All Over Weld Fourth Socials and Distress in Community
Miss Mary Busick spent the Fourth with friends in Fort Morgan. Mrs. Leake and son Roy began a month visit in Georgia. Latter Day Saints met at Frank Keefer’s residence. Lone Tree visitors Mrs. Brainard and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Calvin. Calvin of eastern Nebraska visited with their daughter Mrs Brainard. Velorious Webster and baby plus Jennie McCurry and Ella Webster visited the Webster ranch. Boulder residents listed include Leonard and daughter Alice Pomeroy and daughter Mayme Lillian Orr and S. H. Swan. Franklin Moore of Fossil Creek attended in the evening. Children’s day services and offerings scheduled. Mrs. Sam Mossman mourns her mother’s cyclone death. two children of her brother killed and wife injured. Mossman family receives community sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Busick
Fort Morgan
Leake
Roy
Georgia
Latter of Saints
Frank Keefer
Calvin
Lone Tree
Charles Brainard
Lutz
Marguerite
Brainard
Sam Mossman
Mossman
Windsor News Highlights and Local Elections
Windsor reports a fine beet crop and active hay cutting as families travel to Seely’s lake for celebrations on the Fourth. The Windsor ball team defeated Greeley Eagles 6 to 1 at Seely’s lake. A new schoolhouse bonds vote passed 33 to 10 in School District No. 4. A jeweler from Eaton moved into the Cobbs building, and A L Wynans of Binghamton, NY visited the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Knowlton
Seely’s Lake
Windsor
Greeley Eagles
F. R. Porter
F. R. Springer
Bowman Ranch
Fourth of July Celebrations Around Hillsboro and Loveland
Mr Mayfield celebrated the Fourth in the field while Mr Mossman and children enjoyed the holiday in Loveland. Mr and Mrs Loveland hosted relatives from the east as Jim Rhodes Joe Morris and Mr Greenlee led families on a three day trip to the foothills. OC Yonker and daughter Helen with Miss Abbie Brooks of LaSalle spent the Fourth at Heflebower's. Preaching next Sunday at 10 30 by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mayfield
Mossman
Loveland
Mrs. Loveland
Jim Rhodes
Joe Morris
Mr. Greenlee
OC. E. Yonker
Helen
Abbie Brooks
LaSalle
E. Heflebower
Local notes from Elwell area residents
Five carpenters work on Elwell home owner Lewis Eberhart. Sterling visitors Mrs. Schwab and children. J H Coleman bought a spring wagon last week. Tom Brinkley and wife visited Mr Dunn. J J Thornton and relatives enjoyed a Fourth home picnic. W A Purvis family picnicked at Purvis home. Will Clark rebuilding with new addition. Bertha Sappington of Greeley visiting Ed. Rev Virgil Davis at ministerial institute in Berthoud. Ed Brown spent Fourth in Loveland. Everitt brothers went to Berthoud. Al Swanson and John Sloan joined Berthoud celebration. Hailstorm last Thursday injured crops of Carlson, Devitt, Sappington. John Martin and family moved to Loveland. Made many friends in Elwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Eberhart
Bertha Sappington
Greeley
Virgil Davis
Berthoud
Ed Brown
Loveland
Everitt Brothers
al Swanson
John Sloan
Fourth of July Socials Noted in Evans and Nearby Homes
Clint O Heath of Denver visited Evans for the holiday, while mail agent Charles Sisk of Santa Fe was home for the Fourth. Idaho Springs resident Maud Bennie stayed with D D Supper, and Mrs Ole Boreson returned after weeks with Iowa friends. Faylan left for St Louis to see the fair. A crowd enjoyed the Fourth with no serious accidents. Wilson of Denver visited his two boys and Eva Wylie and Maggie Morrison planned trips to St Louis and Chicago. Postmaster Berriott received 500 pounds of books for the Evans free reading room sent by Congressman Robert W Bonynge. Mrs W J Craig sprained her ankle after a bicycle fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint O. Heath
Denver
Evans
Charles Sisk
Santa Fe
Maud Bennie
Idaho Springs
D. D
Ole Boreson
Iowa
Matt
Faylan
St. Louis
Wilson
Frank Fashbaugh
Eva Wylie
Maggie Morrison
Chicago
Berriott
Washington
Evans Free Reading Room
Robert W. Bonynge
W. J. Craig
United Presbyterian Society Meets in Greeley
The United Presbyterian missionary society of Greeley met at Mrs. John Kinney's home Friday afternoon with seventeen members present. They reported a fine meeting. Mr. Tracey of Longmont, who bought the feed store from Martin Briggs, has moved to town and rented C. Huffsmith's residence in the south part of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Missionary Society of
LaSalle Notes and Social Roundup
LaSalle and region residents are listed with illnesses travels and visits. Herrington is on the sick list. Mrs. Sumner traveled to Denver. William Day of Masters visited LaSalle. Misses Jennie and Hatte Ellis visited Mrs. D. 8 Beall of Greeley. Local Fourth of July fireworks displays noted. Various visitors and excursions to Boulder and Denver are mentioned with the mobility of Miss Brush and others visiting friends in LaSalle and Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. C. Herrington
Sumner
Denver
William Day
Masters
LaSalle
Jennie
Hatte Ellis
Beall
Greeley
Laughin
Eunice
H.F. Sherman
Boulder
Clint O. Heath
Little Daughter
Frank Downey
Miss Brush
Homeopathic Hospital of
Miller Carter
Jeannette McMillan
Bessie Beattie
Edith Ellis
Eva Wylie
Maggie Morrison
Evans
St. Louis
Chicago
Local Johnstown Notes Highlight Community Life
Mr Miller trades in town on Saturday. Singing practice at the hall Tuesdays. A fine MBE church to be built this summer. William Wailes and family attend the Loveland circus. J B Bogard in Loveland on business. Emma Albee teaches country school through summer. Sunday school each Sunday, preaching Sunday evenings. July 4 excursion to Loveland for farmers. Hotel Anderson thriving under A H Anderson. George Brosche travels to Denver for dental care. Hinkley Brooks sell out Berthoud meat business and discontinue the Johnstown route wagon. Marion Lee owns race horses hoping to race them for purses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Johnstown
William Wailes
Loveland
Anderson
A. H. Anderson
George Brosche
J. B. Bogard
Denver
Hinkley & Brooks
Berthoud
Marion Lee
Social round up of Eaton residents and visitors
Eaton A W Ward and wife visited Denver Tuesday. Mrs OC Zoelner spent last Saturday in Denver. Prof Whiteman of Greeley was in town last Saturday. Miss Mona Brake came up from Greeley last Sunday. A few Eaton folks spent the Fourth at Laramie City. George Hall of Denver spent the Fourth with Eaton friends. Miss Irene Gazelle visited Fort Collins this week. H W Somerville and wife spent the Fourth in Laramie City. Robert Harris and wife of Windsor visited Mrs Middleton Monday. New windows enhance the Congregational church. Mrs Leadbetter of Denver visits Thomas Leadbetter’s family. Dan E Miller went to Denver Sunday for a few days with his wife and son. Mr and Mrs M Lair spent several days in Fort Collins. Mrs Sam Will entertained a group of ladies at an old fashioned tea last Thursday. Miss Zeta Hume spends weeks in Pueblo with W L Brodie family. Frank Sullivan Percy Gilman and George Drummond of the sugar factory spent last weekend in Denver. Charles Camp and wife of Gree...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ward
Denver
OC. P. Zoelner
Prof. Whiteman
Greeley
Mona Brake
Eaton
Laramie City
George Hall
Irene Gazelle
Fort Collins
H. W. Somerville
Robert Harris
Windsor
Middleton
Leadbetter
Thomas Leadbetter
Dan E. Miller
M.lair
Sam Wil
Miss Zeta Hume
Pueblo
W. L. Brodie
Frank Sullivan
Percy Gilman
George Drummond
Charles Camp
Gree
Chuck Pierson
Lavona Murphy
Johnson
Mr.Clanton
Clarke
Miss Maloney
Pentecostal Mission School
Rev. Spence
Bethel
Felt
Jack Kingsbury
al Burke
Colorado Springs
Seely's Lake
Ed Lynn
Burr Pence
Charles Robinson
Ec Martin
Missouri
W. J. Henderson
George Allison
Columbine
Marion King
Adda Landers
M. L. Mosher
Wallington Depuy
Congregational Church
Susie Cartee
Rose Gibson
St. Louis
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Gatherings
Ley and ER Sturdevant and Cheyenne visitors. F L Weller bankside trip to Chicago and Milwaukee relatives. A. J. Smithie and Sam Will entertained at 6 o clock dinner at George Deffire home. Scotland trip from Wilson family. C E society hosted at F M Thompson home with games ice cream cake. Reverend Dickinson travels to Ohio and St Louis exposition. no services during absence. Young people hold five hundred card game with Malcolm Losey to host the next meeting. Clair Farr injured July 4 at Seely's Lake from firecracker. hand lacerations treated in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
England
C. E. Society
F. M. Thompson
S. OC. Dickinson
Congregational Church
Ohio
St. Louis Exposition
G. N. Yeagy
Malcolm Losey
Clair
W. J. Farr
Seely’s Lake
Eaton
Kersey Residents Busy with Summer Hops and Visits
Kersey farmers are haying while townsfolk travel for visits and celebrations. John Burke and Mrs. Umberger connect with Kersey. Rev Spence and family observe the Fourth of July in Evans and Denver, with many locals visiting relatives in Colorado Springs and Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Charles Moore
Fourth of July Picnic Athletics At Whitman Ranch
On the Fourth at M A Whitman’s ranch Ashton residents gathered for a morning picnic and a series of athletic events. Winners included Ed Waite and Lem McIndoo in various boys and men contests, Victor Shull and Allie Swink achieving top marks in running jumps and sprints, with Mrs M McIndoo and Bertha Whitman taking early honors in girls events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
M. A. Whitman
Ed Waite
Will Carlson
Maurice Whitman
M. McIndoo
Bertha Whitman
Local Fair Concludes With Races and Contests
Mae Forquer led the nail driving event with Kittie Forquer second while Mrs J M McIndoo took runner up in the old ladies 40 yard dash. Lillie Molander won the girls 40 yard dash and W A Carlson led rope climbing with Otis McGee second. A fine dinner followed and Hazel Rhodes entertained with a notable recitation Whispering Bill. Visitors from Eatong Greeley and the Oklahoma settlement joined in the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Forquer
Kittie Forquer
J. M. McIndoo
A. Carlson
Lillie Molander
W. A. Carlson
Otis McGee
Hazel Rhodes
Hazel
Eatong
Greeley
Oklahoma Settlement
Fourth of July News From Local Community
Aulton residents and surrounding visitors spent the Fourth at Seelys Lake and in Denver. Ed Lynn recovers from brain fever while Cannon cracker injuries are reported. Marriages include Marion King and Adda Landers in Columbine. Local travel includes Charles Robinsons Fort Collins trip and Ec Martins return to Missouri. Social events mention a shadow social at the schoolhouse and a Ladies Aid quilting plan.
Local Gossip From Crow Creek Social Circle
Mrs Standiford visited an Eaton. Mrs Woods is improving from sickness. Mrs Howard Briscoe traveled around the Loop last week. Mrs Christman plans a two months visit to Indiana. Miss Katie Owens visited Mrs Fred Fleming last week. Mrs Witwer and Mrs Stowe called on Mrs Jackson Monday. Mrs Holiday and Miss Bertha Leach of Grover visited Greeley friends recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Howard Briscoe
Christman
Indiana
Katie Owens
Fred Fleming
Witwer
Stowe
Jackson
Mrs. Holiday
Bertha Leach
Grover
Greeley
Local Social Roundup From LaGrange Area
Mrs Brettin visited Mrs Lauridsen on Sunday. John Hall installed a fine news piano last week. LaGrange district showed strong lake attendance on the Fourth. Charles Ramsay and neighbors were called upon Sunday. Oliver Crowley visited from Hillsboro and dined with Mr Ford. Mr and Mrs Graham spent the Fourth with Mr Lauridsen and at the lake. A social at Mr Rogers drew a large crowd and all enjoyed the evening. Fred Montgomery and a friend from the south visited A R English, while Gladstone family and Mrs LaGrange went to their cottage at Nestel Park for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brettin
Lauridsen
John Hall
LaGrange
Charles Ramsay
Oliver Crowley
Hillsboro
Ford
Mrs. Graham
Mr. Lauridsen
Mr. Gladstone
Croup Warning and Home Remedy Ad
A health notice describes croup as a dangerous throat infection in children and advises nightly dosing with Ballard's Horehound Syrup and external use of Ballard's Snow Liniment. The ad lists prices 25 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar and credits J. F. Fezer as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Bailard
J. F. Fezer
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Myra Link
Selma Newman
Cheyenne
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