Grover News Roundup From New Year's Events and Local Business
Residents report visitors in Greeley and Grover during the week. A masquerade ball at Judge Baker's hall drew attendees from Grover the Buttes and Gerry. A oyster supper at the section house complemented the ball. A. F. Ryan and W. T. Lynn leased the local elevator and plan a flour feed coal and grain business with a new warehouse to be built. Baptist church elected officers O C McWilliams treasurer Sunday school superintendent and Mrs A E Padget organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ide
Boulder
Grover
Judge Baker's Hall
Buttes
Gerry
Section House
A. F. Ryan
W. T. Lynn
RK. L. Pence and
King Brothers
The
Baptist Church
O. C. McWilliams
E. B. Henderson
A. E. Padget
Paul Smith
O. L. Knowlton
Local Citizens Noted in Brief CommunityUpdates
LASALLE Roy Lockhart traveled to Denver on business Tuesday. W. Thomason rents part of Paul Gregory's farm. Miss Hayward visited Greeley last Saturday. Chris Sorenson and wife are both ill with the grip this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bentley visiting Denver this week. Mrs. James Beattie spent Tuesday with Mrs. D. 8. Ellis. Miss Bertha Brooks visited Mrs. James Beattie last week. Clinton O. Heatt and wife of Denver guests at the Kenmore last Saturday. Misses Carrie and Adah Ellis returned to Fort Morgan school Saturday. Rev. Taylor suffers lagrippe and rheumatism this week. Charles McKenney in Boulder on business for several days. Mrs. E.E. Harrington hosted tea Thursday evening. Miss Jennie Ellis visited Mrs. John Dunn of East Evans last Wednesday. Finley Faris left for Sparta Illinois after two months with uncle S. R. Feris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lockhart
Denver
W. Thomason
Paul Gregory
Miss Hayward
Greeley
Chris Sorenson
Frank Bentley
James Beattie
Ellis
Bertha Brooks
Carrie and
Adah Ellis
Fort Morgan
Rev
Taylor
Charles McKenney
Boulder
E.E. Harrington
Jennie Ellis
John Dunn
East Evans
Finley Faris
S. R. Feris
Sparta
Local notes from Fort Lupton era events and moves
Fort Lupton social column reports hay shipments to Denver, new phone installations by Colorado Telephone, multiple residents traveling east, and attendance at K P and I O F banquets. William Coburn joins Denver machine shops with Ben Lansdown, G G Philip sustains hip injury but improving, and G L Armstrong hosts guests including W S Decker and C M Wagner families.
Ault Birth Report and Local Health Notes
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Minnis on January 1. Clark Todd recovered from tonsillitis after a period of illness. Norman Fry of Elkhorn visited last week with his brother Walter Fry. Mrs. J. D. Mattison left for Town to visit friends and relatives. The Baptist prayer meeting is planned at Mrs. A. E. Padget’s home on Thursday night. There is talk of installing two street lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Minnis
Clark Todd
Norman Fry
Elkhorn
Walter Fry
J. D. Mattison
A. E. Padget
Local Social Roundup Notes Visits and Guests
Cecil Wilson visited Sophia Sorenson on Sunday. Ned Farnsworth returned from a two week trip to Lamar. Edith O'Hara Goldin Sylvia Simpson called on Inez Franklin Sunday. Roullard family and May visited Clara Curtis in Aust on Tuesday. Maude Angell returned to Masonville after visiting her sister. Antelope Park youths plan an upcoming entertainment. Date undecided. O T Austin family and David Emory party spent Sunday with James Pressler family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith O’hara
Goldin
Sylvia Simpson
Inez Franklin
Roullard
Cloe
Jennie
May
Clara Curtis
Maude Angell
O. T. Austin
Masonville
Antelope Park
David Emory
Hill
James Pressler
Evans and Nearby Residents Share Weekend Activities
Evans residents hosted visitors from Denver Weldon valley and Loveland with travels marking market work church services and community roles. local business transfers include J T Cornelius selling his harness shop to Bruce Malonee and plans to farm near LaSalle and Godfrey Bottom. Ev an s water plant work continues with National Construction Co team erecting a tool house for power house foundation. W R C officers were elected and installed with the Post joint ceremony scheduled midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Wylie
Acheson
Denver
Twiggs
National Construction Company
South Bend
Ind
Evans
Martha Dunbar
Nellie S. Flint
Nellie Beeson
Terra Kinney
Lydia C. Young
L. A. Herriot
Eliza Rickard
Etta Young
Delta Boosts Activity as New Homes Rise
The Delta sees rapid growth with several new buildings under way. J. A. Thompson was ill for days last week and A. B. Craig, a local teacher, missed Monday school. Mrs. Browns baby improves after a week of illness while Mauck nears completion of a house and barn bought from Jackson. George Shearer relocates with his family to Ramsdall’s property from Iowa. 3.A. Thompson reports a large sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Loveland
A. B. Craig
Delta real estate sale ranks among the largest to W E B Kinsella
Last week three eights of the McCutcheon land sold for 14500 to W B Kinsella of Omaha Neb. He plans two houses on the site. A card party at Mr and Mrs Charles Robinson near Lucerne and Greeley featured old friends and a Christmas reunion of Mrs Robb's siblings from Wyoming and South Dakota with a large family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutcheon
W. EB. Kinsella
Omaha
Delta
Kinsella
Charles Robinson
Lucerne
Greeley
Robb
Mrs. Luman
Wyoming
Mrs. Camel
J. E
A. P. Strouse
South Dakota
Hazelton George Heips Visits Boulder Skating Boom
Hazelton George Heips visits Boulder as skating parties surge among youth. Hazelton school reopened January 2 after a one week break. Miss Fay Marvels of Windsor spent holidays with her father on the ranch. Edna Barber returns to Greeley High School after two weeks off. A Busse travels to Idaho with son Eddie who has rheumatism. potential move if climate suits. Walter Osborn travels to Arkansas with cousin Florence in December and his relatives fear for him. Ben Landrum returns from Utah Idaho Oregon trip. praises Colorado. He visited brother-in-law Clarence Whitman at Sheridan Oregon and felt an Oregon rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Fay Marvels
Windsor
Edna Barber
Greeley
A. Busse
Idaho
Eddie
Walter Osborn
Arkansas
Florence
Ben Landrum
Utah
Oregon
Colorado
Clarence Whitman
Sheridan
Ore
Local Notes From Huffman District And Greeley Area
Huffman district reports Huffman Garnett Haskins ill over the past week but improving. Joseph Lee plans to farm this year and seeks a good housekeeper. Mr Hay and his son of Greeley visited last week to view land. Larson a resident four miles west of Greeley attended on business last Thursday. School resumed Monday after a one week vacation with Mrs. Marsh taking charge again. Mabel Mary Boyd and Albert Boyd spent Saturday afternoon with Nellie and Ethel Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Garnett Haskins
Joseph Lee
Mr. Hay
Greeley
Larson
Local Social Notes From Denver To Greeley
Edgar Walker of Denver called on merchants Friday. Charles Carlson with wife and daughter visited Greeley Friday. Miss Pearl Neer visited Miss Katie Devinny Sunday. Mrs Joseph Nessler returned from Denver. George Hallman returned from Nebraska. Draper Wilson and Laura Pearson visited in the country Sunday. Jerry Alford and family moved to the Ewing ranch east of town. Fred Jurgens and Ioy Murphy ill under Dr Lonergan. Frank Hill and Arthur James infant son ill and under care of Dr Lonergan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Walker
Denver
Charles Carlson
Greeley
Pearl Neer
Katie Devinny
Joseph Nessler
George Hallman
Nebraska
Draper Wilson
Laura Pearson
Fred Jurgens
Ioy Murphy
Windsor Briefs: Jail, Illness, School, and Business Change
A man remains jailed to be tried Wednesday for vagrancy. Mrs. William Alter recovers from pneumonia. School resumes Monday with all but one teacher in place. G E Daniels Co druggists sell out to a Denver man named Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alter
G. E. Daniels Co
Denver
Black
Windsor Ice Plant Suspends Operations During Storm
The Windsor Ice and Storage Co. began ice production yesterday but halted due to the storm. Judge C F Chipman joined Oscar Alkire and Nellie Cannon in Windsor last Sunday at 2 p.m. for their marriage. Royal Encampment No. 431 C F had a large gathering, with about twenty patriarchs visiting from Collins to award eight candidates, followed by a supper. Police court activity included John White fined $50 and costs for a town ordinance violation and Ed Starr fined $50 and costs for carrying concealed weapons with a forfeited 45 caliber revolver, both jailed until fines are paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Ice & Storage Co
Justice of the Peace
C. F. Chipman
Oscar Alkire
Nellie Cannon
Windsor
Royal
Collins
John White
Ed Starr
Highland Lake Social and Local Business Notes
Mrs Ritchey entertained guests Thursday at Highland lake. William Hemmingsen opened a new meat market. Gilkey transacted business in Johnstown Wednesday. W F Kirtler ships baled hay from the Switch this week. Water in Highland ditch for domestic use now. Parmalee visited Longmonth. Warnie Stuart is sick this week. Christian Endeavorers plan an entertainment. Farmers met to elect a committee to discuss beet officials railroad proximity and beet acre needs. survey made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnie Stuart
Crow Creek School Vacation and Local Visits
The Lincoln school enjoyed a two week vacation. Miss Myrtle Heller traveled to Denver to stay. Miss Law vacationed with her parents near Windsor. James Harris visited his nephew T. J. Jackson. Miss Mary Bondeson and Miss Nina Canberg spent Christmas with Mr. Jackson's family. James McConnell and family visited his father in law Mr. Fleming on their way to California. Miss Irene Houston spent Christmas with Miss Della Woods and Cecil McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Myrtle Heller
Denver
Miss Law
Windsor
James Harris
T. J. Jackson
Mary Bondeson
Nina Canberg
Mr. Jackson
James McConell
Mr. Fleming
California
Irene Houston
Della Woods
Cecil McClelland
Peckham welcomes new store as residents host gatherings
BIC BEND reports the completion of a new Peckham store. Clyde Hiness returned to Peckham last week. Mr and Mrs Bainbridge left for Denver Friday. Nelson is improving after illness. Mrs Miller is very ill with Dr Wright attending. Mrs Bentley of LaSalle was visiting Tuesday. The Big Bend youth visited Mrs Bancroft Wednesday. Miss Gertrude Mackey and Miss Cora Bainbridge visited Kenmore farm Saturday. Esther Nelson and Emily Davis attended a party at the Norris home Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Denver
Nelson
Miller
Dr. Wright
A. E. Bentley
LaSalle
Big Bend
Bancroft
Gertrude Mackey
Cora Bainbrige
Frank Downing
Kenmore Farm
Esther Nelson
Emily, Davis
Ernest Norris
Civil service discussion opens W T K Club meeting
The W T K Club held its first meeting after the holidays with present members and several visitors. Mrs. Platt Decker requested the civil service topic, then a program followed featuring Mrs. Sheldon on Socialism in Italy and Mrs. Thayer on Italian Immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. K. Club
Platt Decker
Sheldon
Italy
Thayer
Socialistic Party
Italian immigrant as described by Mrs Thayer
Mrs Thayer presented traits of the Italian immigrant and read extracts about his attempts to master English and adapt to American manners. She concludes that overall the Italian is a desirable immigrant.
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Thayer
Euterpean Club Holds Jan 7 Meeting With Music Notes
The Euterpean club met January 7 at Mrs. Sanders home with Mrs. Rothschild and Mrs. Carruthers on the music committee. Miss E Maud Cannell spoke on The Study of Music Abroad focusing on German conservatories. The program included piano solos and vocal pieces by Miss Phyllis Wolfe Edith Dick Margie Watson Lizzie Camfield and others, with next meeting set for January 14 at Miss Hanna's 1019 Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euterpean Club
Sanders
Rothschild
Carruthers
Devine
Denver
E. Maud Cannell
State Normal School
Greig
Phyllis Wolfe
Edith Dick
R. G. Strong
Demorest
Chopin Margie Watson
Chopin Lizzie Camfield
Hanna
Tenth Avenue
New Century club and Knockers meet with lively talks
The New Century club met on Wednesday January 4 with quotations from Eliot during roll call. Mrs Wilkinson led a Kipling program and the group discussed Mill on the Floss while prizes were awarded and refreshments served. The Knockers club met at the Most Eminent Clawhammer home and debated the weak Greeley electric light, appointing a three member committee to investigate. The session closed with a solo titled Knocking Knocking Knocking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Knockers Club
Greeley
Farm Life Notes and Family Updates from the Austin Area
LACRANCE Peter Peterson has moved on the Austin farm. Maynard Hemmingway has been laid up with the grip for some days. Mrs. Charles Neff has been quite sick for the past week with the grip. Fred Boullard of Fort Collins spent a week on the farm with Edward Neff. Samuel Ellis of Cheyenne spent Christmas holidays with Mr and Mrs George E Adams and family. The literary meetings held every Friday evening are becoming interesting as most of the young people are showing their true spirit. Mrs Chris Westenberg and children have moved to Windsor as Charles Westenberg expects to leave for Iowa soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Lynn
Tim DeVone
Maynard Hemmingway
Grip
Chester DeVine
Oregon
Charles Neff
Fred Boullard
Fort Collins
Edward Neff
Samuel Ellis
Cheyenne
George E. Adams
C. D. Neff
Shisler
Canada
Gadeker
St. Louis
Lauridsen
Chris Westenberg
Windsor
Mr. Westenberg
Charles Westenberg
Iowa
Greeley Becomes Murphy in Satirical Verse
The poem by J. I. Clark in the New York Sunday Herald imagines William Greeley as Murphy in a playful transformation. It mocks branding as a national potato label while preserving the poet’s witty critique.
Dentist office over PD R McArthur Co
Hardware store in Greeley Colorado referenced in a clipped notice. The text mentions a dentist office location above R McArthur Co and signals a business listing or address notice from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fice
PD. R. McArthur & Co
Greeley
Colo
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J.A. Miller
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Clinton O. Heatt
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Colorado Telephone Company
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Clyde Glockner
Ed Camp
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Ben Lansdown
G. G. Philip
G. L. Armstrong
Flinch
W. S.decker
Tracy
C. M. Wagner
Buelah
Cecil Wilson
Sophia Sorenson
Ned Farnsworth
Lamar
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Devner
Ed McCarty
Ed Williams
Weldon Valley
J. C. Vanoken
Curtis Roberts
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Godfrey Bottom
George Heips
Huffman District
Kersey
Jerry Alford
Ewing
Highland Lake
Crow Creek
Bic Bend
Peckham
Clyde Hiness
Lacrance
Peter Peterson
Austin
Murphy
J. I. Clark
N.Y
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William H. Delbridge
Carrithers
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Greeley, Cole
A. H. Bennett
Osteopathic
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