Local notes touch Ault residents and marriages
Miss Liza Watt of Greeley visits J W Golden. Mr and Mrs Calvin Randolph of Greeley visit G I Sencolph and family. Hary RB Guilford marries Miss Lela Crain at Baptist parsonage Rev F H Conners officiating. Ed win Nelson and Emma T Burman wed at home and plan housekeeping on Molander place. Poe sells livery to Chas Owens, who to run the business. KH Garner buys the Ault market brick building and plans move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza Watt
Greeley
J. W. Golden
Lute Brown
Calvin Randolph
G. I. Sencolph
Baptist Parsonage
F. H. Conners
Hary RB. Guilford
Lela Crain
A. Ruffner
Blanche
Grover
KH. J. Garner
The
Ault Market
John Hayden
C. L. Burman
Edwin Nelson
Emma T. Burman
Molander Place
Highland Lake News Briefs From Longmont Area
A Longmont area fishing party visited Highland Lake on Wednesday. Farmers irrigate late beets as an experimental crop. Wesley Hampton sold his driving horse to Mr Rankin last week. Several large fish were caught in the lake. Farmers begin first alfalfa cutting. Ed Palmer returned from Denver where he worked as a carpenter. A school building part may move to Mead soon. Mr and Mrs James Willis of Littleton traveled here by auto. Leslie Mead joined a mountain visit to attend a Longmont band concert. Local youths attended a dance at Liberty Hall and enjoyed a fine time. Mrs D A Strong visited relatives in Longmont. Helen is slowly improving. Myrtle Jones visits her parents this week while Mr Jones’ folks are in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont
Wesley Hampton
Mr. Rankin
Ed Palmer
Denver
Mead
James Willis
Littleton
Leslie Mead
Mountain Ranch
Liberty Hall
D. A. Strong
Helen
Myrtle Jones
Mr. Jones
Local visits and travelers attend to kin and friends
Hazelton Miss Bertha Butler visits her aunt Mrs. John Moody. E F Landrum of Loveland spends part of the week on the ranch. Mrs Lillie Cassiday and children visit her Gibson parents. Ethel Beetham visits sister Nora Elder at Fort Collins. Mrs George Barber and daughter end the week with cous in Duanne Barber and family. Miss Josephine Chapman and a Denver friend vacation with aunt Mrs Fred Lamdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Beetham
Nora Elder
Fort Collins
George Barber
Duanne Barber
Josephine Chapman
Denver
Fred Lamdon
Miss Fannie Rogers Plans Tacoma Visit
Miss Fannie Rogers left Thursday for Tacoma to visit her sister and perhaps make a home there if health permits. An ice cream social will be held at Hazelton schoolhouse on July 9, hosted by the Union Mission Sunday School with everyone invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Rogers
Tacoma
Washington
Hazelton School
Union Mission
Local Notices and Social News Briefs
Windsor I N Briggs Ed Laycock arrived from Denver last Monday. George Miles visited from Fat on Sunday. Mrs Staley and son Bryan return from mountains. Christian church children day program Sunday evening. Mrs Davis and sister visit Windsor relatives. Lowell Jackson returned after helping Cooper family in mountains and reports fine fishing. Mrs Foltz and son leave for Carpenterville Illinois to stay with parents. Rev Cameron of Greeley preached at M B E church. Mayor Yancey and BW Osterhout left for Chamber’s sake. Osterhout stays in mountains. Band in new suits ready for Fourth of July. Mrs Clute and daughter from New York visiting sister Mrs Amoss in Windsor. George Hunn operated for appendicitis and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Briggs
Ed Laycock
Denver
George Miles
Cooper
J. A. Foltz and Son
Carpenterville, Il
Chamber's
Mr. Osterhout
Clute
New York
California
Amoss
Crow Creek district note of purchases and visits
Mr. Richey bought a two seated carriage. Misses Anna and Eula Smith visited Helen Richey. Miss Della Woods spent time in the mountains Estes Park and Loveland. Mr. and Mrs. John Harbottle and sisters Ann and Adeline visited relatives here this week. Ladies of the S S W aid society held an all day quilting meeting at Mrs. Silas Bardwell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey
Anna
Eula Smith
Helen Richey
Della Woods
Estes Park
Loveland
John Harbottle
Ann
Adeline
A Contented Woman Uses Ballard's Snow Liniment
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cure for aches pains cuts burns and rheumatism with claimed relief for neuralgia lumbago and muscular stiffness. Bottles priced 25c 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Nellie Thompson Hosts Jolly Afternoon Party
Miss Nellie Thompson and friends entertained a cheerful gathering Friday afternoon at Mrs. E. A. Thompson's home. The event honored Miss Richard with a pleasant afternoon followed by a dainty porch supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Thompson
Richard
Nellie Thompson
Beet web worm spurs losses on Loveland area crops
Farmers report beet and alfalfa damage near Loveland from a pest described as one and a half inches long and brown. A. F. McCart confirms 12 of 17 acres of beets ruined with adjoining alfalfa affected. L. R. Rohler and R. C. Benson also report losses. Prof. Gillette advises arsenate of lead spray, one pound per ten gallons, with tank wagon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
A. F. McCart
L. R. Rohler
R. C. Benson
Greeley
Prof. Gillette
The
Agricultural College
Advertising trio promotes Fourth of July across northern Colorado
Mayor Frank Green A L Mumper and J C Wylie of the advertising committee toured northern Colorado in a touring car packed with flags and posters. They visited Evans La Salle Peckham Hillsboro Johnstown Highlandlake Liberty Hall Mead Elwell Loveland Berthoud Fort Collins Windsor and returned to Greeley by 9 pm. Churchill urges residents to decorate for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Green
A. L. Mumper
J. C. Wylie
Colorado
Evans
la Salle
Peckham
Hillsboro
Johnstown
Highlandlake
Liberty Hall
Mead, Elwell
Loveland Berthoud
Fort Collins
Windsor
Greeley
H. E. Churchill
Sells Floto Big Show Brings Wide Menagerie
The Sells Floto Shows tour with 300 horses and a full menagerie. Elephants, giraffes, zebras and seals are described with care and danger noted. The traveling circus features its own light plant crew, a small city on the move, and daily exhibits rain or shine. The show arrives Friday July 3.
Marriage Fetes Atop The M E Church In Quiet Ceremony
Miss Margaret Holliday and J. C. Raife of Laramie Wyoming wed at high noon Monday in the newly completed M E church. The service by Rev. J A Davis was simple with a few friends present. The couple returned to their Wyoming home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Margaret Holliday
J. C. Raife
Laramie
Wyoming
J. A. Davis
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Quick Cure for Stomach Ailments
A millionaire's baby attended by a top baby specialist could not be cured of stomach and bowel troubles, but the advertisement claims McGee's Baby Elixir cures diarrhoea dysentery and all stomach disorders. Priced at 25 and 50 cents.
Probate notice in Weld County Colorado shows will contest
The Weld County Court of Colorado notifies Elizabeth Pier and others that Josephine M. Pier’s will, dated May 20, 1908, is to be probated. The instrument bequeaths seventy to Harold Pier et al and one hundred to Violet L Stone, plus a life estate in land near Seeley. Hearing set for August 3, 1908 at the county court in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jozephine M. Pier
A. D
BP. O. Stone
Greeley
Colorado
Harold B. Pier
Stanhope R. Pier
Phine Pier
Elizabeth Pier
Benja- Clark Pier
Joseph Ellsworth
Ren Violet L Stone
Stone
Isabel Stone
Estes
United One
Seeley
Weld
Josephine M. Pier
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Sanborn
Houston
Missouri River
Mantel and Tile Co
Tremont St
Colo
Colorado Contract Investing CO
Quincy Bldg
Denver, Colo
Jaques
Chicago
Poe
Chas. Owens
Highland Lake
Hazelton
George Hunn
F. Hatch
Crow Creek
Miss Nellie Thompson
UFA
M. E. Church
Oliver
K. Stockover
Opera House
Greeley, Colorado
Miss Riley
L. O
Tomas F. Quinn, M.D.O
Oasis Stables
Notary Public
Col
Sth Ave
R. E. Pollock
Bills Bros
8Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
Kennedy
DeWitt
State of
Josemin Pier
John GC. Nixo
Sheen
Chas. E. Southard
Greeley Tribune
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