All Over Weld Local Notes Briefly Reported
ELWELL Mr and Mrs Walter Evett spent Sunday at Loveland. Florence Sloan visited the Derrys at Berthoud. Scott Redabaugh shipped one carload of fat cattle. Rev and Mrs J W Cleaver live at J W Purvis while he works there. Miss Van Dorpin visits from Denver. The Everitt brothers lost a fur robe at church. The Eberhart family is ill from drinking rainwater after roof paint. Dilley chapel entertainment April 6 features Building a Cozy Corner with Everitt Ouldress and Van Dorpin in leading roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Evett
Loveland
Florence Sloan
Derrys
Berthoud
Scott Redabaugh
Halliwill
St. Joe
Glazier
Sloan
Eichmann
Everitt Brothers
Miss van Dorpin
Denver
Rev
J. W. Cleaver
J. W. Purvis
Mr. Cleaver
Dilley Chapel
Everitt
Ouldress
van Dorpin
Hillsboro S D Grifith Visits Greeley and Nearby towns
Hillsboro S D Grifith traveled to Greeley on Wednesday. Rev and Mrs Harris visited Johns town Friday. Arch Melton returned from Missouri with his wife. Dr Whittaker took a patient to Denver hospital Saturday. Elmer and Charlie Durand visited Fort Collins last week. Mrs Rossell and son Harry visited Greeley one day last week. Mrs Frank Mellon and Joyce spent Sunday with Mrs Hamilton. Clarence Powers was called to Fort Collins for his father's illness. Ed Baker completed a two department store with gas lights. Mr and Mrs H J Bridgford visited Mr and Mrs John Bright at Platteville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Grifith
Greeley
Rev
Mr. Harris
Johnstown
Arch Melton
Missouri
Dr. Whittaker
Denver
Elmer and
Chariie Durand
Fort Collins
Rossell
Harry
Frank Mellon
Joyce
Clarence Powers
Ed Baker
H. J. Bridgford
John Bright
Platteville
Local residents visit and family updates in Johnstown
Johnstown notes visitors include A. J. Davis and wife of Berthoud with Miss Belle Arro wood. Sidney Davis takes two sheep-laden carloads to the river. Mrs. Lela Miller visits Mrs. Matt Smith. Chas Beeson of Loveland spends weekend with KF. M. Knott sells his interest. Henry Brown departs from J J Thornton store. Joe Sauter dies after months of illness. he leaves a wife and several children. Community mourns. Want ads urged for protection against mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Miller
Longmont
Matt Smith
Chas. Beeson
Loveland
KF. M. Knott
Henry Brown
J. J. Thornton
Stewart Thornton
Joe Sauter
Here
Mr. Sauter
Highland Lake Daily Notes and Local Updates
Highland Lake residents report Mrs. Martindale ill with tonsillitis. Frea Welty returns from St. Joe. Mrs. F. P. Wait entertained at dinner Thursday. Mr. Martindale moved to his new home this week. The band boys plan a concert March 31 in the church. Kerr builds a large addition to his Mead home. H. Markham and F. P. Woodley expect to ship their sheep this week. County Superintendent Harrison visited the Mead school. E. H. Knott shipped a carload of cattle to Denver from Highland Lake on Sunday. Mead work progresses as weather settles. Walter Woodley missed school last week due to tonsillitis. Jas. Bodkin expands kitchen and adds four rooms to his home for his son Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frea Welty
St. Joe
F. P. Wait
Mr. Martindale
Band Boys
Scott. Kerr
Mead
EK. H. Markham
F. P. Woodley
E. H. Knott
Denver
Highland Lake
Jas. Bodkin
Charles
H. Rayber
Eaton
H. P. Schenk
Percy Allam
Messrs. Sanborn and Clark
Greeley
Alfred Nelson
Lucerne
Washington
Wyatt District
Boyd
Hurt
J. A. Boyd
Fort Lupton visitors and local notes in Box Elder area
Denver visitors include Fort Lupton R L Swimbourne and Winnie Falkenberg staying a week with relatives. Cattle moved to Box Elder by J B Bennett. Miss Mary Winbourne named to assist in schools. Coyote hunt yields one capture near Baum coal mine. Presbyter Carmine preached at M E church and led quarterly conference. Railroad survey by Colorado Wyoming & Pacific reports plan to extend from Denver to Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Swimbourne
Denver
J. BR. Bennett
Box Elder
K. F. Twombly
Kansas
Winnie Falkenberg
G. R. Wieckroy
East
MecKissick
W. S. Decker
Mary Winbourne
Baum
Carmine
M. E
Colorado, Wyoming & Pacific Railroad
Fort Collins
Local Social Notes From Collins District
Collins District social page lists visits and comings going on in the area. Mrs R G Craine welcomed guests including Mrs Dee Kirby while Miss Effie Irving vacationed in Eaton and Greeley. Visitors from Ault and Greeley appear among the names Rinholt Nelson and Lauritz Kilstrup also noted.
Local Families Move Into Olive Branch District
Brosenhan recently enrolled in the school. David Blystone and his family have moved to Olive Branch district. Mr. Blystone’s nephew will farm Ed Lohne’s place next year.
LaSalle Local Notes On Community Events And People
Walter Sylvester delivered potatoes this week while Miss Sanford of the Normal visited LaSalle. Mrs. Wm. Luman spent Monday with Mrs. H. A. Edie. Postmaster B E McKenney resumes duties after vacation. Farmers await dry weather to start field work. Thomas Edgar fractured his wrist recently. Mrs. T. Hotchkiss and children visited Mrs. Chas. Smith. Superintendent Jas. Beattie redirected water to Union ditch for Latham Reservoir filling. Edith Ellis led the primary department during her sister’s illness for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sylvester
Miss Sanford
the Normal
LaSalle
Wm. Luman
H. A. Edie
BE. W. McKenney
Thomas Edgar
Edith Ellis
Local notices from Ault area business and life events
Births include a girl for the Graefe and Shannon families and another for the Simpson household. The First National Bank of Ault opened March 26. Ola Coffee of the Advertiser is ill with lead poisoning. R L Pence plans a new east store building. Ellis sold stock to Martin Bros. Baptist Ladies Aid to meet Mrs G A Pence. Mabel Padget returns home for spring vacation from North Denver High. Mrs C A Curtis returns from Mercy Hospital in Denver after six weeks treatment. The armory to be finished by June 1 at McGlenn's addition. Collins and Hasbrouck dissolve. McKinley buys in. A Harrison closes photo business and heads to Nebraska to relatives. Rev J N Studley visited Boulder. daughter studying medicine there. attended Denver Baptist evangelistic services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ellis
Martin Bros.’ Shoe & Clothing Company
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
G. A. Pence
Mabel Padget
North Denver
C. A. Curtis
Denver
Mercy Hospital
Bank
McGlenn
Collins and Hasbrouck
W. McKinley
Collins & McKinley
A. Harrison
Nebraska
A. L. Palmer
J. N. Studley
Boulder
Medical College
Tle
Baptist
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Mothers
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures make Chamberlains Cough Remedy a favorite with mothers of small children. It quickly cures coughs and colds and helps prevent pneumonia or other serious consequences. It also cures croup and can prevent an attack if given at the onset. For sale by all druggists.
Passiontide Services at the Congregational Church
Beginning next Sunday evening services will be held each evening for two weeks with no services on Saturdays. Mr Doane leads talks on Who is the Christian and The Way of the Cross. Miss Agnes Alexander of Ocean Grove will sing nightly. Seats are free and all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doane
Agnes Alexander
Ocean Grove
New Jersey
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets promissory refund offer
Droggie offers a money back refund if the product fails to cure. Each box bears the signature of W. Growd. The tablet price is 25e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Growd
Annual Club Meeting and Programs Highlighted
The club held its annual meeting on March 14 at Mrs. Robie’s home with officers elected including President Mrs Wood and Secretary Miss Thomas. A March 21 session featured Miss Dahl’s remarks on Sweden and Norway, plus an anatomy study of Michelangelo. Forty guests attended a later gathering hosted by honorary members at Mrs. Dresser’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robie
Wood
Stiffey
Miss Thomas
Wright
Goodrich
Preston
Pueblo
Clark
Randolph
Woolf
Michael Angelo
Withey
The
Progress Club
Fred Dresser
Mesdames Dresser
Deaths of Chauncey Harrington and young Ethelbert Croll
Chauncey W. Harrington, 84, pioneer of the Cache La Poudre valley, died after apoplexy in Fort Collins. Born in 1822 in Batavia New York he crossed the plains in 1859 and lived in Denver Laramie Pleasant Valley before settling in Larimer county. Survived by a widow and two daughters Mrs Stanley Davis and Mrs S A Bear and Mrs BE D Searing. Funeral held Saturday. Ethelbert Filmore Croll six and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs H B Croll died from pneumonia two years after an earlier illness. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 pm with services at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey W. Harrington
Cache la Poudre Valley
Fort Collins
Batavia
N. Y
Plains
California
Denver
Laramie
Wyo
Pleasant Valley
Larimer County
Stanley Davis
S. A. Bear
BE. D. Searing
Ethelbert
Filmore Croll
H. B. Croll
Thirteenth Street
Have You Ever Spent a Winter South
The copy extols Galveston as the finest beach in the south with a soothing climate and restful southern life. The Colorado & Southern offers a round trip rate of 843.50 to Galveston. Mr. T. EB. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver, will provide complete data about this attractive place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Colorado & Southern
T. EB. Fisher
Denver
Bade firm to start work on Greeley water pipeline
C. E. Bade of Jacobsen Bade Portland Ore contractor for the new Greeley water system arrived Tuesday and states work will begin soon with a large labor force ready to excavate for the pipe line. The factory site for pipe building has not yet been decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Bade
Jacobsen- Bade
Portland
Ore
Greeley
Ewings Host Pleasant Card Party Honor Guest
Mr and Mrs Frank I Ewing hosted a card party in honor of Miss Martha Davidson of Central City. The crowd played 500 and enjoyed a dainty lunch served by the hostess with over thirty guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank I. Ewing
Martha Davidson
Central City
Miller Produce Co Sells Mountain Seed Potatoes
Miller Produce Co of Timnath Colorado offers three thousand sacks of choice Mountain Seed Pearls from Stove Prairie. Prices available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stove Prairie
Miller Produce Co
Timnath, Colo
Stoneware sale and garden seeds advertised in local shop
Local store slashes prices to clear stock offering milk crocks and jars at ten cents per gallon and stone churns bargain. Garden seeds promoted two for five cents with bulk sweet pea seeds and Iron Clad hosiery twelve and a half cents pair. New souvenir china patterns and semi porcelain dinnerware priced eight to eighteen dollars per hundred pieces. Saturday specials and kitchen packages touted. Fels Naptha soap advertised.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elwell
Hillsboro
A. J. Davis
Belle Arrowood
Sidney Davis
Tribune
Ayer
J.B. Daxrouth
St. Joseph
Mich
Harrison
Walter Woodley
Fort
Lupton
Collins District
R. G. Craine
Dee Kirby
A. M. Bartholomew
Gillmore
Effie Irving
Eaton and Greeley
J.P. Frye
Ault
Rh. G
Mr. Beers
M. L. King
A. W. Morrison
John Wood
Harris
Georgia
McCormick Brothers
G., L. Nelson
G. H. Seymour
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Rinholt Nelson
Lauritz Kilstrup
Blanche Lot
Mary
Winnie
Herman Graefe
W. J. Shannon
James Simpson
First National Bank of Ault
Miss Ola Coffee
Advertiser
R. L. Pence
Martin Bros
the Progress Club
Arm & Hammer Soda
Walter Baker
W. T. Sherman
Prop
Main Street
Bell
Mr. Bade
Ewings
N. Q. Tanquary
Continental Building
Colo
Henry George
Ninth Ave
F.w.smith
7Th-St
7Th-Ay Greeley, Colo
Col
C.p.kemmerer
Eleventh St
Ere
Colo. Ind
Kemmerer
Colorado
Jas. G. Milne
la Grange School House
S. M. Carver
W. C. Dickerson
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C.V.S
Greeley, Cole
van Sickle’s Livery
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