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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
3
All Over Weld reports moves and visits including John Malonee and family relocating to Evans and J H Behrens visiting Denver. A Hazelton Evans game ends in a draw as road work progresses toward Greeley and local society events feature ice cream socials and school staff changes.
Ault J G Musser and son Tom left for Missouri while Mrs H Shannon of Denver visits Ault family. Baptist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Padgets home. Cheatum visits Bert houd. Richard Shannon recovers from rheumatism. Geo Haynes recovers from pneumonia. Rural free delivery may start soon. Rev Hardy will preach at 11. Children day services held at Congregational church. J H Rowe and Bertha McLeod attend brother’s wedding in Denver. Twenty three fire extinguishers arrive for merchants and town board. W O Pulliam buys eighty acre relinquishment between Pierce and Nunns Spur. Week old son of Fred Davis dies.
In Johnstown the new telephone office is nearly finished with lines rising quickly. Mrs. Claycomb visited her sister in Greeley recently. Children’s Day services crowded the church last Sunday. Mrs. Newman of Hillsboro visited early this week. The Parrishes and Fairbairns headed to California with Mr. Parrish. Mr. and Mrs. Riker and Mrs. Reeder were visitors in Denver. Camp meeting drew few attendees Sunday evening due to church activities.
The Fort Lupton ball team defeated Hullinger Denver 5 to 1 on Sunday. The Laburnum Circle served supper to a large crowd at Sells hall, clearing about 25 dollars for the lodge. W C T U plans ice cream and strawberries at W S Falkenuberg's on Friday. Grand Chancellor Waddell of Denver attended Be Lodge, spoke, then lunch, with a good time reported. Mrs Hoffman of South Dakota and Mrs Peterson of Denver visit C M Wagner.
Miss Souver visited Platteville while Miss Newman hosted Greeley friends. Hillsboro ditch currently has ample free water suggesting improving conditions. Mrs. Hamilton organized a surprise party for son Samuel Griffith with many attendees and refreshments.
The Delta notes crops with alfalfa cut for stock. A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyning on June 24. George Reed bought 160 acres in Guernsey. J C Stoneking finished thinning beets for Foley and started another job at Archibald’s. Visits from Shearers, Sweet, and Moore. School bond failed. no work on the old building this summer.
Mrs. Tew traded in Greeley on Thursday and Barney Madison visited Kersey on Wednesday. Mrs. Steck hosts Miss Anna Halpin at the Steck-Dale nuptials Tuesday. Akron visitors, Mr and Mrs McNea and child, visit J A Steck, Art James and George Kenney families. Ladies Aid serves ice cream in Truhart building from 3 to 9 p m on July 4. Frank Angell, druggist, registered at Hotel Heffernan. Rumor hints a new drug store coming to Kersey.
Steve Meyer is building a fine new residence. S W Dean of Greeley spent Sunday with his parents. Theo Walbridge has a sister visiting from the east. T J Cottrell of Greeley sold his ranch to J Oster. John Lorenz and wife near Windsor visited J P Oster’s Saturday and Sunday. A dance at Mr Cashner’s last Saturday ended with a good time. Mrs Markle and daughter Hazel visited friends at Windsor and Loveland last week.
Mr Lingebacks ship from Keota this week. Arthur Myers shearing sheep at Mr Ruffners. Mrs Mary Jackson went to Sterling on business. A pleasant picnic at the Buttes. Elmer Myers and Walt Dandes branding cattle and horses last week. Mrs Pillsbury and Mrs Clienbury of Denver visiting Mrs E B Myers this week.
Mrs A O Curtis spent Monday with her mother Mrs J M Mc Indoo. Mrs Wright and daughter Nana visit Lincoln Wilder family. Ladies Missionary Aid meets next Wednesday July 5 with Mrs Anna Winegar. Miss Hallie Daven camping with G H freshman girls at Wm Levis. Reception for Clarence Randall and wife at W P Randall home. Mrs John Lundstrom and children to Denver to join husband. Sunday school convention July 2 at Hillsboro invites Ashton and Hazelton schools. Ashton Hazelton celebrate Fourth in Whitman’s grove with races, games, picnic, free ice cream and lemonade. all welcome.
Miss Lida Brown visited in Denver last week. E. T. Crook and F. Gazelle spent Tuesday night in Windsor. Irene Gazelle accepts a position in the telephone office. A. B. Eaton was guest of his son W. H. Eaton Saturday. Marie Frater visiting at George Jones east of Mrs. John Paul of Windsor. Windsor visitor to Eaton last week. Lester couple drove from Greeley to Eaton for a day visit. Miss Sharp of Oberlin Ohio to spend summer with Mrs. Dickenson in Eaton. J. L. Brush and two ladies dined in Eaton Heights after coming from Greeley. William Sheer moves jewelry store to Odd Fellows building on Main Street. Miss Brown to share millinery stock in same building.
Miss Eva Ford returns from Denver while Mrs. Loveland remains on sick list. Crow Creek resident Phil Dale called in the neighborhood. A girl arrived to stay with J. N. Graham. W. T. Lynn and wife visited old friends from Ault. Samuel Ellis and nephew Clifford Ellis of Cheyenne visited Geo. Adams and family. Alex Adams and children of Kersey called at Lauridsen and George Adams'. Near drowning scare for H. Eldridge's family. baby saved. Edward C. Neff wed Isabele Hayes of Canon City June 8 and plans Steamboat summer after Lewis and Clark fair. Rev. Fifield of Evangelistic Society conducts union meetings in Eaton churches. A. J. Eaton leaves for Los Angeles to move family into new home. Eaton residents regret his departure.
Chas. Oruger of Liberty Hall called Sunday. Farm hands are in demand in the area. Mont Cable and his wife and baby from Brighton are visiting old friends and stayed Sunday with E. E. Oviatt. Several youths attended the Friday dance at Liberty Hall. a large crowd and good time reported.
Cipson F M Scott is again at home much better from a recent illness. Mrs Archie Brownell of Lucerne called on Gipson friends. Mrs G W Craft, ill for weeks, is again much improved. Mrs Fred Teller stayed with sister Mrs Carr of LaGrange. John Lofgren from the Platte was a business visitor. James Albert returned to help in crops. Mrs Nelson of Fort Collins plans to return home soon. Miss Irma Orr enjoys vacation with friends in Denver and Idaho Springs.
Mrs. D S Ellis and daughter Esther visit Central City. T Hotchkiss assumes Taylor and Conaway meat market. E C Herrington drives out weekly. Dr Martin of Denver to build summer residence near La Salle. J H Behrens of Evans begins Dr Warrens residence and office. Hossick and daughter Ethel visit LaSalle. Stewart building lumber arrived this week paving renewed progress.
In BIC BEND area farmers haying continues. Mr. and Mrs. Wright joined services in Greeley Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of Hillsboro attended services here. Mr. and Mrs. Gordie McMillen visited in Kersey Saturday evening. Rev Stilman and wife dined with Mr. and Mrs. Croft. The Nelsons and daughter visited the Johnson home Sunday. Lizzie Wiggett and Emily Davis were guests of Miss Todd Friday. Mrs. Lee and children from Platteville visited the Moerkles Sunday. Maudie Todd hosted a birthday party Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Davis was surprised Friday by about twenty friends celebrating her birthday.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. A B Price died last Friday and was buried on the Fort Collins farm. Mrs Maude Felton wife of Mark A Felton of Oakland Calif died last Sunday with services at her parents home conducted by Rev F M Sheldon and interment at Linn Grove.
Richard Gill visits cousins the Briscoe boys. Cecil McClelland and Della Woods visit relatives at Eaton. Mrs Richie and daughter Helen return from Nebraska. Mrs Jackson and brother Harris visit son and nephew T. J. Jackson.
Lasalle H. F. Sherman is constructing a new barn. L. J. Herrington visits Brighton this week. Miss Jennie Ellis, ill several days, is convalescing. B. K. Hanbury, owner of the Kenmore ranch, is making extensive improvements.
Union Pacific sells round trips via Portland to the Lewis and Clark exposition with service to Tacoma Seattle Bellingham Victoria and Vancouver at 40 dollars for the round trip May 24 to Sept 30 and on certain dates 51 dollars to Portland and return one way via California. Stopovers allowed. Tickets valid 90 days but not after Nov 30. Descriptive literature and full information on application. J G Ferguson general agent 941 Seventeenth street Denver Colo.
Oscar Olson of Gibson City Illinois reports that after a year with back pain he could not bend over one bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment cured him. The ad notes prices of 25c 50c and 1 and is dated February 16 1902.
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