Local Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Travel Notes
Miss Rowena Harrison of Greeley guest of Miss Kate Kenehan on Sunday. Miss Noyes of Silver Plume visiting Miss Elizabeth Van Gorder. Harlan Taylor of Iowa hosted by brother C. A. Taylor. Della Woods and Ethel Cole of Greeley guests for a few days. Grace Thompson returns from LaSalle. Mrs. L. J. Brown of Vona here for a few days as her house is being built. Other visits and local happenings including a runaway incident involving Miss Margaret Sanford and a cowboy excursion to Idaho for cattle buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auit
Rowena Harrison
Greeley
Kate Kenehan
Miss Noyes
Silver Plume
Elizabeth van Gorder
Harlan Taylor
Towa
C. A. Taylor
Della Woods
Ethel Cole
Grace Thompson
LaSalle
L. J. Brown
Vona
Mr. Brown
Do. T. Abistrand
W. H. Gill
Local notes from Greeley and area farming update
Joseph McIntyre spent Friday and Saturday in Greeley and returned Sunday evening. E. B. Morgan of Greeley is spending weeks at E. V. Warner's, pursuing his trade. The Putnam ditch is being cleaned and improved after many years. For the first time in twenty years there is no ice stored locally due to a mild winter. Rudd Brothers have contracted to raise forty acres of beets for the Sterling factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McIntyre
Greeley
E. B. Morgan
E. V. Warner's
Putnam Ditch
Rudd Brothers
Sterling
Local Notes From Briggsdale Area
Saturday events include Mr Armagast and son arriving recently and a new house north of Christensens nearing completion. Mrs Charles B Haskell returned from Denver. Briggsdale Sunday school visited Fosston and plans a return trip to Briggsvale. John Nichols returned from Greeley. Mrs G House of Greeley visited her family in Greeley area. Mrs J S Forney hosted in her home for Mrs House with progressive somerset games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Forney
House of Greeley
Somerset
Local Social Notes from Keota Area
Friday, March 24, social visits fill the Keota area as Mr and Mrs Conrad Moore travel to their dry claim. Lizzie and Maggie Croisant visit C Moore. Scott Kent calls on John Wailes. George Koenig and Annie Wailes visit Chris Lohry’s family in the Oklahoma district. Gus Sands reports a big wheat field planted after a Wednesday storm. Fred Lohry loses a fine colt. Lee Clymer of Loveland dines with the Lohrys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Moore
Keota
Lizzie
Maggie Croissant
C. Moore
Scott Kent
John Wailes
George Koenig
Annie Wailes
Chris Lohry
Oklahoma
Gus Sands
Fred Lohry
Lee Clymer
Loveland
Lohrys
Mead Area Social and Business Notes From Weekend Visits
Ed McCormick of Berthoud looked after business interests in Mead Saturday. George Mayfield of Bennett visited Mead last week. Mr and Mrs J A Hays of Mead moved to Longmont where he became manager of the milling and elevator company. Will Hurd now runs the Mead elevator. Peck representing the finance side of the proposed electric railroad spoke in Rose Hall Thursday. L C Kerr works at the Mead elevator. Pat Brosman of Longmont was a Thursday caller. Reedy of Boulder demonstrated a carpet cleaner here last week. Jefferson shipped sheep from Highland on the C S railroad the first of the week. Harris of Denver visited Wednesday. Brown moved to Platteville. C E group gave a church entertainment Friday with light attendance and a light rain fell Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McCormick
Berthoud
Mead
George Mayfield
Bennett
J. A. Hays
Longmont
Combination Milling and Elevator Company
Will Hurd
Hays
Peck
Rose Hall
L. C. Kerr
Pat Brosman
Reedy
Boulder
Jefferson
Highland
Mr. Harris
Denver
Brown
Platteville
C. E
Local Social Notices List Names Families and Clergy
Wednesday March 298. Mr and Mrs John Wailes Mr and Mrs Sam Ring Mr and Mrs K Barnard and Rev O P Jones listed in a community social note with names and titles reflecting a church or neighborhood gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wailes
Sam Ring
K. Barnard
O. P. Jones
Local farm notes and social calls in district
Friday evening supper with Mr and Mrs Scott Kent. Jack Cain from Okemah came to work for Conrad Moore this summer. The Horst and Moore families visited Henry Horst Thursday. Mrs John Wailes recovering from illness. John Borgan hired Jacob Bostron for the summer. Mrs C B Southworth ill. Spring grain nearly sown and farmers plowing for beets. Rev O P Jones and Mrs Barnard visited C E Southworth. Conrad Moore returned from dry claim. Mrs Tom Wailes very ill. Mrs Henry Moore visited Scott Kent. Robert Schneden returned from dry claim. Mrs Henry Moore and Miss Lydia Moore visited Mrs Scott Kent. Chris Horst hauling milk for Welcome Hill. Jacob Bostron visited Henry Moore and Lydia Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Kent
Jack Cain
Okemah
Okla
Conrad Moore
Henr Moore
Lydia Moore
John Moore
Henry Horst
John Wailes
John Borgan
Jacob Bostron
C. BB. Southworth
O. P. Jones
R. Barnard
C. BE. Southworth
Tom Wailes
Henry Moore
C. E. Southworth
Robert Schneden
Chris Horst
Welcome Hill
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure Growth
An in store guarantee pledges money refund if Rexall 93 Hair Tonic fails to stop dandruff stimulate hair growth and prevent baldness with claims of strong results. Available in two sizes 50 cents and 1.00 at The Rexall Store and The Gilbert Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Gilbert Drug Stores
Woodmen of the World Campaign Opens in Paton Eaton
A Woodmen of the World membership drive started with an open meeting on Saturday evening in Paton Eaton. Deputy Head Council Hoover of Denver and district organizer James Kennedy attended. Readily, 41 applications were filed as the lodge, with 2423 members, aims to add 75 new names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paton Eaton
Woodmen of the World
Council Hoover
Denver
James Kennedy
Eaton Beats Wheatridge in Denver Basketball Victory
Eaton high school defeated Wheatridge of Denver 28 to 23 in a game witnessed by fifty Eaton residents in Denver on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton, Mar
Denver
Eaton
Wheatridge
E N Miller Makes Business Trip to Denver
E N Miller traveled to Denver on Tuesday for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Miller
Denver
Reservoirs Ready for Water Supply
Standley, Marshall, and Bark Lakes are prepared to supply water, enabling new storage and regional management. Officials announce readiness for drought resilience and ongoing supply agreements with local districts and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standley, Marshall
Bark Lakes
Water delivery plan announced for Denver valley irrigation districts
Land owners in the Denver Greeley valley North Denver and Denver St Vrain districts and stockholders of Farmers Reservoir and Irrigation Company are informed that Standley Lake Marshall Lake and Barr Lake will receive water in May with 45 000 6 000 and 36 000 acre feet respectively. Notices were issued by Arthur Day receiver stating the chief engineer prepared the statement and canal sections will be ready for water by May 1 or May 15 with several laterals and branches scheduled for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver-Greeley Valley
North Denver Municipal
Denver-St. Vrain
Platte Valley
Community Canal
East Community Canal
West Community Canal
Larimer Assessor Targets Unknown List in Tax Schedules
Fort Collins Review reports Assessor Seaman vows strict adherence to May 20 deadline to put all schedules in on time. Deputies will visit homes and businesses to extract full cash value figures to erase the unknown list and prevent extra taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Seaman
Larimer County
Sorority Girls Enjoy Beefsteak Picnic
Twenty members of the Chi Alpha Thete sorority traveled to a ravine south and west of town Thursday afternoon for a beefsteak fry. They cooked over an open fire and reported a pleasant time during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Alpha Thete
Famous Case Decided by Judge Gamble in Colorado Suit
Fort Collins March 25 District Judge Gamble sustains most plaintiffs in the Larimer and Weld Reservoir Company versus Charles W Comstock state engineer and others The decision says fall and winter watering to mature next year crops is storage not irrigation and restrains the state engineer from enforcing an order hindering district 2 reservoirs The court fixes an approximate irrigation season the first time in state history
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Gamble
Larimer & Weld Reservoir Company
Charles W. Comstock
Platte Valley
Rancher John Archibald Secretly Marries Denver Woman
John Archibald a ranchman near Kersey revealed to his Elk lodge brothers that he had married Miss Miller in Denver on January 19. The ceremony went unannounced, and Archibald, living with his mother on the ranch, had kept the nuptials quiet as Miss Miller had often visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Archibald
Kersey
Elk Lodge
Benedict
Mr. Archibald
Denver
Miss Miller
Denver Dry Goods Company
Natatorium to Open Under New Mead Management
O. F E Magnuson and John Nygren of Mead will take possession of the natatorium at Ninth street and eleventh avenue around May 1. The building has the needed paraphernalia and is expected to be a popular place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F E. Magnuson
John Nygren
Mead
Ninth Street
Eleventh Avenue
Maids of Nations Attend Annual Faculty Fare in Costume
The Normal college class held its annual party for the dignified faculty with a county fair theme. Students dressed in diverse costumes from country lasses to harems, and the faculty toured the grounds by express wagon amid lemonade booths games races and fortune telling under Mrs Lulu Hellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Lulu Hellman
Rexall Orderlies Promise Satisfaction Guarantee
The ad declares Rexall Orderlies cure constipation and bowel disorders by restoring regular bowels and a torpid liver. They are eaten like candy, gentle yet effective, not causing purging or nausea, and come with a money back promise if unsatisfied. Sold at Gilbert's Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prchaser
Rexall
Gilbert's Drug Stores
Community Helps Build New Church
Members of the town and surrounding area assisted in the church project. The town began the excavation work and residents donated labor and supplies for the new structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gill District
Redman
Grandmother Schillings
Bill Grisham
Milliken
W. E. Day
Earl Thompson
Castle Rock
Miss Sanford
Green City
Fosston
Highland Lake
Johnstown
Aspinwall
Colorado
J. A. Enright & Company
Odd Fellows’ Building
Greeley, Colo
Larimer
Royal Cook Book
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Larimer and Weld Reservoir Company
Natatorium
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