All Over Weld Town Gossip and Business Notes
Johnstown Link Miner visited on business. Miss Kitty Yost returns from Denver. M Tucker in Loveland on business. A J Reeder prepares to move into new drug store. Eva Rodgers visits brother Orval Rodgers. N H James of Loveland sightseeing. Claus Wilson rents Kibby farm for year. John Frank takes position with Charles Binder. R S Wygall in town for business. Jake Spear buys farm and plans farming. C E Tromble of Empire attends to local farm. Mrs Temple’s boy recovering from illness. Mr Holmes builds a feed mill. J B Bogard back at home after illness. J B Cross returns from Omaha. sheep market satisfactory. Merely Fairbairn sells horse. seeks fast driver. Brooks Hinkley start meat wagon. good demand. R L Bodley and Earl Worden of Weldon visit, may relocate. Jack Sauter nears completion of residence and barn. J P Klug and wife visiting Johnstown. fond of old acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Rodgers arrive from Uniontown Kaw. staying with Herman Rodgers at Peckham. S R Garrison of Loveland reports large sugar beet acreage and road extension toward Hillsboro. Berthoud ladies aid society meets. sugar beet tending planned. Ice cream and cakes served. Rose assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Rodgers
Orval Rodgers
N. H. James
Loveland
Claus Wilson
Mr. Kibby
John Frank
Charles Binder
R. S. Wygall
Jake Spear
Fairbairn
Brooks & Hinkley
Berthoud
R. L. Bodley
Earl Worden
Weldon
Iowa
Jack Sauter
Community Notes Reflect Local Visits and Tragic Train Death
LACRANCE residents Lynn and Ford families note illness while Charlies Westenberg returns home from a two month Iowa visit. J N Graham and family relocate southeast of Greeley. Lauridsen visit Ker sey area with Graham and Adams kin. The Ellis family mourns engineer George Ellis killed in an Idaho train wreck. relatives attend his funeral in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Adams
Cheyenne
Elwell Community Notes and Local Happenings
Lewis Eberhart buys Rosenow's two room house. Kiss Della Childress nearing full recovery. Quarterly meeting led by L S Corner next Sunday. Church trustees review insurance details. John Everitt and the Davises helped lay the Berthoud church corner stone. John Coleman sold farm machinery at the Berthoud sale on March 10. Friends plan entertainment in Elwell new auditorium on March 24. A subscription was raised last Wednesday to provide food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Everitt
the Davises
Berthoud
John Coleman
Colemavn
Elwell
Local Social News From Peckham and Surrounding Areas
Sunday sightings in Greeley and visits across Merino Eaton Windsor and Big Bend are noted. Community members attend parties, dances, and flinch games. A wedding unites Homer Rickets and May Sturm. others travel for funerals and lectures.
Lucerne Socials and Returns Report Local Visits
Fred Norman returned from Missouri and John Athey from Janon City. Mr and Mrs Fred Benton came back from Ault. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Manley on March 11. Mrs Dolly Bresnehan of Greeley called in Lucerne. Visitorsinclude Mrs Stanleys father and brother from Elbert. Charles Couzens and wife visited with Mr and Mrs Arthur Davis. Mr and Mrs Mosier visited Mr and Mrs David Kelley Jr of La Grange. Mr and Mrs Curtis Williams of Greeley spent Sunday with Wick Benton and wife. Mrs Kelley entertained fifteen ladies Thursday and 26 the next afternoon. A pleasant time was spent both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosier
David Kelley, Jr
la Grange
Curtis Williams
Greeley
Wick, Benton
Local residents and visitors report in Eaton area
Sunday visits and brief trips mark the week with many locals meeting friends in Denver Greeley Evans Windsor and Fort Collins. Notables include J J Blandin J J Bowman and Judge Ballard with travels to Alamosa and California amid routine office renovations and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ballard
Denver
Eaton
Local Notes From Platteville and Nearby Towns
John Bright traveled to Denver Monday and J D Glaze did business there Saturday Fort Lupton’s T Winbourn visited Platteville Monday Mrs Drake and daughter Ethel left for Iowa Mes Pugh of Portland Ore visits her brother M Kutch Mrs Dave Snider and Gale headed to Los Angeles Hazlet lectured to a large audience Isaac Balenger from Idaho Springs reconnects with old neighbors James Koykendall resigns rural route to join a Texas baseball nine Water Commissioner C M Jump frequents town amid river low water Fire in an old D Sni der barn destroyed Brown Lucan wareroom contents burned by 11 to 12 o'clock Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Drake
Ethel
Iowa
Mes. Pugh
Portland
Ore
Mo. M. Kutch
Dave Snider
Gale
Los Angeles
Calif
Hazlet
Isaac Balenger
Idaho Springs
Platteville
James Koykendall
Corsicana
Texas
C. M. Jump
Birkle
Central
D. Snider’s
Gipson Area Social Notes Mention Local Moves and Births
Mayme Pomeroy Cipson is ill with mumps at home. Warner family visited relatives in Lone Tree. Mrs. Neutze called in the neighborhood. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harsh on March 10. Mr. Harris from Denver bought the Oney place and will move in soon. Hobart Frazier family moved into the Johnson house. Walter Edwards, formerly of Gipson, visited old friends. A party from southern state bought Gus C. Wener’s place and moved in this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Pomeroy
Warner
Lone Tree Sunday
Walter Edwards
Gipson
Gus C. Wener
Highland Lake notes and local visits
Mr Dean plans a Chicago trip soon as Ed Balenger of Golden returns to the lake last week. Mrs Lydia Kerr intends to stay here for some time. Ray and Bert Goodan visited their parents in Canfield Sunday. Will Markham bought work horses from BE Oviatt. Farmers sort potatoes and prepare to sell. Hamilton and DePew plan to fence their farms. Mrs I P Waite entertained Miss Smith and Miss Metta Waite of Fat Lupton over Sunday. Wilson and Gregory left after a week among farmers for an electric railroad proposal. The band boys met at C V Holmes to arrange a Pear schoolhouse concert next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinch Club
G. N. Smillie
Homer Rickets
May Sturm
R. J. Hunter
Greeley
Eaton
Messrs
Wilson
Gregory
C. V. Holmes
Pear
Hillsboro Visitors and Weekend Trips
Mrs. Bert Pier and children of Greeley visited Mr. Stone's house. Miss Mary Heflebower of Fort Collins visited her brother. Mr. Mossman and family attended Mrs. Kennedy's funeral in Windsor. Mrs. Bere Mayne visited her ill mother in Longmont. Messrs. Brewer and Dye returned from Big Horn Basin where they and John McCreery purchased land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Pier
Greeley
Mary Heflebower
Fort Collins
Messrs. Brewer and Dye
Big Horn Basin
John McCreery
Local Social Notes Highlight Illness and Visits
Mrs F W Hunter remains very ill. Clarence Donovan visited family in Greeley. Mrs Charles Carlson and children visit sister Mrs Watson in Kearney Neb. Willie Shull Herbert Hollenbeck Maggie Kelly Etta Shull attended a Fort Morgan dance. Mrs A Gordon and daughter Lilly travel to Holdrege Neb for health reasons. Cyrus Neal and family hosted a surprise gathering with refreshments games and Mr Loustalet s Graphophone last Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carlson
Mrs. Watson
Kearney
Willie Shull
Herbert Hollenbeck
Maggie Kelly
Etta Shull
Fort Morgan
A. Gordon
Miss Lilly
Holdredge
Neb
Cyrus Neal
Mr. Loustalet
Local Notices From BIC BEND Area
Miss Hazel Pritchard attended services here Sunday. Alfred Alderson of Erie visited Mr. Wiggett Sunday. Rev. Taylor of LaSalle called on friends Thursday. Prayer meeting at Mr. Kimzey's house this evening. Miss Lucy Smith of Erie visiting with Miss Anna Flowers. Mrs. Flower and daughter went to Erie Thursday and Mr. Flowers will go to Denver. Captain Reno Aunty Lock and Margaret Johnson of Salvation Army dined with Ed Davis Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Pritchard
Alfred Alderson
Erie
Taylor
LaSalle
Kimzey
Lucy Smith
Rrie
Anna Flowers
Mrs. Flower
Mr. Flowers
Denver
Captain Reno
Aunty
Lock
Burner
The
Salvation Army
Margaret Johnson
Ed Davis
Illnesses and social visits noted in LaSalle area
James Dunn, Mrs. James Beattie and L. J. Herringon reported illnesses or business in Brighton and nearby towns last week. Ethel Hubbard Haith Herrington visited Normal for a day. Mr and Mrs D S Ellis spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs J F Beattie. Miss Coil resumed activities yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Herringon
Brighton
Ethel Hubbard
Haith Herrington
D. S. Ellis
J. F. Beattie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnstown
Link Miner
A. J. Reeder
C. E. Tromble
Empire
J. B. Bogard
J. B. Cross
Omaha
J. P. Klug
Mr. Klug
Mrs. Rodgers
Uniontown
Kaw
Herman Rodgers
Peckham
S. R. Garrison
Hillsboro
John Hardman
Williamson
Rosenow
Lacrance
Mr. Lynn
Mrs. Ford
Miss Eva Ford
Charlies Westenberg
J. N. Graham
Peter Lauridsen
Alex Adams
Kersey
Ellis
Union Pacific
Laramie
Lewis Eberhart
Della Childress
L. S. Corner
Chureh
Mr. Carey
Robert Henderson
Frank Crippen
Merino
Mrs. Todd
Will McMillan
Misses Mead of
Miss Day
Big Bend
West Side
J. J. Kendel
Misses Smith
Lee
Isabelle Churchill
J.J. Ward
Nora Rayburn
G. L. Jones
W. H. Haton
Albert Eaton
Windsor
W. Kennedy
Ritchie
A. J. Eaton
F. L. Weller
Jennie and
Esther Ellis
B. B Sibley
Rev. Boger Dodds
S. R. Faris
First Presbyterian Church
E. ©. Herrington
Edith
R. M. Moore
Cora Bainbridge
Frank Downey
Frank Bentley
Emily Davis
Lucerne
Fred Norman
Missouri
John Athey
Janon City
Mrs
Fred Benton
Ault
T. A. Duke
J. J. Bowman
Tom Price
J. J. Blandin
W. H. Withey
Bert Kittle
Adolph Nagenbar
Grove
Marie Frater
James Gault
Iis
William Jones
J. L. Kendel
J. D. Sevier
H. Crowfoot
California
Miss Warren
Miss Allan
Eaton Schools
Evans
Martin Ward
Alamosa
M. Poore
West Lake
G. W. Hill
D. EK. Carpenter
B. G. Eaton
Frank Doolittle
John Bright
J. D. Glaze
T. Winbourn
Fort Lupton
Cipson
Hobart Frazier
Mr. Johnson
Highland Lake
Mr. Dean
Chicago
Ed Balenger
Golden
Lydia Kerr
Ray
Bert Goodan
Canfield
Will Markham
BE. BE. Oviatt
Hamilton and
DePew
I. P. Waite
Miss Smith
Metta Waite
Fat Lupton
Santa Fe
J.P. Hall
Gen
A. T
F. Ry
Tckets
Burlington
Pacific
St. Louis
Seattle
17Th St
Gr. W. Vallery
General Agt
Ias
F. W. Hunter
Clarence Donovan
VIA
Buffalo
Othe Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Ellis Farnsworth, T.P. A
Hb, Kooser, G.W. F
P. A
Stout Sts
Denver, Cono
Bic Bend
James Dunn
James Beattie
Miss Coil
J.D. Potter
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