude Chesnut named superintendent. A box social Friday evening at the school house supports the Sunday school library. Mrs Kusma and four children of Kiowa and Miss Minnie Aster of Denver returned home after a short visit.

Ray Boyd Loveland Faikrbairn & Parish Miss Sleeper Johnstown Isa Thomas Greeley Charles Girvan Fort Collins Edna Iva Dean Sherd Chesnut Robert

Dr Guellette to Lecture on Colorado at Fort Lupton

Dr Guellette of Denver will lecture on Colorado at the M E church next Friday evening. Measles rage in Lupton and vicinity prompting possible school closure for another week. Ladies Aid held a dinner at William Rowland's Park street home last Wednesday. K P lodge smoker and entertainment accompanied officer installation last evening with Eureka lodge Brighton in attendance. Rebekah lodge Platteville hosted Lenard benefit fund entertainment Saturday night in the K P hall. event well received.

Jennie Wailes James Clymer Lottie Parish Annie Becker E. G. Holden Longmont Guellette Denver M. E. Church Colorado Lupton Ladies’ Aid Society William Rowland Park Street K. of P. Lodge Eureka Lodge Brighton Rebekah Lodge Platteville K. P. Hall Lenard

Elwell Chapel Receives New Organ and Local Happenings

The Elwell chapel unveils a new organ praised for its appearance and tone. The pastor and family dined with Lewis Eberhart. Pearl Mead rents Mrs. Thornton's place for the year. Levi Mead visits sister and husband from Nebraska. Mrs. Will Clark and Maud plan a protracted visit east. A smallpox outbreak is easing in the community. G C Noble purchases ten acres east of Berthoud and begins building.

Lewis Eberhart Levi Mead Mrs. Hammer Nebraska

Hillsboro Community Notes Reflect Travel and Local Moves

Rev A B Chase spent part of last week in Denver. Mossman family visited Loveland on Saturday. Mr Gregory of LaSalle engaged with the proposed electric line. Sunday school officers to be elected next Sunday with good attendance hoped. Heflebower family with Mrs Shinkle and Mrs Hunter from Fort Collins visited Tuesday. Wilmur Dye moved into Mrs Turk’s house. Rev A E Chase moved into the Dye residence.

Rev. A. EB. Chase Denver Mr. Gregory of LaSalle Mr. Heflebower Wilmur Dye

Gipson Area Social Notes and School Elections

Mr Orr is very ill with pneumonia. Miss Mayme Heckert works for Mrs Johnson. Mr Tann and family moved to Greeley last week. Emil Martinson at work in Arizona. Mr and Mrs J W Harsh visiting Windsor. Mr Dillon reports completed stone foundation for new house. Wellington Howard was in the area on business Thursday. F C Teller improving after recent illness. Mr and Mrs Martinson visited near HKaton last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Pierson with them near HKaton last week. Mr and Mrs Clark Webster of Fort Collins visited last week at the Webster ranch. Mrs Edgar and two children of Lone Tree visited relatives D Warner last week. Miss Rose Swan returned to Denver school work after two weeks home. Gipson Sabbath school elected officers:Brainard superintendent Spurgin assistant, Spencer Turner secretary, Ethel Spurgin librarian, Ona Brainard organist. Teachers are Robert Steele, Mr Brainard, Mrs Spurgin and Mrs Lutz.

George Green Nebraska 8. Moody Wheat- Mand Wyo J. K. Barnard Frank Kee Berthoud Tucker Balentine Platteville M. Hl. Fairbairn Morrison A. R. Morrison Mr. Dillon Wellington Howard F. C. Teller Rose Swan Denver Gipson Sabbath School Brainard Spurgin Spencer Turner Ethel V. Spurgin Ona Brainard Robert Steele Lutz

Levin Brothers Store Set for Semi annual Clearance

Levin Brothers will close Friday January 15 to mark down stock for a semi annual clearance sale starting Saturday January 16. Watch papers and bills for prices.

Levin Brothers

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