All Over Weld Highlights Local Travel and Church News
HARDIN ira Shortridge spent Sunday in town Cyrus Neal of Kersey was in town Friday Mrs Frank Benton and Mrs Carlson were shopping in Greeley Friday Miss Florence Neal of Kersey has been visiting with Mrs O Scobey for the past week Miss Agnes Johnson of Denver visited over Sunday with her sister Mrs Charles Carlson Miss O B Hoffman of Greeley spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs F W Alunter Mr Hodgson of Longmont has been visiting with his sons Frank and Arthur Hodgson the past week Miss Lillie Gordon returned home from Holdredge Neb after visiting in the area The Box Elder Sunday school attendance is increasing rapidly Sunday school at 10 am and evening services were well attended Miss Munford of Greeley won the medal Mrs P W Hughes left for Rocky Ford to attend the M E Sunday school convention Mrs Hughes is the delegate from the Sunday school here Miss L H Weir of Winchester Kan who came for her health died at the Hyatt home The remains were sent to Winchester for interment Rev Stillman and wife return from Golden Epworth League convention with two hundred forty one delegates and the international convention planned for Denver next year.
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Florence Neal
Kersey
O. Scobey
Agnes Johnson
Denver
Charles Carlson
O .B. Hoffman
Greeley
F. W. Alunter
Hodgson
Longmont
Frank
Arthur Hodgson
Lillie Gordon
Holdredge
Neb
Box Elder
Munford
P. W. Hughes
Rocky Ford
M. E
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L. H. Weir
Winchester
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Hyatt
Rev. Arms
J. G. Carlson
Bride
Bessie Geffs
J. L. Stockton
Congregational Church
Congregational Missionary Society
A. H. Myers
Windsor area notes busy with new builds and crops
The Webbs near completion of the Windsor building with glass and painting remaining. Windsor flouring mill runs extra hours to meet orders amid large trade. Sugar beets look good and farmers optimistic. Rev. C A Brooks heads to Canon City for G A R encampment. Foster Schmidt Felmlee building occupied below with cement walks planned. doctors Bartz and McShane to set offices there. additional cement walk spans 125 feet for the adjacent buildings.
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Webbs
Windsor
C. A. Brooks
Canon City
Colorado
Wyoming
Foster-Schmidt-Felmlee
L. E. Bartz
Foster
Dr. McShane
Dobbs
Evans News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Projects
Evans reports visitors including Miss Leedom of Greeley and Florence Geer with Eunice, while Mrs. Park travels to Orchard and Mrs. Bovard returns from Sterling. Evans gains water works and electric light after a contract let to Indiana parties, alfalfa hay arrives, and the Demorest silver contest is noted at the R. P. church.
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Platte
Florence Geer
Eunice
Evans
G. R. Park
Orchard
William Fashbaugh
New York City
J. P. Fashbaugh
Dr. Bovard
Sterling
Methodist
Bruce Malonee
James Wolk
Indiana
R. P
Beebe Draws Family Visitors and Community Events
Mr and Mrs Chris Moser spent Sunday at Kersey with their daughter. Mr and Mrs Gardner of Pleasant Valley visited Mr Thompson's. Miss Annie Oster of Denver is home for a month. Will Rogers of La Salle attended exercises. The ditch has been full of water all spring and crops look fine. Childrens Day was observed with a nice program and the school house was decorated with flowers.
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Chris Moser
Kersey
Mrs. Gardner
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Thompson
Annie Oster
Denver
Childden
Local Notes From Big Bend Community
Mr and Mrs Marka drove to the city Monday. Mrs Flower has grip this week. Mrs Wright and daughter drove to Greeley Friday. Farmers are finishing thinning their beets. Mrs Walter Kimzey and boys left for Idaho last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry Smith of Nantes attended services here Sunday. Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Wigged Wednesday. Elmer Mackey and sister Miss Gertrude attended services at La Salle Sunday evening. Mrs Ernest Prichard is ill and staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Davis. Mrs Roy Hubbard and son of La Salle visited here with sister in law Mrs W R Davis Thursday. Mr Kitchen hauled two stackers from the mountains last week for E J Davis and for Mr Sullivan.
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Marka
City
Flower
Wigged
Elmer Mackey
Miss Gertrude
Lasalle
Ernest Prichard
Davis
Roy Hubbard
la Salle
W. R. Davis
Kitchen
E. J. Davis
Sullivan
Ault A C McCain to Open New Drug Store
Ault A C McCain plans to open a new drug store in a few days. Town ordinances will take effect Thursday this week. W H Preston’s baby is recovering from illness. William Hoskins of Greeley visited W J Henderson. Mr and Mrs F A Rosene left for Greeley to live this summer. The Ladies’ Aid will meet Thursday at the schoolhouse to work on
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A. C.mccain
W. H. Preston
William Hoskins of
Greeley
W. J. Henderson
F. A. Rosene
Aid
Baptist Church Plans Friday Meeting on Building
The Baptist church group will meet Friday evening at Paul Smith's to decide steps for constructing a new church. J. P. Fry traveled to Greeley Sunday for rheumatism treatment after a difficult summer. The Big Five warehouse cellar in Greeley nears completion and may start this week. George Kesner and family moved to Olin King's farm Sunday to oversee affairs during the King's eastern trip. Children’s Day exercises drew a large crowd at the Baptist Sunday school Sunday evening, while Congregational Sunday school held morning services at the church.
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J. P. Fry
Greeley
The
Baptist Church
Paul Smith
LaSalle Notes of Local Residents and Church Festival
Mrs Porter Baird and others in LaSalle are noted for slow improvement and travels. Visitors include Mrs Miller Carter from Denver and Miss Mary Taylor visiting Ault. The community recalls Rev Giffin passing through, Miss Ella Wilson visiting, and gatherings with Mrs Beattie. The First Presbyterian church marks its eleventh anniversary on Monday June 20 with a strawberry festival planned, inviting all.
Local Visitors and Social Notes Fill Eaton Week
Denver resident Eaton S. L. Purdy visited Eaton last Saturday. Greeley visitors Miss Callie Lincoln and John Willis stayed with Eaton friends. A parade of local residents traveled to nearby towns and back, with several couples taking trips to Windsor Estes Park and Fort Collins on various errands and leisure. A missionary and Children’s Day programs highlighted church life this week.
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John Paul
Windsor
Eaton
W. V. Collins
A. H. Myers
Fort Collins
W. H. Eaton
Estes Park
John Nass
Ohio
William Platner
W. A. Roy
B. M. Lair
Ault
Rhena Grove
Greeley
Mr. Church
Leadville
T. H. Dailey
Maud Hawk
Morrison
Inl
John Hawk
Denver
J. H. McCall
Epworth League delegates return from state convention
Miss Gladys Lowry and Mrs Terrel returned Tuesday from Golden where they attended the Epworth League state convention as delegates from Faton. Mrs Terrel was elected secretary of the Greeley district after the meeting. The hostess served sherbet and cake following the bus iness portion.
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Gladys Lowry
Local Social Notes From Antelope Park and Nearby Towns
Antelope Park residents report visitors and gatherings across the week. Mrs. E. J. King has been very ill this last week. Mrs. Dole visited R. S. Franklin’s family. Rev. Dickinson preaches Sunday, June 26. Adda Landers stayed with John Conrey. Pressler family shopped in Greeley. Clee and Jennie Boullard with Alice Wailes at Johnstown. Farnsworths visited friends in Kersey. Melon and Jenny Wailes had dinner with David Wailes. Baldridges and E. Hagar travel to St. Louis for the World's Fair.
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Clee
Jennie Boullard
Alice Wailes
Johnstown
Thomas Farnsworth
Kersey
Frank Melon
Jenny Wailes
David Wailes
W. L. Baldridge
E. Hagar
St. Louis
Lucerne Children’s Day at Chapel Next Sunday
Mrs Moss and family were visitors in Greeley Sunday. Mrs Stanley called at Mrs Buckler’s last week. Mr and Mrs Winegar visited Mr Houston Sunday.
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Lucerne Chapel
Local notes on households and church project
Mrs. L. Davis has been ill for several days. Aid society met at Mrs. Pearl Mead's home. Levi Mead family moved to Everitt place. Bruce and Thressallhornton of Loveland visiting relatives. Mrs. Anderson and daughter Helen of Albuquerque are guests here. Magnuson and Salsman of Berthoud laying parsonage foundation. Carpenters at work. Ed Brown and John Everitt visited Denver relatives. Family reunion at John Martin's home. Light families united in the congregation. Churchgoers attend Rev W V Davis sermons for two Sundays. Plans and specs for the church are with the building committee awaiting bids.
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Anderson
Helen
Albuquerque
N. M
Magnuson & Salsman
Berthoud
Ed Brown
John Everitt
Denver
Henry Brown
Cleaver
John Martin
Crow Creek Socials and Meetings Highlight Community Roundup
Della Woods on the sick list as Crow Creek notes a school meeting held last Friday. Mr. Witwer elected. A social at S. L. W. school house next Saturday evening followed by a Sunday school picnic near Mr. Brannan's house next Sunday. A thimble party at Mrs. Dale's Friday afternoon with about thirty attending. A surprise party at the S. L. W. ranch last Saturday afternoon near Caddie Klein. Attendees included Mary Bondeson, May Jackson, Ray Standiford, Ellen Jeanson, Dulcie Standiford, Bertha Jessup.
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Della Woods
Mr. Witwer
Mr. Brannan
Mrs. Dale
S. L. W. Ranch
Caddie Klein
Mary Bondeson
May Jackson
Ray Standiford
Ellen Jeanson
Dulcie Standiford
Bertha Jessup
Delta Community News Highlights Local Events
Our mail carrier shows off a brand new wagon. Ed Brown and wife welcome a daughter born June 11. Children’s Day is planned at the schoolhouse next Sunday June 19 at 2 45 pm. Helen Bracewell marks her fifth birthday with friends. The electric railway survey now runs through Shearer and Reed toward the sugar factory, timing for completion remains uncertain.
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Talbot and Smith
Liney
Ed Brown
Helen Bracewell
Mr. Shearer
Mr. Reed
The Whisper of the Cotton Woods in June
A lyrical piece recalling the cottonwood grove and childhood memories. The narrator, speaking in first person, reflects on home, motherly songs, and june evenings under the trees. The poem ends with a elegiac tone attributed to Ella True Connor in the Denver Republican.
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Ella True Connor
Denver
Boulder plans northern Colorado asylum to share costs
Colorado officials discuss a regional solution to asylum capacity. Boulder County would build a new facility and house patients from Weld and other northern counties, with continued maintenance funded by participating counties. Meetings in Greeley and plans to secure aid from Morgan and eastern counties are under way.
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Boulder
Pueblo
Hewvel and
Andrew
Weld
Greeley
Morgan
World's Fair Route to St Louis via Missouri Pacific
The Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis is described as the greatest fair ever. The Missouri Pacific offers direct Colorado to St Louis service with through chair cars sleeper and dining options. Limited round trip rates expected. for details contact local agents or travel representatives in Denver Colorado.
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St. Louis
Buffalo
Chicago
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
H. B. Kooser
Ellis Farpsworth
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Stout Streets
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Colo
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Praised by Patient
Mr J W Turner of Truhart Virginia says Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have done him more good than any doctor. He notes the medicine relieves stomach trouble biliousness and constipation and would be worth a physician's time if possible. For sale by all druggists.
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J. W. Turner
Truhart
Chamberlain
Bank Statement for Weld County Colorado 1904
At the close of business June 9 1904 the statement lists loans discounts secured and unsecured bonds to secure circulation premiums on U S bonds and other items. It shows the banking house and fixtures real estate owned notes of other national banks reserve items and various cash items including fractional currency. Liabilities total 736 581 25 with state of Colorado Weld County officers signatories and notary.
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Lawrun
Colorado
Weld
J. M. B. Petrikin
J. M. B. Perrraty
Henry Cuay Luruer
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