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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1905

Page

3

All Over Weld: Local Visits and Light Plant Updates

Highland lake visitor James Beeler from Mt. Zion joined Sunday activities. Mrs. A P Ballenger hosted dinner. William Hemmingsen began his meat wagon venture Tuesday. Mrs. Falkner of Loveland visiting Lew Kerr. Acetylene lighting planned for church, homes, and shops as Peterson of Denver installs a new plant this week.

James Beeler Mt. Zion A. P. Ballenger William Hemmingsen Falkner Loveland Lew Kerr Peterson Denver

Local News In and Around Kersey This Week

Jack Elliott and Billy Rowe visited Kersey on Friday. A N Burke builds a dwelling for Mr Cooley. W W H Harrington sold his pool room to Mr Kissman of Denver. Elmer Jessup moved his family to a ranch south of Kersey. Mr and Mrs McCullah and Miss Alma Simonson attend Epworth League in Longmont. Mr Halpin and daughter return from Eaton after visiting Tom Halpin and family.

Jack Elliott Billy Rowe Kersey A. N. Burke Mr. Cooley W.W. H. Harrington Mr. Kissman Den Elmer Jessup McCullah Alma Simonson Longmont Epworth League Mr. Halpin Eaton Tom Halpin

Columbine Notes from the Local Scene

Mr Crowfoot reports a new barn nearing completion while Marie Tormey fights lagrippe. N L Brown hosts visitors from Greeley as I S Brown ships sheep eastward. Allison moves to a Columbine residence and Haggens family visits Martin. Devenport visits Lander’s. King party spends Sunday with N L King. Riddle family from Fort Collins visits Severance and Columbine.

Marie Tormey Lagrippe N. L. Brown Greeley I. S. Brown Allison Columbine Dave Haggens Ault Martin’s Devenport Lander F. M. King Prudence ‘Landers Jesse King N. L. King

Local Notes on Visits and Moves Across Towns

Volney Gates traveled to Aust on Monday. Miss Waterbury visits Denver relatives this week. Nellie Myres visits Mrs. Carr near La Grange. Bertha Brooks vacations with her parents in Fort Morgan. James Alger returned from an Eastern trip and will settle in Eaton. George Jones and children visited his parents near Windsor Friday. Mr Lawson, factory superintendent, will move to Sterling for a similar position.

Volney Gates Miss Waterburry Denver Nellie Myres Dora Carr la Grange Bertha Brooks Fort Morgan James Alger Eaton George Jones Wm. Fonias Windsor Mr. Lawson Sterling i

Local Notes and Visits From area residents

Mrs Nelson is out after sickness. Will Benson of Evans farms at Sr McCain's place this year. Miss Lucy Smith of Erie visits her cousin Miss May Flower. La Salle teachers Miss Coll liss Hayward and Miss Ellis visited on Monday. Mrs Morris and daughter of Mall are visiting her daughter Mrs Robert Pritchard. George Smith of Fort Lupton drove to Greeley for potatoes and stopped by his uncle Ed Davis Friday evening.

Nelson Will Benson Evans

Hazelton School Closes and Local Movements Reported

Last Friday saw the Hazelton school closed. Miss Fannie Rogers visits sister Mrs Sophia Beetham. F M Barber and family of Greeley visited brother D H Barber. Rev Mr Puckett and Mr Hallet held services in the schoolhouse last Sunday. The Sylvester family moved to the Busse farm. Skinner resigns as teacher to take a ditch rider contract on the main ditch. Scott Davis returns from Ft Lupton visiting sister Mrs Norah Jackson. A surprise party at John Moody’s was a grand success. Mrs Sue Foster and Mrs Norah Elder and Mrs Alonzo Beetham visited brother and son James Beetham Thursday.

Fannie Rogers Sophia Beetham F. M. Barber Greeley D. H. Barber Puckett Hallet F. W. Sylvester Busse Skinner Scott Davis Ft. Lupton Norah Jackson John Moody

Local Farms Plan Next Year Holdings and Visits

Charles Lucas rents his father's place for next year and will farm it. Alma Smith vacationed with Mrs. Charles Neff and returns to Greeley Sunday night. Farmers plant grain and prepare beet ground. Mrs. Westenberg and children of Windsor visited Charles Anderson's family. The Collins of Ault moved to the Pete Peterson place to farm next year. Charles Ford returned from the East stating Colorado is good enough.

Charles Lucas Alma Smith Charles Neff Greeley Chris Westenberg Windsor Charles Anderson Collins Ault Pete Peterson

Local News and Notices from Ault and Denver

Ault born daughter announced for Mr and Mrs E Farlow in Denver. Earl Giddings of Eaton and Emma Bone of Ault wed. they will reside in Eaton. A tent owned by shoemaker Charles Sorenson burned. Louis J Nelson and Eva Hill married. will live near Maynard. Herman Graefe of Ault married Jena Trampe of Grand Island. they will live in Greeley. Mrs Charles Swope and son injured after buggy crash with telegraph pole. Baptist Ladies Aid plans a height measuring social April 5 with a spelling match and cake prize. refreshments to be served.

Charles Swope Pierce Baptist Ladies’ Aid

Local Social Notes from Greeley and Vicinity

Mrs Woodruff of Greeley called at Mr Rader's Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Youngs have another son born Sunday March 18. Mr Comer returned from Windsor sugar factory last Thursday distributing beet seed to growers. Edwin G Green of Denver visited Gipson friends last Thursday. Mr

Glee Club Bass Leads Song. Family Updates and Accident Report

Green is first bass on the D. A. Glee club. Mrs. W. T. Lynn and children visit Mrs. Lynn's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. M. De Volle before moving to Aust. The Misses Hanson from Kimball Neb. visit Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Martins after a Saturday gathering. Mrs. Rader suffers a bad accident when a cow trampled her chest, fracturing her collar bone. her husband Mr. Rader assists, aided by a dog, delaying worse harm. recovery will take time.

W. T. Lynn Mr. Rader Mrs. Rader

Beebe Draws Plan for Local Coal Mine

John Smith plans to open a coal mine on his property soon. Mrs. DeSellem from Normal visited the school during Fidlay. Riley Anderson traveled to Denver for an operation last week. Edna, Ina, and Wilkie Dean spent spring vacation at home. Will Cottrell, a Denver University student, spent vacation days with friends locally. Miss Waite’s ill mother, the reason for Miss Waite’s resignation, is improving. Albert Baab returned from Denver after eye injury treatment from a barbed wire accident.

John Smith DeSellem The Normal Riley Anderson Denver Edna and Ina Wilkie Dean Will Cottrell Denver University Miss Waite Albert Baab

Fort Lupton Notes On Local Doings And Sports

Fort Lupton residents report a Denver business trip by B F Twomby and several others including Macken and Decker. Beets are being planted mid April with seed car distributed. Ditches are cleaned, trees trimmed, and spring work underway. Lupton boys lost 9 to 19 to Brighton in a baseball game while a Lupton-Platteville match was played Sunday. Special M E church meetings continue with visitors Os good and Weber. Captain Ludgate of the Salvation Army is expected later in the week.

B. F. Twomby Denver Mr. Macken W.S. Decker Denver Land Office J. H. Adamson Fort Lupton Platteville Captain Ludgate Salvation Army

Local notes on residents and spring work begin

H E Wilson shows slow improvement from illness as spring work starts in the area. George Sells visited Denver friends last Sunday. Miss May Jackson is ill with tonsillitis. Mrs Rickard visits granddaughter Mrs John Fleming. Mrs Richies' brother visited en route to Nebraska. Mrs Charles Robinson and Miss Bertha Jessup spent Sunday in the community.

H. E. Wilson George Sells Denver May Jackson Rickard John Fleming Richies Nebraska Charles Robinson Bertha Jessup Greeley

Local Notes From Platteville And Nearby Towns

Dr Dawson traveled to Denver Mon Louis Ford visited Lupton Mon George Snider moved into a new house near ing on Prof S L Hughes visiting Aust Rev Collins preached at M E Church Sunday Dick Morgan of Henderson visited parents Sunday E G Robidoux and Mae drove to Longmont Saturday Andy Morgan has rheumatism Mrs George Terry slowly improving Hazel Stanton went to Denver and back Wednesday

George Snider S. L. Hughes Collins M. E Dick Morgan Henderson E. G. Robidoux Mae Longmont Andy Morgan George Terry

Local residents and visitors noted in Platteville column

W J Dundas prepares to move to Goldfield Nevada. Rosa Dunwig Anna Dunwig and many others spend time at home. J F Dawson improves property with concrete walks. Guy Hammitt returns to Denver University. Local visits include Mrs Hodson Browns & Lucan store expansion and legal visits by Deardorff. James Callow buys land from Union Pacific for future improvement.

W. P. Wasley Greeley Platteville James Callow Union Pacific Railway Company

Local Notes From La Salle and Nearby Towns

Rev Samuel Edgar of La Junta visited La Salle on Monday. Miss Gertrude Joyce of Greeley called on friends in La Salle last week. The Conaway and Taylor butcher shop nears completion. Miss Winnifred Sibley of Greeley stayed with Miss Edith Ellis. Presbyterian church held its annual business meeting Tuesday afternoon. La Salle school teachers and pupils enjoy spring vacation this week. Mr and Mrs Stephen Herrington of Iowa visit their son E C Herrington. Mrs A E Bentley of Pleasant Valley spent Thursday with her mother Mrs John Bentley. Elvin Gregory recovering from inflammatory rheumatism and able to be out. Charles Herrington of Colorado Springs visited his brother E C Herrington from Saturday to Monday.

Samuel 2 Edgar la Junta LaSalle Gertrude Joyce Greeley Conaway and Taylor Presbyterian Church la Salle School Stephen Herrington Iowa E.C. Herrington A. E. Bentley Pleasant Valley John Bentley Elvin Gregory Charles Herrington Colorado Springs

Evans and locals note a week of visits and departures

Evans residents host visitors from Denver Hygiene and New York while others plan to move. Isaac Erickson, a section foreman, dies of pneumonia. Clergy attend Epworth League events and lectures on From Harrison to Lincoln. Families prepare to relocate to Wyoming and Bakersfield California.

Mr. Reno Denver W. J. McMillan Milton Willis J.C. Hick Hygiene Evans Miss Wilson New York Dr. Horton Martin Briggs California Isaac Erickson Rev. Sterling Longmont McFarland A. P Harrison Lincoln

Also Mentioned on This Page

Highland Lake Ver Mr. Crowfoot Bic Bend Hazelton Lacrance Charles Ford Colorado Cipson Floyd Seventh ST. and Ninth Ave Green D. A. Glee Club Beebe Fort Lupton Crow Creek Dr. Dawson Louis Ford Miss Hazel Stanton W. J. Dundas Goldfield Nevada Miss Rosa Anna Dunwig J. F. Dawson Guy Hammitt Denver Univerity Lou Snido Fannie Crooks St. Joseph, Mo Charles Volmar A. R. Ross Margaret Ross Ross Brown & Lucan Attorney Deardorff Tme College Winnifred Sibley Edith Ellis John Kimsey Mr. Kimsey A. S. Hartman Wyoming J. W. Myers Bakersfield Arvilla Subdivision Normal Avenue Sanborn Houston Chicago Omaha St. Louis Kansas City C. B. Sloat Trav 17Th Street Rocky Mountain Union Pacific Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway J. E. Preston Seventeenth St
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