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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
5
Evans citizens report Martin Briggs among the ill this week while J B Jack moves into a new home south of the M E church. Farmers rejoice over snow and prepare to work. town drains on Main street will make Evans a dry town.
Sunday visits include Mr McKune with Mr Shearer and Loveland resident Charley Small. Farmers ready for sowing. moisture needed to push work and ditch water. Ditch rider Mr Bush clearing the ditch for irrigation. March 19 birthday gathering for J A Thompson enjoyed by neighbors. Debate over a proposed electric railway line. concern over frontage space but general desire for the road to run in service of the town.
Lasalle J. B. Dunn of East Evans visited town on Monday. Mrs. Del Reeves is ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Rev Boggs Dodds of La Junta called in the vicinity last week. Mr and Mrs J B Norris entertained friends one evening last week. Melville Faris and sister Belle called in LaSalle Friday. C R Green returned home after a three months stay in Oregon. Rev J M Wylie of Evans passed through LaSalle Friday returning from California. Miss Maude Welch of Greeley visited her sister Mrs Pearl Reeves last week. Farmers gain optimism as weather improves fall wheat outlook follows a brief cold spell.
Hazelton Alonzo Beetham has set up a windmill on his new ranch and plans a house later. Lon is noted as a rough worker when the hired man handles the chores. BK. D. Sanborn operates a ranch seven miles west of Greeley with a baseball nine prepared to challenge all comers. They are said to be strong batters as they use bats to break clods in last year’s beet patch. J. M. Ferguson ordered a galvanized 150 barrel water tank to be mounted atop a stone milk house to keep his son-in-law from overexerting himself pumping.
John Sloan Elwell is adding to his behouse while Lewis Eberhart builds a cistern for tenants. Miss Schwalm of Sterling visits her brother here and Mrs. G C Noble with Grace of Berthoud drove out to Elwell Friday. The Ladies' Aid society meets this.
Eaton area news covers new homes by Eaton Ault F E Wykert near A C Alkire. visits by Miss Hazel Faulconer of Pueblo. births, illnesses, and marriages. Dances at Woodman hall, glee club entertainment, revival meetings, club meetings on Shakespeare, remodeling of Goodan block, and business moves by Neel and Wyricks.
Clark and Faulkner promote Pepsikola as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and related symptoms. They guarantee cure or refund and report strong sales, claiming the tonic improves health, appetite, and weight, with a 25 cent box offering money back if unsatisfied.
LACRANCE welcomes a son to Mr. and Mrs W T Lynn born Friday March 18. Eva Ford recovers from two weeks of grip while Mrs Adams and Mrs Lauridsen suffer the illness. Mrs Will Hogarty plans to join husband in Longmont after renting a house there. A Sunday dust storm proves the area’s worst yet caused little damage. Capt and Mrs OC LD Neff visit from Fort Collins with local hosts Mrs Lauridsen and Mrs English. Mrs Charles Neff and young son of Greeley and Mrs Graham near Kersey also in town.
Local health updates and social events fill a week in town. Children recover from German measles while families prepare new houses, millinery shifts, and sidewalk extensions. Clubs meet for St Patrick's Day events and discuss Ibsen and play outlines.
Messrs. Griffith are selling potatoes. Mr and Mrs Charles Dye and son Harold visited Wilmer Dye Sunday. Mrs W R Adams and Mrs Fritz of Greeley visited Mr and Mrs Ardell. A branch railroad from Johnstown to Hillsboro is almost assured this summer. Communion services next Sunday at the church. Morning service at 10 30 with Sunday school at 10 30. Everyone invited to all services.
F. H. Badger & Son offer strictly fancy American alfalfa seed with prices in line and announce a market for a few carloads of call potatoes.
George Martinson Cipson spent Sunday at J. G. Graham and went to Denver on business. Mrs. Davis is recovering from a three weeks siege of the grip. Born Sunday March 20 to Mr and Mrs Andrew Severin a daughter. Shelton Swan came from Denver Saturday to spend vacation with home folks.
The Louisiana Purchase exposition in St Louis is described as the greatest of its kind. The Missouri Pacific line from Colorado to St Louis offers direct service with through chair cars Pullman sleepers and dining cars. Limited round trip rates apply. for details contact local agents or traveling passenger representatives in Denver.
S L Apple of Ottawa County Kansas endorses Ballard's Horehound syrup as the best cough syrup he has ever used. Available at druggists in 26 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
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