All Over Weld Delta Community Notes
Mrs Reed has been on the sick list this week. J A Thompson and family visited. Mr Foley’s Sunday. Thomas Watts and family toured crops Sunday. Mr and Mrs Darrell and Mr and Mrs Ross Dicks visited Mrs Green. Mrs Welch of Boulder spends summer with her daughter Mrs Foley. Crops look flourishing with good prospects. Reno harvesting strawberries. hail damaged Thompson and Reno crops in heavy rains. Mrs Linny’s birthday party held. Spurgeons entertained Ellis of Afton Iowa Tuesday to Friday. Martinson hosted Pierson and Lucerne relatives over Sunday for Swedish church dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.A. Thompson
Mr. Reno
Spurgeon
Ellis
Afton
Iowa
M. P. Martinson
Pierson
Lucerne
Nebraska
Hillsboro Church News and Social Event Notice
Mrs Sam Griffith and sister expected home today. Rev Marey of Greeley preached at Hillsboro church last Sunday. Ladies Aid strawberry social next Friday night at the church. Rev Franklin Moore of Fossil Creek will fill pulpit alternating Sundays. County Sunday school missionary Mr Crook visited to boost interest. Services 10 30 am Sunday school 11 30 am and 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Griffith
Mr. Rhodes
Luella
Peckham
Marey
Christian Church of
Gipson Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mayme Heckert works for Mrs. George Adams. George Peck returns from Loveland after a week away. D Warner family moves near Lucerne to a farm. Miss Mamie Pomeroy attends State Normal summer school. Miss Nettie Miller of Greeley stays in the area again. Miss Anna Goetter of Greeley visits Mrs Hobart Frazier. Walter Edwards of Hillrose visits Gipson. Miss Esther Kitchel and Mr King of Kort Collins visit Miss Aley Webster. Mr Matson of Lincoln Neb student at Nebraska Wesleyan. Mr Aldrich of Greeley visits Gipson with his summer brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Heckert
George Adams
George Peck
Loveland
D. Warner
Lucerne
Mamie Pomeroy
State Normal
Nettie Miller
Greeley
Anna Goetter
Hobart Frazier
Walter E Edwards
Hillrose
Morgan County
Gipson
Esther Kitchel
King
Kort Collins
Aley Webster
Matson
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Aldrich
Local News Highlights from Peckham Church Dedication
Young residents plan Fourth in Boulder. The Aid Society pledges 100 and the Junior League 50 toward the Peckham church. The new Peckham church was dedicated by Dr Phiefer and Rev Weber. Over 600 dollars raised to nearly complete paying off the church valued at 2025.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Moerkle
Nettie
Platteville
Sam Sampson
Peckham
Phiefer
Denver
Weber
Sid Lane
Stillman
Evans
Local residents visit and travel notes from Hardin area
Mr Imboden was a business caller in town Saturday C I Moore of Kersey was in town the first of the week Mrs F W Hunter visited relatives in Evans Friday Frank Benton spent several days in Denver returning home Sunday Mrs Frank Hodgson visited friends in Longmont last week O J Rice made a business trip to Greeley and Longmont the last of the week Clarence Donovan of Greeley spent a few days in the neighborhood Miss Carlson of Denver stayed with her brother Charles Carson and family this week Mrs Charles Caisson and children plan to leave for Hugo Colo this week to visit relatives until after the Fourth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Imboden
C. I. Moore of
Kersey
F. W. Hunter
Evans
Frank Benton
Denver
Frank Hodgson
Longmont
O. J. Rice
Greeley
Miss Carlson
Charles Carson
Charles Caisson
Hugo
Colo
Daisy Law
Severance
A. H. Myers
Sybil Miller
Vic Beuschoten
John Reinks
J. R. Gillies
Thad Lynn
LaGrange
John McArtney
Rev. Robbinet
A. S. Lincoln
Miss Lincoln
Local Visitors and Social Happenings in surrounding towns
Daily social notes record visits and summer plans among residents. Doll Ginn of Greeley spent Sunday in Eaton while Miss Scott travels to Greeley for the season. Mr and Mrs W W Sullivan drove to Ault last Saturday. T H Dailey and family visited Greeley Sunday. G H Denio spent a few days in the capital city last week. Mrs C Clark of Greeley visited the W R Clark family last Friday. Mrs Will Ray and daughter of Fort Collins visited this week. W C Gates and wife had Sunday dinner with the Gavins. Mesdames P H Brewington and Will Ray visited the county seat Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll Ginn
Greeley
Eaton
Miss Scott
W.W. Sullivan
Ault
T. H. Dailey
G. H. Denio
Capital City
C. Clark
W. R. Clark
Will Ray
Fort Collins
Johnstown News Roundup Moves Through Town
John Wailes reports a very sick young girl while Jim Lee drives cattle for the summer. A large crew works on the Great Western railway as Johnstown residents note church dedication trips and new barn painting contracts. The Johnstown baseball team beat Loveland 5 to 4 as crops show gains and local appointments include Deputy Sheriff Fowler. Rev Crook delivers a sermon at Johnstown hall and speaks at Welcome Hill school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown Hall
Welcome Hill School House
Local Social Calendar Highlights Town Figures
Sunday visits and gatherings mark a busy period with W A Roy and wife at the Lair home near Ault and Daisy Law visiting relatives in Severance. Milestones include Sybil Miller’s eighth birthday party and several trips to St Louis and Denver for fairs and family events.
LaSalle Notes on Residents and Local Activity
Jim Barber of East Evans visited LaSalle on Monday as a heavy hay crop forecast. Vene Hinds of Brighton was in town last week. Mrs. Clark of Eaton called on friends in LaSalle last week. Mrs. Winchester of Evans visits daughter Mrs. Marsh. Mrs. BE Herrington spent Saturday with Mrs. Ellis. J A New installed a new irrigation pump on his farm this week. Mr. Turner of the Eaton sugar factory was in LaSalle last Thursday. Abby Brooks returned from California after a nine month visit. R W Devinney and family listed in the note fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Barber
East Evans
Vene Hinds
Brighton
Mrs. Clark
Eaton
LaSalle
Abby Brooks
California
Evans Residents Travel and Local Events
Evans residents make trips to St Louis and eastern cities while visitors come to town. Mrs Kimbley visits. Tregoning buys buggy and horse. Jones couple plan a mountain trip. Mrs Southwell to visit. Lane chapel dedication draws Evans crowd. Vanderlip photographs. Ice cream social, World's Fair talk, and Fourth of July events announced with park speakers and a band. Epworth League to serve dinner in Odd Fellows building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Lane Chapel
Peckham
Deacon Vanderlip
Reading Room
J. M. Wylie
Epworth League
Odd Fellows
Ault Area News Briefs Highlight Births Visits and Construction
A boy was born Tuesday June 21 to Mr and Mrs Ed Mead. Several residents including A W Morrison and family, Mrs George Fieber and Fannie, and Mr and Mrs O D Bone with guests from Eaton Denver attended local visits. New houses rise as J Coffman and J S Elder begin constructions opposite the Congregational church. Miss Florence Noll visits Mabel Padget. high school course to be taught in Ault this year. Ladies Aid meets to finish a quilt. Chauncey Frye visits Fort Collins to meet his new grandson. Ed Lynn recovering from brain fever due to lead poisoning. Evangelistic meetings begin with A N Gills and J W King. B Y P D plans a shadow social at the school house. Rev W T Jordan serves as local church leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mead
A. W. Morrison
East
George Fieber
Fannie
Greeley
F. C. Rosene
R. L. Pence
Chauncey Frye
Fort Collions
Ed Lynn
G. Foster
Eaton
Miss Norton
Denver
O. D. Bone
Woman's College Lecture Inspires At Montclair Schoolhouse
The Woman's College at Montclair delivered an engaging talk on Life in Dixie at the local schoolhouse. William Newell of Faulkton 8 D returned home after attending his sister Mrs Henry Mead's funeral in Ault. Mattie Anderson eight died Monday from liver trouble and was buried at Eaton cemetery Tuesday. Carrie and Callie departed Saturday for a two month visit with friends in Mexico Missouri and to see the World's Fair. Baptist prayer meetings move to Thursday evenings at the schoolhouse starting this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s College
Montclair
Dixie
William Newell
Faulkton
Ault
Henry Mead
Mattie
Albert Anderson
Eaton Cemetery
J. W. McCormick
Carrie
Callie
Mexico
Social visitation notes from Fort Wollins and nearby towns
Col unbine F M King visited Fort Wollins on Saturday while Mr Harbor traveled to Greeley on business. Several local residents, including Mr and Mrs M L King, Adda Dorsey, Lela Martin, Hazel Landers, Mrs BE J King, Daisy Law, the Minneys, Darner of Ault, the Landers family, Marion Collins, John Owens, Mr Lacey, Mr Luncey, Jess King, near Windsor, and E A Beers with Lula Beers, gathered for calls, visits, dinners, and church events Sunday and midweek, with Christian Endeavor attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harbor
Greeley
M. L. King
Columbine
Adda Dorsey
Lela Martin
Hazel Landers
Whedmire
BE. J. King
Daisy Law
Marion Collins
John Owens
Mr. Lacey
Jess King
Windsor
Mr. Luncey
E. A. Beers
Lula Beers
E. J. King
Messrs. Williams
Spear of
Community News Roundup From Loveland Area
Elwell R C Scott and wife left for Seattle. Stuart Thornton in Love land for days. Mrs Shull and Beulah visited Berthoud last week. Fern Mead at new Highlandake home. Henry Brown improving hopes to leave hospital. Church contract let to J M Lutener of Berthoud. John Martin family at U P church in Loveland. Parsonage nearing completion. Killa Noble begins nurse training in Denver. Hunt and two Johns town boys built forge in new blacksmith shop. Rev F D Crook visited. Croquet party at Everitt home with refreshments on lawn. Children Day observed with theme Christ the Shepherd. Decorating committee work appreciated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.C. Scott
Seattle
Stuart Thornton
Loveland
Mrs. Shull
John Martin
U. P
Killa Noble
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Denver
Hunt
Johnstown
F. D. Crook
Evans
Everitt
Christ
Shepherd
Roy Thornton
Local Visits and Road Camp Marks in Windsor Area
Mrs. Chris Westenberg and others visited Windsor while families called on neighbors. The road overseer Strohl camps near town, signaling more road work. An ice cream social is planned Friday at Mr. Rogers’ lawn. Imperial Shrine gathering runs July 13 to 15 in Atlantic City. Great Western offers July 9 and 10 round trips to Atlantic City with returns by July 23, stopovers in Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington.Further information through Great Western or J P Elmer Chicago GPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Atlantic City
N. J
Chicago Great Western Railway
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Osteopathic Physicians Open in Dupree Building
Osteopathic physicians establish practice in the Dupree building in Greeley, with office contact listed as phone number 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osteopathic Physicians
Otice
Dupree Building
Greeley
Attorney Stockover Serves Seeley Colorado Firm
E. Stockover attorney and counselor at law maintains offices in rooms 1 and 2 of the First National Bank Building in Seeley Colorado. Contact Colo 322 Ind. 41 for legal services and consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank Building
Seeley, Colo
Colorado and Southern Rail Line Timings Greeley to Denver
No 37 arrives at Greeley at 5 a.m. and No 3 leaves at 10 a.m. Local freights carry passengers between Greeley and Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern Road
Greeley
Denver
Fort Collins
Train Schedules From Greeley to Chicago
The Stub Train departs Greeley at 1 30 p m connecting at LaSalle with the 2 10 for Chicago. No 11 Chicago Special leaves Denver 1 20 a m, LaSalle 2 20 p m, arrives Chicago 4 p m next day. No 7 departs Denver 9 40 p m LaSalle 10 40 p m arrives Chicago 6 30 a m second day. Chicago trains to Denver depart 7 00 a m and 12 55 p m.
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Marshall
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Lucerne
Eaton
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Carr
Leseerees Athol State
Wees
Greeley
LaSalle
Chicago
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Hillsboro
Cipson
Bic Bend
Boulder
Trim Hubbard
Aid Society
Junior League
Robert Pritchard
Will Davis
Clarence Donovan
W. C. Gates
Charles Gavin
Mesdames P. H. Brewington and
John Wailes
Miler
Anderson
N. R. Lee
Great Western Railway
Jim Lee
Morey
Colorado
Carly
Miluuw
W. A. Roy
Mrs. B. M. Lair
Ora Neel
Haton
Victor
Romeo
Malcolm Losey
James Kendel
Greeley Club
Seely’s Lake
Collard
J. H. Clark
M. EB
St. Louis Fair
W. B. Grant
New York
Bessie Buell
St. Louis
Kent
Ohio
Epworth League of the
M. EK. Church
Golden
Ruth
Mona McAfee
Edith Herrington
Charles McKenney
Platte
Weld County
Bessie Beattie
Grace Ellis
Alice Craig
Cutler
Ill
R. W. Devinney
Daugh
G. K. Carson
William Kimbley
Thomas Tregoning
Robert Jones
William Southwell
Colorado Springs
Kinsinger
Maud
Ethel
W. J. Craig
Sparta
J. Coffman
Gracfe
J. S. Elder
Congregational Church
Florence Noll
Mabel Padget
Charles Boyd
Big Springs
Miss Bostwick
Miss Harris
A. N. Gills
Greenville
Texas
J. W. King
W. T. Jordan
F. M. King
Fort Wollins
Elwell
J. M. Lutener
Berthoud
Lacrance
Chris. Westenberg
Chris Montgomery
Lynn
A. RK. English
Ford
Rev. Brooks of
J. N. Graham
Lauridsen
H. ©. Bennett
Pra NE E. Stockover
Fies
DR. McArthur & Co
Greeley, Colo
William H. Delbridge
E. S. Carrithers
Main St
Ee Smith
at-Lean
Mabel C. Turner
Osteopathic
W. C. Dickerson
First National Bank
Oldest National Bank
Asa Starling
R. F. Graham
T. Em Asetrikin
John S. Davis
Asan Sterling
E.ree
D. B. Wyatt
Motie
Robert Steele
L. Ewing
Greeley National Bank
J. L. Brouss
H. C. Watson
Cons
H. Waeever
C. T. Neri
Ass’t
J. L. Brush
H.C. Watson
J. A. Rankin
W. M. Boomer
C. H. Wheeler
R. H. Johns
H. D. Parker
the Union Bank
D. Harper
B. F. Johnson
E. J. Decker
F. E. Gill
B. D. Harper
E. B., Thayer, W.H
B. F. Johnson, F. E.;smith
C. H. Mulford
I, Thompson
Cheyenne
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