Local notes from Ault and surrounding area
Ault H Reynolds druggist from Greeley visited town. Dr Sexton formerly of Dakota sought a location. Locals fished at Clark's Lake. Baptists to observe communion at schoolhouse. Eva K Neil of Denver organized Ladies of the Maccabees in Ault. B Y P U to host ice cream and strawberry festival Friday at the schoolhouse. Leo Allison, 9, had a heart trouble spell. Rev S H Cheadle preached farewell at Congregational church. A W Morrison went to Denver for eye treatment. Wilbur Hart and Anna Frye wed at the bride’s parents, per Rev Cheadle. Ladies' Aid to meet next Thursday due to storm. C W Shannon’s 40th birthday celebrated. about 60 guests. Memorial Day services by G A R post with George W Bailey speaker. weather fair. Police court active on 23d with five arrests for illicit liquor. four tried, three convicted, one dismissed. one case continued and one appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Clark’s Lake
Eva K. Neil
Denver
Leo
Milton Allison
S. H. Cheadle
Congregational Church
A. W. Morrison
Chauncey Frye
Wilbur Hart
Anna Frye
H. Cheadle
Friends
C. W. Shannon
Shannon
Community Visitors Gather in Local Week
CIPSON Mrs Peck visits from the soldiers' home to see old friends. Miss Alice Scott spent the weekend with Miss Maude Smith. Lee Evans and family joined from Saturday to Monday with his brother Hugh Evans. Mr and Mrs James Jessee and daughter Carrie visited Friday with Mr and Mrs Spurgeon. Mrs Wilson and son Clarence and Clarence Heckert left for Michigan after winter with Mrs Harsh and Mrs Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Evans
Hugh Evans
James Jessee
Carrie
Spurgeon
Wilson
Clarence
Clarence Heckert
Michigan
Windsor Update on Local Buildings and Flood Impact
The Foster Schmidt and Felmlee building nears completion while the Cobbs structure has a roof, is lathed, and floors laid. The High school track meet was hampered by flood damage. Lars Christiansen recovered from toyhold fever. Heavy flood damage affected river bottom farmers. Constable B F Beamer served subpoenas in Al Armstrong's case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Christiansen
B. F. Beamer
District Court
al Armstrong
Elwell Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Marriages
George Dunn Elwell family spent Sunday with Berthoud relatives. Ella Noble Berthoud visits Mrs. John Martin. Bertha Kibby returns from Normal High School. R Scott leaves blacksmithing for Kiernes job. Carrie Jorgensen joins husband in Denver. R C Scott and Myrtle Thornburg report marriage last week. Beulah Shull finishes Normal High School course in Greeley and visits Elwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunn
Berthoud
Ella Noble
John Martin
Bertha Kibby
Normal
R. ©. Scott
Kiernes
Carrie Jorgensen
Everitt
Denver
R. C. Scott
Myrtle Thornburg
Crow Creek Social and Local Happenings
Miss Fannie Pearson and Mrs Umberger with Pearl visited Greeley on Saturday. Miss Julia Stow and Miss Mary Bondeson traveled to Denver. A social is planned at the S L W schoolhouse next Saturday evening. Mr Macey preached there last Wednesday and will preach biweekly. Charles Robinson sustained eight stitches after a horse kick last week. About fifty guests surprised Mr and Mrs Harry Aitenie at their wedding anniversary last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Pearson
Greeley
Umberger
Pearl
Julia Stow
Mary Bondeson
Denver
Mr. Macey
Charles Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Harry Aitenie
Local Social Notes From Ault and Nearby
Collins District Omer Hill was in Ault Sunday. Tracy Leonard visited Cart Nix Sunday. Mrs M Carder called on Lula Schoonover Saturday. June Leonard of Ault visited Josephine Gillmore Thursday. J Craine has sold his crops to his brothers C Y and M J Craine. Mrs Orval Blystone has rheumatism. Nearly all farmers here plant potatoes now. J P Frye, visiting in Greeley, returned home Saturday. Mrs C F Collins and Nettie were Eaton visitors Wednesday. Mrs Vohs and daughter of Eaton visited Mr Schoonover Saturday. Sidney McMunn of Denver visits uncle O F Collins. Mr and Mrs C F Collins entertained H P Nelson and family and R Curze Sunday. Miss Ruth Henderson of Austis-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer
C. F. Collins
Nettie
Eaton
Vohs
Schoonover
Sidney McMunn
Denver
O. F. Collins
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Nelson Draws Family Guests
J P Frye and wife hosted relatives at Crow Creek and Pleasant Valley homes last week. The party marked Mrs Nelson’s birthday with a dinner for relatives including F Collins family W J Gillmore family Jim Nelson family E B Kent family Charles Snow and wives and several others. Gifts were exchanged and the gathering was called a pleasant surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nelson
Clara
F. Collins
W. J. Gillmore
Jim Nelson
Pleasant Valley
E. BE. Kent
Charles Snow
McCoy
Schoonover
Messrs
H. Nicks
Community notices from Johnstown youth activities and events
Will correspondent notes Children's Day program in the hall,Epworth League and church on the lawn service, Balentine and Powers dance winners Oy Waite opens a new business with a social, ice cream social Friday night by Epworth League to fund hall expenses. invites all to join and meet the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Delta observes social visits and local harvest progress
Mr and Mrs W dH Bliss visited friends while Miss Fannie Day and Misses Pearl and Mary Robb hosted guests. Everett Houtchens from Taylor Texas visits his brother Sam Houtchens as crops flourish after rain. J A Thompson improves to be up and around. Delta residents fish at the reservoir as water flows into Latham reservoir and Georgia Baker returns home from Farmers Spur after attending Normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dh. H. Bliss
Robo
Everett Houtchens
Taylor, Texas
Brother
Sam Houtchens
J. A. Thompson
Latham
Georgia Baker
Farmers’ Spur
Mrs. Brown
Local News Sketches from Beebe
Miss Pearl Thompson is quite sick with the mumps. Lizzie Dupper has returned home after weeks in Greeley. Mr and Mrs Porter’s children suffer a severe measles attack. About 1500 cattle have been dipped at Chesnut’s. A dance at Bedlien’s last Thursday night was enjoyed. Chris Oster is back home after working for J P Klug. Many locals attended Normal High school graduation events. Mr Crook of Evans spoke at Sunday school. Edna and Iva Dean are home for summer vacation. Edna graduated from Normal High this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Thompson
Lizzie Dupper
Greeley
Crook of
Evans
Edna
Iva Dean
Normal High
Cheyenne Trip Notes and Local Visitors Mentioned
Gault O. T. Perry spent several days this week in Cheyenne. B. Ef. Price went to Cheyenne Monday and returned Tuesday. Mrs. Vincent Archer and son Leo were Cheyenne callers Monday. Miss Flora Hilton has been on the sick list for several days this week. J. J. Boyle of Chalk Bluffs was a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Perry
Cheyenne
B. EF. Price
Vincent Archer
Leo
Flora Hilton
J. J. Boyle
Chalk Bluffs
Valley Visitors and Local Notes Highlight Week
Local residents appear around after illness as J. J. Boyle returns home from bed. B. F. Price spent last week in Greeley,Albert Avery leaves Lucerne,William Ketcham visits Cheyenne,Clarence New travels to Greeley. J. P. Roberts finishes a large reservoir on Gerry creek. School closes with program. Mrs New sings. W. J. Merna returns from Cheyenne. A B Hilton travels east Weld county and plans more work. Perry hosts birthday gathering. Mrs Hilton and children blocked by Crow creek flood. Perry to bring organ for school funded by an earlier shadow social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Price
Greeley
Albert Avery
J. P. Roberts
Lucerne
William Ketcham
Cheyenne
Clarence New
Chalk Bluffs
Gerry Creek
Perry
A. B. Hilton
Grover
Crow Creek
O. T. Perry
James Merna
Community Notices From Lagrance Area
Mr Gladstone called on old neighbors Monday. Albert Montgomery visited LaGrange Thursday. Mr Lauridsen made a business trip to Eaton Wednesday. Mr Wilson of Windsor dined at George Adams Wednesday. Mrs John Hall called on neighbors Monday. Mrs George E Adams has been quite sick but better now. William Neff of Fort Collins plans a three month farm vacation starting Friday. The school picnic and entertainment Friday was a great success with the schoolhouse crowded and no standing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Albert Montgomery
LaGrange
Mr.Lauridsen
Eaton
Mr. Wilson
Windsor
George Adams
John Hall
George E. Adams
William Neff
Fort Collins
Local Notes from Highland Lake and Surrounding Area
Highland lake O W Holmes is quite ill with ton silitis Rufus Mead returned home Sunday morning Children s Day will be observed here June 12 Mr Murry of Denver was a caller here Saturday Mail will be carried from Platte ville beginning June 15 Tom Evans and wife of Windsor are guests of Mrs Henry Holmes Some of the young people attended the band concert at Berthoud Saturday evening The prospects for good crops here are good there being several good showers last week Summer boarders are coming to the country now There are two located at Fairview from Denver There were Memorial services in the church here Sunday and the graves in the cemetery were decorated Sunday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murry
Denver
Platteville
Tom Evans
Windsor
Henry Holmes
Berthoud
Fairview
Local Notes From Evans and Surrounding Areas
Miss Lula Brubaker of Denver visited for Decoration Day as the Evans reading room served lunch and raised $15. J. P. Fashbaugh resumes work at the depot after a three month rest. Mrs. Frank Lee of Rapid City Dakota visits her sister Mrs. L. C. Vanderlip. G. K. Carson travels to Haxtum to see his daughter Mrs. Grace Russell. Rev Beardsley of Denver delivered the Memorial address. G A R and W R C members dined at Mrs. W. G. Scott’s restaurant. Courier man Huffsmith leases his plant to Mr. Post of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Brubaker
Denver
Evans
J. P. Fashbaugh
Frank Lee
Rapid City
Dakota
L. C. Vanderlip
G. K. Carson
Grace Russell
Haxtum
Rev. Beardsley
M. BE
C. Huffsmith
Mr. Post
Memorial Day Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Bovard of Sterling Mrs Dr Park of Fort Morgan and Miss Phoebe Park of Denver visit G R Park family. Mrs C Willies garden draws crowds with buttonhole bouquets. Evans Pocahontas circle attends funeral of Mrs Ellen Runyon at Macy undertakers in Greeley. News from Blanch and Rose Neimeyer sailors returning from Hamburg on May 30 after eight months away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovard
Sterling
Dr. Park
Fort Morgan
Phoebe Park
Denver
G. R. Park
C. Willie
Evans Pocahontas Circle
Ellen Runyon
Macy
Greeley
Blanch
Rose Neimeyer
Hamberg
Germany
Local Notes From LaSalle And Nearby Towns
Hazel Sherman visited Eaton last week while Mrs. Del Reeves stayed with sister Mrs. Beers in Ault. Miss Winifred Sibley guests of Miss Edith Ellis. Mrs. Charles Godfrey seeks eye treatment in Denver. Roy Hubbard of C and S railroad in LaSalle. Miss Mariel Tilyou back from Gault. plans vacation at home. Bessie Beattie visiting Julia Currier of Greeley. Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs D M Lewis. Lena Lewis visiting parents after staying with grandmother in Idaho Springs. An earlier note about Miss Edgar at Greeley hospital is incorrect. she remains in private nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Sherman
Eaton
del Reeves
Mrs. Beers
Ault
Winifred Sibley
Edith Ellis
Charles Godfrey
Denver
Mariel Tilyou
Gault
Bessie Beattie
Julia Currier
Greeley
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. M. Lewis
Lena Lewis
Idaho Springs
LaSalle
Edgar
Greeley Hospital
Miss Edgar
Local Social Roundup at Antelope Park and Greeley
Antelope Park and Greeley residents attended visits and teas over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Baldridge shopped in Greeley Friday while Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O Hara visited N. S. Cater and family Sunday. The Baldridges, Harbor and Emery couples were hosted by local families and the Misses Boul lard Pressler and Mryde Pressler shared tea with Mrs. O. T. Austin and daughter Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Baldridge
Greeley
Hugh O’ Hara
N. S. Cater and Family
W. L. Harbor
H. Roullard
Family
Dave Emery
P. H. Rinehart
J. K. Pressier
Aloe
Jennie Boullard
Mryde Pressler
O. T. Austin
Gertrude
Prayer and church services noted at local community
A prayer meeting was held at Mrs Boal's on Wednesday. Services are set for the new church Sunday afternoon. A surprise party gathered at Mr and Mrs Will Davis's home Friday evening and enjoyed the evening.
Four Coyotes Captive as Grover Man Reports
Crover C. Davis holds four young coyotes in captivity. Otto Linglebach visited Grover Tuesday. No trains ran to Cheyenne this week. Crow Creek bridge is unsafe due to high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Davis
Otto Linglebach
Grover
Cheyenne
Crow Creek
Eaton residents visiters and travel plans noted
A roundup of Eaton area people includes Harry Bennet from Windsor Homer Cushman from Greeley and others visiting in Eaton Fort Collins and Cheyenne Plans unfold for travel with Mr and Mrs W J Farr A J Smillie G W Bill and Mrs James Wolfe among attendees at county events Families prepare trips to St Louis New York and Europe with stops at Columbia College Glasgow and the St Louis fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bennet
Windsor
Homer Cushman
Greeley
Eaton
Grandma Grant
Frank Stockover
W. W. Sullivan
Fort Collins
A. J. Eaton
Harold Lair
Baby
M. Lair
Frank Searing
John McArtney
Matt Ryan
Pleasant Valley
Cheyenne
W. B. Grant
New York City
Master James
Columbia College
St. Louis Fair
New York
T. H. Wilson
Bank of Eaton
Europe
Glasgow
Scotland
Eye Ear Nose Throat Specialist Visits Greeley This Month
A Denver ENT specialist will be in Greeley June 16 17 and 18 for consultations. He plans to visit European hospital clinics afterward and will not return until October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Greeley
Europe
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H. Reynolds
Dr. Sexton
R. B. Hayes
George W. Bailey
Cipson
Mr. Peck
Alice Scott
Maude Smith
Foster-Schmidt and Felmlee
B. T. Vincent
Ofeciamd
Aaribanks
Zyampa
Moreys
Claliia Bend
Morey
Colorado
Spic&s.coffeb
Elwell
Beulah Shull
Collins District
H. P. Nelson
R. Curze
Ruth Henderson
Austis
J. P. Frye
Nettie Blystone
Orval Blystone
J. Christman
Johnstown
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Beebe
Lacrance
Highland Lake
O.W. Holmes
Rufus Mead
Carrithers
Greeley, Colo
Roy Hubbard
C. & S. Railroad
Antelope Park
Bic Bend
Crover
A. P. Vobs
Bob Brewington
Vobs
Baptist Sunday School
K. C. Sapero
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