All Over Weld Social and Local Notes Show Various Movements
Births, illnesses, visits, and property moves fill the Weld notes. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Roberts on January 3 accompanies reports of typhoid illness, migrations by the Quinns and other families, and local social events at Maude Murphy and Mayme Sackets households. The eastbound mail car incident destroys a mail pouch as the line passengers travel. Johnstown Circle installs new officers led by Mrs. Bartlow and Miss Emma Albee among others as local life continues in the region.
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Johnstown Circle
F. Bartlow
Emma Albee
Jennie Handson
O. Bruner
O. Blake
Alice Wailes
Lottie Parish
Dr. Holden
Estella Wailes
John Wailes
William Wailes
Johnstown Daily Happenings Highlight Local Business and Travel
Dr Holden tours southern Colorado. Loveland residents Martin and Holloway conduct business in town. Mrs Morrison convalesces hoping to sit up soon. Potatoes and wheat loaded at the station weekly. H J Parish departs for southern California for about two months. Efforts to organize a W Y O D lodge led by Frank Kee. Holdewaiths consider a Bryans restaurant venture. J J Beeker sells a surrey to A R Dohne. Dohnwyer resides west of Loveland. A Greeley visitor negotiates hotel sale with Landrod Tucker. terms pending. John Hicks arrives from Berthoud. plans a storefront. Fairbairn Parish incorporated as Mercantile Co. Reeder travels to Longmont. Balentine oversees in his absence. Anderson builds south of Hotel Tucker. a resident barber to come. Mrs Anderson with Loveland visitors Friday. Schwalm delivers stone for Sauter’s new two story house. contract let, work to start. Reeder breaks ground for a north Nieber gall store. two stories plus a basement planned. Loveland to Johnstown free excursion run by the D and G.
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John Hicks
Berthoud
Fairbairn & Parish
Fairbairn & Parish Mercantile Company
Reeder
Longmont
Robert Balentine
Philadelphia
Anderson
Tucker
Johnstown
Local Notes and Visits Across Colorado Towns
Lawrence Everitt Elwell spent Sunday in Denver. Miss Elia Noble returned from Denver. Rob Devitt did business at Berthoud. Stuart Thornton will join the orchestra. Mrs William Clark and daughter left for Chicago. Olive Thornberg of Highland Lake visits her sister here. George Dunn visited the coal bank. Peter Kurth of Berthoud traveled to Elwell. John Peterson and family moved to coal mines south of here. John A Carlson visited relatives in Sweden. Dilley Chapel choir uses violin cello and guitar. John Hardman stock poultry Plymouth Rocks. R C Scott and Miss Thorneberg had dinner at Hiram Maize’s in Loveland. Clyde Davis wheels near Fort Collins for an Iowa nursery. Stokes Redabaugh returns to Boulder school. Mrs T L Davis learned of her mother’s death in Oregon. Levi Mead and guests visit Longmont Morrison and Pueblo.
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Stuart Thornton
Wiliam Clark
Chicago
Olive Thornberg
Highlandlake
George Dunn
Peter Kurth
Berthoud
Elwell
John Peterson
Platteville social notes and melons meet listed
George Morgan returns home while M W A holds a camp in Platteville. Melon growers pledge acres at Birkle's hall and a card party yields prizes. Visitors travel between Platteville Fort Morgan and Denver as families attend funerals, weddings are planned and a Sunday school may begin.
Delta Town Notes Reflect Moves and New Ventures
Clyde Gardiner’s illness noted along with local family movements. Clarksons visit Crawford. Moore adds to Clayton place. Archibald builds north of No 3 ditch. Hieronymus moves to Soloff place to farm next year. Watts sells onions at one dollar per hundred. Delta youths skate on Dresser’s lake with no accidents. Sugar factory workers finished for the season. clean up and re boiling syrup to require many workers.
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Delta
Dresser's Lake
Highland Lake Social Roundup and Local News
Large attendance at Highland Lake school events. Mrs R S True hosted a Sunday dinner and entertains Dwight Terry of Mosco Colorado. Charles Kerr guests at Fairview with Mrs Kerr. Lennie Arnold skated on Daley's Lake. Wheat prices rise prompting grain hauling to Longmont. Ice conditions excellent for skating parties and band instruction by Prof Hatch.
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Charles Kerr
Fairview
R.S. True
Dwight Terry
Mosco
Colo. W
Campbell
Denver
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lennie Arnold
Pearlville
Daley
Orchard News Roundup From Last Week
B Rhodes returned to Denver Sunday and Mrs Richeson visited Weldon. Miss Sadie Maria returned to Greeley. Agnes Foley visited Devel last week. Drury couple hosted New Year cards. M H Brink Marion Brink to Groeely. Fr A Lamper finished loading beets at Goodrich. Mrs Girardot and children back to Fort Morgan. Foley to manage Jackson reservoir intake ditch. Miss Gilbertson came from Fort Morgan to start school duties. Jennie McIntyre visited Corona then returned. Hurley attended Miss Terrell’s wedding at Fort Morgan last Wednesday. W W Putnam remains on his ranch.
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Stark
Fort Morgan
Fr. A. Lamper
Goodrich
Mrs. Hurley
Miss Terrell
Hillsboro Notes and Local Moves in Early Fall
Heflebower visited Windsor on Saturday. Mossman loaded four carloads of potatoes the first of the week. Mrs. Jack Sauter has been ill but shows improvement. Azdell, Mossman, Griffith attended a ditch meeting in Greeley. Azdell rented his farm to Mayfield for next year and plans to start a beer business. Sunday school officers were elected with Heflebower as superintendent and Mossman as assistant.
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Jack Sauter
Azdell
Mossman
Griffith
Greeley
Mayfield
E. Heflebower
Elsie Hamilton
Dale Nelson
Sick list and social visits noted in Greeley scene
Welcome Hill Thomas Wailes and Andrew Yost are on the sick list. C. Southworth and family were guests of A. C. Albee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Moore and Mrs. J. Clymer visited John Wailes and family. N. R. Lee ahead of season with three wheat drilling crews. Wailes girls Estella Alice Jennie Caroline and F Mellon visited friends across Hillsboro. Hob Austin brought a young opossum to N. R. Lee. Greeley visitors John Wailes Calvin Albee Lewis Milter stayed. Alvin lingered due to wind overnight.
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Moore
J. Clymer
John Wailes
Estella
Alice
Jennie
Caroline Wailes
F. Mellon
Hillsboro
Hob Austin
Missouri
N. R. Lee
Calvin Albee
Lewis Milter
Greeley
Alvin
Severance School Notes and Local Visits
Miss Sarah tHara has influenza and new scholars joined Severance school this week. J E Snook Weld county schools superintendent visited Severance. Rev White of Windsor preached a sermon here. Robert Austin plans to move to Fort Collins this week. Miss Wilson and Miss Reynolds visited Eaton over the weekend.
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Rev. White
Christian Church At
Windsor
This Place
Robert Austin
Fort Collins
P. H. Rhinhart
Wilson
Reynolds
Severance School
Eaton
Lucerne Community Notes Edge of New Depot Use
Mr. Davis has moved into the new depot which is finished and in use. Karl Anderson visited Denver last Saturday. James Milne was dipping sheep the first of last week. Lucerne chapel held a box social Friday evening. Tuck Philips and family moved to a ranch for work. Nelson Bartholomew, his wife and son, and Mrs. Rose McLucas left for a six week trip to Oregon California Mexico Texas and New Mexico.
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James Milne
Lucerne Chapel
Tuck Philips
Nelson Bartholomew
Rose McLucas
Oregon
California
Mexico
Texas
New Mexico
Sunday Social and School Notes at Colubine
Residents visit neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Whedmire with Mrs King and Mr and Mrs Clarence Mills at Louis Mills house. Edith Nichols visits with brother Oscar Nichols. Landers family hosts King family. School enrollment rises with new pupils expected. Crook of Greeley preaches to a large congregation.
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Louis Mills
Clarence Mills
Edith Nichols
Oscar Nichols
Mr. Crook of
Greeley
Neill Bros. & Ward reorganized as Neill & Ward
Notice that J. B. Neill buys W. M. Neill's share in Neill Bros. & Ward and the business will operate under Neill & Ward from January 2, 1904. NEILL BROS. & WARD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Neill
W. M. Neill
Neill Bros. & Ward
Neill & Ward
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