Local notices and community events in Ault area
Randall King returns to Ault after months away. Property transfers include W. H. Bone selling to H. A. Hailey with July possession. E. C. Whittaker moves into Ruffner house. Mrs. Geo. Fieber sells corner property to Mrs. J. W. Golden. Overland trip planned to Steamboat Springs. L O T M plans June 22 entertainment at Allison hall with refreshments and program. Cement walk at Dr. Anderson and RD. S. Padget. replacement canvas structures. Prof. E L Howett relocates to toll house. Naffzigger house repapered for new tenant. Young people social at Eichmann home. Sick list includes Mrs. Will Clark, Mrs. T. L. Davis, Harry Whowell, Beulah Avery. Doctor consult for Gladys Sexton. Rev H. H. Flory to preach to children and patriotic program in evening. Friends reorganize with Ed Brown president, Al Smith vice president, Minnie Avery secretary, Wesley Sloan treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bone
H. A. Hailey
E. C. Whittaker
Nunn
Ruffner
D. Selby
Akron Selby
H. M. Porter
Walter Gurney
Steamboat Springs
Allison Hall
Dr. Anderson
RD. S. Padget’s
E. L. Howett
Toll House
Naffzigger House
Prof. Howett
Eichmann
Will Clark
T. L. Davis
Harry Whowell
Beulah Avery
Gladys Sexton
Clymer
Berthoud
Local Notes From Johnstown Area
Harry Whowell is slowly recovering from another illness. Thad Lynn of Ault spent Sunday with his sister Mrs. Whowell. Miss Beulah Shull will teach the Primary room in Johnstown next year. J. W. Purvis is adding a portion to the war house. T. L. Davis enjoyed a brief visit from his father and mother of Greeley last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Whowell
Thad Lynn of
Ault
Mrs. Whowell
Miss Beulah Shull
Johnstown
T. L. Davis
Greeley
Local Notices and Movements Across Nearby Towns
MUNN T A Turner traveled to Longmont on Monday. W P and J L Lemonds visited Denver on Wednesday. Webster Kinneman made a business trip to Fort Collins Friday. Misses Ethel Harding and Eva Natsiger went to Wellington Tuesday. Born to Mr and Mrs M A Barnes a daughter Wednesday June 5. E W Green of Boulder is now a resident on his quarter section Ash east of town. Mrs Bertha Clemmons of Boulder visiting her parents. Mrs J Kent is ill and Mrs Maud Wall of Evans has charged the restaurant. Mesdames McMullen and Woodard of Pierce attended children day at the church. A fine rain last Saturday brings smiles to dry farmers. W P Lemonds installing a six horsepower gasoline engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Turner
Longmont
W. P
J. L Lemonds
Denver
Webster Kinneman
Fort Collins
Ethel Harding
Eva Natsiger
Wellington
E. W. Green
Boulder
Ash
Bertha Clemmons
Erastus Pomeroy
J. Kent
Maud Wall
Evans
Mesdames McMullen
Woddard
Pierce
W. P. Lemonds
Local Notes Highlight Community Improvements and Church Program
A new large well is completed and expected to provide substantial irrigation. The cemetery association met to plan fencing and improvements for the cemetery one mile north of town. Church children day program volunteers are praised for an enjoyable performance by the young participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Association
Fort Lupton Local News Briefs
The new post office building is eighteen nearly finished. H H Ewing received a car of lumber for his new barn. Mr Wall, manager of the Sullivan ranch, moved out from Denver. The Ladies Aid held their monthly dinner at Frank Haynes on Wednesday. J B McClare is in from Denver for a few weeks to tend ranch interests. Laburnum Circle W O W gave a supper and entertainment Monday evening. E B St John returned from Long Beach California where he has been for his health and feels much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Ewing
Mr. Wall
Sullivan Ranch
Denver
Ladies’ Aid
Frank Haynes
McClare
Laburnum Circle
St. John
Long Beach
Calif
Local notes from Gilcrest and surrounding area
Ek Rogers and Rev Miller visited Denver on business and church related trips. Mrs Rechter selected hotel furniture in Denver. Mrs Pettengil of Cleveland arrives to make Gilcrest home. Vera Hull returned from Greeley visiting her sister. Telephone lines installed. exchange to be in operation soon. Ellsworths guest praised town. Rev Euge and Rev Brace plan Sunday service. F S Miller spent weekend here after working on Denver alfalfa meal mill project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek. W. Rogers
Denver
R. M. von Miller
A. H. Rechter
H. S. Pettengil
Cleveland
Pettengill
Gilcrest
Vera Hull
Greeley
Bert Hvuworth
Ellsworth
C. E. Ellsworth
Euge
Rev. Brace
Platteville
F. S. Miller
Evans and Area Residents Gather for Visits and Events
Miss Lillian Huffman from Fort Collins visits Miss Vanderlip while Dr. Samuel recovers from lagrippe. Mrs. Alva Hopkins visits her parents, and Miss Cora Cheese from Platteville stays with Miss Rose Willie. Carson of Colorado Springs visits his daughter Mrs. W. E. Morrison as Miss Johnston from Rock Springs visits her sister on Boulder street. Lord Ogilvy of Denver visits J. M. Kensinger. They train horses for fall races and attend the Ferguson Bovard wedding in Greeley. The Evans W O W observes services at the cemetery and unveils the D T Conway monument. Albert Fry suffers blood poisoning from a rusty nail. Dr. Horton says he is out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Huffman
Fort Collins
Vanderlip
Samuel
Alva Hopkins
D. Luper
Cora Cheese
Platteville
Rose Willie
Mr. Carson
Colorado Springs
W. E. Morrison
Miss Johnston
Rock Springs
Wyo
C. Cory
Boulder Street
Amos Pardee
Evans
Longmont
Lord Ogilvy
Denver
J. M. Kensinger
W J. McMillan
Ferguson-Bovard
Greeley
Lewis Larson
Cabrolet
Colo
U. P
Evans W. O. W
D. T. Conway
Albert Fry
Horton
John Carroll Concludes Denver Business Trip
Fairplay notes John Carroll returned from a business trip to Denver. The Maxwell family moved from Denver and reside on the Wright farm now owned by Mrs. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carroll
Denver
Mr. Maxwell
Local events and visits around the Michgan district
Residents and visitors fill a lively report with travel meals illnesses and community acts. Highlights include Mr and Mrs La Butte guests of the Nichols, Winifred Taggert visiting J H McGill, John Rienks shipping potatoes to Denver, and Mrs Mullen recovering slowly. A buggy accident near Mrs Wykert yields minor injuries and a broken cart. Library librarian changes and a library fundraiser circus raise funds for new furniture. A Denver preacher speaks at the M E church and Woodmen memorial services are held. A reception marks Rev and Mrs Dickinson fifth anniversary with about 200 guests and a love testimony bearing 130 names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Butte
Michigan
Albert Nichols
Winifred Taggert
J. H. McGill
Lagrange
John Rienks
Denver
Mr. Rienks
S. C. Dickinson
Mesdames Gates
Thompson
EB. K. Packard
Local Notes From Eaton And Nearby Towns
Mrs Zinn and Mrs Johnson visited at Rattlesnake Springs Sunday. T H Wilson and family travel to Scotland for two months. Karl Weller visits grandmother Mrs Middleton in Pierce. Jennie Palmer heads to mountains for three weeks. Myrna Laybourne from Windsor stays with aunt Mrs Fred Weller. R Phillips of Denver visited sister Mrs W H Scheer. Mrs Max Meyer and baby visit Rocky Ford for weeks. Royal Neighbors entertained at Woodmen hall in honor of Children Zeta Hume received a tin shower. Harry Robbins departs for several weeks in Idaho Montana and Wyoming. Mr and Mrs J D Wilson attend Agricultural college alumni in Fort Collins. Fred Magnusson welcomed a baby boy born Monday June 3. H O Connor moves law office to La Junta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna Laybourne
Windsor
Sumer
Fred Weller
R. Phillips
Denver
W. H. Scheer
Max Meyer
Baby
Rocky Ford
Royal Neighbors
Woodmen Hall
Harry Robbins
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
J. D. Wilson
Fort Collins
The
Agricultural College
Fred Magnusson
H. O’conner
Eaton
la Junta
Crow Creek Notes and Local Happenings
The Union Ladies Aid society hosts a quilting at Mrs. McLain's home on June 13. Helen Richey and Bernice Bardwell visit friends in Greeley. On June 6 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace welcome a baby girl at the Gill and Decker ranch. The Cooks move with Mrs. Granger and son Fred to a Nebraska home as Mr. Cook plans to sheep feed next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ladies’ Aid Society
McLain
Helen Richey
Bernice Bardwell
Greeley
Wallace
Gill & Decker
Jerome Cook
Local News Notes From Olive Branch and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs Roe Crain welcomed a fine boy born Sunday morning June 2. Olin King and Henry Mead interviewed farmers in the neighborhood last Tuesday. Herbert Killham suffered a painful accident last week after being thrown from a horse breaking his collar bone. Emil Hedneskog hosts his nephews Conrad Julius and Verner Monteen, residents of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Crain
Olin King
Henry Mead
Herbert Killham
Emil Hedneskog
Conrad, Julius and
Verner Monteen
Los Angeles
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First National Bank of
Colorado
U. S
U.S
D. O. Moberly
Comptroller
First National Bank Building
Randall King
H. H. Flory
Friends
Ed Brown
al Smith
Minnie Avery
Wesley Sloan
Elwell
J. W. Purvis
Munn
M. A. Barnes
Fort
Lupton
Cilcrest
Fairplay
M. Flatt
Ohio
New York
Canada
Coffman
Public Library
Matilda Wilson
Denver Business College
H. K. Hogue
Eugene
Sam Miller
Montains
W. H. Woolley
Nashville
W. B. Woolley
Sharp
Dean A. OC. Peak
M. E
Rev. Payne
Baptist Church
Woodmen of the World
Eaton Circle
Karl Weller
Mrs. Middleton
Jennie Palmer
Crow Creek
Ault Grain and Supply Company
National Lead Company
Clark Ave
Roth
Merrill Pianos
Merrill Piano Mfg. Co
Boston
Greeley, Colo
Hayfever
TURK
EL Y
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New Yor
Caneban
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