Local social notes from Fort Lupton and Denver visits
Talbot Morrison was in from Denver on business Saturday. Lorin Young of Denver visited Mr. and Mrs. Delavergne over the weekend. Mrs. Ed Folker travelled to Kansas City to visit her parents for two months. Miss Ethel Corcoran has been confined to bed with a cold and pneumonia. Miss McCormack of Ann Arbor stayed two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Barney. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Doughty returned from California in good health. Myrtle Ladd joined Mr. and Mrs. Marine Davis on their northeast Fort Lupton claim and stayed over Sunday. Will Winbourn and wife have refurnished and now occupy their home on North Dennis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Young
Denver
Delavergne
Ed Folker
Kansas City
Ethel Corcoran
Miss McCormack
Ann Arbor
Mich
O. H. Barney
Myrtle Ladd
Marine Davis
Fort Lupton
Will Winbourn
North Dennis Street
Community News From Elwell and Nearby Areas
Henry Brown spent Sunday in Denver while Milton Dunn visited Love land on Monday. Mire Shull hosted visiting Greeley school girls last Friday. R C Scott worked last week in Elwell blacksmith shop. John and Carl Carlson drove to Denver Saturday and returned. The board plans to rent a room in Elwell and hire another teacher for the rest of the year. Elmer Rodefer fractured his collar bone last week but is improving. Bar Worden returns to Elwell after months away. Dilley Chapel prepares a Sunday service titled Christ Victorious with fine numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Dunn
Loveland
Mire. Shull
Greeley School
R. C. Scott
Elwell
John and
Carl Carlson
Denver
Whitehbu
Highland Lake Palmer Arrival From Denver
Palmer arrived from Denver and reached Highland Lake. No further details or dates provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Denver
Early 20th Century Mead Area News Briefs
The report notes rapid lake ice melt, visits between Sarah Palmer of Greeley and Mrs Emma Palmer, and a new lumber company in Meal ready to start. Bert Hampton is described as a business carrier in Johnstown last Tuesday, with hay scarce and costly locally. Mr Hollenbeck did business in Berthoud on Wednesday. Farmers plowed but fields are very wet. Walter Hadley moved to Mead from Hillisboro and opened a pool hall. Prospects for crops look good with beet acreage planned. A literary meeting in Mead attracted many, and Highlandlake Reservoir Company began lake work last week aiming to finish before flood season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Palmer
Greeley
Emma Palmer
Bert Hampton
Johnstown
Hollenbeck
Berthoud
Walter Hadley
Hillisboro
Mead
Highlandlake Reservoir Company
Local Grippe Outbreak Affects Fort Morgan Area Leaders
Grippe has claimed victims in the vicinity. J. F. Ewing and Jack Kingsbury transacted business in Fort Morgan Friday. Mrs. Jos. E. Painter returned to Denver after visiting her sister Mrs. John Painter. Co. L. Waite, consigned to health by a trip east, is seriously ill in Chicago. Mr and Mrs Will Williams of Eaton visited Masters for several days due to Mrs Williams father William E. Day’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ewing
Jack Kingsbury
Fort Morgan
Mre
Jos. E. Painter
Denver
John Painter
Co. L. Waite
East
Chicago
Will Williams
Eaton
Masters
Local Visitors and Visits Reported in Weld County
GREEN Otis J A Gabet went to Weldona yesterday. Leland Nelson visits his father in Fort Morgan. E Moore returned Saturday from a business trip. Clark Campbell was a Fort Morgan visitor on Saturday. A Roberts of Fort Morgan spent Thursday at his ranch. G Weber made a business trip to Weldona Saturday and returned the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gabet
Weldona
Leland Nelson
Fort Morgan
E. &. Moore
Clark Campbell
A. Roberts
Weld
Local notes on sickness and travel among neighbors
The column reports widespread colds and grip in the area plus travel and social updates. Mr and Mrs E B Moore visited Weldona on Wednesday. Cattlemen south of Green City report heavy stock losses and forty head lost by John Eppel. Wilson visits Fort Collins on business. Spencer and Pluma Swan visited Denver. The Coffey place hosts the Jacksons from Kansas. Mrs Carpenter attended a missionary convention in Windsor and Mrs Swan went to Denver to hear Gypsy Smith. More people are moving into the neighborhood this spring. The Thompsons and children spent time with the Selfs in Lucerne. The Ladies club met at Mrs Clarence Foster. several men attended and will meet at Mrs Harrison next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EB. Moore
Weldona
Green City
John Eppel
Mr. Wilson
Fort Colling
Spencer
Pluma Swan
Denver
Mrs. Jackson
Kansas
Coffey Place
Local notes from Beebe district in brief
Theo Walbridge traveled to Denver last week. Surveyors shifted camp to Erie last Saturday. Miss Mabel Baker was ill, her sister Miss Leah filled in at the start of the week. Mr and Mrs Ed French of Box Elder and Mr and Mrs William Bediein with children visited James LeRoy on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Mabel Baker
Leah
Ed French
Box Elder
William Bediein
James LeRoy
Elwell News Highlights Local Happenings and Visits
Mrs. Wm. Rix remains unreconciled after surgery. Miss Iecha Maize of Loveland visits cousin Mrs. R. C. Scott. Morten Mortenson of Denver visits Elwell friends. Chapel choir platform extended. Elwell youths invited to Ed Brown home Friday for a Japan travel hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Rix
Iecha Maize of
Loveland
R. C. Scott
Morten Mortenson
Denver
Elwell
Ed Brown
Japan
Entertaining Honoring Mr and Mrs Geo Wilson
Oliver and wife hosted last Wednesday evening in honor of the bride and groom Mr Geo Wilson and his wife. The Sunday school contest overseen by Mr Molander drew 116 attendees last week and one class had to go outside to recite. The Friends contest continues in interest with Gypsy Smith meetings in Denver attended by Carlson Molander Crowell Magineon C Scott Miller Shull and Eichmann.
Hastings Died 4 Home of His Daughter in City
Morris Hastings aged 82 died Monday March 15 1909 at the home of his daughter Mrs Calvin Randolph in this city. Born in New York state he moved to Greenfield Massachusetts as a boy then Willington Connecticut before settling in Iowa and helping found Greenley with Union Colony emigrants. He lived east of Greeley on a garden tract and later served as Linn Grove cemetery sexton. His wife Heenah Heath Hastings died last September and they would have marked 65 years of marriage. He leaves one child Mrs Calvin Randolph. Interment at Linn Grove Cemetery beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Calvin Randolph
Morris Hastings
New York Sts
Greenfield
Massachutts
Willington
Connecticut
Heenah Heath
Iowa
Union Colony
Thoee
Greeley
Linn Grove
Mr. Hastings
Madin Linn Grove
Helpmeet and Company
Henry Wage, Esteemed Local Resident, Dies at Home
Henry Wage died at his home last Saturday afternoon from blood poisoning related to cancer. He would have turned 88 in April if he had lived. Survived by his wife, he had one brother who died years ago. He married Gertrude Lewis in February 18. In 1897 the couple left El mira NY on June 20 by wagon for the west, arriving in Greek on September 20 after a four and three months journey. The wage family operated a shoemaking business and later ran a boarding house before moving to North street where he died. He was a devout Baptist and member of the Holliness association. The funeral will be held this afternoon at the family home, conducted by Rev. D. D. Forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Wage Henry Wage
Vice
Gertrude Lewis
Elmira
Ness
J. N. D. Sanborn
Main Street
Sixth Street
North Street
Wage
Baptist Church
Holliness Association
D. D. Forward
Tenantry Changes and Improvements at Hazelton Country
Changes among Hazelton country tenants include Ashby moving from Bix Bend to Ne ranch to farm this year amid poor roads and illness. P Rasmussering move into a new house this week with their vacated farm rented to Oscar Moody. J B Dickey ranch notes include house addition repainting and new high grade Buff Orpington quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Ashby
Bix Bend
P. Rasmussering
Oscar Moody
J. B. Dickey
Dickey
Ideal Cough Medicine Praised by Doctor in Indiana
Dr R A Wiltshire of Gwynneville Indiana hails Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an ideal safe and effective treatment for croup and children's coughs noting it contains no opium chloroform or morphine and recommending it for general use by all druggists sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. A. Wiltshire
Gwynneville
Ind
Potato dealers bid to hold 4500 bags in Greeley market
Chas. Lefgren of Lofgren Bros. in Greeley arrived to receive about 4500 sacks of potatoes bought from J. W. Seraine and Giacomini Padronis. Local dealers resisted shipping out and bid for the stock while H. S. Tucker offered two wagon loads at 1.35. Market tone suggests stronger prices and farmers’ interests favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Lefgren
Lofgren Bros
Greeley
J. W. Seraine
Giacomini & Padroni
Lofgren
Sterling Exchange
Doctors and Lawyers of Dickens Discuss at City Hall
An open meeting of Dickens era doctors and lawyers drew about a hundred attendees. H N Haynes praised Dickens for exposing abuses in law and medicine, noting his portrayal of barristers and debtor prisons. Dr Spizak analyzed Dickens from a literary view, highlighting caricatured doctors and the satirical bite across his works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
H. N. Haynes
Tix
Chancery
England
Bleak House
Courts of Equity
Doctors’ Commons
Oliver Twist
Oliver
Micawber
Mr. Haynes
Mr. Harness
Uriah Heap
Jiggers
Sidney Carton
Charlies Carney
Todiay
Spizak
Dr. Specks
Dr. Lowerup
David Copperfield
David
Martin Chussiewit
Notice to Stockholders Highland Valley Ditch and Reservoir Co
Annual meeting of stockholders at La Grange school house on April 5, 1909 at 7 30 p m to elect officers and transact other business. Mrs Chas S Mulford announces meeting and agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Valley Ditcn & Reservoir Co
la Grange
Chas
Mulford
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Talbot Morrison
Nur
Mrs
A. B. Doughty
California
Henry Brown
Highland Lake
Green Otis
Beebe
Theo
Walbridge
Oxford
Oxfords
Vici
New Education
Park Merchandise Co
Hazelton Special
Frank EK
Stockoveer
Cane, Sene
Notary Public
Sanborn & Houston
Henry Candlin
First National Bank
Robert H. Bird, M. A
U. S
Greeley, Cole
van Sickle’s Livery
R.&. Pollcock
Bills Bros
8Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
Colorado
THE
Schroeder-Son Nursery CO
Lafayette, Colo
R. L. Hall
7Th St
Weld County
Pioneer Seed CO
Denver, Colo
Denmark
Livingston
Haines Seed Co
Car Burkane
Mori Ri
Ole Clara Auale
Greeley, Colorado
Ecutrix
Herrick
Egieetiee
Greeley Tribune
RetTaax
Hudson
Cele
State Board OF Stock Inspeonos
Bata
Colo
Reynolds Drug Store
Brock
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