Local visits across Colorado towns noted
Mr. and Mrs. Doolittle visited relatives near Greeley. Mrs. Fay Blandin and children visited relatives at Sedgwick. The Bayes brothers spent time with friends at Fort Collins. Miss Ethel Williams tested for Idaho and will visit her sisters. Mrs. A Allen, visiting her daughter Mrs. Ernest Blandin, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doolittle
Greeley
Fay Blandin
Sedgwick
Bayes Brothers
Fort Collins
Ethel Williams
Idaho
A. Allen
Ernest Blandin
Highland Lake News Roundup at Highland Lake
Paul Markham remains very ill at Highland Lake as of writing. Farrar of Fort Collins visited relatives this weekend. Mrs. W. F. Kistler hosts a large party this week. Mayfield cow loss reported after lightning strike Saturday. Arthur Terry joined Eri Knott to the mountains midweek for beef cattle. Highland Lake Mercantile Co. store opened Wednesday with strong trade. Farmers on dry farms report good grain yields. hail Tuesday caused crop damage but rainfall aided moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Terry
Eri. H. Knott
Highland Lake Mercantile Co
Work Advances On New Columbine School House
Construction at Columbine moves forward as the new school building takes shape. Mrs. Arthur Ling and her two daughters embark for Seattle for several months seeking health benefits and will pause a week in Salt Lake City. F Moore and Lee Harbour dug a deep drainage ditch and graded the farm road corner, incurring expense but yielding better road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ling
Seattle
Salt Lake City
F. Moore
Lee Harbour
Bethel Ladies Plan Ice Cream Social in Lone Tree
The Bethel Ladies Aid hosts an ice cream social at Mr. and Mrs. Bronson's next Saturday evening with all invited. Residents note a long visit by Fort Collins guests and plans for Edna McKee to move to Harrisburg, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Mrs. McKee
Miss Edna McKee
Denver
Miss Edna
Harrisburg
United Produce Plant Finished and Community Events
The United Produce company building is completed after a lengthy under construction period. The Junior League plans a picnic on J. N. Foster lawn. Cyrus Neal is credited for the use of his team aiding the league. Mrs Hansteen arrives in Kersey to care for grandchildren Johnnie and Eddie, who lost their father two months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Produce Company
J. N. Foster
Cyrus Neal
Local notes and family births amid weather and business changes
Roscoe Johnson plans a house east of the railroad while a son was born to Rev. and Mrs. Charles Elliott. Baptist Sunday school children’s day exercises were held. Several hail storms passed near Ault with none nearby. Local residents take mountain trips. a baby narrowly survived rat biscuit poisoning. Hudson and Robinson enlarge a shop for autos and widen doors for through traffic. Rialto visitor J. R. McKinley exhibits a twenty inch grave fruit at Farmers' National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Johnson
Charles Elliott
Baptist Sunday School
Katherine
Myra Link
George Link
W. KE. Parker
J. W. Bridges
Oscar
Charles Kinsey
Dr. Craig
Hudson & Robinson
J. R. McKinley
Rialto
Calif
O. W. McKinley
Farmers’ National Bank
Cyclone Near Ault Damages Farm and Property
A cyclone touched down near Ault last week damaging the Pixler farm and nearby fields. It ripped up six year old apple trees, tossed a hayrack twenty feet, and lifted a house from its foundation. Witnesses described the funnel as high in the air with the lower edge causing the harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Charles Pixler
Ault
Erving Miller's Field
Denver Moves and Nebraska Visit Reported in Delta News
Henry Schaltheuser traveled to Denver last Friday to work in the U P roundhouse. Mrs Roe Calvin and her two children went to Nebraska for a six weeks visit. Manchester traded a farm for a Denver grocery store and will relocate with family. Anna Huffman and her boys go to Palisade to live with the Zupkes. Foley family returned from Minturn visit. Clarkson family member travels to Hutchinson for ill mother. A Sunday school is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schaltheuser
Denver
U. P
Roundhouse
Roe Calvin
Maggie
Van
Nebraska
Manchester
Anna Huffman
Palisade
Jobin Clarkson
Hutchinson
Kan
Hoke
Morris
Crawford
Rally at Kersey Sunday Attended by Delta Sunday School
A rally at Kersey is planned for next Sunday with Delta Sunday school attendees invited. The notice urges all interested to beat Kersey at 10 o'clock and bring lunch. In the preceding Saturday, Lizzie Green hosted a birthday party for Dolly and Mary Sehlatheuser with neighborhood children enjoying refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Delta Sunday School
Beat Kersey
Lizzie Green
Dolly
Mary Sehlatheuser
Childern
Lucerne Social Roundup of Local Residents
Miss Lena Watt of Greeley visited Grace Duvall on Sunday. Mrs. P. J. Houston met friends in Eaton Thursday. O. N. Ward returns home after months in southern states. Rosie Meeker, daughter of Jim Meeker, ill with a light typhoid fever. Mrs. Don Dewald and Mrs. N. J. Houston visited Mrs. Deck Lee in Greeley Friday. Mrs. Hixon and her mother Mrs. Cat tron return from Boulder after ten days away. Grant, formerly at Eaton flour mill, will oversee Lucerne Produce and Elevator Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Watt
Greeley
Grace Duvall
P. J. Houston
Eaton
O. N. Ward
Rosie Meeker
Jim Meeker
Don Dewald
N. J. Houston
Deck Lee
Hixon
Cattron
Boulder
Grant
Eaton Flour Mill
Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company
Windsor Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Windsor residents report visits and travels with Layburn in Faton on Sunday. J H Bills spent several days in Denver last week. Mrs Ben Florance of Greeley visited Windsor friends in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Layburn
Faton
J. H. Bills
Denver
Ben Florance of
Greeley
Windsor
Layton Yancey Becomes Pro of Local Confectionery Store
Mrs. F L Weller of Eaton visits Windsor relatives this week. Mrs. M E Fuller enjoys time with sister Miss Greeley. R E Hanna left Friday, the gate of the W W, the tide coup in session at Seattle. Jeff Monday rings for visit with his mother. Miss Adda Smith leaves to visit her uncle and aunt in Los Angeles for several months. Mrs J H Shane returns from Denver hospital stay in improved health. Epworth Seay members hosted by Mr and Mrs Ro Dickey with a straw ride and country home entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton Yancey
Candy Box
F. L. Weller
Eaton
Windsor
M. EB. Fuller
Miss Greeley
R. E. Hanna
Tye
Seattle
Epworth Seay
Pleas
Ro Dickey
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Comfort
Advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for constipation noting a pleasant bowel movement with no disagreeable effects. Mentions price at 25 cents and free samples available from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Prica
Get Acquainted Day Picnic via C. and S. at Eldora Springs
Special outing for Greek businessmen and friends at Eldora Springs on Friday July 19. Round trip by C. and S. with gate admission at 225 dollars. Train leaves Greeley at 7 39 p.m. Children half above rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Springs
Incindi
Greeley
Residents Return and Travel Notes From Owl Creek
Miss Roxie Brown returns from Denver while Miss Nora Bechtolt visits Nunn for a week. Truman Bechtolt comes back from a Berthoud trip. C W Abbott reports business in Boulder last week. The Rev Hawks from Iowa visits cousin F Speese and admires Colorado. Ss H Birdsall from Pinebluffs Wyoming visits H P Leighman home. Crops spared by hail begin harvest as wheat stays well filled. ruined fields are being cut for feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Brown
Denver
Nora Bechtolt
Nunn
Truman Bechtolt
Berthoud
C. W Abbott
Boulder
Rev. Hawks
Iowa
F. Speese
Colorado
Ss. H. Birdsall
Pinebluffs
Wyo
H. P. Leighman
Local Notes on Residents and Travel History
Kersey Dan Scobey is acutely ill at present. I Williams owns an auto. Clarke Moore left Friday for a week in Idaho Springs. Mrs O R Lewis and Miss King returned from a trip across the range. J N Foster hauled cement blocks Monday for the foundation of a new residence. Mr and Mrs A N Burke and daughter returned after two weeks in Colorado Springs. The grain elevator belonging to
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Williams
Clarke Moore
Idaho Springs
O. R. Lewis
Miss King
J. N. Foster
A. N. Burke
Colorado Springs
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Burnett
Pure Food Commission
Joseph Burnett Co
Boston, Mass
Cardi
Na K. Stockover
Opera House Block
Greeley, Colorado
P* H. C. Bennett
Osteopathic
Office Opera House
Greeley, Colo
Thomas F. Quinn, M.D.D
Oasis Stables
Martha A. Morrison, Amanda N. Hamilton
Coronado
W. M. Lindgren
6Th Street
Notary Public
First National Bank
Eighth Street
Henry Clay
Luther
Bank Block
Colo
Bills Bros
8Th Ave
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C V.S
van Sickle’s Livers
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
Wyatt
Highland Lake
Paul Markham
Columbine
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DELTA
Lucerne
Shaw Dry Goods Co
Harry HH. Shaw
OWL
Dan Scobey
Shaw’s
Besiamaar
Cinghaws
Seater
Dwneers
Wilton
Brussels
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