Mead News Briefs from Highland Lake Area
Roads in Highland Lake are drying but remain rough. Sugar beet acreage this year closely matches last. The Mead Church cornerstone was laid last Thursday. Farmers plant small corn patches this season. Hotel Mead closed Friday due to Mrs Ballenger’s illness. Beets knocked by the freeze are recovering with warmer weather. Gravel is hauled from St Vrain Creek for the concrete flume construction through Mr Daley’s field.
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Mead
St. Vrain
Mr. Daley
Evans community notes and visits around town
Evans residents and guests are listed from Greeley Ault Sparta and Denver. Names include Chas Tew Fred Barber Mrs Rachel Helen Morrow Coffman and Alice Moore with activities from school events to a G A R encampment and a two months California trip for rheumatism. Rattlesnakes are reported near Brickenhauser. Arthur Warden returns from five years U S navy service aboard Cincinnati Oregon Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Snyder
Ault
D. A. Snyder
Evans
Hunt
Rachel
Helen
Denver
Morrow
Sparta
Rev. Coffman
M. E. Church
Alice Moore
Greeley
W. J
Brickenhauser
Alice Craig
Arthur Warden
Gilcrest
U. S. Navy
Cincinnati
Oregon
Philadelphia
Eaton Social Notes and Local Travel Updates
Miss Verna Smith resigns from Busy store. Mrs. Faurot returns from Denver visit. Leeper attends to business in Denver. W F Hall returns from West Virginia. Russian emigrants arrive to work in beet fields. Ora Bliss and Will Leyb go to Idaho seeking fortunes. Wallace Caldwell resumes duties at Wood and Snyder. G Hagar and family visit Iowa and eastern states. F Wilson closes potato dealing and goes to Denver. Hama leaves E G Steele lumber due to wife’s illness. Mr and Mrs Packard attend Congregational meeting in Denver. Mrs Geo BE Keller hosts dinner for Ellen Tharp. Social Hours club banquet at Eaton home. Congregational association underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Smith
Faurot
Denver
BE. Leeper
W. F. Hall
West Virginia
Ora Bliss
Will Leyb
Herald Office
Idaho
Wallace Caldwell
Wood & Snyder
Kr. G. Hagar
Iowa
F. Wilson
C. J. Fort Produce Company
Hama
E. G. Steele Lumber Company
Denver Church Activities and Local Socials Highlight Week
Rev. C. Dickinson elected as delegate to the national council in Cleveland. Dr. A. B. Hyde preached at Denver University and spoke at Epworth League anniversary. Ault hosts Blue Jay social with skating. Mrs. H. E. Hogue and Nora Rayburn celebrate birthdays and showers. Mrs. T. Short surprised on birthday. Odd Fellows discuss Oak Street building with committee named F. L. Weller, Anton Anderson and J. M. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Christian Ladies’ Aid Society of
Ault
Armory
H. E Hogue
Eugene
Nora Rayburn
Local notices from Nunn and nearby towns summarize visits and ventures
Mrs J Kent is ill with rheumatism. Edward Rich of Pierce and G W Pike from Kansas City visit Nunn. Several residents travel to Greeley Denver and Aunt Wednesday. Measles case at Florence Morrow Cheyenne visits. Land purchases near Nunn and a barber shop setup discussed. Foster Lumber buys lots in Fort Collins and plans yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie
Cheyenne
J. M. Larsson
Montana
D. A. Rice
Peter Turner
Berthoud
T. A. Turner
W. P. Lemonds
Evans
Wellington
Clarke
Parker
L. L. Lemonds
Foster Lumber Company
Fort Collins
Entertains Card Club For Saturday Bridge
Mrs A J Condon hosted a card club afternoon at her home last Saturday with twelve club ladies and several guests including Mesdames Lester Mosher Hughes Wood and Fitzpatrick of Grand Junction. Bridge whist was played with two prize winners Mrs D R McArthur and Mrs W E Lester receiving souvenir spoons. Refreshments followed and guests enjoyed a delightful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Condon
W. BE. Lester
J. C. Mosher
J. G. Hughes
W. H. Wood
O. E. Fitzpatrick
Grand Junction
D. R. McArthur
W. E. Lester
Stereoptican Lecture A Ramble Through Europe
Chas. A. Payne presents a stereoptican talk detailing London Paris Holland the Rhine the Alps and Italy. The Congregational church hosts the lecture Monday evening May 20 with tickets 35 and 25 cents at Clark and Paulkner's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Chas. A. Payne
London
Paris
Holland
Rhine
Alps
Italy
Clark & Paulkner’s
Justice Brewer Delivers Unanimous Kansas Colorado Water Ruling
The Supreme Court of the United States delivers a unanimous decision in the Kansas vs Colorado case dismissing Kansas's petition and Colorado's intervening petition while preserving federal steps to protect navigation on the Arkansas River. The opinion rules on river rights, irrigation impacts, and state versus federal authority, stating Kansas has not proven a right to all Arkansas water and that Colorado has won on the two rivers argument. Horace Dufield visits Loveland on a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
State of
Kansas
Colorado
Arkansas
Congress
Supreme Court
Arkansas River
Arkansas Valley
Colorado Line
Farewell Dinner Precedes Crawford Rankin Marriage
Mrs J G Crawford and daughter hosted a seven course farewell for Robert Crawford before his wedding to Miss Mabel Rankin. Guests from Eaton Windsor and Philadelphia attended with toasts by George Drummond and Mort Neill among others. Music by Davie Shaw Georgie Crawford and violin and piano accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Crawford
George
Robert Crawford
Mabel Rankin
Crawford
Etta
Eva Moore
Philadelphia
Davie Shaw
Georgie Crawford
George Drummond
Windsor
Mort Neill
Jim Jones
H. E B. Parry
Fred Lowry
Charles — Failett
Harry Schoonover
Olgars
Arthur Rankin
Knockers
Mr. Neiler
Eaton
Charles Hallett
Emery Rissler
Rthur Rankin
Charles Crawford
Pleasing Program by Fortnightly Musical Club
The Fortnightly Musical club held a quiet informal meeting last Thursday at Nelson Demorest's home with a varied program. Members included Mrs Shattuck Strong Hughes Bunker Bullock Doane Kendell Darby DeBridge Earle with guests Mr Thompson and Mr Kendel. The club plans a four concert season next year while emphasizing social fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Demorest
Thompson
Kendel
Bohm
Brahms
Miss Earle
Habn
Hatton
Mrs. Shattuck
Strong
Forenightly Musical Club
Mesdames Shattuck
Hughes
Bunker
Bullock
Doane
Musical Afternoons At The McArthur Wood Home
A Thursday musicale at the home of Mesdames J R McArthur and W H Wood drew about 200 ladies. Decorations featured pink carnations and smilax. Guests were greeted by Mesdames G W Graham A J Condon D A Camfield and T Neill with refreshments. Performances included solos by Lorna Doone Hake instrumental by Prof. Fred Good violin by J Q Kendel and an orchestra during refreshment time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
J. R. McArthur
W. H. Wood
G. W. Graham
A. J. Condon
D. A. Camfield
T. Neill
Free Eye Examinations for Children at New Camfield Hotel
Bring the School Children to the New Camfield hotel Thursday Friday and Saturday May 23 24 and 25 for free eye ear nose and throat examinations by Pr Sapero a well known Denver specialist. Come early and have your eyes checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Camfield Hotel
Pr. Sapero
Denver
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Lead Company
Clark Ave
16Th St
St. Louis, Mo
Merrill Piano Mfg. Co
Boston
the Thompson Music Co
Greeley, Colo
Fir
Rae
New York
E.y
ELY Brothers
Warren SI
New Yor
Highland Lake
Chas. Tew of
Fred Barber
J. L. Gourley
G. H. Young
Nunn
G. W. Pike
Kansas City
Earnest Pike
Entertains Card Club
Justice Brewer
Supreme U.S. Court
Highest Tribunal
Horace Dufield
Loveland
Him
New
Camfield
Tate
K. C. Sapero
California
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Sapero
State Board of Medical Braminers of
Prac
Dema
Dr. Sapero
Frank H. Robison
Optician
March
Seventh St
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