Local Notes From Owl Creek and Surrounding Towns
Miss Ella Burbridge attended to business in Aust Thursday. Mrs. John Menah returns from visiting Denver. George Sperber and daughter Mrs. Welsh visited Longmont. Miss Susie and Jennie Sylvester returned to Greeley after visiting Miss Georgia Hill. The Morrison lawn social drew many guests. An electrical storm struck George W. Hill’s house causing significant damage but no fatalities, though two oldest children were unconscious briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Burbridge
John Menah
Denver
George Sperber
Welsh
Longmont
Susie and
Jennie Sylvester
Greeley
Georgia Hill
J. E. Morrison
George W. Hill
Rowe District Posts Busy Hay Scene and Visits
The Rowe district diary notes farmers busy with hay and crops thriving. Henry Mead travels to Lockport N Y for relatives, while Mrs. Albert Nichols and daughter Pearl visit Mrs. Olesen. Visitors from Henry Ill and Haxtum Colo drop by, and Nettie Pittman returns from Las Animas. The Tribune announces an excursion to Glacier Lake Eldora via the Switzerland Trail on Tuesday July 16 with lunch to be brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mead
Lockport
N. Y
Albert Nichols
Miss Pearl
Olesen
W. R. Brokaw
Henry, Ill
D. W. Runnells
Hillsboro Trip and Local Happenings in Loveland
Hillsboro resident J. M. Brewer made a flying trip to Loveland last Wednesday on business. Mrs. R. Loveland visits relatives in Fort Collins and Seeley this week. Surveyors are here inspecting ground for the Greeley to Denver electric line. Two carloads of stone shipped for J. L. Miner’s new ten room house foundation. Miss Theo Givens returns home to Loveland after visiting Mrs. J. T. Messick. The EB. C. Baker pool hall burned June 24 with property and stock valued at 3500 and insurance 1500. Rev. Walker preached a farewell sermon at the Presbyterian church. large attendance. We regret losing Brother Walker as he was well liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Baker
Burdette Tracy to Run Engine for U P Rail in Wyoming
Burdette Tracy left Sunday for Carbolet Wyoming where he will supervise engine work for the U P railroad. A social by the ladies of the W T U Monday drew good attendance and a nice sum. The Tribune plans an excursion to Glacier Lake and Eldora on the Switzerland Trail Tuesday July 16 with lunch baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdette Tracy
Carbolet, Wyo
U. P. Railroad
the Tribune
Glacier Lake
Eldora
Switzerland Trail
Switzerand
Margaret Davis
Denver
Charles F. Cope
Colorado Springs
Emil Anderson
Severance
F. Phaff
Newborn Boy in Lone Tree Due Last Friday Morning
Lone Tree residents report Mr. and Mrs. Tom New welcomed a baby boy born last Friday morning. Euge of Greeley visited Sunday School and dined with Mr. Christman. Mrs. B. A. Stites and grandson Max of Greeley visit Mrs. Christman and Mrs. Pennington. Farmers haying amid good crops. some potato concerns. Young people attended a party hosted by Miss Pearl Flager and Miss Beulah Baxter near Greeley with a cheerful note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom New
Euge
Greeley
Social notes and travel mentions linger in Wyoming clipping
Wyatt D Wyatt returns to Denver home as Miss Ruth Sheppard visits Eaton. A school house social Friday night draws a good crowd. Miss Mary Oliver, after years in New Mexico, returns in better health. Doolittle learns of his mother’s death in Clarendon Michigan. Florence Mason visits Wyatt ranch relatives and goes to Greeley. Miss Taylor of Oklahoma plans to move with her father to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Sheppard
Eaton
Higgins
Mary Oliver
New Mexico
Doolittle
Clarendon
Mich
Florence Mason
Wyatt Ranch
Greeley
Miss Taylor
Oklahoma
A.J. Eaton
Mexico
Highlandlake News Update on Crops and Local Changes
Alfalfa fields lie flat after hail with beets expected to recover and yield well. Jesse Gibson bought the Gilkey ranch and will take possession around October. Uncertain who will replace mail carriers Henry Holmes and Mr. Moulton. Highlandlake Mercantile plans to stock Ritchey’s store this week. Phillips finished bee inspection for the Rocky Mountain Bee Association and returned to Berthoud. South of town hail damaged grain crops. no damage locally. Train trips noted in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gibson
Gilkey
Henry Holmes
Mr. Moulton
Highlandlake Mercantile Company
Ritchey
Phillips
Rocky Mountain Bee Association
Berthoud
the Tribune
Glacier Lake
Eldora
Switzerland Trail
Local notes reflect health and travel状
Evans J. T. Cornelius suffers stomach trouble while Mrs. W. J. McMillan endures la grippe. Miss Trusty visits Silver Plume. Mrs. Wilkins and Mrs. Lou Becker ill at Denver Street. Henry Funk returns from Erie visit. Herriott recovers after lagrippe. Horton and Young take ten day mountain outing. Fanny Jenneway visits Ft. Collins friends. Libsach returns from Lincoln. Dan Pierpoint resumes work after Greeley hospital stay. Pierpoint and Huffsmith plan mine trip up the Poudre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Cornelius
W. J. McMillan
Miss Trusty
Silver Plume
Wilkins
Lou Becker
Denver Street
P. H. Herriott
Lagrippe
Charlie Horton
Geo. Young, Jr
Fanny Jenneway
Ft. Collins
E. V. Behrens
A. Libsach
Lincoln
Neb
Jine
Dan Pierpoint
Greeley Hospital
R. Huffsmith
Dr. Downing
Kersey Gossip Visits and Delayed Denver Train
Mr and Mrs I Moore spent the weekend in Denver. Miss Ida Johnson of LaGrange visits Ker sey friends. Mr and Mrs J A Zupke of Palisades stay with Mr and Mrs Fred James. Train service to Denver was ten hours late Wednesday morning. Children day observed at the Methodist church on Sunday June 30 with large attendance. Mr Denham of Spokane Wash was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Moore
Denver
Ida Johnson of
LaGrange
Ker
Denham
Spokane
Wash
Local Social Notes And Rail Incident At Kersey
Guests and visits fill the week with Ivy Kendrick and Mrs Denham of Denver calling on relatives. Rev G A Cage and Wesley Sergent were hosts and callers in Kersey. A freight derailment damaged track briefly but caused no injuries. Helen King visited Denver and Colorado Springs with Mrs C R Lewis. Ladies Aid met at Mrs I Moore’s to plan summer ice cream socials. Switzer and Trail notes dated Tuesday July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Kendrick
C. R. Lewis
Denver
Colorado Springs
Ladies’ Aid Society
I. Moore
Fragments From Severance and Nearby Visits
Local notes report James Luark on the sick list and Minnie Lee of Idaho Falls visiting friends. A Denver wedding, visits from D Lens and George of Denver, and Theodore Latch’s near Raton are noted, plus an auto fright causing a horse's death near the hardware store in Severance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Luark
Minnie Lee
Idaho Falls
Charles Wright
D. Lens
Sop
George
Denver
A. May
P. C. Kildell
Theodore Latch
Raton
Local Notes and Visits Across Fort Collins
Eaton A H Myers returns from an eastern trip. Miss Ida Anderson returns from Denver. Band concerts prove popular. W G Roy travels to Denver after sister Ida Thompson’s death. Prof Gordon of Iowa State College visits Rev S C Dickinson. Nellie McArtney returns from Cheyenne. Miss Martha Finch visits from Denver. Mrs Hays and Elma of Colorado Springs visit Mrs Thomas Duxbury. A H Myers and family attend Irene Schang wedding in Fort Collins. Minnie Pratt returns from visit to Mrs T Gates. Mr and Mrs James Brown and son visit from Blairsburg Iowa. Local churches decorate for patriotic services. R M Haythorne attends Weld county farmers meeting in Fort Collins. Sixteen youths celebrate Ethel Babcock’s thirteenth birthday. Quarterly meeting at M E church next Sunday. Dr Carnine to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Roy
Denver
Ida Thompson
Prof
Gordon
Iowa State University
S. C Dickinson
Nellie McArtney
Cheyenne
Martha Finch
Hays
Elma
Colorado Springs
Thomas Duxbury
E. F. Goodrich
Lawrence
Kan
A. H. Myers
Fort Collins
Irene Schang
Minnie Pratt
T. Gates
R. M. Haythorne
Weld County
Ethel Babcock
M. BE
Carnine
Birthday party honors Mrs W H Robbins and church social notes
Mrs W H Robbins receives a birthday party from her Sunday school class at Miss Elsie Clark's home after the Lord's Supper. The Ladies Aid social at the M E church drew strong offerings. Mr and Mrs Elbert Smith begin housekeeping in Ault after their wedding at the bride's parents' home. Fourth of July plans include Menely quartet from Chicago and a Congregational Church concert. attendees urged to bring lunch baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Robbins
Elsie Clark
M. E. Church
Elbert Smith
James Rayburn
Ault
Menely
Chicago
Congregational Church
Bears in Europe and the bear hunt in Transylvania
Bears remain common in Europe with hundreds killed or captured yearly in the Carpathian region. Peasants trap bears along concealment lines near cached carcasses, while landowners and sport hunters pursue more formal methods with dogs. Hunting trips can last a day without a shot.
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Germany
Traunstein
Bavaria
Europe
Transylvania
Hungary
Bosnia
Croatia
Cottages for Sale in Greeley Colony Rock Wurst Area
For sale cottages in Greeley colony at Rock wurst with undivided tenth in 200 acres of land by a long river with fine fishing. Cottage 12 by 24 main part plus 12 by 12 el addition built of wet seasoned lumber from Greeley. Furnished except bedding. Inquire of G. D. Horne.
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Greeley
Rockwurst
G. D. Horne
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