All Over Weld Elwell News Highlights Local Events
Ethel Avise visits Mrs Eberhart. Dunn family dines with Piwell relatives. R C Scott moves to a new house. Mrs Eugene Crowell hosts Mrs Eichmann at dinner. Anna Van Dorpin visits from Denver with two sisters. A new porch adds to Mrs Shull’s home. Mrs L Belman of Boulder visits sister Mrs Mary Crowell. Berthoud businessmen promote a railroad to Johnstown. Rivel orchestra to perform on Easter evening. John Whowell hosts orchestra members and friends. Harry drives guests home by auto. Sugar factory man unloads beet seed for farmers. Y’s meet at Mrs J W McKissick’s home. Otto Vogel takes plowing contract at Henderson for D E Young. D M Wagner’s wife joins Denver trip due to mother’s Bright’s disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Avise
Eberhart
Geo. Dunn
Piwell
R. C. Scott
Eugene Crowell
Eichmann
Anna van Dorpin
Denver
Elwell
Shull
L. Belman
Boulder
Mary Crowell
Munson
Pollock
Purcell
Loomis
Berthoud
Johnstown
Rivel
Mr. Barr
Y’s
J. W. McKissick
Otto Vogel
Henderson
D. E. Young
D. M. Wagner
Mr. Wagner
Gilcrest News Highlights Local Arrivals and church Events
Mrs Joan Boles arrived from Woodbine Iowa and J B Wolfe and family moved from Peckham to Gilcrest. Chauncey Sweet returns from hospital in Greeley to work. The first Gilcrest church service was held Friday March 2 with 43 attendees and a Sabbath school was organized by E W Euge with 37 present and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Boles
Woodbine
J. BE. Wolfe
Peckham
Gilcrest
Ernest Prichard
Will Starbird
Chauncey Sweet
Greeley
E. W. Euge
American Sunday School Union
Aileen R. Tison
M. S. Pettengill
W. EF. Hines
Dennie Johnson
E. W. Rogers
Albert Butler
Fort Lupton Notices of Local Work and Visits
Fort Lupton reports Joseph Gorman is erecting a cavernous building on D street. J P Monson and Dietrich Hindahl conducted business in Platteville Saturday. Davis and Bennett repair a large reservoir on the Kline ranch. Mrs J W Hamnett and her son Guy visited G L Armstrong and family. W A Ver Bryck of Denver attended to business in Fort Lupton during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Monson
Deitrich Hindahl
Platte Ville
Davis & Bennett
Kline Ranch
J. W. Hamnett
Guy
G. L. Armstrong
W. A. Ver Bryck
Denver
Fort Lupton
Fort Collins Area News Briefs and Developments
Nunn and Clarke and Nesmith attended to business in Fort Collins. McFetridge visited the Albert Anderson home near Ault. Rev Whittaker attended Christian church services at Ault. Kenneman is erecting a new store near Townsite office. Clarke building a business block north of Howe's store for offices. Brewington and Gillette add to their livery barn due to rising trade. New England supper and church bazaar raised about 875 for Presbyterian expenses. J L Sears and wife went to North Loop Nebraska for health reasons. A volunteer fire department organized with H O Walker as captain. Ladders barrels carts and related gear ordered for soon arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. McFetridge
Albert Anderson
Ault
Rev. Whittaker
P. EB. Kenneman
BR. R. Clarke
Howe
Messrs. Brewington
Gillette
New England
Presbyterian Church
J. L. Sears
North Loop
Neb
H. O. Walker
Social and fire news from the Masters area this week
Masters E E Moore visited Greeley Saturday. Several Greeley visitors stopped by Masters last week. A large wind event and a Sunday gathering at the Masters schoolhouse are noted. A bunk house fire on the S S ranch burned during high wind but damage was limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Moore
Greeley
Messrs
Tew and
Bliss
Masters
S. S. Ranch
Moore Place
Masters School House
F. W. Smylie
Claxton
O’connor
Middleton
Denver
Messrs. and Mesdames
M. S. Richeson
Etchison
Smylie
Nathaway
Earl Thompson
Smith Thompson
Bert Wilson
W. E. Day
Misses Howard
Hazelle Moore
Hazel Sanford
Alma
Mabel Shambo
Mollie Hilderman
Libbie Kula
W'llmarth
A. W. Kelley
E. W. Day
C. W. Day
F. E. Day
R. D. Mackey
A. &. Mackey
Archie Sanford
Rob Day
Loustalet Pearson
Fred Shambo
Coombs
Hall
Jackman
Births and local business changes noted
A list records births in March for families including Davis Martin Jensen and Dickey. It also notes J A Jol]’s tenth wedding anniversary, sale of John Hayden's billiard and pool room by R S Weber of Severance, and moves of Mr and Mrs A W Hart from Cheyenne to Aust. J N Wetsfall, second-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Davis
James E. Martin
Rasmus Jensen
S. A. Dickey
J. A. Jol
R. S. Weber
Severance
John Hayden
A. W. Hart
Cheyenne
Aust
J. N. Wetsfall
Local business changes and community notices
A hand store burned weeks ago and has sold D Aldrichs restaurant. Mrs Louis Kronthal and daughter Marian return from an eastern visit. Miss Helen Howett from Boulder University visiting her father Professor Howett. Chauncey Frye buys Cameron Bros market stake. firm becomes Wrye Cameron. Mrs A Kratz leaves Boulder sanitarium for Del Norte home. Frank Phillips ill with gall stones, hospitalized in Denver, recovering at home soon. Robert Nelson dies aged 46 after brain tumor illness. Christian Ladies Aid hosts farewell for Mrs H K Cline. they move to Berthoud. R L Pence and son buy Hayden Lake property east of beet dump, 28 acres, plan cultivation and new house for Pence family. Mrs Albert Allison injured by fall on a loose board while visiting sister. hospitalized with facial injuries and shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Howett
Boulder University
Prof. Howett
Chauncey Frye
Geo. Cameron
Cameron Bros
Wrye & Cameron
A. Kratz
Boulder
del Norte
Frank Phillips
Denver
Jens Jeremiassen
Robert Nelson
Nelson
Christian Ladies’ Aid
H. K. Cline
Robert Pence
Albert Allison
Robie Allison
Local Social Roundup From Lone Tree and Surroundings
Fat cattle sold by Matt Ryan and M. W. Darling last week. Alta Miller visited family from Friday to Sunday. Francisco and Bollinger of Lucerne visited Sunday. Pearl Flager to return home at week’s end. Darling and Elliott head to Chalk Bluffs to pasture cattle for summer. Mrs. Kent Tisdel’s improvement noted after moving away. Laura Sturm hosted a barn dance with about 35 guests. Mrs. McGee and Edna visiting cousins the W. A. Millers enjoy Colorado trip. J. F. Reid and family to Torrington Wyoming for summer land. Jeanett Reid to stay until school ends. Easter program at Bethel church postponed one week. Hertha Aldinger to spend Easter in Golden. Social club met with Eda Anderson. 25 members, short program, games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Ryan
M. W. Darling
Miss Alta Miller
Franciso
Bollinger
Lucerne
Pearl Flager
Kent Tisdel
F. E. Darling
A. J. Elliott
Chalk Bluffs
Laura Sturm
Edna
W. A. Millers
Colorado
Pennsylvania
J. F. Reid
Torrington
Wyo
Jeanett Reid
Bethel Church
Hertha Aldinger
Golden
Eda Anderson
ARiola Coffee Praise and Arbuckle ARIOSA History
An old soldier lauds ARIOLA coffee as the best tasted since leaving service. ARIOSA is touted as the first roasted packed coffee with protective sealing, claiming superiority to fresh roast and noting Arbuckle Bros. vast, low-cost coffee business. If grocers fail, contact Arbuckle Bros New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckles
Arbuckle Bros
New York City
Cause of Stomach Trouble and A Remedy Ad
When a man has stomach trouble it may be due to overeating or unsuitable food or habitual constipation. Take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate bowels and improve digestion and see if the trouble disappears. Ask for a free sample. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Opportunities in the Texas Panhandle Rates Trade
The Colorado and Southern offers very low homeseekers rates to Texas destinations for land seekers. G. P. A. T. Be. Fisher in Denver introduces the country and its favorable rates for prospective settlers seeking Texas land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Panhandle
Colorado & Southern
Texas
T. BE. Fisher
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Whowell
Harry
Cilcrest
Fort
Lupton
Joseph Gorman
D Street
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mase
Nunn
Messrs. Clarke and
Nesmith
Fort Collins
D. Aldrich
Louis Kronthal
Marian
McGee
United States
Washington
California
Los Angeles
J. P. Hall
17Th St
Lyon Brothers
Ninth Avenue, Greeley
Jaques Mfg. CO
Chicago
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