Ault News Mix Includes Banks Builds and Moves
Ault prepares for two banks in operation soon while elevator and warehouse progress. Gracfe's addition sees new homes. Joll, Thompson, and Gallivan entries mark recent moves. Local events feature chicken pie supper, a merry go round, a near hotel fire, and plans for a Veteran War association in Loveland.
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Ault
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
R. L. Pence
J.a.tolefson
Gracfe
Theodore Joll
Graefe
Henry Thompson
Grover
Oscar Curtis
Gilcrest Lumber Company
Joan Gallivan
Cora Jackson
Jackson
Local social notes and obituaries from Eaton area
LASALLE Grace Ellis visits Miss Winifred Sibley in Greeley this week. Many regional residents travel for business, visits, and social events including Miss Edith A Herrington, Mrs. McKenney, and the Wylie and Sproull families. A two year old Neva Davis of Big Bend died after a brief illness. funeral held with Rev. Taylor. Various visits and gatherings occur at Eaton, Wellington, and Estes Park, with a note on a runaway incident involving rural carrier J. Shephard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ellis
Winifred Sibley
Greeley
D. S. Ellis
Denver
Rev
Mrs. J. M. Wylie
LaSalle
Neva
William Davis
Big Bend
Rev. Taylor
Local Visitors and Outings Detailed
Florence DeVolle visits with Mr. Lynn for weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and baby enjoy tea at Mr. Ford's on Tuesday. Frank Thompson and Mr. Lowery called in LaGrange Friday. John Law and family visit Mr. Ford's Saturday. John Hall and family go to the Poudre for rest and fishing. Alvin Morrison and Newton Brooks call at Lauridsen's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsey plan moving to Greeley this week. Mrs. Neff and baby with the Jacksons visit Eng lish's and Lauridsen's last week. Charles Mulford and relatives visit from New Jersey, enjoy travels to the Poudre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence DeVolle
Mr. Lynn
Alvin Morrison
Windsor
Newton Brooks
Canon City
Lauridsen
Charles Mamsay
Greeley
Charles Neff
John Jackson
Clarke
A. R. English
Social notes from Lafayette area residents and visitors
Mrs Henry Funk visits Lafayette this week while Amos Moore is reported dead. Mrs G R Park returns home after weeks with daughter Jin Sterling. Miss Frances Hopkins of Iowa and Miss Lillie Newton of Greeley visit Mrs T E Perry. Mrs Craig and Miss Alice drive it says in local notes.
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Henry Funk
Lafayette
Ward
Amos Moore
G. R. Park
Jin Sterling
Frances Hopkins
Iowa
Lillie Newton
Greeley
T. E. Perry
Craig
Alice
Local Socials and Visits Reported Around Eaton
Mrs G N Yeagy traveled to Denver on Tuesday while W W Brown handled Fort Collins business this week. The Misses Wright enjoyed several days in the capital city last week and A W Ward with his wife are on a Zimmermans outing. Miss Mary Kendel of Greeley visited Eaton relatives last weekend. A daughter was born Sunday July 24 to Mr and Mrs W A Roy. Mesdames A J Eaton E W Goodan and Weber attended Denver for a few days. Mrs C W Clapp and their daughter were mentioned living in Eaton society notes.
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Ters
Denver
Eaton
T. C. Gates
Harold Lair
W. Lair
W. W. Sullivan
Netherlands
Boulder
Mrs. Reardon
John Paul
Wife
Windsor
Albert Eaton
Frank Doolittle
Estes Park
C. E. Society
J. W Schilie
Lawson
Capital
W. L. Petrikin
B. G. Eaton
Garman
Margaret Bond
Idaho Springs
W.W. Brown
Fort Collins
Wright
A. W. Ward
Zimmerman’s
Mary Kendel
Greeley
W. A. Roy
A. J. Eaton
E. W. Goodan
Weber
C. W. Clapp
Daugh
Local Notes From BIC Bend and Nearby
BIC Bend Services proceed normally next Sunday. Ernest Davis is ill this week and James Stone has a fever with Dr. Dawson of Platteville caring for him. Over $25 was raised at the Miller box social Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and daughter visited Greeley. Miss Esther stayed behind to visit friends. Charles Jepsen is cutting his grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jepsen
Miller's
James Stone
Dawson
Platteville
Nelson
Greeley
Esther
Kersey News Notes Local People and Projects
Kersey residents attend services and visits occur across towns including Greeley Denver Humboldt Snyder Boulder Stocking Ill. and Boulder. A horse and cow are lost to trains. a bank site is discussed as a new local venture amid promising crop prospects for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Local Social Roundup From Antelope Park
Antelope Park social notes report Hugh O Hara and N S Cazer visiting in Ault on Sunday. Illness of W Hall improves. M and M King with E J King visit BE G Darner in Ault. William Wailes and Stella visit David Wailes. Helsabeck returns from Farnworth visit in Nebraska. Harry Nixon and others depart for a two week mountain outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nixon
Earl Austin
Fred and
Leslie Rinehart
Harry Hillis
Local residents visit. cattle strays and phone upgrades noted
Frank Benton of Hardin spent last week in Denver. P. T. Putnam of Greeley visited town Monday. Roy and Guy Neal of Kersey were here a day last week. John Klug has shipped hay for the past week. Colorado Telephone Co. is installing several new phones in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Donovan of Greeley visited their daughter, Mrs. O J Rice, over Sunday. Nettie and Marion Neal of Kersey spent a week with their aunt, Mrs. D Scobey. Mr. and Mrs. G R Hunter returned to Loveland Friday after visiting Mrs Hunters parents, Mr. and Mrs. A E Harris. Master Hugh Clark of Elwell was here a day last week to check on cattle pastured at J P Klug's ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Putnam
Greeley
Roy
Guy Neal
Kersey
John Klug
Colorado Telephone Company
Neal Donovan
O. J. Rice
Nettie
Marion Neal
D. ©. Scobey
G. R. Hunter
Loveland
Johnstown Briefs Highlight Rain and Local News
Rain visited Johnstown last Sunday delaying baseball game with Highland Lake. Sid Gray traveled to Platteville for a few days on business. Mrs Waites and daughter with child visit Eaton relatives. Minor boy ingested needle and remains ill. Woodmen of the World held a social with good turnout. Great Western to start grading extension to Hillsboro next week. Riley of Loveland secured road grading contract. Bugard traveled to Denver to bring beet workers. muddy trip due to daily rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Gray
Platteville
Denver
Johnstown
The Club North Side Country Club Meeting
The North Side Country Club met July 22 at Mrs. James Graham's Seely's lake home. After business a discussion on Does Vacation Pay? featured Mrs. Bliss and Mrs. Deffke for, and Mrs. Riggs and Mrs. Tisdale against. Miss Graham provided music. refreshments followed. Next gathering August 4 at Mrs. David Bliss's home.
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North Side Country Club
James Graham
Seely’s Lake
W. Bliss
Deffke
Elsie Riggs
Tisdale
Graham
David Bliss
Afternoon at the Boulder Chautauqua Excursion by Rail
The Colorado and Southern Railway offers a convenient one fare round trip from northern Colorado to Boulder Chautauqua with a low Sunday rate that includes admission. An attractive program is planned this season and an afternoon visit is highly recommended. Write the Colorado Chautauqua association in Boulder for the complete program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern Railway
Northern
Colorado
Boulder
Missouri Pacific Sells Round Trip Tickets at 829
Effective immediately Missouri Pacific offers a round trip fare from Colorado common points to St Louis and return for 829.00 with a ten day stopover in Kansas City. Sale is valid until October 31st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
St. Louis
Kansas City
Parks and playgrounds praised across states in letter
A reader urges Greeley to adopt Roosevelt era ideas of public parks as a breathing space for women and children. The piece cites Belfast Maine’s success with a shoreline park and praises local women for pushing park projects, urging Colorado cities to act before space runs out.
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Greeley
Eaton
Windsor
Ault
Kersey
Denver
Cheyenne
Colo
Hallowell
Belfast
Maine
Republican-Journal
I Greeley
Colorado
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from 1886 Toledo Ohio
Frank J. Cheney a senior partner of F J Cheney & Co promises one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnessed sworn statement December 6 1886. Ad claims internal use cures blood and mucous surfaces and promotes testimonials sent free. Sold by all druggists.
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State of Ohio
City of
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
State Amreseld
Hall
Canarch & Ure
Ank
J. Cheney
A. W. Gleason
Free, Sey & CO
Solicitor Wanted for Greeley Gas Company
Tuesday afternoon Justice House sent Dan Bush and Clarence Roach to district court for trial with bail set at 500 dollars each. They are in custody on a charge stemming from borrowing a pasture halter lacking an owner’s permission and later discovering a horse tied to the halter. The horse, owned by Allen Small, was kept in J B Painter’s pasture near Kersey and later moved to a pasture near Grover.
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Justice House
Dan Bush
Clarence Roach
District Court
Durance Vile
Allen Small
J. B. Painter
Kersey
Grover
Bush
First Carnival Accident Involving 12 Year Old Boy
The first serious carnival accident occurred Tuesday afternoon when 12 year old William Craft, son of G W Craft, was run over by a miniature railway car. His left arm broke above the elbow and wrist, and his right leg was badly cut. He fell while running with playmates, was treated by Drs Mulford and Miller, and sent home to west Ninth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Craft
G. W. Craft
Willie
Hills Visit Reveals Water Supply Concerns
Alderman Dan Stroh returns from a two week mountain trip partly for leisure and to inspect a reported city water supply. He will present a formal council report with Alderman Rugh after both return. Stroh notes irrigation projects aimed at crossing the Continental Divide into the Poudre River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stroh
Rugh
Strohl
Poudre
For Rent Five Rights Fossil Creek Reservoir Water
For Rent. Five rights to Fossil Creek Reservoir water, listed by H. H. Croll. Bell phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fossil Creek
H. H. Croll
Bell Phone
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Meggs
Belle Housen
Strawsburg
E. H. Beeson
Ruth Flint
Chicago
G. H. Young
R. Huffsmith
P. Hl. Berriosti
A. W. Rickard
Mary Herriott
Peckham
Wilson
Taylor
Norris
Greenfield
Annie Robinson
Denver University
Robinson
Whittier
Weaver
Bessie Beattie
Edith A Herrington
Madison
Charles McKenney
L. J. Herrington
Ella McMillan
Sparta
Ill
Sproull
B. B. Sibley
Lizzie Kender
Laura Snyder
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
R. P. Chureh
Evans
James Dunn
Miss McMwllan
Major Laybourn
Schick
T. H. Dailey
James McArtney
John McArtney
Baton
Fort Covington
N. Y
McArtney
Nellie
J. Shephard
Mr. Shephard
A. S. Lincoln
Florence Packard
Nellie McArtney
Hugh Denio
Lacrance
John Hall
Charles Mulford
New Jersey
G. N. Yeagy
Morey Mercantile Co
MOREY
Bic Bend
Ernest Davis
J. W. Sargent
Charles Simonsen
N Oey
Chuck Pierson
Hefferman
Joe Nestler
Wyowing
F. Renton
Mr. Roberts
State Land Company
Mr. Rosencrans
Cy Neil
H. E. Witwer
S. L.W
Robert Watkins
Humboldt
James Hood
Charles Moore
Stockton
Kan
Mrs. Smith
Snyder
Miss Clanton
George Hullman
Mr. Clanton
Antelope Park
Hugh O'Hara
N. S. Cazer
Ault. W
Frank Benton
The
Chautauqua
I. E. Fisher
Frees Brothers
Frees Boys
Genett Sisters
Eighth Street
Ninth Avenue
F. Opper
Gus
Greeley Gas Company
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