All Over Weld Local Social Notes Reach Logan and Denver
Evans Fred Aleck went to Logan Iowa. Prof Kennell visited from Denver last weekend. Ed McKinley of Sugar City Ida visits friends here. Mrs J S Dunbar visits Aust this week. J H Rhoades plans a fine Capital Hill residence. J H Barns reports four acres of grain. Ed Eck returns from Indianapolis. G R Park back from Orchard stock sale. William Vanaken of Loveland visits old friends. Mrs William G Smith and Blanche Denver visit Behrens family. W R C ladies entertain in Youngs hall Friday to aid National encampment in Denver. Missionary society ladies surprise Mrs W H Barry with a bountiful tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Kennell
Denver
Ed McKinley
Sugar City
Ida
J.S. Dunbar
J. H. Rhoades
Capital Hill
J. H. Barns
Ed Eck
Indianapolis
Ind
G. R. Park
William Vanaken
Loveland
Evans
William G. Smith
Blanche
J. H. Behrens
Youngs’ Hall
The
Reformed Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. H. Barry
Mt Zion Notes and Social Gatherings Parade
E J Morrison called to Golden for mother's illness. Edith Nye improving. A Montgomery relative died of pneumonia in Colorado. Catholic Aid met at Mrs Jennie Mulligan's home with Progressive high five winner Mrs Thomas Howlett. Mt Zion Ladies Aid bazaar netted about 100. A surprise party for W A Mulvaney with sixty friends featured games and romance themed antics and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Morrison
Golden
Edith Nye
E. L. Montgomery
Colorado
Illinois
Catholic Aid
Jennie Mulligan
Thomas Howlett
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mt. Zion Church
Liberty Hall
W. A. Mulvaney
Romeo
Juliet
John Alden
Priscilla
Miles Standish
Punch
Judy
Beets and farming plans noted at local gathering
L S Larson hauls farm implements from Peckham to his farm. Windsor Sugar field man secures beer contracts locally. A Friday schoolhouse social and literary event entertained attendees. Mr Johnson plans beet trials despite lacking water. Bert Barriges of Greeley repairs his house and plans twenty five acres of beets. He has worked for the city for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S .Larson
Peckham
Windsor
Sugar Company
Mr. Johnson
Bert
Barriges
Greeley
Beebe Draw Receives Proceeds From Basket Social
Rev Hotchkiss will preach next Sunday. Mr Mosier built a house on his lower farm and rented it to Jake Oster. Miss Waite visited her parents at Highland Lake. Miss Rose Dean accompanied her. A large crowd attended the basket social last Friday evening. A good program followed by an auction of baskets. Proceeds totaled 28.60 dollars.
Local families head to new homes and trips list
Antelope Park Hugh O'Hara and family left this week for Idaho. W L Baldridge has gone to Chicago to dispose of his sheep. Mr and Mrs Roullard spent Friday with James Wilson and family. Miss Callie Lincoln spent a few days last week at her home near Greeley. Mrs R S Franklin and daughter Ruby spent Thursday with Charles Franklin and wife. P H Rhinehart and family expect to leave soon for Carthage Missouri. Mr Reed and family have moved on a ranch near Greeley where they will farm the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh O'Hara
Idaho
W. L. Baldridge
Chicago
Mrs. Roullard
James Wilson
Callie Lincoln
Greeley
R.S. Franklin
Ruby
Charles Franklin
P. H. Rhinehart
Carthage
Mr. Reed
Harry H. Shaw
Joseph Anderson
G. W. Crafts
Hobbs
N. Harris
A. H. Strom
Denver
William Wickstrom
Carlson
Ruth Brundage
Croft
E. P. House
Mrs. Brundage
East Greeley
Community Notes and House Moves This Week
The Delta J A Thompson is on the sick list this week. Mr and Mrs Mauck moved into a new house. Ward Moore will move into a new house this week. Mrs Brown entertained several couples Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Watts and family were entertained Sunday by Mr and Mrs Offerlee. Rev Skinner preached at the Weld county school house Sunday afternoon. Mr Anderson and family moved to a recently purchased place from Mr Crumb, who has moved to Greeley. Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Robinson hosted a gathering with six couples and played progressive high five. A surprise party for Mr and Mrs Stoneking was held Wednesday evening. An additional neighborhood party the same night drew a good crowd. Wednesday evening the Misses Robb hosted a Martha Washington party for local youths with Colonial dress and a lunch of mush and milk, beans and brown bread, doughnuts and coffee. The young people enjoyed old-fashioned games and a pleasant time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Crumb
Greeley
Robinson
Thompson
Shearer
Foley
Green
Stoneking
Robb
Martha Washington
Washington
W. J. McCormick
Dr. Anderson
Earl Mason
Idaho
Mrs. Jackson
Eaton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Miss Pansy Phillips visits friends in Greeley. Mrs. India Dickerson returns from Idaho. Mrs. Nass and children visit Mrs. Leiper south of town. Mr. and Mrs. O Hara of Windsor spend time with A K Alger. Sheep shipments and potatos move toward eastern markets. Ella Brooks visits Bertha in Eaton. Mrs. Eaton visits her son in law George Jones's home. Mrs. Stoeckover of Greeley visits Congregational church. Gossilman moves his family from Greeley to Eaton. Earnest Smillie returns from Denver hospital after head surgery. Ed Laycock, Denver real estate agent, in Eaton for land sales near Eaton Windsor Ault and Pierce. Lorin Peck and wife return from Decatur Illinois. Mrs. Peck ill in Colorado climate. Readers reminded to read local store ads before shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nass
Leiper
Joseph O’hara
Windsor
A. K. Alger
Eaton
Ella Brooks
Bertha
A. S. Eaton
George Jones
Earnest Smillie
Denver
Ed Laycock
Ault
Pierce
Lorin Peck
Decatur
Ill
Ault News Roundup From Collins District and Nearby
Births, visits, new town talk at Nunn's Spur, and local movements. Ault residents note a February birth to Mr and Mrs FE James and several social visits in Collins. Plans for Maynard town, school birthday program, job changes at Dr Anderson’s, water well depth, and family relocations are reported along with a straw fire near the rail line causing about 20 dollars in loss.
Hazelton Community Notes Include Family Visits and Reassignments
Mr and Mrs John Moody spent Sunday with daughter Mrs Maud Baird east of Greeley. Charley Moreland and family moved east of Kersey to Asa Sterling farm to farm next year. Mrs Bronson the Sunday school superintendent is leaving the district and Mr Moody will be superintendent. Services were held in Hazelton school house on Feb 26 led by Rev Pucket of Greeley. Mr and Mrs John Deboo hosted about forty five neighbors Friday evening for a general good time. Walter Osborn has returned from Arkansas after months away, accompanied by two cousins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moody
Maud Baird
Greeley
Charley Moreland
Kersey
Asa Sterling
Bronson
Moody
Hazelton
Pucket
John Deboo
Walter Osborn
Arkansas
Local Progress and Personal Moves Around Fort Lupton
A new road is being opened north of town to the A G Johnson and John Davis ranches. D B Snouffer has leased land to the Japanese for beet cultivation. Davis and Bennett lease garden tracts for beets. Mr Keagy buys Allsebrook ranch and takes possession. Sanford Davis buys 40 acres of Gus Hattendorf ranch and plans to move. John Robinson and son Sheldon travel to California to visit relatives and possibly relocate. Platte Land company installs a new bridge across the English ditch in Perry Pollock lane, county providing lumber. Allen McCann, ill with typhoid pneumonia, dies after surgery for a lung abscess at a Denver hospital. funeral held at the M E church, one of the community’s largest. The bereaved family receives many sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Snouffer
Davis and Bennett
Mr. Keagy
Cripple Creek
Allsebrook Ranch
Sanford Davis
Gus Hattendorf
John Robinson
Sheldon
California
Platte Land Company
Perry Pollock
Allen McCann
Denver
M. E
Witwers Spend Friday in Denver and Local Moves
Mr and Mrs H E Witwer spent Friday in Denver. Charles Gardner moved to a new home across the river. Mrs Harrington is on the sick list and Dr Lonergan is attending. Charles Robinson moved to Ross Oliver ranch for the summer. Ralph Truly broke a leg last week while rounding up cattle for the Hoover ranch people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Witwer
Denver
Charles Gardner
Harrington
Dr. Lonergan
Charles Robinson
Ross Oliver
Ralph
Hoover Ranch
Local Moves and Visits Around Kersey and Greeley
Mr. Pierce and family relocated east of Kersey on a farm. Lula Harsh broke her left arm while moving last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rader moved to a recently purchased farm from Mr. Stimson. Last Thursday Mr. Gore and family from eastern Nebraska arrived in Greeley to settle in a West Fifth Street house. Mrs. Livesay and two Cereeso Nebraska children and Mrs. McPherson and two Greeley children enjoyed a Saturday visit with S. L. Spurgeon. Miller of Eaton recently called in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Kersey
Lula Harsh
Rader
Mr. Stimson
Mr. Gore
Nebraska
Greeley
West Fifth Street
Highland residents look to new homes and farming plans
Highland lake resident Scott Kerr plans to move west of the lake next week. Mrs. Waite recovers slowly from sciatic rheumatism. Mrs. F P Woodley attends church after a bout with influenza. Malverne Mead and family visited relatives in Longmont over Sunday. Mr Hamilton aims to break 40 acres this spring and plant barley as a dry farming trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Kerr
Mrs. Waite
F. P. Woodley
Malverne Mead
Local Notes From Kersey And Greeley
Kersey J. L. Ewing was in Kersey Monday. Fred Perry was in Greeley Saturday on business. James Hood, previously very ill, is some better. Kirt Roberts visits Mr. Norris and family. Lee Norris is very low with pneumonia and pleurisy. Charles Williams visited business in Greeley early in the week. Mrs. Don Heffernan entertains her father and sister from Penn Yan, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Perry
Greeley
James Hood
Kirt Roberts
Mr. Norris
Lee Norris
Charles Williams
LaSalle People Seevary on Visits and School Program
James Beattie traveled to Longmont on business Tuesday. Rev Taylor hosted the youth Friday evening. Mrs Sibard of Orchard visits her sister Mrs George Bird. A E Bentley and wife moved to Pleasant Valley Thursday. LaSalle school held an interesting program last Thursday afternoon. Ladies attended a surprise dinner at Mrs Barry’s in Evans last Wednesday. Charles Herrington of Colorado Springs visited his brother E Herrington earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beattie
Longmont
Rev. Taylor
Sibard
Orchard
George Bird
A. E. Bentley
Pleasant Valley
Safe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy For Children
A note touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and effective for colds croup and whooping cough. Available for sale at all druggists with relief assured.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Aleck
Logan
Iowa
Mount Zion
Beebe
Antelope Park
DELTA
J. A. Thompson
Pansy Phillips
India Dickerson
Dr. Stoeckover
B.G. Eaton
Gossilman
the Telephone Company
Ames
FE. S. James
Collins
R. BE. Edmondson
Kansas City
G. H. Bradfield
Frye
Collins District
Richard Armstrong
W. J. Henderson
M. C. Todd
J. P. Frye
Nunn’s
Maynard
Lula Beers
Graefe
W. Coffman
Hiram England
Fort
Lupton
A.G. Johnson
John Davis
Crow Creek
Cipson
Mr. Miller of
Highland Lake
J. L. Ewing
Don Heffernan
Pennyan
N. Y
Lasalle
LaSalle School
Cali
vIa
Sunset
Ogden & Shasta
W.K. McAllister
A. N. Oliver
T. F
P. A
17Th Street
Omaha
St. Louis
Rock Island
R. S. Walker
Trav
C. B. Sloat
Santa
Los Angeles
J. P. Hall
A. T
S. F. Ry
Lawrence St
Denver, Colo
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