Evans News Roundup and Local Updates
All Over Weld. John Malonee and family moved to Evans. Hazelton and Evans drew in Sunday’s ball game. Road repairs between Evans and Greeley underway. Several residents visiting Denver Olney and Colorado Springs. Junior League ice cream social earns funds. Miss Mattie Carbaught injured in runaway. Miss Lizzie Knight to Olney Colorado Springs and return to Denver. Miss Peterson replaces Miss Ross in schools. W. E. Haynes injured from a 23 foot fall. Vancouver Spokane Portland trip planned. Porches and house moves noted. Congregational Ladies Aid ice cream social set. Christian Endeavors officers listed. Steele Lumber lays sidewalk. Pence extends gravel walk to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Malonee
Denver
Evans
J. H. Behrens
Joseph Knight
Olney
Mattie Carbaught
Lizzie Knight
Colorado Springs
Miss Peterson
East Greeley
Miss Ross
Greeley
Local Notes From Ault Missouri Trip And Church Events
AULT J. G. Musser and son Tom voyage to Missouri. Baptist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs. Padget’s home. Mrs. Shannon of Denver visits her sons in Ault. Mrs. Cheatum visits Bertoud to see daughter. Richard Shannon recovers from rheumatism. Geo Haynes recovers from pneumonia. Rural free delivery expected soon. Rev. Hardy to preach at 11. Children’s day exercises at Congregational church. Mrs. Rowe and Miss McLeod attend brother’s wedding in Denver. Twenty three fire extinguishers arrive. W O Pulliam buys eighty acre relinquishment between Pierce and Nunn’s Spur. Week old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Davis dies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ladies Aid
R. D. S. Padget
Martha Shannon
Denver
Ault
S. F. Cheatum
Berthoud
Meining
Richard Shannon
Geo. Haynes
Rev. Hardy
Arvada
J.H. Rowe
Bertha McLeod
Merchants and Town Board
Johnstown Community Notes On Local Visits And Church Events
The town reports rapid completion of the telephone office and new lines. Mrs. Claycomb visited her sister in Greeley. Children’s Day services filled the church with a fine program. Mrs. Newman of Hillsboro visited. Miss Parrish and Miss Fairbairn, with Mr Parrish, left for California. Mr A J Riker and Mrs Edd Reeder visited Denver. Camp meeting attendance declined due to church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Waite
Newman
Hillsboro
Parrish
Fairbairn
California
A. J. Riker
Edd Reeder
Denver
Fort Lupton Community Events and Local Wins
Fort Lupton hosts children's day exercises at the M. E. church next Sunday evening. The Fort Lupton ball team defeated Hullinger Denver Sunday. Laburnum Circle served a large su pper at Sells hall last Friday, clearing about 25 dollars for the lodge. W C T U plans ice cream and strawberries at W S Falkenuberg's on Friday. Mee lodge members visited Brighton lodge. Grand Chancellor Waddell of Denver spoke and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Fort Lupton
Hullinger Denver
Hoffman
South Dakota
Peterson
Denver
M. Wagner
Laburnum Circle
Sells Hall
W. S. Falkenuberg
Mee Lodge
Brighton Lodge
Waddell of
Dance Draws Big Crowd at Liberty Hall in Highland Lake
Highlandlake reports Chas Cruger of Liberty Hall was a caller Sunday. A strong demand for capable farm hands is noted in the area. Mont Cable and his wife and baby visited Brighton friends and stayed at EB Oviatt’s on Sunday. Several local youths attended Friday’s Liberty Hall dance, with a large crowd and a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Cruger
Liberty Hall
Mont Cable
Brighton
BE. EB
Social Visits And Dance At Hillsboro
Miss Souver from Platteville and Miss Newman from Greeley visited Hillsboro guests hosted by Mrs. Hamilton daughter Elsie. A large crowd attended the Newman social dance with refreshments. Dated notes mention inspections near ditch No 3 by Delta and Gip son visitors as crops beg showers to ease April May moisture conditions.
Local Notes from The Delta Community
Beets and potatoes look fine. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lyning on June 24. Alfalfa has been cut and will be stock this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Shearer and family visited the J. W. Shearers. George Reed bought 160 acres in Guernsey Wyoming. J C Stoneking finished thinning Foley beets and began a new contract at J S Archibald's. Sweet of Denver visits Clarkson family. Mrs. Moore and sister from Iowa plan to move here. The school bond vote to build a new house failed by a large margin. No work on the old building this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mead
E. A. Coney
Vancouver
B. C
Spokane
Portland
P. J. Newman
Gibson
G. H. Bradfield
Shannon House
Mosier
W. H. Bone
Lyning
George Shearer
J. W. Shearer
Local social notes from Kersey and nearby towns
Mrs Tew traded in Greeley on Thursday while Barney Madison visited Kersey on business. I Moore and wife hosted Pete Olson for tea. Miss Anna Halpin attended the Steck Dale nuptials. Mrs McNea and her Akron bound son visited Steck James and Kenney families. Ladies Aid to serve ice cream in Truhart building July 4 from 3 to 9 p.m. Frank Angell, prominent druggist, registered at Hotel Hefferman. Rumor of another drug store in Kersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Madison
Kersey
I. Moore
Pete Olson
Anna Halpin
Steck-Dale
McNea
Akron
J. A. Steck
Art James
George Kenney
Ladies Aid Society
Truhart
Frank Angell
Hotel Hefferman
Beebe Draw and Local Social Notes
Steve Meyer builds a fine new residence. S W Dean of Greeley visited 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 home. A dance at Mr Cashner's last Saturday night with good times reported. Mrs Markle and daughter Hazel visited Windsor and Loveland recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Dean of
Greeley
Theo. Walbridge
T. J. Cottrell
J. Oster
John Lorenz
Windsor
J. P. Oster
Gipson F M Scott Returns Home After Illness
Cipson F M Scott is again at home much better from his recent illness. Mrs Archie Brownell of Lucerne called on Gipson friends. Mrs G W Craft, who had been ill for weeks, is again much better. Mrs Fred Teller spent days with her sister Mrs Carr of LaGrange. John Lofgren from down the Platte was a business visitor. James Albert has returned to help in the gardens. Mrs Nelson of Fort Collins plans to return home soon. Miss Irma Orr enjoys weeks of vacation with friends in Denver and Idaho Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Haynes
O’grady
Idaho Street
Fred Teller
Carr
LaGrange
John Lofgren
Down the Platte
Gipson
James Albert
Nelson
Fort Collins
Craft
Local Social Visits Reported Across Families
Crow Creek Richard Gill visits relatives the Briscoe boys. Miss Cecil McClelland and Miss Della Woods visit relatives at Eaton. Mrs. Richie and daughter Helen return from Nebraska. Mrs Jackson and brother Mr Harris visit their son and nephew T J Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gill
Briscoe Boys
Cecil McClelland
Della Woods
Eaton
Richie
Helen
Nebraska
Mrs Jackson
Mr. Harris
T. J. Jackson
Local Rural Notes on Farm Work and visits
Mr Lingelback's hay shipment from Keota this week. Arthur Myers shearing sheep at Mr Ruffner's. Mrs Mary Jackson went to Sterling on business. A picnic at the Buttes brought enjoyment. Elmer Myers and Walt Dandes branded cattle and horses last week. Mrs Pillsbury and Mrs Chienbury of Denver visit sister Mrs E E Myers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pillsbury
Mrs. Chienbury
Denver
Mrs
E. E. Myers
Ashton and Hazelton Prepare for Fourth at Whitman’s Grove
Local notices describe Mrs. A. O. Curtis visiting her mother, meetings of the Ladies Missionary Aid, Hallie Daven camping with freshmen girls, and a reception for Clarence Randall. Families travel to Denver and a Sunday school convention is planned at Hillsboro. Ashton and Hazelton join Whitman’s grove Fourth festivities with races, jumping events, rope climbing, tug of war, nail driving, a picnic dinner and free ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Ashton
Hazelton
Ashton and
Whitman’s Grove
Eaton Residents and Visitors Highlight Eaton News
Miss Lida Brown visited Denver last week while E T Crook and F Gazelle spent Tuesday night in Windsor. Irene Gazelle accepts a telephone office post. A B Eaton hosted by son W H Eaton. Marie Frater visits George Jones home east of Mrs John Paul Windsor visits Eaton. W E Lester and wife from Greeley spent the day with Mr and Mrs Sheer. Miss Sharp from Oberlin Ohio to spend summer with Mrs Dickenson. J L Brush with Mrs B H Eaton and Mrs Gillett from Greeley for dinner at Eaton Heights. William Sheer moves jewelry store to Odd Fellows building. Brown to stock millinery there. Rev Fifield conducts union meetings at Eaton churches. A J Eaton leaves for Los Angeles to establish a new home. friends regret moving away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sharp
Oberlin
Ohio
Eaton
Dickenson
J. L. Brush
B. H. Eaton
Gillett
Greeley
Eaton Heights
William Sheer
Odd Fellows
Main _ street
Miss Brown
Eva Ford Returns from Denver Trip and Local Visits
Miss Eva Ford comes home from Denver while Mrs Loveland is ill. Crow Creek resident Phil Dale called Sunday. A girl arrived to stay with J N Graham June 20. W T Lynn and family from Ault visited friends. Samuel Ellis and nephew Clifford Ellis of Cheyenne toured Geo Adams and family. Alex Adams and children of Kersey visited Lauridsen and George Adams. The Eldridge family nearly lost a baby in an irrigating ditch but rescue arrived. Edward C Neff married Isabel Hayes of Canon City on June 8 and will live in Steamboat for the summer after the Lewis and Clark fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Dale
Crow Creek
J. N. Graham
W. T. Lynn
Ault
Samuel Ellis
Clifford Ellis
Cheyenne
Geo. Adams
Alex Adams
Kersey
Lauridsen
George Adams
H. Eldridge
Edward C. Neff
Isabele Hayes
Canon City
Steamboat
Local Notices on Sherman Barn, Brighton Visit, and Kenmore Ranch
Lasalle H. F. Sherman plans a new barn. L. J. Herrington visits Brighton this week. Miss Jennie Ellis, ill recently, is convalescing. B. K. Hanbury, owner of the Kenmore ranch, is conducting extensive operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Sherman
B. K. Hanbury
Kenmore Ranch
Local Notes On Visits Builds And Construction
Mrs D B Ellis and daughter Esther visit Central City while T Hotchkiss takes possession of the Taylor Conaway meat market. Dr Martin of Denver plans a summer residence near La Salle. J H Behrens of Evans begins Warren residence project. Hossick and daughter Ethel visit La Salle. Stewart building lumber arrives aiding progress with work resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Hotchkiss
Taylor & Conaway
Farmers Busy Haying and Local Social Visits
In Big Bend area farmers are haying. Local families attended church in Greeley and Hillsboro. Multiple visits occurred between residents of Kersey, Croft, Johnson, and Moerkle. Birthday celebrations for Miss Maudie Todd and Mrs. Davis drew neighbors to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Todd
Lee
Platteville
Moerkle
Maudie Todd
Infant of A B Price Dies on Farm Near Greeley
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. A B Price died last Friday. The funeral was held in Fort Collins last Saturday. The Prices reside on a farm east of Greeley. Maude Felton wife of Mark A Felton of Oakland Calif was buried last Sunday. Services were at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J M Freeman. Rev F M Sheldon officiated. Interment was in Linn Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Price
Fort Collins
Prices
Greeley
Maude Felton
Mark A. Felton
Oakland
Calif
J. M. Freeman
F. M. Sheldon
Congregational Church
Linn Grove
Union Pacific Excursion to Portland and Pacific Northwest
Travel offer from Union Pacific via Portland to Lewis and Clark exposition and several northwest cities. Round trip $40 with travel window May 24 to Sept 50 plus select dates $51 to Portland and return one way via California. Stopovers allowed. Tickets valid up to 90 days but not after Nov 30. Descriptive literature on application. J. G. Ferguson, Denver office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Bellingham
Victoria
Vancouver
California
J. G. Ferguson
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colo
Ballard's Snow Liniment Cures Acute Rheumatism
Oscar Olson of Gibson City Illinois reports severe back pain a year ago that prevented bending. One bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment cured him. Available in 25c 50c and 6t from J. F. Pecor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Oscar Oleson
Gibson City
Ilinois
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J. H. Teague
R. L. Pence
Congregational Ladies Aid
Christian Endeavors
Ed Carter
H. K. Cline
Lola Mocisser
Leola Hodgell
The
Steele Lumber Company
Dr. Anderson
Farmers Bank
J. G. Musser
Tom
Missouri
W. O. Pulliam
Wm. Nunn
Pierce
Nunn
Fred Davis
Ayer
J. W. Tarun
Madill
Ind. T
J. C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Johnstown
Fort
Lupton
Miss Souver
Messrs. Shearer
Green
Delta
Alex. Mead
D. Strohl
S. H. Swan
Ditch No. 3
George Reed
Guernsey
Wyo
J. C. Stoneking
Mr. Foley
J. S. Archibald’s
Mrs. Sweet
John Clarkson
Moore
Lowa
Mrs. Tew
Beebe
Steve Meyer
Cipson
F. M. Scott
Archie Brownell
Lucerne
Crover
Elmer Myers
Walt Dandes
A. O. Curtis
J. M. McIndoo
Ion
John Lundstrom
W. H. Eaton
Marie Frater
George Jones
John Paul of
W. E. Lester
Mrs. Sheer
Fifield
Evangelistic Society of the Congregational Church
Churches of
A. J. Eaton
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Eaton
Lacrance
Eva Ford
Lasalle
L. J. Herrington
Jennie Ellis
Mrs. D. 8. Ellis
Esther
Central City
E. C. Herrington
Dr. Martin
Dr. Warrens
Big Bend
Price
Felton
Bartlett Lumber
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17Th St
James Culton
Greeley Employment Agency
Geo. W. Mays
F.e.baker & Meeker
Bell Phone
Tors
Tribune
Ussa
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