Elkhorn Visit and Farm Auction Announced
Mellius of Elkhorn visits the Fry home in Rowe District. W G Joll plans a February 14 farm stock and implement auction. Samuel Newell rents his farm to W L Murray of Fort Collins for the year as Murray moves in last week. Ray Stranahan, age two, injures his brain in a fall and may not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Joll
Samuel Newell
W. L. Murray
Fort Collins
Mr. Murray
Ray
John Stranahan
Collins District Social Notes and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs Walter Fry visited Mr and Mrs F Pixler last week. Mrs Lewis Olsen and daughter Leah moved into the Albert Allison ranch house. Mrs S M Martin visited Ed Lali and family. her sister is staying at the Lal ranch. W Gilmore attended the Farmers institute and was named to represent his district for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fry
F. Pixler
Lewis Olsen
Leah
Albert Allison
S. M. Martin
Gilmore
Farmers’ Institute
Community News Roundup From Platteville Area
Local notes report Mrs G C Pease ill and Kenneth Squires recovering from appendicitis. Several residents travel to Greeley Denver Pecos Texas Lupton and St Joseph for visits business and a move. Ice hauling from Birkle pond continues as farmers work amid a cold spell. An oyster supper by the M E church Ladies Aid draws a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth
M. E. Church
Local Notes and Social Updates From Eaton
Eaton society items include a Friday club dance success and various visits and dinners. Mrs Dan Miller spends the week in Denver while E K Packard shipped sheep and BE Hogue hosts a dinner. A boy born Sunday Jan 12 to O B Guisinger and wife. Woodman hall assembly dance. Kansas trip return for B G Steele. social hours with Packards. surprise party for Mr Neels class. stereoptical views of China at Congregational church. Methodist ladies Aid with Mrs McQuown. closing statement on sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Pease
G. C. Redman
Greeley
Chas. Shaw
Vada
G. C. Kersey
Harrison Waddel
Ault
Platteville
Albert C. Henry
Denver
Hattie Gwyn
Celina Shannon
Dan Miller
E. K. Packard
Gus Gehlert
California
H. BE. Hogue
O. B. Guisinger
John Gillies
Woodman Hall
B. G. Steele
Kansas
Wm. Watson
Boulder
The
Baptist Church
Theo Lucas
Chicago
Walter Ridgeway
Chas. Eliott
Coffman
Eaton Congregational Church
Eaton Country
Masons
Eastern Star
J. M. Collins
Woman's Club
Y. H. Scheer
K. G. Lane
Exodus of workers marks campaign amid factory shift
The usual exodus of factory workers continues while Loren Pedrick returns from California. Several local social notes mention gatherings, baptisms, a sheep shipment to Chicago, a 14th birthday party, church pulpit exchanges, and an Evangelist health talk. An accident at Ault Armory left Mrs. Kendel with a broken leg. Cleveland native Mrs. Birchfield died suddenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Pedrick
California
Kingman Packard
Karl Weller
Dickson Smillie
K. K. Packard
Norma Harrington
Denver
Ault
Eaton
Ault Armory
J. L. Kendel
Local stock sale and bank leadership changes reported
J. D. Naffzigger buys I. C. Keefer stock and will take possession this week as Keefer departs for Iowa. W C T U meets Friday at 2 with Mrs H W Kirby. Mrs M F Devenport and Mrs Jennie Patterson speak. Dorothy King returns from Denver for appendicitis care. operation feared. D O Moberly resigns as First National Bank cashier. A F Wilson to succeed. First Baptist Church names officers. Farmers National Bank reelects officers and declares four percent dividend plus $500 to surplus. Tribune ads promise prompt job printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Naffzigger
I. C
Dorothy King
Denver
D. O. Moberly
First National Bank
A. F. Wilson
Clay, Robinosn & Co
John Clay & Co
First Baptist Church
C. W. Hine
F. Phillips
J. M
Rexall Remedies The Trust In Quality And Science
A Rexall brand message explains that all Rexall patent medicines share a common standard. A committee of experts tests each remedy before it joins the circle, hinging the brand on proven efficacy and the trust of leading druggists nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
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Buffalo herd thrives in Wichita Forest enclosure
Fifteen buffaloes taken from the New York Zoological Gardens to the Wichita National Forest in Oklahoma are reported thriving at Cache headquarters. Calves Hornaday and Oklahoma were born since arrival, with keeper Frank Rush noting alfafa hay sustains them. An 8,000 acre fenced park shelters the herd through winter as they prepare to roam the range and regain their ancestral prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
New York Zoological Gardens
Wichita National Forest
Oklahoma
Cache
New York
Hornaday
New York Gardens
Frank Rush
Alafka Hay
Wichita Forest
Wichita
Plains
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Sanborn
Houston
C.H. Baird
Demorest
Pleasant Valley
Arnin W. Doerner
Rowe District
Hi. Mellius
Elkhorn
Mrs. Wailer Fry
Collins District
Herbert Derfnis
Hodgson Mercantile Co
Maud Jones
Elwell
Dr. Guthrie
N. J. Brody
Platte Valley
Chas Hewitt
Here
St. Joseph, Mo
BE. K. Packard
Juanita Kendel
Ocie Stump
Ira Sides
Chas. Lawrence
Allof
Margaret Birchfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Sarah Jones
Miss Lottie
Home Cemetery
Tribune
Rexall “93” Hair Tonic
H. Reynolds & CO
Sexale Store
Forest Service
Union National
W. H. Farr
E. J. Decker
J. B. McCutcheon
W. A. Farr
B. F. Johnson Alfred Leaver
B. F. Johnson
Gill
R. Thayer Bla August Anderson
M. Ee
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Briceton
Platte
Tie
Wes Seabee
Cerne
Wai
Sterng
Teres Wees Beeen
A.m
Tee
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