Local Social News and Storm Damage Report
Mrs Keeling visited Ault while Mr and Mrs John Lawson stayed with W Wolverton. W Nye and Alkens attended to business in Ault. Boyd Orms and family returned from Longmont. Mrs Good, injured in a runaway, now walks with crutches. The district hail ruined late grain crops and cut potatoes and beets. Notable losses included N G Page W Turney W O Cozad J H Fowler D Wood T C Moore J B Simpson Chas Meyers and Dr Blystone. Hay harvest was fortunately completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawson
W. Wolverton
Mesdames
W. Nye
Alkens
Ault
Boyd Orms
Longmont
N. G. Page
W. Turney
W. O. Cozad
J. H. Fowler
D. Wood
T. C. Moore
J. B. Simpson
Chas Meyers
Dr. Blystone
Local Notes Roundup From Grover Area
Wyatt J K Darby of Grover was in the district Monday. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Ernest Blandin. Mrs O J Blandin of Eaton recently visited friends in this vicinity. W J Farr of Eaton, with others from Eaton, drove north to see the haited country. Mr and Mrs Wm Nettleton recently entertained Miss Viola Allen Elva Plummer Mr A Allen and Chas Watson. Children s day was observed at the school house Sunday with patriotic recitations songs and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Darby
Grover
Ernest Blandin
O. J. Blandin
Eaton
W. J. Farr
Haited
Wm. Nettleton
Viola Allen
Elva Plummer
Messrs. A. Allen
Chas. Watson
Local names and travels highlight Rowe district notes
J. H. Rowe of Greeley monitors farming interests in the area. F. Findley of Windsor runs district business last week. Mrs A A Larson and Miss Nelson visit Fort Collins relatives. Miss Jeanette Nelson returns from Denver. Ed Winstrom and the Swanson brothers visit from Oakland Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Samuel Newell plan midmonth return from eastern trip. The Newells, back from Tacoma, visit son G J Newman. Mr Newman praises western climate but Colorado remains best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Larson
Miss Nelson
Fort Collins
Jeanette Nelson
Denver
Ed Winstrom
Swanson Brothers
Oakland
Neb
Samuel Newell
J. P. Newman
Tacoma
Wash
Newman
G. J. Newman
Colorado
Highlandlake Fourth Picnic and Local Notices
A Fourth of July picnic at Highlandlake drew a crowd. Mrs Ida Earnhardt of Fort Collins visits Ed King. The Highlandlake Mercantile opens a store. Water levels are high across lakes. Mrs W P Mulligan of Mount Zion hosts visitors from Hygiene. Charles Maloy attends Berthoud celebration after illness. A hail shower near the lake causes minor rain but no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Earnhardt
Fort Collins
Ed King
Highlandlake Mercantile Company
W. P. Mulligan
Mount Zion
Charles Maloy
Berthoud
Wray Visit and Local Society Notes
Mrs Chas Arnold traveled Sunday to visit her parents in Wray Cole. Mrs D E Smith's niece and a friend of Johnstown are visiting. The local Circle meets the first and third Thursdays. P M Mead's family left for a mountain ranch for summer. Mr Lewis of Platteville visits Western lumber yards while Mr Arnold is away. Mrs Chas Dallemand of Des Moines IA visits daughter Mrs Rose. G F Markham's youngest son Paul lies seriously ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Arnold
Wray, Cole
Johnstown
P. M. Mead
Mr. Lewis
Platteville
Western Lumber Yards
Mr. Arnold
Chas. Dallemand
Des Moines
A. Rose
G. F. Markham
Paul
Mead Team Fans Ride Special Train to Loveland Game
The Mead ball team and booster clubs chartered a special train to Loveland on Sunday to watch the Loveland Grays vs Mead team game. About 150 passengers rode the train, joined at Johnstown by a strong delegation. Mead lost 10 to 9 but the crowd remained upbeat and enjoyed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
Loveland
Loveland Grays
Mead Team
Johnstown
Mead Boys
Eaton social notes and visiting friends in town
Miss Elizabeth Geiger of Greeley visited Eaton recently. Several residents and out of town guests were noted including Mr. and Mrs. J. Hume en route to Denver, Roberta Way from Pattonsburg visiting Mrs. Neel, and trips to Loveland. Various neighbors hosted visits and a Congregational church service closed the week. The Rebekah lodge elected Agnes Blandin and Gussie Nettleton as officers with cake and ice cream served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Geiger
Greeley
Eaton
J. Hume
Denver
Roberta Way
Pattonsburg
C. E. Neel
J. W. Smillie
Loveland
George Fagan
Adair
Frank Lowry
Rebekah Lodge
Agnes Blandin
N. G
Gussie Nettleton
Painter Farm Crowded With Visitors Amid Barn Build
Joseph Painter faces serious health concerns as his son John works on a new mammoth barn. Denver guest Jack Williams visits the Painter home while Miss Bessie Potter of Greeley stays with Hazel Sanford KE. Local social visits include EB V. Warner hosting Lundy of Fort Morgan and J. L. Gabbet returning from Greeley on Wednesday. A ditch rider broke an arm after a horse fall on the Fourth, receiving care in Kersey, and a severe hail storm damaged vegetables east of the Warner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Painter
John Painter
Jack Williams
Denver
Bessie Potter
Greeley
Hazel Sanford
Lundy of
Fort Morgan
EB. V. Warner
J. L. Gabbet
Kersey
E. V. Warner
Willis Family Visit From Denver
Mrs. A. B. Willis and Mr. and Mrs. Willis welcome their daughter visiting from Denver. Mrs. Lt. N. Ball suffers a severe appendicitis attack and was moved to Greeley on the sixth. Ben Landrum was bitten on the leg by a dog Sunday, wound cauterized with no later complications reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. B. Willis
Denver
Ben Landrum
Storm Strikes Hazelton Area Causing Farm Losses
A severe storm Friday July 5 caused heavy damage to grain and hay inventories. Agent Roger Wilson suffered a minor injury when a buggy incident occurred on the Fourth as celebrations took place across Hazelton with residents visiting Denver and a local graveyard picnic.
Local Notes From Beebe and Nearby Areas
Mrs Reck visited in Denver. Mr Shouse has been sick the past week. Riley Anderson sold his west to recently for 10000 dollars. Albert Reck has come home in Denver for a two week vacation. Children day exercises were at Baptist church last Sunday. Miss Gertrude Giran visiting friends in Denver for 4 days. Miss Edna Dean retour home after spending weeks in Greeley. Mr and Mrs Bedlion visited friends in Evans third and fourth. Mesdames Baab and Kimberley Greeley were calling on friends last week. Heavy rain fell here last Friday and Saturday afternoons with some hail but no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Johnston
Leadville
W. H. Eaton
Estes Park
C. M. Tucker
Denver
W. Platner
Ada Hutchinson
Shouse
Riley Anderson
Albert Reck
The
Baptist Church
Gertrude Giran
Edna Dean
Greeley
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Thomas F. Quinn, M.D.D
Greeley, Colorado
Oasis Stables
Martha A. Morrison, Amanda N. Hamilton
Coronado
WM. Lindgren
6Th Street
First National Bank
Notary Public
Sanborn & Houston
Eighth Street
Henry Clay
Luther
Bank Block
Colo
8Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C. VY. S
van Sickle’s Livery
Tours East
Lincoln
Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
Peoria
St. Paul
Burlington
J. F. Vallery, G. A
C. B
Q. Ry, 17Th
California Streets
Denver, Colo
Mrs. Keeling
Wyatt
Rowe District
J. H. Rowe of
F. Findley
Windsor
F. Wilson
Eva Baker
Frances Thompson
W. Watson
P. Holmes
J. R. Snyder
W. H. Scheer
James Kendel
Jeana Smillie
Hills
Congregational Church
Grandma Gillies
A. Gillies
Mrs. W. Willis
Here
A. Brown
James Brown
Blairsburg
F. Brewer
W. R. Clark
Elsie Clark
Edna Hand
Creencity
Mrs. Brink
Salt Lake City
Alva Campbell
Hazelton
Roger Wilson
Wiman
Beebe
Mrs. Reck
Shaw Dry Goods
Shaw’s
India
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