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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
2
All Over Weld reports illness as Mrs. W F Kistler is very sick. Several locals visit, including Myner of Boulder and Dr. Holden. Buildings and jobs appear, with talk of an electric railway and town planning for Johnstown. The Loveland sugar factory talks price beets while farmers sign for acreage. Nearby basketball games end with minor mishaps and social gatherings at Mrs. Daley's and the parsonage.
Mrs. Jack Sauter is quite sick and Josph Sauter has been ill but is now out. Miss Gress visited in Longmont. Mr. Andrews returned from the east. J L Niebergall in Loveland on business. Dr Holden drove from Longmont returning Monday. S Waite and Mr Wallack made trips to Denver. Loveland sugar factory ground 127000 tons of beets. Roy Buck and Carl Charles in town. Mr Charles hauling phones at beet dumps. Miss Sleeper to Berthoud and Denver trip. returned Sunday. Talks of incorporation and waterworks for Johnstown to protect against fires. George Held's team broke loose at church. minor damage. John Sansom filling Mr Claycomb's ice house. hauling sawdust from Loveland. Davis-Hartford Mercantile staff helped with invoicing stock in Berthoud. Kellogge of Denver, Bunyan of Berthoud and S R Crawford of Denver did insurance work. Miss Camden Morrison and Miss Pechin visited ex Mayor Davis. he treated guests to luncheon. Davis praised as superb cook. J Becker a poultry fancier with many fine birds and other fowl. Joe expects no riches from this venture.
Kersey residents receive visitors from Denver and Greeley while others convalesce. Mrs Mortimer and Grandma Bedell rest, Art Mortimer returns from Greeley, and the infant Head girl battles croup. Postal Telegraph crew reopens sections, Kingsbury Brothers sell the livery barn to George Hulman, with Barney Mattison taking over. A Woodmen hall leap year dance drew a large crowd.
Eaton community features a string of visits and trips to Greeley Fort Collins Platteville and Lyons. Residents like Collins Reynolds Robbins and families travel for business and social ties while services and club meetings unfold. Burglary at Yeagy’s store prompts no clues.
The Delta notes a week of neighborly visits as Elmer Clarkson spent Sunday at Foley and Ruth Werkeiser recovered from illness. Families including the Clarksons and Davidsons shared meals with Shearer and Green. Perry Gardiner moved to Pleasant Valley across the river. A Texas trip by Mrs. Hutchens sparked homesickness for Colorado. A large surprise party for Mr and Mrs Robb featured a game of flinch and late refreshments.
Welcome Hill Ray Ragan was in this vicinity Saturday. Andrew Yost is again able to work after his siege of illness. Mr. and Mrs. S. Clymer of Love land visited his brother Jim Sunday. Mrs. T. Wailes and daughter Estella were Greeley visitors Thursday. Charlie Kee of Berthoud visited old friends in this vicinity Thursday. Grover Burgess of Windsor was looking after his interests here Saturday. Little Louis Albee has been on the sick list this week and was unable to attend school. Messrs. Anderson, Gotchey and Ragan attended services at Dilley chapel Thursday evening. The Misses Clara Koenig and Alice and Jane Wailes were the guests of La Donna Keenly Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ring and Miss Kelly visited friends at LaSalle, Evans, and Greeley Thursday and Friday.
Supt Snook visited the Ault school last Thursday. Ault residents report new home plans in Gracfe’s addition and local business updates. The Baptist church holds protracted meetings with prayer and children's sessions led by Rev F L Blowers.
Fort Lupton S C Brown tended cattle on the St Vrain Saturday. The Empson Packing company of Longmont and Luptoun contract for tomatoes and pickles. Walter C Knowles died of heart trouble with funeral services held at the M E church. W O W lodge conducted the funeral at the cemetery and sister of the deceased Mrs A K Clark attended from Greeley.
Kersey moved into N Murphey property. Mrs S J Matlock visited Platteville Saturday. Mrs Bomels of Big Bend visited Martin Maddens Monday. Charles Snider returned Friday from Cripple Creek. J J Penrose bought the Mrs J M Matlock property. Ben Bowen of Fort Collins attended the tea year ball. John Shaw and wife of Fort Collins also mentioned.
Cipson E A Leake spent Sunday at home and Mrs Thimms of Hardin visits her mother Mrs Orr. Shelton Swan visited from Denver for a few days. Robert Boyd leads ice cutting and storage efforts. Mrs Warner of Lone Tree visits relatives. The sick are improving and Mr Orr can move about while Mrs Warner sits up.
A listing of several improved potato and grain farms with ample ditch and reservoir water offered for sale. Prospective buyers are invited to visit and inspect, WM. F. Stephens, Agent, Room 9 Opera House block.
Miss Evaford visits Denver for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Lou Anderson welcome a baby daughter. Alvin Morrison from Windsor visited Lauridson and Graham ranches Sunday. Baldridge couple from Severance attended Mulford party Friday. Mrs English and daughter visited Lauridsen and Neff. Ford couple spent Sunday in Greeley with Kemmerer home. Lynn family visited brother Who well's place for a week. Mrs Montgomery of Eaton visited Lauridsen and Lyon. Morse hosts guests on the 7th and again Friday. Hogarty family plans move to Longmont for work, someone to manage farm here. About fifty guests at Mulford home Friday with high five, phonograph, music, singing, recitations, and late dancing.
The Liberty Texas reader T J Chambers of the Ka Vindicator testifies to Ballard's Horehound Syrup curing coughs and colds. He claims it is the most effective and pleasant remedy his family has used. Available as 25c, 50c and 1.00 at druggists.
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