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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1907

Page

7

All Over Weld: Delta Families and New Homes

The Delta area sees visitors from Missouri and Windsor and a move of Mr. Lawrence and family to Swanson ranch to tend beets. C. F. Keyes finishes a 24 by 40 cottage at Peckham with wind mill and water tank. the family plans to move from Denver this month.

John Clahson Frometissourt Haygo Mr. Lawrence Mr. Linning Swanson Ranch Sam Houtchens Greeley Bertha Strickland Windsor C. F. Keyes Peckham Denver

Local notes from Highland Lake area

Three boats remain on Highland Lake while Grace Daley plans to teach next year. Mr. Morrison of Mt. Zion called here on Wednesday. Rain is needed for dry land farms. Beet growers finish thinning beet roots. E. H. Knott and P. M. Metd tended their mountain ranch last week. Farmers ship grain now as prices rise and expect to begin cutting alfalfa soon.

Grace Daley Mr. Morrison Mt. Zion

Peckham Area Sees Farm Upgrades and Promising Year

Peckham J. Hubbard is building a $3,000 house northeast of Peckham. J. W. Ewing improves farm with a cement block barn. Crops look fine through the Peckham neighborhood and this should be a prosperous year. W. A. Bright reports satisfaction with his new irrigating plant. He has installed

J. ©. Hubbard Peckham J. W. Ewing W. A. Bright

Local social notes and gatherings around Fort Collins

Miss Ona Kimberly spends weeks at Mrs. C A Carlson's home with her son Orville from Greeley. Mr and Mrs Alford Carlson of Fort Collins visited relatives here. Mr and Mrs Charles Swink stayed last week with Fort Collins friends. Lizzie and Rena Maitland returned home after visiting Mrs J H Lewis. Olivia Hanson came home from Denver after a visit there. Local young ladies formed a sewing club at Mrs Boresen's. meeting planned for Thursday June 27 with Miss Catherine Forquer.

Ona Kimberly C. A. Carlson Kimberly Orville Greeley Alford Carlson Fort Collins Charles Swink Lizzie Rena Maitland J. H. Lewis Olivia Hanson Denver

Local School News Reports Repairs and Arrangements

A boy recovered after a fainting episode at school. Children held day exercises at S. L. W. on June 16 with song and display. A Lincoln school house meeting defeated adding a new room and agreed to install a furnace. Mrs. DeSellem was reappointed for the coming school year, her third year in the district.

H. E. Witwer Lincoln School

Local visitors and business talk visit Gilcrest area

Cilcrest residents and visitors list several names from Johnstown Canon City Denver Eaton and Denver. Lloyd Miller J P Gressler Mrs B W Rogers Mrs S Stevens C E Thomas E W Rogers Miss Allene Wison Steve Mapes host a dance with over thirty couples. Real estate dealers Thomas Hensley invest in Main street lot for a new building within sixty days.

McCuniff Canon City Steve Mapes Charles BE Thomas Edward L. Hensley Eaton Main Street

Crow Creek Visitors From Indiana At Ranch

H. B. Witwer's brother and wife from Indiana are visiting the Crow Creek ranch. Miss Elsie Whitten, recently at Lucerne, visited friends Sunday. Mrs. Woods with Mrs. Sellem, Mrs. Warren and others are spending a few days at a camp about twenty miles east of here.

H. B. Witwer Indiana Elsie Whitten Lucerne

Loveland Farm Sold. Hillsboro Hosts June 23 Children’s Day

The Loveland farm has lately been sold to Mr Kibby. Children day will be observed in Hillsboro with appropriate program June 23. Mrs Messick, visiting her mother in Loveland, returned home last week. The general store stays busy with regular trade and local field workers. Fred Russell, who had been in at-

Loveland Kibby Hillsboro

Highland Park Notes and Local Obituaries

Notes from Highland Park include home improvements by 8S. D. Griffith and a church revival led by Rev. Virgil Walker of Ault who plans to move to Missouri and Eden, Okla. Obituaries report Mrs. Orner of Nelson Nebraska and Mrs. Morris near Hillsboro dying after long illnesses, with services led by Rev. Moore and burial at Grocely.

Highland Park College D. Griffith Virgil Walker Ault Church of Christ Missouri Eden Oklo Orner Nelson Neb W. H. Morris Greeley Hillsboro

Local items note visits and changes in communities

MUMN George Strong is on the sick list. Edward Boyce went to Cheyenne Monday. Co. C Branson went to Denver in his auto Saturday. Miss Ragland visited her mother in Boulder over Sunday. Mrs J J McCabe and Miss Nellie of Boulder came up Saturday to spend a few weeks on the farm. Mrs W L Good and Miss Helen attended union memorial services of the IOOF and Rebekahs at Ault Sunday. The livery barn at this place changed hands last week Brewington and Gillette selling to W M Laird and son of Snyder Cole. The Nunn Commercial club held a meeting last Saturday. Arrangements were made to meet ditch company members next Wednesday evening to discuss the water proposition. Citizens urged to attend. A merry fishing party of boys with G S Eastlack visited the river near Bellevue twenty five miles west last week. The party.

Nunn Commercial Club The Ditch Company

Evans and Hardin Visitors Reported Around Town

Evans J. T. Cornelius visits Denver last Friday and Mrs. Willie with daughter Rose are in Denver this week. Phoebe Neimyer visits friends in Hardin. G. K. Carson returns to Colorado Springs after time with Evans friends. The U P railroad adds section house and tracks in Evans while Kingsbury brothers finish bridge approaches ahead of schedule.

J. T. Cornelius Denver Geo. Herriott Phoebe Neimyer Hardin Willie Rose Eri. H. Behrens John Paul Archie Park Niemeyer G. K. Carson Colorado Springs Evans J. C. Fox Prunty Cleghorn Cora Crawford Oklahoma A. McCollum The U. P Kingsbury Brothers of Kersey

Woodmen Camp Planned in Nunn with Banquet

A new Modern Woodmen of America camp is to be organized at Nunn on Thursday evening, June 20 in the new hall. The program will start at 7 o'clock and feature a banquet to which Woodmen and their ladies are invited. Names mentioned include Albert Eastlack Edward Eastlack Samuel Eastlack Joe Nuffziger and Vivian Good. The source notes who told the biggest fish story remains undecided.

Albert Edward Samuel Eastlack Joe Nuffziger Vivian Good Modern Woodmen of America Nunn

Summer Ticket Rates Announced By Colorado & Southern

Summer rates take effect May 15 with very low Sunday and other round trip fares on sale via the Colorado and Southern system. For details contact your local agent. BE. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.

Colorado & Southern BE. Fisher Denver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Greeley Chautauqua Champ Clark Gov. Cummings Greeley Commercial Club Chautauqua E. B. Coulter M. H. Lowe DELTA Highland Lake E. H. Knott and P. M. Metd Ashton Cilcrest Crow Creek George Strong Edward Boyce Cheyenne Fshing Eastlack Bellevue Dan Pierpoint Frank H. Robison Optician J. D. Potter M.stone R. L. Hall 7Th St
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