Local notes from Weld County town report births and events
All Over Weld highlights a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Benfie in Fort Lupton. Twombly visits Greeley for business. Lupton school elects R. W. Haynes to replace B. FEF Twombly. Mabel Ozment hosts a birthday party. Lupton ditch break prompted water release for days. Ladies Aid dinner at M. & parsonage draws large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Philip depart for health reasons via California, Kokomo visits planned. G. W. King arrives from Los Angeles. J. H. Tollefson takes Gilcrest lumber yard post at Ault. Hilsabeck resigns, aims for Nebraska lumber work. Charles Robinson to move into new home. Cochran house vacated by Robinson family. Steele lumber yard appoints H. K. Cline. D. E. Miller moves to Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Benfie
B. ¥. Twombly
Greeley
Mabel Ozment
Lupton Bottom
R. W. Haynes
B. Fef. Twombly
Lupton School
Kokomo
G. W. King
I. N. King
Ault Market
Los Angeles
Calif
J. H. Tollefson
Gilcrest Lumber Yard
Ault
H. Hilsabeck
Gilcrest Lumber Yards
Nebraska
Charles Robinson
Robert
Cochran House
Mr. Robinson
Steele Lumber Yard
H. K. Cline
D. E. Miller
Eaton
Windsor Community News Highlights and Local Events
The Windsor town notes include G A R entertainment success on April 29 and rain halting new buildings. Elections in district No 4 chose Jobin Law as director for three years. Local officials and residents travel to Denver for events and vacations. Reports mention fatalities from pneumonia, lightning strikes on four mill and Kelso home, plus multiple plans to install gasoline pumping plants by local residents this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Entertainment
G. A. Kelso
S. G.4foll
W. O. Darnell
E. S. Raymond
W. B. Williams
William Williams
Mr. Strachen
Residents and Builds Highlight Local Week
Ault W. J. Henderson visited Denver at the start of the week. J. J. Stoner is erecting a barn on his Curtis addition property. A. W. Morrison begins an addition to his farm house one mile east of Work. Mrs. Fieber and Mr. Neffzigger commence new houses. Miss Pansy Pence hosted friends last Thursday night. Rev. S. H. Cheadle, Congregational pastor, has been ill this past week. Baptist prayer meeting will be at Mrs. Padget's home next Friday at seven. William Bone shows partial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Henderson
Denver
J. J. Stoner
Curtis
A.W. Morrison
BE. N. Baily
H. Mersereau
Greeley
Eaton
William Dickerson
Windsor
Helen Thompson
Albert Luther
Will Roy
P. Zoellner
T. C. Philips
Local Notes On Illness Visits and Elections
Mrs. Evans is seriously ill with grip. Mrs. Spregggins visits the J. B. Jack family in Grand Island. Jacob Bauer sold his ranch and moved to the Alexander property. J M Kinsinger elected school treasurer for three years. Mr. Pepper plans farming in this vicinity. Isaac Erickson goes to Williamsport Pa for a visit and will stop in St. Louis for the World's Fair. Arthur Rhoads promoted to signal service and sails May 15 for Manila from San Francisco. Mrs. J H Packer nearly burned when engine sparks set her clothing ablaze. a passerby’s aid prevented disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Runyan
Spregggins
Grand Island
J. B. Jack
Jacob Bauer
Alexander
J. M. Kinsinger
Mr. Pepper
Denver
S. B. Huffsmith
Isaac Erickson
Williamsport
St. Louis
J. H. Rhoads
Arthur
San Francisco
Manila
Peckham Notes Local Happenings And Church Fund Drive
Mr Christenson visits Brush to see old friends. Mr and Mrs Sorenson visited Mrs Hansen last week. George Moehrie's cattle sale postponed by bad weather with little stock sold. The Peckham church is now completed. Subscriptions are being taken to buy an organ replacing the one used by the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christenson
Brush
Chris Sorenson
Hansen
George Moehrie
Peckham
Local visits and travels in Colorado farming town
Mrs Kimball of Greeley visited Mr Rhoads on Friday. Mrs Selberg visits friends in Denver this week. Many farmers plant early potatoes. Mr Strong's Loveland mother visited this week. Mr and Mrs Swink hosted Mr Boreson and wife Sunday. George Carlson plans to visit Sweden next week to see his mother-in-law.
Eaton Social News Roundup Delights Local Residents
Eaton notes a string of social visits and events including Miss Helen Thompson returning from Denver, Mrs. Dickerson's illness, visits by Miss Wright to the St. Louis fair, and guests at homes of Reid, Losey, and Dailey families. Library patrons held a concert to fund library expenses, and a May basket social was hosted by Baptist ladies. Local clubs, tea, and tennis gatherings featured. birthdays and dinners were celebrated with neighbors and relatives in Windsor and Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Baptist Church
J. L. Kendel
W. H. Ross
T. H. Dailey
Greeley
Vailey
Katherine Wright
St. Louis Fair
N. A. Rienert
Eaton
Denver
H. J. Whitney
Lottie Reesman
Bury St. Edmonds
England
F. G. Reeman
Womans Fourth Daughter Wed in West of City
Miss Emma Jane Hopkins married Lucas J. Morris of Laramie Wyoming at the home of Mrs. E. A. Hopkins with Rev. R. J. Hunter officiating. The bride wore white Japanese silk and carried roses. They left for a wedding trip to Salt Lake and other western cities before making their home in Laramie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Hopkins
Emma Jane
Lucas J. Morris
Laramie
Wyo
R. J. Hunter
Greeley
Wye
Salt Lake
Amusements Richards & Pringle's Famous Georgia Minstrels at Greeley
Amusements Richards and Pringle present the Georgia Minstrels at the Greeley opera house on Friday May 13 with fifty comedians graceful dancers and sweet singers. Top billed singers include Carlyle Williams William Garland William Goode Sidney Kirk Napoleon Johnson and T P Jones. Comedians featured are S H Dudley Clarence Powell Emmett Davis Klank Campbell and Charles Scott. The show also includes J W Cooper and his talking figures Simpson Pittman Campbell Brothers Kraton Dudey Kelley Boomsky and more with a noon parade accompanied by two big bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Dudley
Clarence Powell
Emmett Davis
Klank Campbell
Charles Scott
J. W. Cooper
Simpson & Pittman
Campbell Brothers
Kraton
Dudey & Kelley
Dudley
Jim Jackson
Greeley Reds Lose Hard Luck Game to Smith-Brooks
Greeley Reds fell 12 to 9 to the Smith-Brooks of Denver after costly errors cost them the game. Denver had 19 hits off Ambrose while Greeley managed 17 off Munchhunk, with a notable three RBI hit by Offerse in the ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Reds
Smith-Brooks
Denver
Greeley
Ambrose
Munchhunk
Offerse
Elks Lodge Chooses Routes for Cincinnati Convention
Cincinnati bound Denver & Rio Grande Missouri Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern are set as official routes for Elks Denver Denver Denver lodge No 17. Members will pause in St Louis for the World's Fair on the way home. Greeley Elks join portion of party along these routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Lodge No. 17 of
Elks
Denver & Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Greeley Elks
Denver Brothers
Milking Barn Birth and Local Social Visits
Antelope Park Barn welcomed a son to Mr. and Mrs. James Miller. Miss Mary Severance visited at home over the weekend. Elmer Nordstrom traveled to Los Angeles to visit his brother. Mrs. N S Cater visits the H O Hara home. School pupils prepare a program for the last day of school on May 13. Mr. and Mrs. E G Hagar visited the Tinsman home near Windsor. Mrs. Thomas Farnworth and daughter Kathleen visited the Hilsabeck home at Ault. Misses Clee and Jennie Roullard visited in Greeley and stayed with Miss Helena Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Severance
Elmer Nordstrom
Los Angeles
Calif
N. S. Cater
Hugh O'Hara
E. G. Hagar
Jesse Tinsman
Windsor
Thomas Farnworth
Kathleenw
Hilsabeck
Ault
Misses Clee
Jennie Roullard
Greeley
Helena
City Eyes Cleanup of Ground Between Seventh Ave and Tracks
Attorney John T. Jacobs spoke before the city council Tuesday evening for the OC and S railroad to address the long unsightly area between Seventh avenue and the railroad tracks and Eighth and Ninth streets. Prospects for tidying the ground are now promising with little doubt the work will be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Jacobs
OC & S. Railroad
Seventh Avenue
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Town Denounces Rumors Linking Merchants to Incident
Local officials deny a circulating rumor tying respected businessmen to a recent incident. The statement declares the claims false, noting no reputable town merchant is implicated and labeling the reports as gossip or slander.
Ballard's Snow Liniment Endorsed for Bruises
D. R. Byrnes of Doversville Texas praises Ballard's Snow Liniment after a 14 day bed rest for a severely bruised leg. He calls it the best medicine for bruises and urges its use, noting price options of 25 50 and 1.00 and that druggists carry it. The Chicago Great Western Railway advertises Homeseekers tickets at one fare plus 2.00 to many states and Mexico with J P Elmer as G P A in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
D. R. Byrnes
Doversville
Texas
Chicago Great Western Railway
Alabama
Arkansas
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisana
Mexico
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Utah
Virginia
Wyoming
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
Card of Thanks for Hilda Danials bereavement
The Daniel family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for condolences and flowers after the death of their daughter Hilda. Mr and Mrs Peter Daniel and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda
Peter Danielson
For Sale One of the Best Busineses in Greeley
For sale a leading business in Greeley described as a money maker in a prime location at Kemmerer's Department Store. The notice highlights strong earnings potential and the store’s prominent downtown site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Kemmerer’s Department Store
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Gus Johnson
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Ashton
Greetha
Ofer Manis
Morey
Coffeb
Homer Cushman
Kingman Packard
Malcolm
Mrs. Losey
Messrs
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Janes Wolfe
Georgia Minstrels
Alfred Benjamin & CO
New York
Alyce Benjamin
Carrithers
Greeley, Colo
Perfection Brand of Coffee
The
Wilson Grocery Company
Omaha
Union Pacific
D. H. Hoops
Warren McCord
Trav. Agt
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Denver, Colo
Pictou
Antelope Park
James Miller
St. Peter’s Parish
Governor Peabody and Staff
Bill Nye Hamilton
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