Local Notes and Social Roundup From Greeley Area
Local gossip and notices recount health woes, travels, and visits. Items mention Miss Lillian South ill with tenailitis, Clarence Sherman in Port Collins, Mrs. R. A. Miller visiting friesd, Luella Truman in Greeley, A. Gardner’s Denver trip, W. S. Abbott from Greeley to Brush, and the Smiths visiting in Crew com Iowa. Also notes Mackaré family moving to Greeley, Marie Foley and Tes Pieyd heading to Pueblo, Orr blacksmith shop ads, and misrouted calls about Robert Orr’s shop incident with A. Blair injury corrections.
Local Notes and Travel Detours in Greeley Area
A stream of brief items from Greeley includes D A Weikening leaving Sunday for Galena, Mrs Mabel Marsh visiting Platteville, Mr and Mrs Fred Adams heading to Sumas Washington, and R O Zamwalt traveling to Washington Missouri for his ill mother. Also noted are calls on Dr G W Graham in Denver, Mrs H A Edwards visiting Fort Collins friends, and Mr and Mrs C W Jordy en route to Jotee Idaho. Pension examiner T G Randall from Denver spent time here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. C. W. Jordy
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Greeley
Jotee
Idaho
T. G. Randall
Denver
Randall
J. A
Kissock
R. F. McAdams
Fort Collins
Frances Plaster
E. J. Decker
Harold
C. N. Jackson
Arthur Gill
Gill
Boulder
The
State University
Albany visitor stops in Greeley after Red Springs trip
Mrs. B. P. Wigton of Albany Wyoming, visiting Red Springs North Carolina, visited her sister Mrs. F. J. Peyton in Greeley on Thursday. Mrs. John A. Thompson and Mrs. T. J. Hall hosted Woodmen Circle officers and guards with a 5 o clock dinner. Miss Mabel Worcester, Mosher and Parker stenographer, takes her annual vacation visiting relatives in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Wigton
Albany
Wyo
Red Springs
N. C
Greeley
F. J. Peyton
John A. Thompson
T. J. Hall
Circe
Mabel Worcester
Mosher & Parker
Wellington
Sarah Whiles
Paul Tym
Wyoming
Reservoir site map filed for Chal Hillsle neighborhood
Zelda Ketchem of Cheyenne files a map for a small reservoir project in Chal Hillsle area with capacity under one million cubic feet and cost $209 Eye ear nose and throat doctor Sapero from Denver to visit Greeley May 13 14 and 15 at the New Uampeid hotel for free consultations and exams Mrs W H Brunson grows weaker awaiting final summons A farewell party for Dora Hamill took place at the Business college with about thirty attendees Bring schoolchildren to the New Camfield hotel on Thursday May 15 Dr Rapero of Denver to examine eyes and ears free
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelda Ketchem
Cheyenne
Chal
Hillsle
Sapero
Denver
Greeley
Uampeid
The
Business College
Dora Hamill
Taylorville
Camfield Hotel
Rapero
Emery Williams Sells Ninth Street Pool Room
Emery Williams has sold his pool room on Ninth street to C. M. Stevens and Rosa Titler. The new owners will take possession May 1 and the Williamses plan a visit to Colorado Springs for a week or two with a possible view to settling there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Williams
Ninth Street
C. M. Stevene
Rosa Titler
Mrs. Williams
Colorado Springs
Farewell Party For Shoemaker Couple Before Idaho Move
Mr and Mrs Jacob Christman hosted a farewell Friday for Mr and Mrs Co M Shoemaker who depart Monday for Twin Falls Idaho. Guests included Stone and daughter Bryant MecKloney Mrs Price Woolman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Christman
Co. M. Shoemaker
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mr. and
Stone and Daughter
Bryant
MecKloney
Price
Woolman
Christman
Lloyd Christman
Shoe Maker
Greeley Social Notes and Local Buys Highlight Weekend
Movements and visits fill the page with travel from Salt Lake City to Denver and beyond. Local ads promote Dunham's watches and silverware while Byron Newton & Son offer 700 acres near Montrose with water rights and orchard potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Colorado
Byron Newton & Son
Greeley
Costume Party At Camfield Home In Local Club Circle
A Friday evening party at the Camfield home hosted by Miss Vera Wasley and Miss Edna Camfield welcomed two clubs the FLC and the DC. Guests wore artistic and eccentric costumes from Japan China Holland India and various fantasy characters. Miss Mary Park earned best costume and Miss Blanche Reis won a progressive alphabetical game with refreshments enjoyed by all later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Wasley
Edna Camfield
Camfield
D.C
Mary Park
Blanche Reis
Notice to Stockholders The Lucerne Hall Company
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of The Lucerne Hall Company on May 22, 190%, at o'clock pm at the hall. Secretary oaiax K Gerry requests stockholder attendance to transact business as may come before it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne Hall Company
Oaiax
Social and Travel Notes From Greeley Community
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend travels and attendance. W H Gill and W Kelsey are noted in Denver and Dover on business. Families from Windsor Fort Collins and Longmont are reported visiting, plus a Lost Creek reservoir project and May day party at the Congregational church.
Kensington club hosts May baskets luncheon at Mrs Hopkins home
The Kensington club, fifteen guests, gathered at Mrs Sol Hopkins's country home Thursday. A five course luncheon followed a card guided seating, pink and white decorations, and each plate bore a May basket. Mrs F E Baker recited a poem while a musical romance game tested knowledge via old melodies. prizes went to Mrs C H Wadsworth and Mrs J D Gros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
Sol Hopkins
Kensingtonians
F. E. Baker
C. H. Wadsworth Wan
J. D. Gros
Beebe Draw School Closes With Diploma Day Program
The Beebe Draw school marked its closing on Friday with a noon picnic dinner and a program featuring recitations dialogues and songs. Eleven girls performed a fairy drill while Miss Leah Baker gave an excellent solo. Leah Baker and Jesse Dean received eighth grade diplomas as souvenir booklets with teachers pupils and boards were issued. Enrollment for the year stood at 61 with an average attendance of 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picnie
Beebe Draw
Beeve Draw
Bebe Draw
Leah Baker
Proesser Baker
Mabel
Jesse Dean
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Scam Notice
An advertisement claims a $100 reward for a cure of catarrh not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F Chen y & Co in Toledo. The notice questions the credibility of Fr J Cheney and references associates Wauding Kinnan Marvin and others. It mentions internal blood cleansing claims and a 75 cent constipation remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheny & CO
Toledo
Fr. J. Cheney
Kinnan & & Marvin
Mall
Out-of-Town Clubs Delight Thursday Afternoon Group
The Thursday Afternoon club met at Mrs. KR M Barr’s home for an artistic social outing. Entertainment by Kennedy Lan dell and de la Vergne featured a Queen of the May in pink and green with two maids of honor. Mary Winburn dressed in red played a Puck. The setting echoed old-time England as heart shaped lunches and favors named cagnations were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. M. Barr
Mesdames Kennedy
Landell
de la Vergne
Sarah Twombley
Big Bend Hard Luck Report Highlights Series of Horse Deaths
The Big Bend special notes a string of misfortunes in horse handling. J W Ewing loses a $360 imported brood mare with no known cause. Felix Parker’s horse, valued at $200, dies of blood poisoning after a leg splinter. Elihu Winstow’s horse entangles in barbed wire and is severely injured. The Coffman family loses their shepherd Davis, and the story mentions a horse responsible for his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
J. W. Ewing
Felix Parker
Elihu Winstow
Davis
G. W. Coffman
Beet Pulp Sale Ties Up Fort Collins Factory Output
Fort Collins sugar factory closes a contract with a local company to purchase the entire beet pulp output for the next season at twenty cents per ton of beets. The buyer group includes H. M. Foster A. W. Hulbert C. R. Evans Russell and Haymaker Denver Plummer Rosenbaum and Simmons Thomas Beach and Matthews and Brown. Independent feeders plan beet crops to feed cattle and estimate one ton of beets equals ten tons of pulp in food value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
H. M. Foster
A. W. Hulbert
C. R. Evans
Russell & Haymaker
Denver Plummer
Rosenbaum & Simmons
Thomas Beach
Matthews & Brown
Peace Day Proposed as Universal School Program
The article notes Peace Day aims to universalize observance on May 1 with school ceremonies worldwide. Originating at the Hague conference and formalized after Chicago 1907, its goal is to teach peace to the rising generation through arbitration, a world parliament, gradual disarmament, and an international police service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
van Sickle
Baltimore
Universal Peace Association
F. F. Andrews
Boston
Carter
Greeley
Reformed Presbyterian Church Evans Reports Growth and Elections
At Evans the Reformed Presbyterian church annual meeting notes a membership gain of sixteen and a balanced budget with the pastor's salary paid in full and all bills current. Net gain over last year stands at $100. Officers elected include J B Behrens as chairman Lois Edgar secretary Thomas Johnson Sabbath school superintendent Albert Finley assistant Miss Lois Berry secretary treasurer Jesse Beattie assistant. Reverend I A Blackwood and family take a one month vacation in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charents
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Evans
J. B. Behrens
Lois Edgar
Thomas Johnson
Albert Finley
Lois Berry
Jesse Beattie
Death mark in Platteville man 78 dies of heart disease
Coroner Macy was called to Platteville on Friday by the sudden death of Justice C Harris who lived five miles west of Platteville. Harris aged 78 had lived with his son for years and suffered heart disease. His body was found upright in a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Platteville
Justice C. Harris
Harris
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Roggen
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