Evans Local Notes and Travelers Busy Week
Mrs L T Sims suffers a severe grippe attack. Mr and Mrs L O Vanderlip visited Denver last Thursday. Oa Haney returns from Denver after months away. J A Kimsey leads a work crew on the town ditch. Miss Fanny Jenneway visits Miss Mary Herriott. Forty two carloads of sheep pass through Evans bound east. Dr Dodds gives a five lecture series on Boys in Turkey. Mr and Mrs J P Fashbaugh depart for Los Angeles likely for several months. Paul Hentecnel’s daughter fell from a pony and injured her arm. Dr Samuels treated the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Sims
L. O. Vanderlip
Denver
Fanny Jenneway
Farmers
Spur
Mary Herriott
Evans
East
Dr. Dodds
Turkey
J. P. Fashbaugh
Los Angeles
Calif
Windsor Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Incidents
Mrs. F. E. Bochfield returned from a southern trip last week. Mr. and Mrs. William Jones spent Saturday and Sunday in Eaton. Miss Bessie Shafer teaches sixth grade during Miss Wood's illness. Lake Peterson was badly hurt Friday after a wheel mishap but returned home to Fort Collins Saturday. Others, including Mrs. Strawbridge of Denver, Mrs. Kraus of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Lewis Kern with Attie, visited F. L. Weller in Eaton. Iola Ray took a job with the Larimer County Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Satuday
Eaton
Bessie Shafer
Wood
Lake Peterson
Fort Collins
E. J. Kraus
Miwaukee
Lewis Kern
Attie
F. L. Weller
Delta Notes on Local Arrivals and Socials
A baby boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clarkson last Sunday. Fay and family moved to Fay’s new farm from OC Olds. Houtehens plan to move into a new R. R. Moodie eighty house. Small family moved to Thomas Johnson’s place to farm this summer. A party at Mr. and Mrs. Talbot’s featured dancing and a good time. Houtchiens hosted a hard times party with guests judged on attire. Mr. Shearer named the worst among the men. Pearl Robb won the ladies prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Local Moves and Social Visits Reported
Jesse Forbes moved to his father's farm while the Rehn family relocated to the Asa Decker ranch. Alma Johnson and Anna Rydberg visited Mae Emerson. J. M. G. Wadlin’s family visited Charles Lunt’s. Jesse Forbes returned from near Crow Creek. Johnson went back to Pueblo. Katie Rice and Olive Delling were home from Normal visiting. Miss Helen Kelsey of Fort Lupton taught there and visited Mrs. J. L. Tinsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Johnson
Anna Rydberg
Mae Emerson
J. M. G. Wadlin
Charles Lunt
Jesse Forbes
Crow Creek
Katie Rice
Olive Delling
Antelope Park News Notes and Local Socials
Antelope Park reports residents moving to Ault and visitors from nearby towns. Charles Wright visits his brother Harry Wright in town while Mrs Farnworth and Kathleen return from Lamar. Olive Law visits from Fort Collins. Letters from Boullard and Baldridge praise Manila scenery. A basket social raised 28.65 for hymn books for Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Boullard
Norman Baldridge
Manila
Crow Creek News Briefs
Mr Ward suffered a broken leg last week. Mr Brennan of Lincoln school is on the sick list. Mrs Stockton has returned home from Colorado Springs. Mr Thomas, who preached at Bethel church, preached at 8S L. W. school house Friday evening. Misses Della Woods Ved Mc Clelland Fannie Pearson and Helen Ritchie visited at 8S. L. W. school Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brennan
Lincoln School
Stockton
Colorado Springs
Mr. Thomas
Bethel Church
L. W
Della Woods
Ved McClelland
Fannie Pearson
Helen Ritchie
Death of Mrs. R. A. Lines in Elliott home
Mrs. R. A. Lines of Platteville died at 8:30 Thursday in the Elliott home after a two week visit to her daughter. She was born in Maryland on October 13, 1838 and was the widow of John Lines. Survived by four daughters, one son, and other relatives. Burial was in Platteville Cemetery after services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Lines
Platteville
A. J. Elliott
Sheriff Elliott
Elliott
Maryland
John Lines
Dora Talbot
Rifle, Colo
Arthur Brown
George Hodgson
Clarence Lines
Denver
Death of Bert Moreland near Greeley
Bert Moreland two year old son of Mr and Mrs P Moreland died last Thursday and was buried Friday eight miles southwest of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Moreland
P. Moreland
Greeley
Body of John Bolander Laid to Rest in Linn Grove Cemetery
The body of John Bolander son of Mr and Mrs Peter Holander of Lucerne died in Telluride last Friday from spinal meningitis. Funeral services were held in Lucerne at 1 30 yesterday afternoon with Rev A C Leafgren officiating. Interment followed at Linn Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bolander
Peter Holander
Lucerne
Telluride
A. C. Leafgren
Linn Grove Cemetery
Funeral rites held for M. M. Silavins at 1227 Seventh Avenue
Funeral services for M. M. Silavins were conducted Friday afternoon at the residence 1227 Seventh Avenue by Rev. Scott of the Christian church. Pallbearers named were E. E. Offerlee, Lester Offerlee, W. H. DeHaas, George Hobbs, William Crist, and the two Heffners, cousins of the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Silavins
Seventh Avenue
Funeral services for Mrs W W Kennedy held in Windsor
Funeral services for Mrs W W Kennedy, who died at her Windsor home last Wednesday, were conducted Friday afternoon. The Rev. A Brooks delivered the funeral sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W W. Kennedy
Windsor
A. Brooks
Electric Railroads and Their Growing Impact in Poudre Valley
The article argues that electric railways transform regions by linking city and country, boosting population and land value, and enabling rapid transport of people and goods. It cites the Union Pacific as a westward pioneer and urges support for a proposed electric railway by the Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility Company in the Poudre Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific Railroad
Plains
California
Poudre Valley
Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility Company
Claim for Olive Barker estate shows $8963.50 debt in 1903
Eugene B. Coulter seeks payment from Olive R. Barker estate for board, nursing, care, and room rent from 1897 to 1908. Intervening injuries and prolonged illness cited. Notary public confirms sworn statement in Weld County Colorado.
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Minnesota
Mille Lac
Olive R. Barker
Eugene B. Coulter
Olive R Barker
Olive KR. Barker
Greeley
Colorado
E. B. Coulter
State of
of Weld
Charles D. Todd
Weld County
The New Century Club Hosts Science Leaders Night
The New Century Club met with Mrs. Camfield on March 9 to discuss The Scientists. Mrs. Hopkins presented Darwin and Origin of Species, Mrs. Arbuckle spoke on Spencer, and Mrs. Gray read Huxley. Mrs. Patter son sketched Ty ndall. A guessing contest ended with Liszt bust prize and a china doll consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Camfield
Hopkins
Darwin
Arbuckle
Spencer
Godfrey
Huxley
Gray
Patterson
Mrs Maria L Heacock Dies In Greeley At 85
Mrs Maria L Heacock 85 longtime Greeley resident dies at her daughter Mrs Alice Tucker s home 1608 Ninth avenue after a Ka grippe coming to Colorado from St Louis Mo three years ago widow of a prominent physician in St Louis she was famed for charitable work Funeral services planned at the Tucker residence this afternoon at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria L. Heacock
Greeley
Mrs Iona Foster Dies in Rawlins Wyoming
Mrs Iona Foster mother of Mrs A J Luther and sister of Willis Hill of this city died at her home in Rawlins Wyoming last Wednesday. Funeral services were held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iona Foster
A. J. Luther
Willis Hill
Rawlies
Wyo
Windsor editor weds Miss Ethel G Dumas in Windsor home
C L Ray editor of the Windsor Poudre Valley marries Miss Ethel G Dumas at the bride's mother Mrs Ella Dumas Windsor residence last Wednesday. The bride moved to Windsor from Kahoka Missouri two years ago and served as bookkeeper for Florance Harrington. The groom is well known in northern Colorado newspaper circles and the couple have many Windsor friends who wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive R. Barker
Greeley
A. B. Copeland
C. L. Ray
Windsor Poudre Valley
Ethel G. Dumas
Ella Dumas
Windsor
Kahoka
Florance & Harring
Colorado
Fight at Latham reservoir leads to arrests after coroner hunt
Sunday fight at Latham reservoir left three men J AO White Ralph White and Charles E Erickson under arrest by Coroner Macy after a dispute over a trifling matter escalated to grappling hooks and knives. Hearing set before Justice Tregoning next Saturday in Evans. Elder White runs a livery stable in Evans, Ralph White manages a coal bank in Beebe Craw ttrickson once worked briefly in a rival coal mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Reservoir
Joseph Martin
J. AO. White
Ralph White
Charles E. Erickson
Macy
Justice Tregoning
Evans
White
Beebe Craw
Burglar Ralph Sanford Nabbed After Store Theft
Ralph Sanford was arrested on Bruce Eaton's place by Marsha Camp and Marshal Baker for burglarizing William Miller's store in Ault Saturday night. About $200 in goods were stolen. some recovered. Sanford, with a prior robbery conviction at Hillsboro, is linked to accomplice Sam Dixon of Loveland, already under arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Sanford
Bruce Eaton
Eaton
Marsha Camp
Greeley
Marshal Baker
William Miller
Ault
Sanford
Hillsboro
Sam Dixon
Loveland
Manor brakeman recovers from rheumatism after Balm
William Shaffer of Dennison Ohio lay bedridden for weeks with inflammatory rheumatism. He tried many remedies before sending for Chamberlains Pain Balm from McCaw’s drug store. Within a week his mobility returned and he could resume work. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaffer
Dennison
Ohio
McCaw
Chamberlain
For Rent Desirable Offices Over Store
Advertisement notes offices for rent above a store in first class condition. Apply at the store, the notice signed by Harry H. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Shaw
Notice of Sale on Trust Property in Weld County
The acting sheriff A J Elliott as successor in trust will sell on April 11 at 10 am at the east front door of the Weld County courthouse in Greeley to satisfy a deed of trust dated May 14 1889 securing 500 dollars in favor of Maria Hugenin for the West half of Lot 4 in Block 8 8 in Greeley with water rights from Union Colony. The default by William D Randolph triggers the sale advertised in the Greeley Tribune with first publication March 17 1904 and last April 14 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Randolph
Greeley
Weld County
Colorado
J. J. Stevens
Weld
Union Colony of
Maria Hugenin
Sieeley
Ated
A. J. Elliott
Greeley Tribune
Gabriel Knapp
of Weld
A. D
Hawley G. Daily
F. P. Secor
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Paul Hentecnel
Dr. Samuels
F. E. Bochfield
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Iola Ray
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Mr. Fay
OC. H. Olds
Hotchkiss
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Asa Decker
Johnson
Pueblo Sunday
Helen Kelsey
Fort Lupton
J. L. Tinsman
Antelope Park
Mrs. N. S. Cazer
Charles Wright
Elwhart, Ind
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Thomas Farnworth
Kathleen
Lamar
Olive Law
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Moreland
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Kennedy
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Ain Bulletin
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Montrose & McCann
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Clammer & Swartz Stock Ranch
Joe Collins
Park, Greeley
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Kemmerer & Gordon
Champion Farm Stock Auctioneers
Sreeley, Colorado
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Watt
Union Pacific
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