Beets Planting Underway as Delta Clears Land
George Reed sells five acres and builds a new house. Timothy, sugar factory field boss, rents land from Wm. McCabe for beet crops. W. B. Orr breaks up Kinsella land of John McCutcheon for crops. Quarantine removed from T. A. Foley home. J. A. Thompson on sick list but improving. Ed Shearer heals from a foot wound. Delta residents eager to plant beets in calm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reed
J. A. Thompson
T. A. Foley
Mr. Timothy
Wm. McCabe
Ed Shearer
Tom Watts
W. B. Orr
Kinsella
John McCutcheon
Delta
Local Social Roundup From Beebe Draw and Nearby Trips
John Johnston of LaSalle visited friends here for a few days last week. Mr. White spent time in Denver for eye treatment. Edith Herrington of LaSalle visited the Misses Dean. Miss Hunter travelled to Greeley to visit friends before returning home. Our school closed with a short program and a picnic. Albert Baab came home from Denver after three weeks of eye treatment and is improved. About twenty five youths gathered at Mr. Marble’s for Miss Hunter’s send off with music and games and ice cream refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Johnston
LaSalle
Mr. White
Denver
Edith Herrington
Dean
Miss Hunter
Greeley
Albert Baab
Mr. Marble
Local Notes From Greeley Area Recount Residents Movements
CAULT Mr Koch of Greeley visits A B Hilton at his home. Ex Justice of the Peace Hilton completes a large reservoir on the Gerry. Vincent Archer travels to Eaton to meet his daughter Mamie on a visit to the capitol city. John Whowell brings wintering cattle to summer range with his son Harry and S R McCoy. One night last week guests at J P R ranch narrowly escape a fatal blaze. During recent rain J P Roberts reservoir dike gave way but Oliver Perry finds his reservoir full next morning. Rip-rapped dikes withstood the floodwaters from Chalk Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Koch
Greeley
A. B. Hilton
Gerry
Vincent Archer
Eaton
Mamie
Capitol City
John Whowell
Harry
S. R. McCoy
J.P. Robert
Oliver Perry
Brighton Lupton News Roundup and Local Events
Water was diverted to the Fulton ditch this week in Fort Lupton. Cattle were turned out on Lost Creek by Raymond Bennett earlier. Fulton Ditch Co. now has fifty workers building a new waste ditch. The Brighton and Lupton ball teams played a good game on Lupton grounds Sunday. A basket social will be held at Burge schoolhouse on Friday night May 5. A 944 pound daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Haynes Saturday night. Louie Philips of the Normal school of Greeley visited Lupton. Maggie Davidson of Greeley and Mrs R H Davidson of Fort Collins attended funeral of Davidson daughter Sunday. Captain Eva Ludgate of the Salvation Army lectured at the M E church Monday night. The infant daughter of Chas Davidson died Saturday and was buried Sunday at 3 p m. The Ladies Aid held a large dinner at Mrs Coburn’s home Wednesday.
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Fulton Ditch
Raymond Bennett
Lost Creek
Fulton Ditch Co
Brighton and Lupton
Lupton Grounds
Burge
Ralph Haynes
Louie Philips
Normal School
Greeley
Lupton
Maggie Davidson
R. H. Davidson
Fort Collins
Chas. Davidson
Ladies Aid
Hazelton and area social and sports notes
Jim Beetham traveled to Denver on Saturday and Lewis Wilson of Crow Creek visited his mother on Sunday. John Winegar visited Mr. Moody's with Mrs. Winegar on Sunday. Farmers loaded spuds at Bracewell last week. Ernest Betcham went to Grand Island to see his mother. Wm Copeman of Cerrillos visited John Deboo's last week. Mr Macy of Greeley preached on the Resurrection after Sabbath school. The Hazelton nine beat Greeley 30 to 4, then watched Reds and Denver play to learn the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wilson
Crow Creek
John Winegar
Mr. Moody’s
Bracewell
Wm. Copeman
Cerrillos
N. M
John Deboo
Macy
Greeley
Hazelton Baseball
Greeley Boys
Reds
Denver
Joneses Move Into Glen Home Residence
Local notices show Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jones moving into Glen Home. Mrs. E A Anderson visited Love land, Miss Alice Waites saw her mother near Welcome Hill, and Mrs. Taylor with family visited her sister Mrs. Will Claycomb. The Waite family spent Sunday with Mrs. Waite’s mother Mrs. Newman. Raymond Parish, 14, was seriously injured when a horse he led toppled and he fell, crippling his leg and requiring a crutch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Jones
Glen Home
E. A. Anderson
Alice Waites
Welcome Hill
Raymond
Highland lake sale and local happenings
Mrs. Peroby sold her farm near Highland lake to a Cripple Creek man for 16000. Grain on the dry farms looks promising with expected good crops if moisture holds. A first baseball game of the season was played Sunday on Leroy Mudd's place west of the lake. Mead family builds a blacksmith shop and plans a dwelling for the smith. Mrs. B H Knott hosted Prof. Wesson and class Thursday evening with refreshments. Messrs Peterson and Hineman left for Denver Saturday after completing an acetylene plant installation.
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Prof. Wesson
Messers. Peterson and
Hineman
Denver
Local Social Roundup and Small News Actions
Mr and Mrs Wright of La Grange spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lutz. Mrs Teller is in Denver hospital after a successful appendicitis operation. May Crosby of Loveland visited last week with her parents the Calvins. Roe Calvin bought 40 acres from J W Ewing. Webster family visited their son and daughter in law near Kersey. Edna Camffield Virginia McCreery Hazel Van Sickle and Esther Harrison visited Lela Spurgeon Friday. Mrs Woodruff of Greeley called on Mrs Rader. Hooley moved into a new house last Thursday.
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Mrs. Webster
Mrs. Velorous Webster
Kersey
Edna Camffield
Virginia McCreery
Hazel van Sickle
Esther Harrison
Lela Spurgeon
Woodruff
Greeley
Raders
Mrs. Hooley
Platteville Visitors and Local News Plus Ball Game Result
PLATTEVILLE Ed Camp and wife were Longmont visitors Sunday. Prof. 8. G. Hughell was a Denver visitor Saturday. C. L. Volmer went to Denver Saturday to close the creamery deal. R. S. Brown Y. O. Brown and Al Moore went to Denver Thursday. Kurt Brothy has built a new barn on his place in the west part of town. James Koykendall returned from Leavenworth Kans Saturday evening. Paul Stréllo left Monday for Denver where he has secured work at his trade. J. W. Birkle was elected clerk at the school election Monday by 53 votes over all. Miss Hurd who has been teaching in the Wheeler district closed a very successful term of school, Monday. J. E. Brown had the misfortune to injure one of his eyes last week which will cause him some trouble for several days. Ham Burdoff a former citizen of this place was interviewing the town board Monday trying to sell a patent headgate. In the ball game Sunday between the Fort Lupton nine and the Platteville nine Platteville won. The score being 8 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Camp
Longmont
G. Hughell
Denver
C. L. Volmer
R.S. Brown
Y. O. Brown
al Moore
Kurt Brothy
James Koykendall
Leavenworth
Kans
J. W. Birkle
Miss Hurd
Wheeler
J. E. Brown
Ham Burdoff
Fort Lupton
Platteville
W. W. Wolf
Boulder
Clarence Baker
St. Luke’s Hospital
Gutz
Chicago
Aust
Ault Baptist Church
George Fisher
Albert Allison, Jr
Robert Pence
W. B. Grant
Lee Stanley
Sterling
Jack Durant
Blackfoot
Idaho
A. J. Eaton
Los Angeles
California
M. E. Church
Evans News Roundup of Local Moves and Events
Samuel Andrews on sick list. J H Rhodes moves to new north town home. Grandma Vanaken ill in Loveland. Evans and Peckham beat Peckham boys win at Sunday game. William Moll returns from Greeley hospital. Evans school elects J K Ross president and L A Vanderlip secretary. Kensinger travels to Pulaski Iowa for ill father. Mrs Beeson recovering well after operation. Miss Miller from Denver returns home. Demorest medal contest at A P church won by Albert Lueck of Greeley. Judges listed. Evans water works near completion with abundant soft water and four feet in fans. Engine works well and houses to be connected soon.
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Samuel Andrews
J. H. Rhodes
Grandma Vanaken
Loveland
J. F. Jack
Evans and
Peckham
Peckham Boys
William Moll
Greeley Hospital
Evans
J. K. Ross
L. A. Vanderlip
Holland
Kansas City
Winchester
J. M. Kensinger
Pulaski
Iowa
E. H. Beeson
Ault Area Moves and Local Property Changes
Frank Spees moved his family to a ranch west of Ault last week. Clara Curtis bought J G Musser's two houses in McGlenn's addition. Baptist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Chauncey Frye. Mrs J G Musser and son Joe plan a Missouri visit this week. Twelve to fifteen families have moved into the country north of Ault in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spees
Ault
Clara Curtis
J. G. Musser
McGlenn
Baptist Ladies Aid
Chauncey Frye
Joe
Missouri
Ault News Brims With Farming Moves and Local Events
W W Wolf of Boulder plans a fall wheat push across a thousand acres. Gutz of Chicago expands land to 320 acres for fall wheat. Ault Baptist church invites all members for a special meeting after next Sunday service. Births announce four new children in the area. Local tales include a painter J G Hall pursued for unpaid bills and moves among residents. Ault hosts a wedding uniting Dr F S Barber and Miss Clarice Wolland with a village welcome parade.
Eaton School Board Elects Secretary
W. B. Grant was elected secretary of the school board at the Monday election. A community concert for Sunday school bene fit will be held at the M. E. Church this evening. The Denver Association of Congregational churches met with the Eaton church Tuesday and Wednesday, with sessions well attended.
Local Names Report Weekend Travels and Elections
Frank Downey was in Denver this week while Jos Wendrick and his wife left for Kansas City Monday. Dave Stewart returns home after a five week East visit. At the school election Del Reeves was elected president and Chas McKenney secretary. Rev Mrs Samuel Edgar of La Junta arrived for a month’s visit with her parents Mr and Mrs S S Faris of Peckham. Dc E Yonker, U P railroad agent, was unable for a few days owing to pleurisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Wendrick
Kansas City
Dave Stewart
East
del Reeves
Chas. McKenney
Dc. E. Yonker
U. P. Railroad
Samuel Edgar
la Junta
8S. R. Faris
Peckham
Union Pacific Low Fare to California by Train
Return fare 45 dollars to California and return via Union Pacific with multiple travel dates in May and a 90 day limit. One way 25 dollars daily until May 16. Stopovers allowed. Inquiries to J. C. Ferguson, general agent, Denver.
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California
Union Pacific
J. C. Ferguson
17Th Street
Denver
Colo
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Promises One Day Cure Claim
The advertisement claims a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets and offers refunds if it fails. Each box bears the signature of ER. W Greve.
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Creegers
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