Local residents cite stock show trips and moves across towns
Gill and Decker shipped 1760 fat sheep Thursday. James Loustalet went to Denver Tuesday to attend the stock show. Sidney Lane visited relatives in Denver and took in the stock show last week. Miss Lillie Egner went to Denver to visit her aunt. The Platteville orchestra dance at Gass hall was a success with prize waltz honors to Ernest Terry and Mrs. James Johnson. A. G. Carlson sold property to Claus Peterson with possession in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gill and Decker
Ruby Ester
Denver
B. B. Madison
Sanford of
Hardin
James Loustalet
C. L. Fitch
Sidney Lane
Charles Pooler
Vaile
West of Greeley
Box Elder
Katherine Staver
Greeley
Clarence Withers
Matt Jorden
B. F
Miller Produce Company
Fort Collins
Earl Hammans
Loveland
Fred Ard
D. M. Scott
Little
Dwight
Cameron
W. R. Reeves
Afton
Arthur Hammans
F. A. Niner
Ladies’ League
James F. Smith
Kersey
Clear Lake
Ida
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
J. R. van Gorder
John Ferguson
Fort Lupton
Warren Hamuruait
Niles Miller
Lillie Egner
Charles Howard
J. B. Guthrie
C. C. Kersey
Veda
L. M. Raney
Ernest Terry
George Terry
U. P
Gass Hall
Platteville Orchestra
Women of
Woodcraft
James Johnson
Highland Lake School and Stock Show News
F P Woodley erecting a barn at Highland Lake. The Roan Belgium horse of Highland Lake Stock Company won two prizes at the Denver stock show and will be kept at W G Gately’s place. Mr and Mrs Welty left for Denver to attend the stock show then continued to Brownsville Texas on a pleasure trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Woodley
Lizzie Kerr
Lyons
George Markham
Mead
James Nichols
Longmouth
Frank Ballenger
Golden
E. H. Knott
Denver
Licard Mudd
Kansas
R. S. True
Rankin
West Virginia
Belgium
Highland Lake Stock Company
W. G. Gately
G. F. Welty
Brownsville
Tex
Mrs. Welty
Local Social Notes Highlight Boulder Visitors and Club Tea
Grace Coburn returns home after a Boulder visit. Ada Ladd and daughters Myrtie and Pauline visit Denver. Mrs Newell and daughter Ethel from Boulder visit sister Mrs John Coburn. KE B Davie visit Denver to see Davis mother. Leone Hell and Mabel Johnson attend Normal. Lupton relatives host. Anna Monson and A R Fischer come from Denver to club meeting at Mrs Rhoder. Thursday Afternoon club holds officers installation and Japanese tea with rice and chop sticks. decorations by Mesdames Rhode St John Hubbell. tea served on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Coburn
Boulder
Ada Ladd
Myrtie
Pauline
Denver
Newell
Ethel
John Coburn
KE. B. Davie
Davis
Leone Hell
Mabel Johnson
Lupton
A. R. Fischer
Anna Mons
Mesdames Rhode
St. John
Hubbell
Local Notes From Plattrville Spotlight Community
Miss Garnette Haskins is on the sick list. Prof. W. E. Reid traveled to Greeley Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Birkle attended the stock show in Denver last week. Mrs. W. H. Hull spent last week away from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnette Haskins
W. E. Reid
Greeley
John Birkle
Denver
W. H. Hull
Local residents share visits and travel notes
Mrs. Tom Hall was on the sick list the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Reed were among the Denver visitors Thursday. Mrs. Pearl Austin and her daughter are visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. Robb. Miss Leota Smith of Greeley dined with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Calvin. Mr. and Mrs. Charlies Stevenson went to Fort Morgan to make their home. Mrs. Houtchens and three children from Greeley visit Mrs. J. Waite. Delta farmers haul potatoes in the mild weather. Last Friday, Mrs. J. W. Shearer entertained several ladies with a fine dinner. Those who attended the stock show included Mr. and Mrs. Claud Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clarkson, T. Hall and daughter Jessie, Mr. Shearer and son Harland, S. Archibald and S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hall
Delta
J. W. Shearer
Claud Clarkson
Robison
Archibald
Foley
Elmer Clarkson
T. Hall
Jessie
Mr. Shearer
Harland
S. Archibald
S. Robb
Elwell News and Local Notes from Loveland Area
Mr and Mrs R C Scott visited in Loveland over Sunday Rev H B McMillan began a series of meetings at Twin Mound Sunday evening Holly Jones was taken to Boulder for treatment for an injury in playing crack the whip Gust Carlson received 1390 insurance on his house and furniture He preparing to erect a 3500 dwelling Mr and Mrs Ed Brown fitting up their new home on the hill Archie Sloan treated by Dr Easter of Longmont for a spinal injury from a football game Visitors to the stock show in Denver included Worden Eberhart Rodefer Milton Dunn and Henry Brown Charles Kiernes father aged 84 broke his hip recovery doubtful due to advanced age
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Scott
Loveland
H. B. McMillan
Twin Mound
Holly Jones
Boulder
Gust Carlson
Ed Brown
Archie Sloan
Dr. Easter
Longmont
Denver
Messrs. Worden
Eberhart, Rodefer
Milton Dunn
Henry Brown
Charles Kiernes
Lucerne Community Notes Include Moves and Socials
Greene Cox and family moved to Julesburg on Saturday. O H Ward bought property west of the track from Hillyer. Ralph and Guy Olin plan to farm in Idaho next year. S B Richardson of Oklahoma plans March visit. Martha Merrindorff returned from Leadville. Mr and Mrs A Carson and Mr and Mrs Ross Riggs were guests at Bollinger home. Charles Robinson Greeley and Miss Lulu Houston were guests at Stanley home. A Lucerne hall dance Friday drew thirty couples with good music and a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene Cox
Julesburg
O. H. Ward
Hillyer
Ralph
Guy Olin
Idaho
S. B. Richardson
Oklahoma
Martha Merrindorff
Leadville
A. Carson
Ross Riggs
Bollinger Home
Charles Robinsoon
Greeley
Harry Lothman
Lone Tree
Lulu Houston
Stanley Home
Lucerne Hall
Ice cutting on Seelys lake and regional farm moves
GIPBON notes Boyd and sons cutting ice on Seelys lake and visit to the Denver stock show last week. Perry Murray buys Bear Ault farm and plans to move soon. Gesick rents a Hillsboro area farm with his sons to relocate next month. Carpenter family hosts Bosworth from Stove Prairie. Medearis sells to Lizzie Wilson. Wilsons move in last week. Oleson buys twenty acres near Greeley, moving family there in days.
Land Deals and Rail Boom Shake Crow Creek and Lone Tree
The week brings multiple land transfers as 13 stepty steer sale to A W Jacobs occurs. E S Pinney sells one quarter section 14 to Arbuckle and Purcell. Quarantine lifts at Harry Reed home and schooling resumes. A rumored U P railroad branch through the area excites residents. a Gill and Decker ranch site may be a station. Town lots planned with remainder divided into 40 acre parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Shinkle
A. W. Jacobs
E. S. Pinney
Arbuckle and
Purcell
New Branch
Gill and Decker
Local Social Notes From Masters Area
Masters residents and relatives gather for visits and events. Anna Chaffin entertained family friends in Denver while James Hall returns from a Nebraska and Kansas trip. John Thompson visits daughter Pearl Rudd in Pleasant Valley. A W Kelley and R D Mackey attend a Roggen dance. Masters attendees at the stock show include F W Smylie E F Day A R Mackey Edgar Volmer and E E Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Chaffin
C. L. Waite
Denver
James Hall
Nebraska
Kansas
John Thompson
Pearl Rudd
Pleasant Valley
A. W. Kelley
R. D Mackey
Roggen
F. W. Smylie FE
W Day
A. R. Mackey
Edgar Volmer
E. E. Moore
Godfrey Bottoms Visit and Local Society Plans
Mrs McKibber of Lamar visited her brother Mr Bently in town on Tuesday. The Ladies Aid Society plans a pre social Friday evening at the Parsonage. Mrs Lewis from Denver drove to visit her sister Mrs Walter Seivester. Mesdames Lewis Beattie Auehtin and Moore accompanied Mrs Carter to Greeley on Wednesday to select a Francia Willard picture for the LaSalle school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKibber
Lamar
Bently
Ladies Aid Society
Parsonage
A. D. Lewis
Denver
Walter Seivester
Lewis
T. Lewis
A. B. Carter
Mesdames Lewis
Beattie
Auehtin
Moore
Greeley
Francia F. Willard
LaSalle
Wet
Pythian Sisters Install Officers in Festive Ceremony
The Pythian Sisters held a public installation of officers on Friday evening with four flower girls presenting wreaths for each new officer. Officers installed include Mrs. R. B Kemmerer P C of T Mrs. Sarah Spear M F C Mrs. Lillie Vrooman E Leo T and others. A male quartet Messrs J A Perkins E H Downey J A Beyrer F Clark performed along with Harry Faulkner on violin and Mrs G W Graham. Mrs H C Casner read Damon and Pythias as refreshments led by Mrs J B Shryver followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Knights
R. B Kemmerer
P. C
Sarah Spear
Lillie Vrooman
Lalu McCarter
O. T
Mary Veldren
J. A. Perkins
E. H. Downey
J. A. Beyrer
Letter Prompts Possible Alcohol Factory Here
Secretary McCrery of the Commercial club received a letter from Mr. Wilson secretary of agriculture replying to the request for an experimental alcohol factory. The note offers no definite approval but says industry could be profitable with waste or cheap potatoes, hinting that Colorado senators and congressmen may aid and that locals will seek their influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCrery
Commercial Club
Wilson
Agriculture
Colorado
Weinholds Return to Kansas After Illness and Death
Albert Weinhold’s parents who moved from Kansas to stay with the family at Evans during Mrs Zimmer’s illness and death have returned home today. Mrs Zimmer was Mrs Weinhold’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Weinhold
Kansas
Evans
Zimmer
Mrs. Zimmer
Mrs
Real Estate Transfers Filed by Weld County Abstract Firm
January 26 transfers list numerous deeds in Greeley and Erie exchanges. Buyers include R. J. Houtchens, Aurelius H. Fletcher, Clarence A. Fletcher, John Burt, Albert Marfell, Louise Marsha, Frederick B. Stevenson, Carrie Reynolds, M. Ward, Nunn Townsite Co., Dorothy Metcalfe and Wm. Metcalfe, J. W. Bruner, Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Railway Co., and others. Prices range from $1 to $1,250 with property details across blocks, quarters, and sections, noting strip lots and specific parcels in 19-6-67 through 66-61 ranges. Many transfers list W. D. or Q C D as terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Houtchens
Emma Thore
W. D
Greeley
Aurelius H. Fletcher
Clarence A. Fletcher
Henry L. Bowles
de Rhys
Escumiante A. Fletcher
Henry Ae
W. D. Si«v
John Burt
Alfred Marfell
Q. C.D
Erie
Albert Marfell
J. E. Oakley
Louise Marsha
Evans Bros
Eric
Frederick B. Stevenson Et. al
J. W. Bruner
Carr
W. D. Reynolds
Phoebe K Brown
Ng A. Reynolds
Fort Lupon
M. Ward
George H. Alt
G. W. Brandon
Uo Bralaht
E. A
A . Sue
America
J. Good
W. H. Pierre
George H. Sweet
Bison
Bracken
Thos. H. Robertson
Poudre Valley National Bank
Union Pacific Railroad Co
C. D
Dorothy Metcalfe
Wm. Metcalfe
W. ©. Hastings
Cora B. Hastings
B. A. Smith
Greeley Thos. M. Welsh
B. A
Joe Gibson
Carl H. Younes
W D
Horace G. Dixon
Asa A Decker
Asa A. Decker
C. G. Paul
Bari Reynolds
Moore
E. Wingren
Wm. Jr. Wingren
Wm. B. Wingren
F. Blocklinger
Wild West Boys Hopped Baggage From Cheyenne
Four youths aged 13 to 15 rode the blind baggage from Cheyenne to Cheyenne bound Fort Collins. They were picked up by police in town, sang songs including Old Cheyenne, and planned to fetch a kin friend and return home for school. Names include Speck McGinley and Joe Warlemont alias Mike. They await juvenile court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
En Alring
Fort Collins
Colling
Cheynne
William McGinley
Marabal Williams
Speck
Joseph Warlemont
Mike
John Walsh
Happy
Lloyd Pennett
Stockmen visited by Chicago firms in Greeley area
Mastern Stock Men and J. Robinson of Clay Robinson Commission in Chicago visited Greeley calling on local stockmen. Guy Fredley of a stock journal accompanied them. They photographed sheep and cattle ranches near Greeley for the Chicago Stock Journal, including a view of Theo Lucas's large sheep herd north of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Robinson
Clay Robinson Commission Company
Chicago
Delta Psi Party Unmasks at Adams Home Social
Delta Psi members and guests enjoyed a masquerade at Mr and Mrs W R Adams home Friday. Seven couples drew partners at Mr and Mrs Snook’s, masks removed to reveal identities after lively games and original costumes. Green and white decor complemented refreshments, described as one of the most enjoyable fraternity events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Psi Fraternity
W. R. Adams
Snook
Adama
Telephone Becomes Central Office in New Quarters
Bell Telephone company buys the old Byvane bakery building and remodels it for a central office. Switchboard, cable and line material arrived Saturday and electricians began work today. Central expects installation soon in commodious quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Carl Lehmann Addresses Windsor Christian Endeavor Group
Carl Lehmann, field secretary of the Christian Endeavor society, spoke to Christian Endeavorers and Epworth League members at the Christian church Friday night. A large audience attended and enjoyed his talk to the young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lehmann
Windsor
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavorers
Epworth League
Christian Church
Local Markets and Union Pacific Chicago Special Rates
Local markets listing rural hay prices and commodity rates. Union Pacific offers a Chicago Special from Denver to Chicago at 32.75 dollars round trip with select sale dates, plus a second daily train from Denver arrives Chicago next day morning. J C Ferguson, G A, Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Denver
Chicago
J. C. Ferguson
G. A
Kemmerer and Gordon Auction Bulletin
Auction bulletin lists multiple sales at various ranches in northern Colorado. Items include horses mules cattle cows farm implements and household goods with specific sale dates and ranch locations near Eaton Greeley and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pririary
L. Montgomery Ranch
Eaton
Colo
Parr Ranch
G. A
Toeeday
Pebras
Valley
Mamper Ranch
Greeley
Baton Road
Frank Munper
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
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A condensed fragment notes a lane sale with unclear details and lacking explicit names or dates.
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