Mead News Briefs From Highlandsake and Mead
Preacher DD Strong delivered sermon in Mead on Sunday as All Over Weld notes. J Frank made a business call in Greeley Saturday. Rufus Mead suffers a severe grip illness. KE H Knott sold Mead lots to Mr Farra last week. Beet dump remains busy loading piles. James Ballenger moved to Mead and took Hotel Mead possession. L E B Coates sold his Mead livery barn interest to Scott De Pew Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. A. Strong
Mead
J. Frank
Greeley
Rufus Mead
KE. H. Knott
James Ballenger
L. EB. Coates
Scctt
de Pew
Young locals enjoy skating and farm progress in Creencity
Flerstack Brothers are building a small house on their claim. Walter Etchinson adds a handsome extension to his house. John Carlson hosts a visit from Mr. Weidman of Englewood. Clark Campbell and son start a small barn on their new farm. Joseph Painter and wife visit from Denver to stay at their ranch. Gordon Sanford, son of Bear Hardin, is again seriously ill with a relapse of typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flerstack
Hazelton Social Roundup Recaps Week’s Events in Greeley
Miss Edna Barber spent the week’s end with cousins in Greeley. Miss Bettie May Stone will visit Ada Osborn for a week. Ethel Beetham attended a basketball game in Greeley. Ed Davis hosted a large crowd on the 12th. Young Ladies Sewing club met Lizzie Maitland at John Lewis’s country home on the 10th. Sapp moved to Greeley. Davis farm vacated. Stewart will occupy the Davis farm. Hazelton youths danced at Peter Rasmussen’s home on a January evening. West Side Ladies Aid met Eva Deboo on Jan 9. next meet at Eva Daven’s near Bracewell on Feb 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Barber
Greeley
Bettie May Stone
Ada Osborn
Ethel Beetham
Ed Davis
Young Ladies’ Sewing Club
Lizzie Maitland
John Lewis
Mr. Sapp
Creeley
Sapp
Stewart
Davis
Youngtolks
Hazelton
Peter Rasmussen
West Side
Denver and Colorado visitors mingle across towns
Evans W. D. Young was a Denver visitor Saturday. Mrs. Green of the Delta was calling on Evans friends Sunday. Mrs. Ellis Lundy of Fort Morgan is visiting home friends this week. Mrs. Nettle of Denver is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs G. R. Park. J. OC. Hudson left Sunday morning for a visit with friends in Memphis, Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
The
Delta
Evans Friends
Ellis Lundy
Fort Morgan
Nettle
Denver
G. R. Park
J. OC. Hudson
Memphis
Tenn
Evans News in Brief Nods to Local Moves and Births
Mrs. Wilson of Denver visits the Vanderlip family. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Van derlip last Friday morning. J. K. Malonee and family relocate to Denver to establish a home there. Miss Hebe Byers returns to Denver after a visit with Evans friends. Mrs. Matt Briggs Ralph Briggs and Audrey Reed depart for San Diego for a visit. R J Lansdale and J H Rhodes become new justices of peace in Evans as terms of Tregoning and Young expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Briggs
Ralph
Audrey Reed
San Diego
Calif
R.j.lansdale
J. H. Rhodes
Evans
Tregoning
W. D. Young
Local residents visit and family news in LaSalle
LASALLE O. Zingg visited the CO. 8. U.S. last Friday. Little Lloyd Davis has been ill for several days. Neff Pratt is the guest of his sister Mrs. R. Sullivan. Mrs. B. A. Warren was the guest of Mrs. Peterson last Thursday. Miss Eva Wylie of Greeley was calling in LaSalle Monday evening. H. A. Edie is able to go out on his mail route again after his illness. Mrs. Chas. Boulter was visiting at the home of Mrs Er. Herrington Friday. Mrs. DeCullum of Greeley was the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Harbottle. Mrs. H. F. Sherman and son Teddy were the guests of Mrs. B. A. Warren last Friday evening. Mrs. James Stewart and baby Ines spent a few days last week with her mother Mrs. Stewart of Greeley.
Local notes large and small from Delta community
Births and relocations fill the Delta page. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Hodgin joins residents like Gus Erickson moving near the cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. Leake buying a Platteville farm, and plans for travels to South America. Theodore Hall to enter black Percheron Norman mares in the Denver stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta
E. T. Leake
Mr. Insinger
Platteville
Foster
Idaho
South America
Clara Weaver
Lawrence
Colorado
Delta School
Theodore Hall
Denver
Windsor News Itinerary and Local Changes
Mrs H V Strickland returned Tuesday from a three weeks visit with relatives in Iowa. Mrs Al Lewis is again in the hospital in Denver and friends hope for a speedy recovery. H C Patterson, foreman of the Windsor steam laundry, has leased the plant from C H MecNeil and Mrs Ballegain. Services closed at the chapel Sunday night with Windsor people enjoying the meetings. Homer Kyger left Sunday for a trip to California and will stop at Salt Lake to take a drug position. T E Bonifield sold his Main and Sixth street residence to Wm Forgey and plans to move to California. O O2George is building himself an automobile and took a trial trip Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Strickland
Iowa
al Lewis
Denver
H. C. Patterson
Windsor Steam Laundry
C. H. MecNeil
Ballegain
Chapel
Windsor
Homer Kyger
California
Salt Lake
T. E. Bonifield
Main and
Sixth Street
Wm. Forgey
Minckwitz Couple Arrives in Windsor After Nine Months Abroad
E. A. Minckwitz and wife reached Windsor on Wednesday night after a nine month visit to California and eastern points. They have not yet chosen a new home location. A ten cent tea hosted by the Ladies Aid of the M. E church at the Kern home last Wednesday drew about fifty attendees. The Epworth League held a business meeting at the parsonage Friday evening followed by games and music with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Minckwitz
Windsor
California
Points
Lewis Kern
M. E Church
Epworth League
Local notes from the Draw area
Beebe Draw reports Mr Dupper delivering poultry to Denver this week. Melvin Clymer traveled to Loveland on business earlier. Jim Fisher from Greeley threshes corn for several Draw farmers. G H Johnston and sons of La Salle visited. Mail carrier Edie ill, Gene Smith of La Salle delivers mail. Infant of Mr and Mrs Henry Smith of Nantes died last week with services at Baptist church and burial in Box Elder cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dupper
Denver
Melvin Clymer
Loveland
Jim Fisher
Greeley
G. H. Johnston
Ashton Community Notes and Local Updates
Don’t forget preaching next Sunday at 3 o’clock. Miss Whitman spent the weekend at home. J E Coleman moved to his farm east of Greeley. Mr McIndoo is slowly improving after a long illness. Monday was stormy so few farmers attended the ditch meeting. Last Tuesday David and Miss Nankie Stewart hosted a small gathering. Wm Clegg finished threshing beans, yielding forty to fifty bushels per acre. Frank McCune rode Sunday for the first time since eight weeks of typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Whitman
J. E. Coleman
Greeley
Mr. McIndoo
David
Nankie Stewart
Wm. Clegg
Frank McCune
Local social notes and business updates from town
Mrs T Halpin recovers from illness. Miss Emma Farr visited Denver. Jack Teague bought the restaurant from Sevier and Bartlett. Mr and Mrs H W Robbins spent time in Denver. Paul Eaton and Kingman Packard returned from Estes Park. Mrs James Thompson of Windsor visited the Wolffs. Mrs W R Clark hosts a visitor from Callao Utah. Max Meyer hosts his brother M L Meyer of Rocky Ford. Mr and Mrs Greener Smith of LaPorte visited locally. Mrs M Lair entertained the Coffman Gordon Voegler and Weaver girls. Frank Will returned from Denver visiting Harry Miller. Leonard Purcell attended the Bateman Tormey wedding in Fairplay district. Commercial Hotel office appeal improved with wallpaper and paint. Mrs F P Cobb and children visiting Mrs Machado returned to Denver. Misses Hattie and Frances Thompson return to Colorado Springs for studies. Wilson Smillie and friends visit J W Smillie family before Colorado College term. Mrs W Sevier and son Harry depart for Salt Lake then coast. Mr Sevier to join later. Mr and Mrs W J Stockfield host tea with Rev J F Goffman and others. The last regular meeting of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Halpin
Emma Farr
Denver
Losey
Jack Teague
Sevier & Bartlett
H. W. Robbins
W. R. Clark
J. B. Thomas
Callao
Utah
Max Meyer
M. L. Meyer
Rocky Ford
Greener Smith
LaPorte
M. Lair
Coffman
Gordon, Voegler
Weaver
Frank Will
Harry Miller
Leonard Purcell
Fairplay
Commercial Hotel
F. P. Cobb
Hattie
Frances Thompson
Colorado Springs
Wilson Smillie
J. W. Smillie
Colorado College
W. Sevier
Harry
Salt Lake
Mr. Sevier
W. J. Stockfield
J. F. Goffman
A. B. Copeland
W. H. Katos
A. ©. Adams
Paris and Scotland programs highlight Eaton club week
A Woman's Round Table session at Mrs. E. G. Steele's home featured Prof. Cope Land on A Day in Paris and Miss Isa Wilson on Something About Scotland. Dinner refreshments followed. The Eaton club later held a joint I O O F event with about 100 guests at Woodmen hall, including a quartet and Rebekah drill. Over 300 attendees used the Eaton club rooms for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Steele
Copeland
Paris
France
Round Table
Steele
Isa Wilson
Scotland
Graham
Eaton
Woodmen Hall
Rebekahs
Eaton Club
Local People and Property Moves Across Town
CIPSON W. E. Gore ill with typhoid fever but improving. Bybee family plans to move back to Indiana. Gus Carlson visited his father and works on a house near Farmers Spur. Sam Moore of Wheatland Wyoming visits over estate duties. Foster leaves for Mississippi after buying out Anderson. M T Cliften tract sold to Meredith of Greeley for 2400. Warner to farm next season. Sterling and Young sisters visit Creighton. Moore moves to Wilson purchase for ditching. Murchison returns from Caldwell after marrying Maude Hanna and plans a new house on the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Moore
Wheatland
Wyo
Mr. Foster
Mr. Anderson
Mississippi
M. T. Cliff
Meredith
Greeley
W. A. Warner
Frank Sterling
Creighton
Neb
Frank Young
Murchison
Sale on Monday at Mr Stone's place and society meeting
Mr Stone plans a sale on Monday the 21st at his place. The Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs William Bright's home on Thursday. Hay bailers damaged the bailer while working for Mr Nelson and went to Denver. Mrs Moehrly, caring for her mother Mrs Kaller, has returned home Monday. Miss Belle Hines and Otto Hines, staying with W T Hines of Nantes, returned to Haiglar Nebraska this week.
Witwer Visit Highlights Local News From Crow Creek
Mr and Mrs H E Witwer return from Michigan visit. A Lincoln schoolhouse literary society forms meeting Saturdays. John Hollingsworth visits brothers in law George and Howard Briscoe and nephew Frank Williams. Chas Woods and Mrs James Warren ship a carload of cattle with Joseph Woods. Frank Williams suffers a serious accident trimming a horse hoof when a knife slips into his leg above the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School House
John Hollingsworth
George and
Howard Briscoe
Frank Williams
Chas. Woods
James Warren
Joseph Woods
Notice to Stockholders Bartlett Lyncher Company meeting
Notice to stockholders states the Bartlett Lyncher Company annual meeting will be held at the secretary office at 2 p m on Monday January 21 1907 to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may properly come before the meeting J L Bartlett Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett Lyncher Company
J. L. Bartlett
Olive Branch Items and Local Movements
Chester Meeker returns from Longmont after a weeks visit with relatives. Mrs Turney and kids finish visiting in Shelton Neb and go home. Miss Nettie Collins visits Miss Ethel Bull in Ault. Robert Classen sale attracts buyers as horses and implements sell well. Mr Classen and family plan a trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Turney
Shelton
Neb
Nettie Collins
Ault
Ethel Bull
Robert Classen
Local Notables and Visitors Share City Happenings
Nunn W P Shannon heads to Boulder. Adams and Green of Dover attend to business here last week. Rev H C Wittaker returns from Greeley. G E Russell comes back from Cheyenne on business. Alma McClellen leaves Normal due to ill health. Mr and Mrs G W Harding host a visit from daughter Mrs Geo Winterburn of North. Corporal Swope of Company C teaches at Ault and travels to Denver for the inaugural parade with his unit. Olive Swope substitutes in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Adams and Green of
Dover
G. E. Russell
Cheyenne
Alma McClellen
G. W. Harding
Geo. Winterburn
North Park
Corporal Swope
Company C of
Ault
Denver
Olive Swope
Local Social News Buoyed by Visits and Illness
Mrs. R. S. Franklin returns from Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dorsey visit Greeley on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hahn visit Windsor. Little Ethel Bartrop is seriously ill with pneumonia. Bert Riggs builds a four room cottage nearing completion. Zeta Musberger of Eaton returns home after visiting Mary Latch. W. O. W. installation at Haton deemed a fine time. L. D. Law and wife of Fort Collins return after ranch stay. A pleasant dinner hosts D. C. Page N. Farnsworth Miss Mincey of Eaton and Nat Farnsworth of Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Riggs
Zeta Musberger
Eaton
Mary Latch
Haton
L. D. Law
Fort Collins
Thos. Farnsworth
Messrs. and Mesdames D. C. Page
N. Farnsworth
Miss Mincey
Nat Farnsworth
Boulder
Pretty Wedding Unites Batman and Susie Marie Tormey
Thursday at high noon Arthur Batman wed Susie Marie Tormey at her parents home with Rev. S. C. Dickinson officiating. Rose Williams of Greeley served as bridesmaid and Guy Tormey as groomsman. After the ceremony the couple left for Denver amid well wishes from local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Riddle
Pullman
W. Va
Will Rowe
Greeley
Albert Nichols
Arthur Batman
Susie Marie Tormey
S. C. Dickinson
Eaton
Rose Williams
Guy Tormey
Mrs. Batman
Denver
Chamberlains Salve Quickly Eases Itching
The itching and smarting of skin diseases are quickly relieved by applying Chamberlains Salve. Price 25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Greeley Steam Laundry Promises Fair Prices and Care
A Good Laundry endorses the Greeley Steam Laundry describing up-to-date machinery and skilled workmen. The notice pledges careful handling, sea wear protection, and flat work specialization with fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Farm sales listed in January notices near Greeley and La Salle
A sequence of sale notices outlines January auctions across Weld County areas including Platteville La Salle Evans Greeley Lucerne and Farmers' Spur. Items include horses cattle hogs oats barley farm implements and hay with owners E Clark Joshua Stone Roy Lockhart Frank L Blunt and Mrs Chas Mulford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
E. Clark
la Salle
Joshua Stone
Evans
Roy Lockhart
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Creencity
Ayer
Ayer Co
Lowell, Mans
Aleo
Lasalle
Beebe
Ashton
Paul Eaton
Kingman Packard
Estes Park
James Thompson
James Wolfe
Cipson
W. E. Gore
Mr. Bybee
Indiana
Gus Carlson
Farmers’ Spur
Biq Bend
Crow Creek
Mrs. H. E. Witwer
Michigan
Chester Meeker
Longmont
Nunn
W. P. Shannon
H. C. Wittaker
Severance
R. S. Franklin
J. L. Dorsey
Elmer Hahn
Ethel Bartrop
Guy Purcell
Kate Johnson
Della Jones
Observatory
Mrs. Tormey
Ieeley Steam Laundry
G. H. Kirts
Ind
Ninth St
Coio
Burnett
Pure Food Commission
Joseph Burnett Co
Boston, Mass
F. A. Gates
Ave. Greeley, Colo
Kryptok
Drs
Dill
Dill Opticians
Whitton Block
Colo
Weld
Larimer Counties
Browne & Shearer
Nove
Reliable Auctioneers
8Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
Greeley Opera House
Northland
Ben Hendricks
Ole Olson
Fairland
Sweden
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