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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1904
Page
2
Local items report that the Juniors plan an entertainment for elders, church services were led by Rev L. Cornell, and several parishioners and visitors from Greeley and surrounding towns are mentioned. Building plans were discussed at a church board meeting and will begin soon.
East Weld reports a winter taste with social gatherings a leap year party at Johnstown hall excited local residents. Mentions include Miss Marie Girardot entertaining children, families moving to Oregon and Loveland, and farmers receiving beet seed and new sugar line surveys.
Kersey Gordon Racer is ill with mumps. Miss Adams visits Miss VanCleeve in Greeley. Willie Clemens suffers typhoid fever. Quinn’s Brighton mother plans a visit. Allie Steck clerks for Gordon Racer this week. H P Hill builds tank and windmill for James Hood. Gill and Decker ship several carloads of sheep from here Tuesday. VanCleeve and Johnson shop in Greeley Wednesday evening. Harry Ogden sprains his ankle badly. Mrs Kingsbury and daughter return from Evans. Easter program prepared by M E Sunday school inviting all. Hefferman has his well dug.
Larson spent a couple of days in Greeley last week. Miss Ethel Phelan of Greeley visited friends and schoolmates here a few days last week. Mrs Gereing, Mrs Henderson and Mrs Larson visited Mrs Sorenson's of Peckham last Wednesday. John Hubbard plans 25 acres of beets this year as many farmers skip planting. Farmers cheer recent snow as ground was dry and irrigation begins before plowing. Miss Louise Seelbach of Greeley visited Big Bend school last week and sang for students and teachers.
This week is examination week in our schools. Frank Montgomery visited friends in Camffield Sunday. Mrs Harry Cole of Sunnyside was a caller here Tuesday. F P Woodley is sorting his potatoes preparing to ship them. Ine True boys shipped a car of potatoes from Highland switch last week. Fred Dean left Wednesday for Denver. He expects to go to Chicago in the near future. Mrs C V Holmes left for a visit in Denver Thursday. Mr Mryten of Denver was a caller here Monday. There is water for domestic use turned into the Highland ditch. They are doing some work on the lower end of the ditch.
Various visits and trips reported across Colorado towns. People such as Johnstown, Denver, Fort Collins, Greeley, Cheyenne, and Eaton are mentioned with names like Calvin Albee, Jake Spear, Professor Balentine, Mrs. Reader, Claus Wilson, A J Eaton, B G Eaton, Dol Ginn, J R Gillies, J H McCall, W R Clark, Chris Nelson, R B Campbell, EK H Armatage, F L Weller, John Nass, Harry Miller, Robt Miles, Hays Bush, Mrs Williams, Miss McKenny, Miss Nellie McArtney, and T C Phillips.
Mumps spread among nearly all children in the area. Mrs. W. T. Lynn and baby recover well. William Hogarty visited over Sunday. Mrs. Chris Westenberg toured Windsor last week. Mrs. George Adams improves after a grip. Mrs. Charles Ramsay recovers from a light pneumonia attack. Ducks and hunters plentiful. now is prime sport. Road south of the reservoir remains a detour, four miles out of the way.
Welcome Hill invites all to an evening of singing at the school house this Friday. Also notes local happenings including potatos deliveries, visits from Beebe Draw residents, a postponed horse race due to stormy weather, and a California update from Mrs Ring. An advertisement claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure offers constitutional treatment with a 100 dollar trial promise.
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