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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
3
Evans community reports visitors and travels among residents. A reading room closes for summer, Albert Lee leaves for Dakota, and local projects include a new house and expanded stores. Meetings address road work, finance, and street improvements with plans for a bridge and culvert.
Eaton notes report health updates and social visits including Mrs. G N Waldo on the sick list and Rev S C Dickerson as a visitor from Greeley. Family visits, new job in Alliance Nebraska, land work, class organization, cement walk, and several social club events are listed along with church society meetings and post office affairs.
Several inches of snow fell on Highland lake this week as Dr. Diltingham began building his house and Mrs. Schmiling moved to Mead. The Mead hotel nears completion and grain on dry farms looks fine after recent snow and rain. A Mead baseball team has formed and plays Sundays. Two school officers will be elected as P. M. Mead resigns. Jas Magnusson bought nearby railroad land.
Ault H King visited Denver on Thursday. Miss Elmira Wykert shopped in Greeley on Wednesday. Miss Ethel Bull visited her aunt Mrs F Collins on Monday. The Baptist choir met at Mrs R L Pence home to practice Saturday evening. Mrs B A Lewis went to Denver Sunday to visit her sister Miss Ethel McLeod who is ill. Mrs R L Pence enjoys a visit from old friend Mrs McClurg of Sundance Wyoming. Serol returned home after weeks visiting Peoria Illinois. Frank Larson has been working for several months in the U P.
Esther Myers is seen shearing sheep near Greeley. Several local residents including Mrs M J Jackson Lay Files and Cicero Davis are mentioned visiting or assisting with farm work and housing as neighbors move and host gatherings in the Grover Evans and Sidney areas.
Commodore Walker Sid Davis and Wm O Farre left for the east with their sheep. Mr Strange sold his J J Thornton store interest to John Thornton and now lives on a farm. Mr and Mrs John Darcey hosted cards and dancing. Miss Lottie Parrish returned home from the University of Boulder to resume duties. Work on the new hardware store continues after a drug store note. H J Parrish and W E Letford attended the Denver auto show. Parrish ordered a Reo from Floyd Clymer. It rained starting 4 30 am then snowed, recalling sleigh bells from earlier days.
Mrs Roeck has been very ill with asthma for weeks. Deputy assessor Henry Baab reported the Drawn call. The separator runs daily due to warm weather and milk. A baby boy arrived Friday April 27 to Mr and Mrs Chestnut. Jim Fisher moved the Box Elder schoolhouse toward J P Klug’s ranch. Several hundred cattle were dipped at Chestnut’s and will be dipped again in ten days. Ralph White and Theo Walbridge rode the Eagle goat at Evans last week and are laid up. Our school closed last Friday. Arbor Day observances included a program and picnic. Miss Buchanan visited her brother in Denver and Miss Tilyon returned near LaSalle.
Miss Alps and her brother Prof Alps visit local families Miss Belle Hines of Nebraska visits with her brother W F Hines Aid Society hosts a supper at Mr and Mrs Stone home Thursday evening A large crowd attended Friday concert and recital at the schoolhouse by Mr Stewart and the Greeley quartet
The Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist is now in Greeley at the Oasis hotel for three days May 3 4 and 5. Come early.
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