02 May 1907
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
10
Mrs Davis was a Denver passenger last Monday. Mrs Norman visits her Missouri-born mother. Rev Virgil Walker of Ault will preach at the chapel each Wednesday night at 7 30. Pearl Whitten visited LuCerne last Friday and says her sister Elsie, hurt in a recent runaway, is improving as well as can be expected.
Miss Myra Thomas returned from Boulder where she attended the fifteenth bi ennial Delta Gamma convention. Miss Mollie Evans closed a successful school year and presented an engaging program. Rev. Chas. Elliott will preach Sunday after school. Dyke work on W. W. Brown place halted due to snow. Orchestrations invite attendance and local patrons attended the school program.
CIPSON reports the new house frame up on Col White ranch. Mrs Boyd and Aurelia spent last week at their ranch near Nunn. L Brainard is at home again. Tie worked east of Lucerne. John Lofgren of Greeley supervised onion seed planting. J W Dillon’s crew set out trees. Em Martinson arrived from Bisbee and will visit relatives. J B Agnew leased 25 acres from Boyd and 5 from Dickerson to grow onion seed.
Fairplay A M Bartholomew hauling seed potatoes east of Ault. O C McWilliams attended I O O F celebration at Fort Collins Friday. Mrs L Hald visiting her brother in Iowa for two months. Grace Nichols visiting parents after school in Greeley. About twenty friends surprised Mrs A B Stewart for her birthday with games and music. Friday afternoon Mrs Albert Nichols entertained Mesdames Mob erly King Wright and Jeremiassen of Ault and Mesdames Frye and Darrow of Rowe district. Dainty refreshments served.
Robert Comer of Snyder visited John Deboo's on Tuesday. Inclement weather postponed the ball game. Louis Wilson returns from Palisade. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Beetham spent Sabbath near Windsor. Frank Barber's family from Greeley visited D. H. Barber's. KE F Landrum visit Delia Maxwell in Evans. Charlie Scott and Ollie Davis visited sister Mrs Cassiday and returned Monday. Euge county Sabbath school missionary spoke at the school. Young Ladies Sewing club hosted by Mrs Storms. Heavy snowstorm reduced attendance.
Mrs. Geo Oster is ill, J P Oster and R B Chesnut traveled to Denver on business, Mrs Roeck suffers asthma, Mrs Shrouse recovers from mumps. The local school closed after an eight month term. A social program with baskets followed. Miss Hansen and Miss Patterson returned to homes in Nebraska and near Greeley.
Windsor J. Be leaves for Chicago with several cars of sheep while John Welch and family arrive from Monte Vista to take charge of the Bowman ranch. J. J. Harrison travels to Chicago on a short business and pleasure trip for about two weeks. M. H. Laybourn heads to Los Angeles due to his mother's illness. Frank Vincent Jr. goes to Oregon for health, with his mother as far as Denver. J. T. Perkins sells his Main Street store to William Forgey who will assume immediate possession. Perkins plans outdoor work elsewhere.
AULT residents report visits from J. P. Fry and E. Edmundson of Kansas City. Charles Hines plans four rooms added to a brick house near the brick yard. The Frances family from St. Claire, Kansas will summer with Mrs. A. B. Page. Frank J. Brown announces the May 4 opening of the new book store with souvenirs for callers. Mrs. A. W. Morrison injured in a buggy accident and bedridden. Baptist Ladies’ aid raised over 36 dollars at a chicken pie supper. Mrs. W. J. Henderson returns from Pueblo to attend the L. O. T. M. convention. Lone Tree Lateral Ditch Company names W. J. Farr president and J. H. Fowler secretary at a bank meeting. The town board names J. D. Sheetz police magistrate and Dr. A. Andersen town physician. further appointments follow.
Nixon town clerk Thomas Hender son marshal Wm Frye night watch updates. Mrs Ewing Miller returns from Denver where her husband injured and in St Josephs hospital. doctors hopeful for recovery. Last week citizens argued over an election. former Marshal Hart knocked out. arrested and fined five dollars plus costs. appeal expected.
Cloudy cold Saturday at Highland Lake but no snow. Large church attendance Sunday. Scott Kerr has raised the frame of his Mead house. Miss Tilyon entertains sister and baby near Evans. Kaltenberger sells vacated DePew house to Longmont party. Scott DePew moves into Cameron’s Mead house. Geo Evans reports top price for prime sheep. Ditch water clear last week. cisterns filled. P. M. Mead and Chester Glenn in mountains barley stock feed. Several families to arrive in Mead this week to work in beet fields. A heavy snow Wednesday followed by freeze may ruin fruit prospects.
Elwell reports Evett and Sloan visiting Loveland. Sam Crowell joined the Odd Fellows in Fort Collins for Saturday’s celebration. Ella Coleman and her children from Berthoud spent days with home folks. Rev A J Springston and daughter Audra from Nicot visited Mr Sloan and others. Mrs Albert McMillan and two daughters of Greeley visited W A and J W Purvis.
Delegates from Denver Mt. Zion Nicot Berthoud and Loveland attended the P. C. U. rally at Dilley Chapel. Sessions drew good crowds despite bad roads and a junior society will be organized at the church Saturday afternoon inviting all children.
Lone Tree F B Darling started for Clark Bluffs with cattle to pasture on his ranch. Pleasant Valley attendees at Mr Miller’s social built toward Bethel church funds as 20 clear dollars were earned. Tom Barnett and Miss Mary Christman eloped to Greeley Thursday evening, with friends offering best wishes for their life ahead.
Seventeen items note returns from trips to Chicago and Greenville, new job at a drug store, convalescence from scarlet fever, improvements in health, Windsor visits, new homes and summer plans in New York, and a shooting gallery tent license in Ault. Also mentions timely job printing at The Tribune.
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