Greeley Beauty Spots Mrs Eaton’s stately Colorado home
The Eaton home in Greeley stands on a velvety lawn with vines and roses framing a brick house. Mrs Eaton recalls pioneer days with husband Mr B H Eaton, early ranching in Cache La Poudre valley, and their return to Greeley after building the house in 1881. Their son Bruce and family later helped brighten the grounds and flowers remain a treasured part of the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Eaton
Greeley
Cache la Poudre
LaPorte
Iowa
Varanda
Mrs. Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Bruce G. Eaton
Local social notes and cemetery rites reported
Evans J. G. Reed and family visited friends in Denver. J. M. Roberts moved to Brighton for the season. The cemetery association will add a wire fence and concrete posts. Funeral for Hon. J. S. Barber held at the Methodist church with Knights Templar conducting graveside rites.
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Clifford Stone
Tuscalosa
Ala
J. P. Parsons
A. F. Smith
G. D. Worcester
East Liverpool
Ohio
D. P. Hubbard
J. M. Roberts
Brighton
Cemetery Association
Fred Barber
Denver
Careton
Cripple Creek
D. Shadomy
Pueblo
Barber
J. R. Botte
Clark
East
Methodist
Coffman
Linn Grove Cemetery
Knights Templar
Delta News Roundup From the Loweree Area
Miss Allie Archibald has been sick this week. Will Hurd worked in Kersey for Gus Lynning. Miss Agnes Robb visited Loweree with Miss Leta Cary. Miss Mary Robb returns from Denver to stay with her parents the Robbs. Mrs. Pearl Ragsdale visited Canon City before returning home. Crops look good this year with no hail and timely rains. Beets thrive. Delta farmers went to Denver for the Democratic convention, including Fay Robb and Albert Lawrence. Etta Gross and Mary Robb picnicked on the river. Vanderpool and Stevenson harvested peas, unsure of profits until factory reports arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Archibald
Will Hurd
Kersey
Gus Lynning
Agnes Robb
Leta Cary
Loweree
Mary Robb
Denver
S. Robb
Pearl Ragsdale
Mrs. Green
Canon City
Mr. Fay
Mr. S. Robb
Albert Lawrence
Mr. Vanderpool
Mr. Stevenson
Windsor Items and Local Visits
Mrs. Donegan and her daughter of Denver visit Mrs. J. G. Hess. Miss Selah Beamer returns from Greeley. Geo. Springer goes to Maine to visit parents. Rev. Cooper's family back from mountain trip. A light rain aids crops in Windsor area. Dell Middleton and Art Chipman report fishing at Stove Prairie. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hahn with Nell Evans and Ada Robinson go to the mountains. Fannie Havre returns to Fort Collins after Windsor visit. Mrs. Jewell and son and Miss Lloyd plan Denver and Silverton summer stays. Mr. Lloyd resumes work at Trinidad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Cooper
Windsor
Dell Middleton
Art Chipman
Stove Prairie
E. L. Hahn
Nell Evans
Ada Robinson
Fannie Havre
Fort Collins
Local notes and obituaries from Fort Lupton area
Lupton R W Beredum left for Sherman New York to take a milk condenser position. Edna Boulwour returned Sunday after two weeks with her sister at Walsenberg. Reed of Kansas City stayed with Chas Londell for days en route to California. Mrs Vick Roy with Mrs Mack Smith took Baby Vick Roy to the mountains for a rest. Y s hay frame outing at Wm Decker’s lawn. Mrs Wm Mayfield died west of Fort Lupton Monday July 13 after measles and pneumonia. husband and grown children live in area.
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R. W. Beredum
Sherman
N. Y
Edna Boulwour
Walsenberg
Mr. Reed
Kansas City
Chas. Londell and
Reed
California
Vick Roy
Mack Smith
Baby Vick Roy
Wm. Decker
Wm. Mayfield
Fort Lupton
Thursday club gathers at Mrs St John home
The Thursday afternoon club met at the home of Mrs. St. John with members responding to roll call by listing favorite authors. Cool dainties were served, creating a pleasant afternoon as members spent time together mourning the wife and mother.
Fairplay District Social And Harvest Notes
Mrs H Dahlgren and the Misses Alma and Olga visited Ault on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs L B Carpenter of Greeley spent last week with their son A B Carpenter. First alfalfa cutting stacked and grain irrigated. Crops look better after heavy showers helping grain and potatoes with little hay harm. Mr and Mrs Albert Nichols spent Convention week in Denver returning Saturday. Miss Grace Nichols spent last week in Greeley. Miss Ruth Henderson, recently with her sister Mrs J P Fry near Grover, is home now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dahlgren
Alma
Olga
Ault
Carpenter
Greeley
A. B. Carpenter
Albert Nichols
Denver
Grace Nichols
Ruth Henderson
J. P. Fry
Grover
A Good Combination Gardener’s Morning Glory Sunflower Spoof
A town sighting features a large tiled jardiniere with climbing morning glories and sunflowers planted as a joke. The sunflowers surge up beside the vines, the garden war becoming a spectacle of bright colors and a summer delight for the keeper.
Forgetful husbands and clever wedding timing
A pair of anecdotes shows practical humor in memory and habits. Mrs. Lombard explains she chose a holiday wedding to aid a forgetful husband, while another tale notes a February 22 anniversary avoided by careful planning. A mother’s gentle guidance and a boy’s saucer scraping add domestic amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lombard
Grain market quotes and a patent remedy ad
Grain prices list wheat corn oats and pork with open high low and close figures from the John G. Morgan Brokerage in the Union Bank Building. An advertisement touts McGee's Baby Elixir as a cure for stomach and bowel troubles in infants priced at 25 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Morgan Brokerage Company
Union Bank
Roosevelt Proclaims Name Change to Cleveland National Forest
President Roosevelt signs a proclamation renaming the San Jacinto national forest reserve the Cleveland national forest in honor of the late Grover Cleveland. Mrs. Grover Cleveland receives the official letter informing her of the change dated July 15 at Oyster Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Cleveland
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
San Jacinto National Forest Reserve
Cleveland National Forest
Terribly Scalded Relief Promised By Snow Liniment
Advert shows Ballard's Snow Liniment for burns and scalds claiming instant pain relief and rapid healing for家庭 accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
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1. O. Glazier Jeweler
Rissler
Older & Johnston
Coronado Court
F.E. Boynton
Ellow
Boynton
St. Market
Ninth Street
Dauth
Evans
J. G. Reed
H. Bradenhauser
Sterling
Dr. Bovard
W. D. Young
THE
DELTA
Etta Gross
Mas
Mother
Hurlbut’s
Hurlbut
Greeley Steam Laundry
Kennedy
DeWitt
Windsor T
Lupton
Fairplay District
Farmers Supply and Mch. Co
Colorado
New York
Farmers Institute
Colorado Agricultural College
Gilcrest
Agricultural College
Curtis & Son Jewelers and Opticians
Ninth Ave
Conrad & Scott
Iver Johnson
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