Various Local Notices From Ault Area
Births include a son to Mr and Mrs BE E Kent February 14 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs OC Y raine. Mrs J Watson visits Decatur relatives. Charles Bartholomew visited J J Hodgell in Greeley. Ed Laty and Minnie Waddell wed in Cheyenne. Local moves include Fred Hastings vacancy and Chas Benton farm, Lucerne farmer Alfred Nelson. Ault school celebrated Washington and Lincoln birthdays. J J Hennessy bought the old paint shop site and opened a new blacksmith shop. A windstorm caused a fire at D L Stones ranch burning seed potatoes and haystacks with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E. Kent
OC. Y.raine
Benton Place
Minnie Waddellere
Cheyenne
Ev. Dunham
B. Schoonover
Lark & Schoonover
Frank and
John McCormick
O. C. McWilliams
Arvel B. Stewart
Laura Pearl McWilliams
J. N. Studley
Ault School
Washington
Lincoln
J. J. Hennesey
Ed Lynn
W. H. Preston
D. L Stone
Ault
Wyatt
Mr. Stone
Wyatt Brothers
Evans and Area Visitors and Local News Report
Evans and nearby towns share social visits with J M Perkins under care concerns at a hospital. Denver and Monta Vista guests, and illnesses noted. An infant death in East Evans, and Samuel Andrews in hospital after a health emergency.
Local births and society notes from a small town
Birth announcements dated Feb 23 and 24 report a son for Victor Ebn and a girl for G Bradfield and a son for O E Harrison. Local groups plan Baptist prayer and Ladies Aid meetings. A wedding of C G Swope and Bessie Wope is noted, with Rev. Elliott officiating. Further items mention Dan Howard's millinery venture and a well attended music event at Randolph's hall. Mrs. Minnie Cameron and Chauncey Frye family visits are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ictor Ebn
G Bradfield
O. E. Harrison
the Baptist
John Duncan
The
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
R. L. Pence
Art Collins
Chauncey Frye
Local Notes On Purchases And Family Visits In Delta
Charley Lawrence bought a new plane last week. Claud Clarkson bought a new buggy and a black pacer. Henry Lawrence bought a fine black team. Mr. McConnel is selling potatoes. Misses Hoffmans visited Pearl and Mary Robb. Miss Agnes Robb visited Pearl Robb at school. Mr. Hall is finishing a large barn and foundations for a house. Neighbors helped extinguish a fire at Vernon's dugout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Lawrence
Mrs. Green
Lagrippe
Claud Clarkson
Mr. McConnel
Chas
Local Notes From Eaton And Fort Collins Area
Miss Bertha Brooks is on the sick list this week. Miss Helen Kittle visited friends in Eaton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hensley visited relatives in Fort Collins earlier. Roxa Brown and her mother moved to their homestead northeast of Eaton. Mrs. Gosselin and baby returned from Greeley after a two week visit. Mrs. Copeland teaches second grade in Miss Weaver’s absence. F A Titmus and Edna Wolf wed Wednesday evening with Rev. Coffman officiating. Poles for the electric light plant are unloaded here with brighter light prospects. A Christensen of rural route 1L has gone to Nebraska due to his mother’s death. Ladies aid meets with Mrs. A W McGown Thursday afternoon followed by a ten cent tea. Union meetings at the Baptist church attract steady attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Brooks
Helen Kittle
Eaton
BE. L. Hensley
Fort Collins
Roxa Brown
Gosselin
Baby
Greeley
Copeland
Edna Wolf
J. F. Coffman
A. &. Christensen
Nebraska
Ladies Aid
A. W. McGuown
Mead Merchants and Community Evening Highlights
The article notes a well attended C. E. segial at Henry Holmes' Thursday evening with a good time reported. Mr. McCormick becomes Mead's first merchant to sell dry goods and groceries in town, reflecting local business development as west wind signals upcoming farming activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Segial
Henry Holmes
McCormick
Mead
Cattle Sale Leads to Move and Mead Property Plans
E. H. Knott bought cattle on the Ralston creek last week and shipped them from the switch. Mr. Rowe’s foreman has moved into rooms in P. M. Mead’s home and Rowe plans a new house in Mead in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Knott
Ralston Creek
Mr. Rowe
P. M. Mead
Mead
Local News From Fort Lupton and Surrounding Areas
Fort Lupton reports W H Bull sold cattle to Denver buyers last week while Geo Lambrecht and M W Slate bale hay. Residents visit, farm work continues with plowing alfalfa, reservoir enlargement underway, and road work planned. Church meetings yield eight conversions. Lake Lupton project discussed. subscription drive organized for the reservoir site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bull
Denver
Geo. Lambrecht
M. W. Slate
J. W. Owens
Failkenberg
LaSalle social notes and a Washington program
Miss Adah Ellis of Loveland stayed at home from Wednesday to Saturday. Mrs. Stewart and Miss Nannie of Greeley visited Jas. Stewart on Friday and Saturday. Shaw Kelso of Delta attended D. S. Ellis’s home and returned for his uncle John Walker’s funeral. The February 22 Washington program netted 34.50 for new library books. Local youths joined Clara Edgar of Greeley for a tin shower at the Hunter home. Evans R P church youths hosted a patriotic social at John Beattie’s with flags and a George Washington picture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LaSalle
Clara Edgar
Greeley
Hunter
R. P. Church of
Evans
John Beattie
George Washington
Local residents make short trips and attend funeral
Windsor T. R. Brooks left last Wednesday for Pasadena to join his family. K. A. Hochler left last Tuesday for a week's visit in Denver and Pueblo. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Briggs drove to Greeley Monday to attend the funeral of their nephew James Warren. Miss George of Chicago returned to her home last Saturday after visiting with Mrs. Bowman and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Brooks
Pasadena
Cali
K. A. Hochler
Denver
Pueblo
Geo. W. Briggs
Greeley
James Warren
George
Chicago
Hillsboro Social News and Local Moves
Mrs. Durand returned from Fort Collins Sunday. QO. F. Griffith transported three potato cars last week. Jim Flood relocated his house and moved in. Mr. Moore’s daughter and granddaughter from Fort Collins visited last week. Dan Rodgers, new Kibby ranch owner, has moved from Kansas. Arrivals reported last Friday.
Notice of Termination for Sales Solicitation
W Snooks is no longer employed and is not authorized to solicit any more sales for OC. P Kemmerer.
Geese Taken Near Lacr ance by Neff and Local News
Chas Neff hunted recently and secured two geese over twenty one pounds. Harry Traverse and wife plan to move to Canada to buy a home. A social and literary program will be held at the school house Saturday night. Jas Millard and family from Missouri move to Lauridsen ranch to raise bees. Mrs P W Pridmore and two Denver children, visitors at the Ford home for four weeks, returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Neff
Harry Traverse
de Volle
Canada
Jas. Millard
Missouri
Lauridsen
P. W. Pridmore
Denver
C. H. Ford
Local Notes From Greeley and Surroundings
Cipson J. D. Davis moved into Greeley last week. S. H. Swan traveled on an excursion Tuesday to Scott s Bluff Nebraska. R. Calvin plans to move from Greeley to his ranch this month. M. P. Martinson sold fifteen acres of land recently to a Harris brother. Mr Strom s father was seriously injured last week by a fall from a hay load east of town but is now improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Swan
Scott's Bluff
Neb. R. Calvin
Greeley
M. P. Martinson
Harris Brothers
Strom
Elwell Notes On Residents and Farm Losses
Eugene Crowell nears occupancy on new home. Hugh Clark returns from Boulder intending to stay. Ed Brown and Roy Thornton are in St. Josephs hospital, Denver for two weeks. Mr Brownlees barn burned in high wind, two pigs and feed valued at fifty dollars lost. Frank Talmage, longtime manager of Jones Bros farm south of Elwell, is moving away this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Crowell
Hugh Clark
Boulder
Ed Brown
Roy Thornton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Mr. Brownlee
Frank Talmage
Jones Bros
Elwell
Local Moves And Visits In Area Households
Ashton Geo Adams moves onto the Michaels place this week. Alonzo Edwards returns from the Agricultural college for spring vacation. Ira Noles visits P. F. Daven and family and goes home to Wisconsin. J. R. Edwards and M. A. Whitman start for Chicago with sheep. Manuel McIndoo moves to the Geo. Houston place near Greeley and P. F. Daven to a new Bracewell farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Adams
Michaels Place
Alonzo Edwards
Agricultural College
Ira Noles
P. F. Daven
Wisconsin
J. R. Edwards
Chicago
M. A. Whitman
Manuel McIndoo
Geo. Houston Place
Greeley
Bracewell
Denver to City of Mexico Tour Offers Rich Pleasures
The City of Mexico invites tourists with numerous attractions including parks plazas cathedrals theatres clubs and galleries. Visitors may take side trips to Mitla Tampico Vera Cruz and other sites. Mr T E Fisher G P A Colorado & Southern Denver provides full data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mitla
Tampico
Vera Cruz
T. E. Fisher
Colorado & Southern
Denver
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favorite with the mothers of small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cures croup but when given early will prevent the attack. For sale by all druggists.
Delta Irrigation Company Notice of Stockholders Meeting
Notice declares annual stockholders meeting in First National Bank parlors Greeley on March 6 1906 at 1 30 p m to elect three directors levy an assessment and transact other business S S Wylie secretary Greeley Colo Feb 19 1906
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Delta Irrigation Company
First National Bank
Greeley
S. Wylie
Colo
Greeley Artesian Well Company
Amoe
Fednesday
Eeeng
Haynes
Gresley
Tee
Darkie Minstrels Public Meeting At U P Church
A public meeting hosted by the Y on Friday evening March 2 at 8 o clock will feature a double quartet of amateur darkie minstrels. A silver offering will benefit state work. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Potatoes for Rent Near Opera House Block
Good potato farm for rent. Apply to William F. Stephens, room 9, Opera House block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appy
Wm. F. Stephens
Opera House
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Collins District
J. M. Perkins
E. Cobleigh
J. K. Malonee
John Brubaker
Monta Vista
Len Flint
O. F. Fidler
All Evans
W. Haight
Hattie Gulley
Jed Johnson
East Evans
Sturday
Samuel Andrews
Oulder Sanitarium
Imuel Andrews
Ayers
Ayer
Albert G
Hamilton
Mirietta
Ohio
J.C. Aterco Alldroggiata
Lowell
Mass
Earth
Owens
Nature
Aver
DELTA
Dayton Morris
Chas. Morris
Bernice
Inez Ramsey
Highland Lake
Fort
Lupton
W. A. VerBryck
Ruby Armstrong
Ora Hamilton
Platteville
C. J. Davidson
W. H. Davis
Johnson Farm
Lot
Clinton & Anderson
Hudson and Vicinity
Jackson
Brighton
E. 8
St. John
R. L. Winbourne
Adah Ellis of
Loveland
Windsor
Hillsboro
Lacrance
Cipson
J. D. Davis
Bartlett Lumber
Ind
Main
Opp
York
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
Notj
Ashton
Charlie
Kittle & Withey’s
City of Mexico
Darkie Minstrels
Maginnis
Flume
Spownt Peckst
Anoug
Ae Seutslus
Cupuls Tor’ Forg Souls
Reat
William E. Austin
Weld
Colorado
William L. Clayton
Torade
Union Colony of
Aaron S. Eaton
Sai Aaron S. Eaton
William L. Vinyton
Weldand I
Court House
County of Weld
George D. Stat
County
of Weld
Greeley Tribune
Otice OF
Stog Bers MaEt
Reeley Artesian Wel Company
Greeley National Bank
J. L. Brush
H.C. Watson
Cras. H. Wheeler
C. T. Neri
Ass’t the
J. &. Brush
H. C. Watson
7. A. Rankin
W. M. Boomer
C. H. Wheeler
W. H. Farr
H. D. Parker
Union National Bank
National Incorporation
Capital
Fessian
Domestic Exchange
Wieigese Tis Ie Fresetdens
Gil Ase
kipCutehoon
Alfred Rer August Anderson
Schroeder-Son Nursery Co
Colo. R
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