Gilcrest and area notes and social plans
Local mentions include visits by Tison and Pettingill to Denver, plumbing work on the Gilcrest hotel by Mr. Wallace, and Harl Bate Kittle purchasing town lots. George Tucker returns with his bride. alfalfa meal mill plans announced. Sunday school growth prompts invitation to a May 17 social with a children’s program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Tison
Denver
M. S. Pettingill
Wallace
Gilcrest
B. W. Rogers
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Harl
Kittle
U. P
George Tucker
Boles & Tucker
W. W. Landen
U. P. Jands
F. S. Miller
Delta Delta residents share family visits and school growth
The Delta column notes Verna Heard’s illness, Foley family visits from Orchard, and Mrs. Foley’s return home. Franklin family from Kentucky will farm Wylie land this year. Census shows Delta population growing with about 130 school age children versus 90 last year. T Hall sold his driving equipment last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Heard
Thomas Foley
Orchard
Wm. Foley
Delta
T. Hall
Ashton social notes and weather affect Sunday school
Oscar Heddin spent Sunday with J. T. Borjeson. Susie Michael left for Denver school. Alonzo Edwards visited home folks. Mrs A. Charlson stayed with Mrs. Erickson in Greeley. Bad weather curtailed Sunday school to five. May baskets delivery is hindered by poor weather. Ellen Forquer visited her sister Maggie McIndoo in Greeley. Frank Smart and wife of Evans were guests of daughter H. C. Miller. Some Ashton farmers delayed last year potato harvest hoping to finish before planting new crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Heddin
J. T. Borjeson
Susie Michael
Denver
Alonzo Edwards
A. Charlson
Mrs. Erickson
Greeley
Ellen Forquer
Maggie McIndoo
Frank Smart
Evans
H. C. Miller
Ashton
Crow Creek Social Notes Report Nearby Visits
Mrs. Frank Drumm of Kersey spent several days last week with Mrs. Richey. Mrs. Houston and Mrs. Spencer visited friends in this vicinity a few days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Drumm
Kersey
Richey
Houston
Mrs
Spencer
Social visit and family news from the Woods circle
Mr and Mrs Woods entertained Mr and Mrs Cooke and Mr and Mrs Briscoe last Sunday. Mr Richey returned from Chicago with his lambs and visited his Ohio home. Union Ladies Aid met at Mrs Richey’s with many members and visitors enjoying a pleasant afternoon. Mrs Richey’s mother plans to leave for Nebraska this week. Mrs Christy made many friends and will be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey
Chicago
Ohio
Union Ladies’ Aid Society
Heavy Snow Delays Work and Travel Near Highland Lake
Sunday brings heavy snow over Highland lake. P M Mead was on a mountain ranch last week. Mead and Oviatt operate a steam plow near Grover. Farmers may drill beets again. Mr and Mrs L Mead vacation in Los Angeles. Two cars of rock shipped over the Great Western to Mead Tuesday for the new church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Mead
Mead & Oviatt
Grover
Mrs. L
Mead
Los Angeles
Great, Western
Local Short News Highlights From Hazelton Area
Roger Wilson visited the capital on Tuesday. Lizzie Maitland returns home after several weeks away. Fred Storms lost a valuable cow last week. Several residents including Ollie O Farrel Mrs Moody and Earl Barber suffer rheumatism from too much green alfalfa. Willis from near Johnstown rents the old Steele farm taking possession May 4. Sue Foster and her Windsor children visit Beethaws. Mrs Grantz improves from stomach trouble and may leave hospital soon. Elmer Mackey and baby spent days at Highlandlake with her sister Tilyon. they returned Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wilson
Lizzie Maitland
Fred Storms
Willis
Johnstown
Steele
Sue Foster
Windsor
Alonzo Beethaw
Grantz
Elmer Mackey
Baby
Highlandlake
Miss Tilyon
Arbuckles ARIOSA Coffee Dominates U S Market
The ad extols Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee as the leading brand, claiming it is pure, healthy, and the best for 25 years of use. It asserts large national demand, urges customers to insist on packaged coffee, and directs readers to write to Arbuckle Bros in New York City if grocers push bulk coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle Bros
New York City
Birthday Surprise at Maitland's for Miss Lizzie
Friends gathered Saturday night at Mr Maitland s to surprise Miss Lizzie on her birthday with games and good cheer. The school election on May 6 re elected H Barber treasurer and B Dickey secretary. A post election business meeting planned a new room furnace heat and two new teachers.
Windsor Social Roundup and Local Delights
Mrs. Joseph Cope and sister shopped in Greeley Saturday while Mrs. Jessie Harding visited Denver from Saturday to Monday. Katherine McKelvey saw friends in Greeley, and Robert E. Hanna attended Miss Hattie T. Mills' funeral in Greeley Monday. Howard Law visited from Walden, Dr. E. I. Raymond returned from Chicago, and a ten cent tea by the Ladies' Aid at Mrs. William Jones' home proved pleasant and profitable. L. V. Brown sold his racket store stock to William Forgey, who moved it to the Perkins store with Brown in charge of the department. A stereopticon lecture, From London to Pompeii By Way of Rome, at the M. E. church Wednesday, by Dr. Carnine, drew a large, attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Hanna
Hattie T. Mills
Greeley
Howard Law
Walden
E. I. Raymond
Chicago
William Jones
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. V. Brown
Wm. Forgey
Forgey
Perkins
Brown
London
Pompeii
Rome
Carnine
Harris Couple Welcome A Daughter As Community Notes Roll In
CIPSON born to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Harris. S. H. Swan made a business trip to Denver last week. Mellin of Lucerne stayed with A. G. Carlson and attended church. Drought injury affects early fruit from raspberries and late strawberries. Glowman family moves to West Fifth street. Mr. Glowman ill with rheumatism. Rev. and Mrs. Thoreil arived from South Dakota to spend summer with A. G. Carlson. Miss Lillie Holme of Kearney Neb spent Tuesday with Claus Peterson. she is a missionary for Swedish Mission church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Harris
S. H. Swan
Denver
New Employment and Local Notices in Seventy Falls
William Newell joins King drug store in Dakota after returning from a Texas trip. W L Baldridge seeks reestablishment of rural free delivery with over 100 signatures on a 28 mile route. Rev J N Studley postpones Baptist meetings due to grippe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newell
Dakota
King Drug Store
Mr. King
Texas
W. L. Baldridge
J. N. Studley
Baptist Church
School election to decide new district schoolhouse site
The Monday school election drew interest as voters chose the site for a new schoolhouse and elected two directors, secretary and treasurer. The State Bank of Severance opened last week in a new brick building with Wm. Bierkamp as president and A S Rogers as cashier, aiming to serve the surrounding agricultural community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Severance
D Eb, Severance
Wm. Bierkamp
A. S&s. Rogers
Denver
Green City News Briefs Highlight Local Doings and Illness
The column lists residents visiting or staying at local ranches including P. W. Putnam and the Campbell and Gabbet families. It notes A D Preston’s serious illness and Beet planting delays due to cold. A Masters vs Orchard game ends with Masters victory. William Fierstack dies of tuberculosis and is buried in Fort Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters
Orchard
William Fierstack
Fort Morgan
Potatoes for Sale from E L Holland
I have a few sacks of choice hand sorted Pearl and Rural seed potatoes for sale. Contact E L Holland by phone 22 14 red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Holland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cilcrest
John Thompson
THE
Crow Creek
Woods
J. F. Cooke
Howard Briscoe
Highland Lake
Hazelton
Ollie O’farrel
Mrs. Moody and
Earl Barber
Moline,ill
John Deere
Superior
Farmers Supply Mchy. Co
ED Starkey
Washington
Arbuckles
Ariola Coffee
Joseph Cope
Jessie Harding
Katherine McKelvey
Cipson
Severance
Green City
Baby Gabbet
P. W. Putnam
Mr. and
Mrs. Stuck
Campbell Ranch
Clark Campbell
Messrs. Coffelt and
Morgan
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mase
Greeley National Bank
CT Taam G
Pate
Coloravo
Merrill Pianos
Pianos
Merrill Piano Mfg. Co
Boston
the Thompson Music Co
Ely
Ely’s
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New York
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