Evans and Loveland visitors fill town notes
All over Weld announces visits and arrivals. Rev Stillman travels to Loveland this week while Rar Vanaken from Loveland spends a day with Evans friends. Miss Clara Godding of Burns Kansas stays with Mrs W F Smith and Miss Rosa Willie visits Denver over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman
Loveland
Rar Vanaken
Evans
Clara Godding
Burns, Kan
W. F. Smith
Rosa Willie
Denver
Local Farmers Report Wheat and Beet Progress
Highland lake A P Bollenger grows fine wheat above the ditch. Mr Hamilton visits Greeley. Doughty couple returns to Arvada. Sammie Doughty visits with Charles Kerr. Bollenger buys land near Brighton. Sugar beets thinned and hoed. Grain crop above water appears promising. P M Mead recovers after mule kick injury. The wedding bells rang at Mr Hamilton's home as Sabra, oldest daughter, marries J L Corder with Rev D A Strong officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P. Bollenger
Mr. Hamilton
Greeley
Mr. Doughty
Arvada
Sammie Doughty
Charles Kerr
A. P Bollenger
Brighton
Sabra
J.L. Corder
D. A. Strong
Local notes and visits fill week in town
Aalt born July 8 to Mr and Mrs A F Ryan a son. Miss Jeremiasson of Denver visits her brother J Jeremiasson. Miss Onie Robinson of Iowa visits Charles Robinson. Mrs Ida Johns of McKeesport visits sisters Cora Jackson and Nellie Morrison. Jacob Hasbrouck near Sterling rents A F s addition brick house. Emma Burman weeks away. Archer Bros sell meat market to Henry Thompson who continues business at old stand. Curfew bell rings at 9 pm. youths out after hours risk punishment. Mrs Eldridge Green leaves to visit east. Rev Charles Elliott goes to the mountains for a week or ten days. Rev Dickenson of Eaton with him. Rev Albert Hawkes and wife of Cripple Creek visit the Morrison family. H R Shields, former Advertiser editor, leaves last week, owner G H Bradfield remains in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Ryan
Misss Jeremiasson
Denver
J. Jeremiasson
Onie Robinson
Iowa
Charles Robinson
Ida Johns
McKeesport
Penn
Cora Jackson
Nellie Morrison
Eldridge Green
Charles Elliott
Dickenson
Eaton
Albert Hawkes
Cripple Creek
Morrison
Connecticut
Local residents visit kin and resorts across Colorado
Mr David Cipson enjoyed mountain trips while Mr Painter of Greeley called in Gipson on Monday. Miss Irma Orr returns home after visiting Colorado resorts. Mrs Jessup arrived from the east to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs John Huey. George Huey visits from Yuma. Mr and Mrs Pierson of Lucerne called on M P Martinson. Pierson is Martinson's brother in law. Crops look well after recent showers and hot growing weather. Mr and Mrs Valorus Webster from the Platte spent Sunday with Mrs Webster's sister Mrs F C Teller. Miss Heilman plans to attend the Fort Collins teachers institute and then vacation in the mountains before returning to Buell school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valorus Webster
the Platte
Mr. Webster
F. C. Teller
Heilman
Teachers’ Institute
Fort Collins
Buel
Local Social Visits Reported Across Crow Creek Area
Miss Caddy Klein visited Mr Witwer. Rev Oliver and Frank Williams visited Eaton last week. Miss Imias Branna from Box Elder visited Della Stanford Sunday. Mrs Briscoe and Miss Nell Briscoe with a cousin visited George and Howard Briscoe. Mrs Frank Smyzer and mother Mrs Robinson visited friends last Wednesday. A social at the 8S L W schoolhouse drew a good crowd despite afternoon rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Oliver and
Frank Williams
Eaton
Imias Branna
Box Elder
Della Stanford
Mrs. Briscoe
Nell Briscoe
Cousin
George and
Howard Briscoe
Frank Smyzer
Mrs. Robinson
Local Social Notes and Farm Update
Mr. and Mrs. Foley entertained Mr. and Mrs. Brown Sunday. Miss Bessie Smith appears on the Golden Rule store clerical list. Mr. and Mrs. Robison visited Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Sunday. Mrs. George Reed heads to Iowa for a three months stay. Mr. Vandermay reports a bountiful raspberry crop. Mr. and Mrs. J A Thompson plan to move to Nebraska. S Robb buys forty acres from Robert Moodie and will farm Bliss place. John Archibald loses a valuable horse after a run-in with a hay wagon injures another horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Smith
Golden Rule
Robison
Mrs. Burgess
George Reed
Iowa
Local Visits and Ailing Resident Update
Antelope Park Inez Ralph and Joel Franklin visited relatives in Eaton Sunday. Mr Kissman, struck by lightning Thursday, remains very low. Visits from Elmer Hagar at W L Baldridge's Sunday. W P Clark of Colorado Springs visiting H A Boullard's family. Miss Irma Van Sickle from Fort Collins spent part of last week with Miss Mabel Austin. David Emory and wife of Observatory spent Sunday with J K Pressier's family. Chancellor Buchtell preached an
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Ralph
Joel Franklin
Eaton
Mr. Kissman
Mrs. Elmer,Hagar
W. L. Baldridge
Irma van Sickle
Fort Collins
Mabel Austin
David Emory
Observatory
J. K. Pressier
Chancellor Buchtell
Sermon at the school house and visits among local families
A Sunday afternoon sermon at the school house was noted. Mrs W W Wolfe and daughters Edna and Agnes visited Mrs Roullard and Edward Fuqua and family. Orville Gagnon and family from Greeley spent the weekend with A W May and wife. Geo Roullard and Norman Baldridge, serving in the Navy, are expected home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wolfe
Edna
Agnes
Edward Fuqua
Orville Gagnon
Greeley
A. W. May
Geo. Roullard
Norman Baldridge
Uncle Sam
Navy
Kersey social notes on visitors and community events
Kersey residents hosted visitors from Greeley and Denver and hosted gatherings at local homes. Hoboes trouble the town as a deputy sheriff petition forms. Officials from Omaha measured Platte and Poudre rivers. John France enjoyed a remarkable 200 plus fish catch and shared them with friends. Social functions included a Witwer-hosted gathering, a Plumb children’s party with chaperones, and an E L Tew dinner praised for elegance and decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Platte
Poudre
John France
Eaton Socials and Travel Fractions in Town News
Givan visited Eaton last week while Lulu Leadbetter returned from Denver. The Christian Endeavor held a social at R. M. Hutchison's home. E K Mullen and Ed Ryan of Colorado Milling were in town. Congressman Bonynge discussed post office matters with local businesspeople. Adams plans to Buffalo with family returning in August. Visitors include Mrs. Currier of Tarpon Springs and Mr Taplin of Highgate Center. Hugh Weller travels via U P to Salt Lake with Grand Junction stop. Hail damage near Black Hollow noted but crops viewed as less severe. A six o clock dinner hosted by Mrs Coffman for eight ladies.
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Christian Endeavor Society
R. M. Hutchison
E. K. Packard
Florence
Denver
E. K. Mullen
Ed. Ryan
Colorado Milling Company
Eaton
U. S
Bonynge
A. C. Adams
Buffalo
N. Y
S. B. Currier
Tarpon Springs
Florida
C. P. Taplin
Highgate Center
Vermont
F. L. Weller
Hugh
U. P
Salt Lake
Grand Junction
Ben Middleton
Black Hollow
J. F. Coffman
Mesdames Lair
Woods
White
Neel
Middleton
Giddings
Currier
Taplin
Barley Harvest Underway As Farmers Report Ripe Crops
LACRANCE region farmers begin cutting barley with most fields ripe. Local residents and visitors share weekend updates as families travel and tend homes. Several residents visit relatives, discuss house repairs, and plan short trips to nearby Chambers Lake.
Itinerant Vendor License Notice For Greeley 1905
Public notice warns that carrying on any temporary or transient business in Colorado without a license under the Itinerant Vendor act is illegal. It directs individuals to obtain a county license from the clerk and recorder with applicable fees, display proof, and comply or face penalties and legal action.
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Greeley
Colo
Community Notes From Beebe and Area
Beebe draws S W Dean of Greeley to visit his parents. Miss Rachel Stiger of Denver visits Miss Josie Anderson. Mr and Mrs Oster and Miss Rica attend Nantes church. Devinny has road work done locally. Arens visit with Chesnut family. Bert Anderson suffers facial injury from horse mishap. several teeth knocked out and lips cut. stitches applied and recovery expected over weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Dean
Greeley
Rachel Stiger
Denver
Josie Anderson
Oster
Rica
Nantes
Devinny
Bert Anderson
Mr. Anderson
LaSalle Community Notes and Death of Mrs. Porter Baird
Mrs W L Thomason was away several days this week. Wm Farley of St Louis arrived in LaSalle Tuesday evening. Willie Bird has recovered enough to walk on crutches. D S Ellis and family and Miss Blanche Sibley of Greeley are in the mountains this month. Springs Iowa visited Mrs D S Ellis Friday and Saturday. Chris Sorenson and family returned from an extended east trip. Mrs Sorenson benefited by the journey. A group of LaSalle youths attended ice cream socials at Miss Nelson’s Big Bend and at the Misses McWilliams in Greeley. Mrs Porter Baird died Monday evening at 8 oclock south of LaSalle. Funeral was held Wednesday morning conducted by Rev Wylie of Evans. She leaves a husband three daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Farley
St. Louis
LaSalle
Willie Bird
D. S. Ellis
Blanche Sibley
Greeley
Thomas Taylor
College Springs
Iowa
D. S.ellis
Chris Sorenson
Managerial Assignment for Laura C. Murchison Continued
By arrangement with the board of directors the office of The Cache la Poudre Reservoir Co. and The New Cache la Poudre Irrigating Co. will be in charge of Miss Laura C. Murchison until July 25, 1906, E. S. Pinney, Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cache la Poudre Reservoir Co
Cache la Poudre Irrigating Co
Laura C. Murchison
E. S. Pinney
FARMERS' SPUR Notes From Home and Abroad
Mrs Emmerson plans return soon from Scotland. The Croll girls of Greeley visit Mrs L Starcher this week. The Japs are harvesting beets with satisfactory progress. A balloon ascent at Seeley Lake last Friday ended unhappily as the balloon tangled in a tree and the man fell into the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeley Lake
Mrs Keyes Visiting as Farmers Busy in Grain Country
Mrs. Keyes of Denver is here visiting. The farmers are busy cutting grain in the vicinity. Miss Lilly Todd has been visiting in Denver for the past two weeks. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Stone's home Thursday afternoon. The Misses Lizzie Wiggett and Emily Davis visited in Pleasant Valley Monday.
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Lilly Todd
Denver
Ladies Aid
Mrs. Stone
Lizzie Wiggett
Emily Davis
Pleasant Valley
Buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Urges readers to purchase Chamberlain's remedy for colic cholera and diarrhoea now. Claims urgency and potential life saving value, noting availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Dancing and Concert on the Mountain Summit
A special train will run from Greeley to Glacier Lake on Friday July 21 for a mountain summit dancing and concert event. The Colorado and Southern and Colorado and Northwestern lines operate the service with open observation cars departing at 7 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Lake
Colorado & Southern
Colorado & Northwestern
Greeley
County Clerk Davis Urges Prompt Action to Continue Business
Charles Davis, Weld County Colorado County Clerk and Recorder, signs a brief closing note urging immediate steps to continue business. The terse missive emphasizes diligence and prompt adherence to official processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Davis
Weld County
Colorado
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