Local Weld County Notes highlight Windsor visitors and town updates
Weld County items report George Miles of Barnesville visiting Windsor, measles illness in town, travels of Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Johnson to Greeley, and several residents in Denver Lafayette Eaton Fort Collins. New well at the cemetery improves access. road graded by hand. Community events include a Methodist Ladies' Aid dinner, tea by St Elizabeth guild, and a Pumphrey home supper with social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
George Miles
Barnesville
Ina Rains
C. J. Sawyer
Greeley
F. A. Tullis
Lafayette
Margaret Bangham
Eaton
Fred England
Denver
A. EB. Johnson
Olive Buhoup
Marie Anderson
Lindsay Amoss
Fred Kee
Fort Collins
Gilcrest
Mead School District Sets May 17 Meeting
Local Mead school district schedules a special meeting on May 17 to finish pressing business. Both the Mead and Highland Lake schools plan to close on May 29 six. Charles Currier of Mead was in Loveland on business last week. Walter Hamilton has returned from Loveland hospital and can work on the ranch.
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Highland Lake
Mead
Charles Currier
Loveland
Walter Hamilton
Loveland Hospital
Fort Lupton Shower Honors Miss Edna Pelter on Eve of Wedding
Mrs. Ford Beeton and Miss Myrtle Ladd hosted a Thursday evening hand-made shower for Edna Pelter as her wedding date approached. Guests contributed gifts and well wishes in a warm community setting.
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Fort Lupton
Edna Pelter
Ford Beeton
Myrtle Ladd
Kersey Club Summer Plans and Meetings
May 7 at Edith Mckell’s home the Modern Country club discussed Transcendentalism and heard music and papers on Famous Shrines by Grace Romans and Famous Affinities of History. The club will continue summer work with Leaming Ling and Romans appointed to outline plans. next regular meeting on March 26 with Mrs. Speer. Mr and Mrs Frank Searing plan a Denver trip then Estes Park for summer.
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Kersey
Edith Mckell
Modern Country Club
Jessie Leaming
Grace Romans
Edgar Allen Poe
Ruth Flinton
George Elliott
Lewis
Mesdames Leaming, Ling and
Romans
Sarah Speer
Zita 18 to Build Depot and Stockyards
Crowds in Zita celebrate Union Pacific plans to erect four new depots and large stockyards to serve local cattle farmers. George Musberger, once townsite owner, will drill a soft water well with pumping plant to supply the town, tapping a strong flow 150 feet underground.
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Zita
Union Pacific Railroad
Waton
George Musberger
Stockyards and water works planned for Zita growth
The May 6 report notes stockyards larger than Eaton's with four to five pens and loading facilities, plus a central depot. A water works system by George Musberger will provide abundant, cheap water. Street grading starts, minor improvements follow as Union Pacific boosts Zita's development.
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Eaton Zita
Faton
Union Pacific
Zita
George Musberger
LaSalle Workmen Sink Deep Soft Water Well
May 6 LaSalle workers began drilling a soft water well for Union Pacific to 1000 feet if needed. They aim to supply boiler water free of chemicals with a 15 inch bore, a 64,000 gallon tank, and a 25 horsepower pump at the LaSalle pump house.
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LaSalle
Union Pacific Railroad Company
la Salle
Man and woman wed again after divorce last year
Mrs Mabel Wells and Edward W Wells, previously divorced on July 19 1909 on drunkenness and cruelty charges, obtained a new marriage license yesterday evening. He is 29 she 26. Mrs Wells was recently injured in a bicycle collision with a wagon left in the road.
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Mabel Wells
Edward W. Wells
Wells
Runaways Near Peckham Endanger Night Travelers
A half mile west of Peckham a graded road caused near disasters for several buggy travelers after a church supper at Humphrey ranch. Mrs Moehrle and daughter Nettie, Lars Sorenson, Ray Clymer, Felix Parker, Mel Clymer, Mrs Smith, and Mrs Carpenter all escaped serious harm as carts toppled, horses balked, and drivers steered through soft banks and a sandlike trench.
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Peckham Peckham
Peckham
Humphrey Ranch
George Moehrle
Nettie
Lars Sorenson
Ray Clymer
Felix Parker
Mel Clymer
Smith
Carpenter
New Diploma Options At State Normal School
The State Normal announces expanded programs with a new specialized diploma for agriculture, manual training, and domestic science majors. A bacteriology and prophylactics course will join biology under Mr Beardsley, while Mr Hockbaum leads agriculture. The summer session starts June 21 for X weeks with visiting eastern educators delivering short courses for teachers.
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Department of Agriculture
Beardsley
Hockbaum
Education Conference Readies Readings by Noted Educators
President G Stanley Hall of Clark University Worcester Mass presents Methods and Material for Public Schools. Dr Henry Suzzallo Teachers College Columbia N Y offers Sociological Aspects of Education. Dr M A O Shea Wisconsin delivers General Problems in Education. Dr S C Schmucker Westchester PA Normal School presents Ideals and Materials of Nature Study. Dr W M R French Chicago Art Institute discusses Art in the Educative Process.
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G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Henry Suzzallo
Teachers’ College
Columbia
M. A. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
8. C. Schmucker
Westchester Pennsylvania Normal School
W. M. R. French
Chicago Art Institute
Pierce Land and Live Stock Incorporates
Articles of incorporation filed in the county clerk and recorder's office by the Pierce Land and Live Stock company with $20,000 capital. Incorporators are Fred W. Dickerson John W. Cockins and C. W. Warner. Principal offices will be in Denver.
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Pierce Land and Live Stock Company
Fred W. Dickerson
John W. Cockins
C. W. Warner
Denver
Woman awarded costs in disparaging remarks suit
Clara D. Howland of Ault sued L. Giberson for $1,000 damages over alleged disparaging remarks about a building she tried to sell. The county court ordered both parties to pay the trial costs after the suit was decided this morning.
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Clara D. Howland
L. Giberson
Ault
Giberson
Eaton Senior Reception Noted by Junior Class
Members of the Eaton high school senior class were honored at the annual reception hosted by the juniors at Miss June Eaton's home on Saturday night. Colorful school and class hues adorned the decorations and refreshments were served. The evening featured games and specially prepared entertainments.
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Eaton
Eaton High School
June Eaton
Dispute Leads LaSalle Players to Withdraw in Ninth Inning
Windsor leads 13 to 7 after LaSalle players withdrew from the field following a dispute in the first half of the ninth inning during Sunday's game in Windsor.
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Windsor
LaSalle Men
West Re-elected President Of Union Colony Of Colorado
HH. T. West was re-elected president for the twenty-first year at the Union Colony of Colorado during Saturday’s directors meeting. J. Max Clark and Robert Steele were re-elected as vice president and secretary treasurer, with B D Sanborn elected assistant. A president and secretary committee will meet Pioneers Society to plan the fortieth anniversary celebration.
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HH. T. West
Union Colony of
Colorado
J. Max Clark
Robert Steele
B. PD. Sanborn
Steele
Pioneers’ Society
Mrs. Kay Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Kay, long in St Luke's Denver, has recovered enough to return to her Eaton home for part of last week following a serious illness in the hospital.
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Graham
Eaton
Kay
St. Luke's
Denver
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