Fairplay Co K McDonald Visits and Daughters of Pocahontas Installed
All Over Weld. Fairplay Co K member McDonald hosted Mrs J J Naffziger last week. A storm boosts farmer spirits as trees and seeds are planted. a tepee of the Daughters of Pocahontas is formed in Allison's hall with Mrs Rose Allen Great Pocahontas assisting. Naoma Council No 8 begins with twenty members. officers elected include Prophetess Exia Golden Pocahontas Lizzie Allison Wenonah Cora Brown Powhatan J W Golden Keeper of Records Emma B Henderson Wampum Keeper Delta Jones Warriors G C Martin J J Norton W Henderson Albert L Allison Runners May Bailey Mary Kerin Councilors Robie Allison Marie Moser Trustees W J Henderson G C Martin Minnie Cameron By-Laws committee J W Golden J J Norton Emma B Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Pocahontas
Allison's Hall
Rose Allen
Pocahontas
W. H. Gage
Pueblo
John A. Herriott
Lydia Young
Ella Royce
Minnie Moore
Evans
Naoma Council No
Highlandlake Notes On Homecoming And Harvest Woes
Mead area reports Mead California visitors expected home this week. Cold nights injured local fruit and farmers shift beet work to Mead. Robert Markham hauled hundreds of bushels wheat to the Mead elevator last week. Mrs George Markham and son had mumps in Windsor. Highlandlake Ladies Aid meets with Mrs C A Smith. she remains a member. Water shortage leaves ditches dry and citizens haul from wells.
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L. (. Mead
California
Mead
Robert Markham
George Markham
Windsor
C. A Smith
Highlandlake Ladies’ Aid Society
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan in La Salle
Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan died at her daughter Mrs. Jas Beattie home on Sabbath morning May 3 after a fifteen month illness. Funeral held at the Beattie home Monday afternoon with Rev Jackwood and Rev Mathews assisting. Interment in Denver following a short service for grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Beattie
Jackwood
Mathews
Denver
Community Notes From Ault and Nearby
Scarlet fever cases leave quarantine as locals share births moves and church plans Rev C P Conners of Ainsley Neb to preach first sermon May 10 W W Sullivan bank president returns from California N King family moves to ranch near Gault Mehala Priddy of Pierce dies and is buried at Baptist church Emma Lesh operator at the telephone exchange taken to Seeley hospital for appendicitis grounds around the Christian Church improved last Wednesday
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R. L. Pence
P. C. Conners
Ainsley
Neb
Baptist Church
W. W. Sullivan
Farmers’ National Bank
Gault
Dinsmore
King’s House
Emma Lesh
Theelephone Exchange
Seeley Hospital
Windsor Notes and Local Deaths and Tributes
Windsor items report rheumatism confinement for Rev. C. M. Cooper and hospital care for T. J. Lewis in Fort Collins. Denver visitors include R. E. Hanna and Mrs. Dora McKee. Miss Eva McKelvy visited Greeley relatives. Stewart Wallace visited his Windsor sister Etta Wallace. Funeral attendees from Fort Collins joined services for Mrs. B. A. Minckwitz. several locals to Newberg Oregon for new opportunities. Five year old Richard Fleener dies of pneumonia after measles. services held at home with Lakeside cemetery interment. Sunday school union held at Christian church with Greeley guests. Funeral of Mrs. E. A. Minckwitz at M E church. Rev. Cooper officiated. floral tributes and interment at Lakeside beside parents.
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C. M. Cooper
R. E. Hanna
Denver
Dora McKee
Powers’ Ranch
Eva McKelvy
Greeley
Stewart Wallace
Fort Collins
Etta Wallace
T. J. Lewis
E. L. Peterson
Frank Finley
Job Fisher
Joe O. Harra
B. A. Minckwitz
T. A. Foster
Ben Foster
Frank Hague
Newberg
Oregon
Windsor
Richard
R. C. Fleener
Eaton Farm
Lakeside Cemetery
The
Christian Church
Cross
State Normal
J. M. Wylie
Edna West
Ira McWilliams
H. B. McMillan
E. A. Minckwitz
M. BE
Cooper
Wineckwitz
B. H. March
Pneumonnia
Baptist Church
E. Payne
Illinois
S. C. Dickinson
Knowles
Lucy Delbridge
San Francisco
Mr. Drummond
Fort Lupton Community Notes Highlight Appointments and Events
Mr Rand nears completion of a ten room house. G C Bruce to lead Fort Lupton post office around May 15. G W Hager named town clerk succeeding Charles Sanford. Miss Bess Boston closes a successful district No 100 school term. S C Smith and wife depart for Denver on the 15th. Mrs Larson of Denver, cousin of Mrs T B Gilbert, visits the Gilbert ranch. Hugh Winbourne carries mail on Star route to DaCona Frederick and Firestone. G B Holly of Grenfel, California visits Fort Lupton. S J Rhode to build on Main and Denver corner. T C Winbourne to oversee Fulton ditch interests. Nate Stovers elected marshal and water man. Peter McDonald of Longmont to move family to Lupton around May 10. Marie McNeil of Golden sings at Friday recital. stays with Mrs Delle Twombly. Lup ton Juniors beat Frederick boys 11 to 10 at Frederick. Denver Lammie and Northwestern surveyors finish west side work. Farmers optimistic about a new town nearby. Thursday afternoon Mrs McAnary hosts the Social Sixteen.
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Mr. Rand
G. C. Bruce
G. W. Hager
Charles Sanford
Peter McDonald
Longmont
Barwise Canning Company
Lupton
Marie McNeil
Golden
Miss McNeil
Delle Twombly
Frederick Boys
Frederick
Denver, Lammie and Northwestern
Fort Lupton Whist Club Triumphs in Skill Test
Fort Lupton Whist club earned the laurels after an exciting afternoon of games. A dainty lunch followed. Last Friday Mrs Twombly and her music class hosted a pleasant recital with about 200 attendees, featuring Miss McNeil's well received solos amid lilacs and carnations in the hall.
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Fort Lupton
Evans Community Notes Mixed Visitations And Weather Impact
Miss Libby Morrow visits Denver friends while Mrs. Lulu Swartz from Hardin visits Evans circles. Mayor orders dogs muzzled or tied due to ongoing issues. Travel visits include Mrs. 0. Little in town and Dr. Carnine's attendance at Rev. Coffman. Plum trees damaged by Monday snow. School election turnout small with the former board reappointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Morrow
Denver
Lulu Swartz
Hardin
Evans
Dr. Horton
L. C. Vanderlip
J. M. Kinsinger
Local items from The Delta: farms, illness, and social news
John Archibald and Charley Jackson plan barn and large addition projects on shared properties. James Stoneking buys Mosier land and plans ten acres to farm from Mrs. Brown. Measles illness affects several families. Mrs. Washburn improves. Five acres sold on east side of first avenue for 5500 dollars. Mathews family to move to Nebraska. A social gathering at Charley Fay ends late with refreshments. Japanese workers cut down Lizzie Green’s grove, a longtime local landmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Archibald
Charley Jackson
Mr. McConnel
Ben Heilman
Nana Wright
Greeley
Thos. Foley
James Stoneking
Mosier
Brown
Mathews
First Avenue
Nebraska
Elmer Clarkson
Mr. Beecham
Mr. Washburn
Mr. Lawrence
Swank
Charley Fay
Lizzie Green
Local Notes From Eaton and Nearby Areas
Born on April 29 to A C Russell and wife a son. Neva Yeagy visited at the Hutchinson ranch. J M Collins returned from the east with sheep. Born on April 29 to R F Knapp and wife a daughter. Jno Nass and family moving into new cottage. Mrs Clarence Candlin visited Greeley last week. Mrs Wm Platner ill two weeks but improving. Allen Lincoln student at State School of Mines Golden arrived for visit. Mrs George Tracy and son left for Denver to be with her father Mr Newberry. New school board member J M Collins praised as capable. Mrs Dan Miller returned from Kansas trip. Theodore Latch sold farm and partnered Geo Musberger on land near former ranch. Remains of Mrs Priddy of Pierce interred at Eaton cemetery. Mrs Priddy leaves husband and eight children. Denver manufacturers as noted.
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A. C. Russell
Neva Yeagy
Hutchinson Ranch
J. M. Collins
R. F. Knapp
Jno. Nass
Clarence Candlin
Greeley
Wm. Platner
Allen Lincoln
State School of Mines At
Golden
Eaton
George Tracy
Denver
Mr. Newberry
Dan Miller
Kansas
Miller
Theodore Latch
Owl Creek
Geo. Musberger
Local Eaton News Highlights Town Figures and Events
Booster visit favors Eaton with a half hour stop and reception at the Eaton club. Mrs. La Count shows landscape pictures at Mrs. Walter Farr’s home. A daughter born April 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Henson dies. funeral at Eaton cemetery. Geo. Montgomery buys a fine Wyoming carriage horse and trap.
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Favorrd Eaton
Eaton
Eaton Club
Geo. Montgomery
Wyoming
Lord Ogilvy
Will Mimmac
Fred Mimmac
Jasper Ward
Mrs. Oberg
Mona Brake
Greeley
Frank Foster
Salt Lake City
Will Foster
Haton
Great Western
Social Functions Hostesses Entertain in Greeley Week
Mesdames W L Clayton and J B Davis hosted a week of social events at Clayton's home. A Tuesday reception drew 124 guests with lilac and rose decor, Friday afternoon music, and a later dinner for 52 with a six course menu. A Wednesday card party counted 36 guests with 500 played. helpers included Mrs I Rothschild and Mrs F I Ewing. Grover reports Mrs M Harkins suffered a severe electrical shock, and Lizzie Kitson plans marriage to A E Pribble in Birdsall Nebraska this May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
W. L. Clayton
J. 8. Davis
H. Wolfe
J . Harris
Joseph C. Ewing
Charles E. Phelps
J. C. Kendel
J. Scott ‘Thompson
Central Blacksmith Shop serves Weld county on 809 Seventh Street
When you need rubber tires or tire setting for buggy or wagon parts, visit the Central Blacksmith Shop praised as the best in Weld county located at 809 Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Blacksmith Shop
Weld County
7Th Street
Greeley High Field Day Highlights Scoring Records
The Greeley high school field day on Meeker field saw the sophomores lead with 52 points, followed by the seniors 37 and juniors 33. Comer topped individuals with 29 points, while Johnson set a school hammer record with a 130 foot throw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley High School
Meeker Field
Comer
Johnson
Colorado & Southern Announces Summer Ticket Sale
Beginning June 1 through September 15 the Colorado & Southern offers very low round trip fares to Utah Washington Arizona Oregon and California. T. E. Fisher G. P. A. Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado & Southern
Utah
Washington
Arizona
Oregon
California
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Northern Colorado High School Meet Held in Fort Collins
A Northern Colorado high school athletic day takes place in Fort Collins on Saturday May 9. A special Colorado and Southern Railway train leaves Greeley at 7 a.m. Tickets cost 75 cents round trip and are sold at schools and the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Colorado
Fort Collins
Colorado & Southern
Greeley
Senior Class Pins Arrive At Normal School
The new pins for the Seniors at the Normal School are ready and praised as beauties. The design, adopted as the Alumni pin, shows the state seal center with Colorado State Normal around the edge in enamel and gold, leaving space for the year. I. O. Glazier supplied the pins.
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Colorado State Normal
I. O. Glazier
Acrobat’s need to stay supple drives Snow Liniment sales
Ballard's Snow Liniment is described as a universal remedy kept by hundreds of acrobats to ease rheumatism sprains sore throat back pains and other ailments. Available in 25c 50c and 1 bottle sizes through all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
For Sale To Settle An Estate Two Blocks From Main Street
Three modern cottages offered to settle an estate two blocks from Main street. Enquire of Harry Wambaugh, Administrator, at Greeley Mercantile Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Harry Wambaugh
Admr
Greeley Mercantile Co
Summer Excursion Rates From Colorado and Southern
The Colorado and Southern announces that its Sunday and other summer excursion rates will open May 15. Travel details and pricing apply for journey options this season.
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The
Colorado & Southern
Log Rolling at Longmont Woodmen Initiation May 14
The Woodmen hold a monster class initiation in Longmont on May 14. Round trip from Greeley via Colorado and Southern costs 1.25 dollars with trains departing Greeley at 8 am and Longmont at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longmont
Greeley
Colorado
Southern
Special election on sale of city land Greeley 1908
City of Greeley to hold a special election June 6 1908 to decide selling multiple parcels of city land including the old engine house and water works lots with minimum prices ranging from 100 to 5000. Votes by parcel by ballot with two thirds required for approval. Polls open 7am to 7pm at wards one three.
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City OF Greeley
Greeley
Colorado
Greeley Irrigation Company
Township
Range 65
Colorado & Southern Railway
10Th Street
Eacarcel
Eighth Avenue
City Hall
Court House
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