Mead News Highlights From Mead Area
Highlandiake Rev. D A Strong preached in Mead Sunday. Frank was a business caller in Greeley Saturday. Rufus Mead is quite sick with a severe siege of the grip. BE H Knott sold his lots in Mead to Mr Farra last week. The beet dump is a very busy place now loading beets. James Ballenger moved to Mead this week and took possession of the Hotel Mead. L E Coates sold his interest in the livery barn in Mead to Scott De Pew Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Strong
Mead
Frank
Greeley
Rufus Mead
BE. H. Knott
James Ballenger
L. E. Coates
Scott de Pew
Skating fun and local home projects in Clearen City
The youth enjoy skating while Fierstack Brothers build a small house on their claim. Walter Etchinson adds a handsome addition to his house. John Carlson hosts Mr. Weldman from Englewood. Clark Campbell and son start a small barn on their farm. Mr and Mrs Joseph Painter visit from Denver to stay at their ranch. Gordon Sanford, son of 8 Sanford near Hardin, is seriously ill again with typhoid fever relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fierstack Brothers
Walter Etchinson
John Carlson
Weldman
Englewood
Clark Campbell
Joseph Painter
Denver
Gordon Sanford
Sanford
Hardin
Hazelton Social Roundup Includes Visits and Moves
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 Mrs. John Lewis’s country home on the 10th. Mr Sapp moved to Greeley while Ed Davis moved to the farm Sapp vacated and Stewart will take over the Davis farm. Hazelton youths danced at Peter Rasmussen’s home on Jan. &. West Side Ladies’ Aid met at Eva Deboo’s on Jan. 9. illness kept Mrs. Carlson away. Next meeting 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 visitors and local acquaintances frequenting homes
Evans W. D. Young, a Denver visitor, was hosted Saturday. Mrs. Green from the Delta area called on Evans friends Sunday. Mrs. Ellis Lundy of Fort Morgan visits home friends this week. Mrs. Nettle from Denver visits her parents Mr and Mrs G R Park. J Hudson departed Sunday for a visit with friends in Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
The
Delta
Evans Friends
Ellis Lundy
Fort Morgan
Nettle
Denver
G. R. Park
Evans Local Social And Civic Notices
Mrs. Wilson of Denver visits L. C. Vanderlip family. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Van derlip last Friday. J. K. Malonee family relocate to Denver to make their home. Miss Hebe Byers returns to Denver after visiting Evans friends. Audrey Reed leaves for San Diego for a visit. R. Lansdale and J. A. 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
J. A. Rhodes
Evans
Tregoning
W. D. Young
Local Social Notes From LaSalle Area
LASALLE O. Zingg visited the C and U S last Friday. Miss Eva Wylie of Greeley called in LaSalle Monday evening. H A Edle can go out on his mail route again. Mrs Chas Boulter visited Mrs EB Herrington Friday. Mrs DeCullum of Greeley was guest of Prof and Mrs Harbottle. Mrs H F Sherman and son Teddy were guests of Mrs B A Warren last Friday. Mrs James Stewart and baby Ines spent a few days with her mother in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. ©. Zingg
U. S
Lloyd Davis
Neff Pratt
R. Sullivan
B. A. Warren
Peterson
Eva Wylie
Greeley
LaSalle
H. A. Edle
Chas. Boulter
EB. C. Herrington
Delta News Briefs From The Community
Born last week a daughter to Mr and Mrs Hodgin. Gus Ericksons moved onto W R Adams place west of the cemetery. Mrs Albert Lawrence returned from Yuma Colorado after a three week visit. Archibalds dined with Shearers and Guy Welch visited his mother Mrs Welch. J Waite family settled in a new house. B T Leake bought a Platteville farm and will move. Foster family returned from Idaho and plan South America. Clara Weaver spent holidays in eastern Colorado and returns to Delta School. Theodore Hall to Denver stock show with black Percheron Norman mares bought in Iowa as foals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Clara Weaver
Mrs. Lawrence
Colorado
Delta
Theodore Hall
Denver
Iowa
Windsor News Clip Notes Local Happenings
Mrs H V Strickland returned from a three weeks visit with relatives in Iowa. Mrs Al Lewis remains in Denver hospital with friends hoping for her recovery. H V Patterson leases Windsor steam laundry plant from H McNeil and Mrs Ballegain. Services at chapel Sunday night were well received by Windsor residents. Homer Kuger headed to California with a stop in Salt Lake for a drug business position. E Bonifield sold his Main and Sixth street residence to Wm Forgey and plans a California move. G O George builds his own car with a trial run Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Strickland
Iowa
al Lewis
Denver
H. V. Patterson
Windsor Steam Laundry
H. McNeil
Ballegain
Chapel
Windsor
Homer Kuger
California
Salt Lake
E. Bonifield
Main and
Sixth Street
Wm. Forgey
Minckwitzs Arrive in Windsor After California Trip
E A Minckwitz and wife reached Windsor Wednesday night after nine months in California and eastern points. They have not chosen a new residence yet. A ten cent tea hosted by the Ladies Aid of the M E church at the Kern home drew about fifty attendees last Wednesday. The Epworth League met at the parsonage Friday evening with a business session followed by games and music and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Minckwitz
Windsor
California
Points
Lewis Kern
M. E Church
Epworth League
Local News From Beebe Draw And Surrounding Areas
Mr. Dupper delivered a poultry load to Denver this week. Melvin Clymer traveled to Loveland on business at the week's start. Jim Fisher of Greeley threshes corn for several Draw area farmers. G H Johnston and sons of La Salle visited Draw residents last week. Mail carrier Edie is ill. Gene Smith of La Salle now delivers mail. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Nantes died last week. funeral was at the Nantes Baptist church and burial followed at Box Elder cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dupper
Denver
Melvin Clymer
Loveland
Jim Fisher
Greeley
G. H. Johnston
Ashton Preaching Next Sunday at 3 O'clock
Local notes report Ashton to conduct preaching next Sunday at 3 PM. Miss Whitman spent the weekend at home. J EB Coleman moved to a farm east of Greeley. Mr McIndoo shows slow recovery after a long illness. Monday’s storm kept farmers from ditch meetings. David and Miss Nannie Stewart hosted friends Tuesday. William Clegg threshing beans yielded 40 to 50 bushels per acre. Frank McCune rode out Sunday for first time since eight weeks typhoid siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Whitman
J. EB. Coleman
Greeley
Mr. McIndoo
David
Nannie Stewart
Wm. Clegg
Acre
Frank McCune
Local residents and visitors noted in Eaton area social column
Mrs. T Halpin recovers from illness. Emma Farr visited Denver. Mrs Losey improves. Jack Teague buys restaurant from Sevier and Bartlett. Mr and Mrs H W Robbins spent time in Denver. Paul Eaton and Kingman Packard return from Estes Park. Mrs James Thompson of Windsor visits the Wolfe home. Mrs W K R Clark hosts Mrs J B Thomas of Callao Utah. Max Meyer visits from Rocky Ford. Mr and Mrs Greener Smith visit LaPorte friends. Mrs M Lair entertains Coffman Gordon Voegler and Weaver. Frank Will returns from Denver visiting Harry Miller. Leonard Purcell attends Bateman Tormey wedding. Commercial hotel office improves with wallpaper and paint. Mrs F P Cobb and children return from Den. Misses Hattie and Frances Thompson resume studies in Colorado Springs. Wilson Smillie and friends visit before returning to Colorado College. Mrs W S Sevier and son Harry depart for Salt Lake then coast. Mr Sevier joins later for business. Mr and Mrs C J Stockfield host tea with Coffman Copeland and families. The last regular meeting of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Farr
Denver
Losey
Jack Teague
Sevier & Bartlett
H. W. Robbins
Bateman-Tormey
Fairplay
Commercial Hotel
F. P. Cobb
Hattie
Frances Thompson
Colorado Springs
Wilson Smillie
J. W. Smillie
Colorado College
W. S Sevier
Harry
Salt Lake
Mr. Sevier
C. J. Stockfield
J. F. Coffman
A. B. Copeland
W. H. Eates
A.G. Adams
Paris day topic closes France history study at Round Table
A Round Table meeting at Mrs. BE G Steele’s home featured Prof. Cope land’s talk on Paris titled A Day in Paris. Refreshments were served. Miss Isa Wilson spoke on Something About Scotland. The event drew a pleasant crowd with 300 guests at the Eaton club for a later event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. G. Steele
Copeland
Paris
France
Round Table
Steele
Isa Wilson
Scotland
Graham
Faton
Woodmen Hall
1.O.O. F
Rebekahs
Eaton Club
Local Notes Lifted by Illness and Moves Across Town
Gipson W. E. Gore recovers from typhoid fever as neighbors report better health. Bybee family plans departure for Indiana, while Gus Carlson visits his father and works on a house near Farmers Spur. Sam Moore of Wheatland visits on estate business. Foster departs for Mississippi with plans to return soon. Meridith buys the 10 acre M. T. Clift tract for 2600 with Warner to farm next season. Frank Sterling and Mrs Young visit Creighton relatives. Moore moves to Wilson purchase for a ditching outfit on a new farm. D. G. Murchison returns from Caldwell and marries Maude Hanna. they settle at the Murchison ranch and plan a new house.
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
Murchison
BIQ BEND notices and society items
Mr. Stone plans a sale on Monday the 21st. The Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs. William Bright’s home on Thursday. Hay bailers working for Mr. Nelson damaged the bailer and traveled to Denver for repairs. Mrs. Moehrly cared for her ill mother Mrs. Kaller and returned home Monday. Miss Belle Hines and cousin Otto Hines, guests of W. T. Hines in Nantes, went back to Haiglar Nebraska this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stone
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Bright
Nelson
Denver
Moehrly
Kaller
Belle Hines
Otto Hines
W. T. Hines
Nantes
Haiglar
Neb
Witwers Return From Michigan Visit
Crow Creek reports Mr and Mrs H E Witwer returning from a Michigan trip. A Lincoln schoolhouse literary society now meets each Saturday evening. John Hollingsworth visits brothers in law George and Howard Briscoe and nephew Frank Williams. Chas Woods and Mrs James Warren ship a cattle carload. Joseph Woods accompanies. Frank Williams suffers a serious accident trimming a horse hoof when a knife slips into his leg above the knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hollingsworth
George and
Howard Briscoe
Frank Williams
Chas. Woods
James Warren
Joseph Woods
Notice to Stockholders Bartlett Lyuber Company Annual Meeting
Notice to stockholders indicates Bartlett Lyuber Company will hold its annual meeting at the secretary’s office at 2 p m on Monday January 21 1907 to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may properly come before the meeting J L Bartlett secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett Lyuber Company
J. L. Bartlett
Local Notes From Olive Branch and Nearby Towns
Chester Meeker returns from weeks with relatives in Longmont while Mrs. Turney and children conclude a Shelton Neb visit and head home. Miss Nettie Collins visits Miss Ethel Bull in Ault. Robert Classen’s sale attracts buyers for horses and implements. Mr Classen and family plan a trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Meeker
Longmont
Wm. Turney
Shelton
Neb
Nettie Collins
Ault
Ethel Bull
Robert Classen
Local Notes From Around Town And Nearby
Nunn W P Shannon has gone to Boulder. Adams and Green of Dover attended to business here last week. Rev H C Wittaker, recently in Greeley, has returned home. G E Russell came back from Cheyenne where he had been on business. Alma McClellen of the Normal has left studies due to ill health. Mr and Mrs G W Harding host a visit from their daughter Mrs Geo Winterburn of North Corporal Swope of Company C Ault, teaching here, went to Denver with his company for the inaugural parade. Miss Olive Swope serves as substitute in school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Russell
Cheyenne
Alma McClellen
Normal
G. W. Harding
Geo. Winterburn
North Park
Corporal Swope
Company C of
Ault
Denver
Olive Swope
Local Social Notes and Visit Highlights
Seventeen items record modest social news from Windsor Eaton and Fort Collins with names such as Mrs K. Franklin Mr J L Dorsey Elmer Hahn Zeta Musberger Mary Latch and Nat Farnsworth. Attendees at a W O W installation in Eaton and a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Farnsworth are listed along with illness news about Ethel Bartrop and completion progress on Bert Riggs cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Riggs
Zeta Musberger
Eaton
Mary Latch
L. D. Law
Fort Collins
Batman-Tormey Nuptials Brighten Rocky Ford Visit Notes
Mr. and Mrs. Batman prepared for their move to Rocky Ford after their wedding at the bride's home. Susie Marie Tormey and Arthur Batman were wed by Rev. Dickinson with Rose Williams as bridesmaid and Guy Tormey as groomsman. The couple left for Denver that evening amid warm wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Purcell
Rocky Ford
Kate Johnson
Della Jones
Observatory
Tormey
Ray Riddle
Pullman
W. Va
Will Rowe
Greeley
Albert
Nichols
Arthur Batman
Susie Marie Tormey
O. Dickinson
Eaton
Rose Williams
Guy Tormey
Chamberlain's Salve Promises Quick Itch Relief
The itching and smarting from certain skin diseases are said to be almost instantly relieved by applying Chamberlain's Salve priced at 25 cents. Available for sale at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A Good Laundry Promises Quality and Fair Prices
Greeley Steam Laundry offers up-to-date machinery and first-class workmen. It pledges careful handling to resist wear and tear and promises good treatment and fair prices. Flat work is a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Browne and Shearer's Sale Dates Listed
Auction notices for farm sales by Browne and Shearer with dates from January 17 to January 31. Listings include locations near Platteville La Salle Evans Greeley Lucerne and Farmers Spur with horses cattle hay farm implements and other stock. Owners include E F Clark Joshua Stone Roy Lockhart Frank L Blunt and Mrs Chas Mulford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
E. F Clark
la Salle
Joshua Stone
Evans
Roy Lockhart
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Highlandiake
Creen City
J. ©. Hudson
Memphis
Tenn
Ayer
Beebe
Ashton
Paul Eaton
Kingman Packard
Estes Park
James Thompson
James Wolfe
Gipson
W. E. Gore
Mr. Bybee
Indiana
Gus Carlson
Farmers’ Spur
Biq Bend
Crow Creek
Mrs. H. E. Witwer
Michigan
Lincoln School House
Nunn
W. P. Shannon
Boulder
Messrs. Adams and Green of
Dover
H. C. Wittaker
Severance
Franklin
J. L. Dorsey
Elmer Hahn
Little Ethel Bartrop
Thos. Farnsworth
Messrs. and Mesdames D. ©. Page
N. Farnsworth
Miss Mincey
Nat Farnsworth
Greeley Steam Laundry
Burnett
Pure Food Commission
Joseph Burnett Co
Boston, Mass
F. A. Gates
Ave. Greeley, Colo
Kryptok
Drs. Dill and Dill
Whitton Block
Colo
Weld
Larimer Counties
Browne & Shearer
8Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
Greeley Opera House
Northland
Ben Hendricks
le Olson
Sweden
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