Local notes from La Salle and area events
All Over Weld. Mrs. James Dunn has been in w the grip the past week. H. F. Sherman spent several days in Fort Collins this week. J. T. Cornelius of Ryans was in LaSalle looking after business Monday. Paul Gregory was called to Denver by the death of his brother the first of the week. Rev. Charles Taylor returned home after a week in Illinois. Dr. Clark's address to the graduating class Friday evening May 20 at 8 pm at the Presbyterian church. Dr. S. Ellis left to attend the synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church at Sparta Illinois May 25. Mr. and Mrs. John Bentley and daughter left for extended visit with friends in Iowa Minnesota Illinois. The seventh and ninth grades and teachers entertained the eighth and tenth grades Tuesday evening at Mrs. PD. S. Ellis. The rooms festooned in pale blue and white. Graduating classes of La Salle public school May 18 program. Jesse Beattie valedictorian. Dwight McKenney and Josse Smith next highest. salutatory and oration on Our War President. Tenth grade program including Litoria, All That Glitters Is Not Gold, Lauriger Horatius, Joan of Arc, Hitch Your Wagon to a Star. Neighboring schools to take part. Baptist church held first election of officers: C. OC. McWilliams deacon, Mrs. G. A. Pence clerk, Mrs. BE. &. Henderson treasurer and missionary committee Paul Smith, RK. L. Pence and Joseph Mattison trustees. New town officials met at Joll's hall. Judge Henderson administered oath. Carpenter chosen town attorney and to prepare ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dunn
H. F. Sherman
Fort Collins
J. T. Cornelius
Ryans
LaSalle
Paul Gregory
Denver
Charles Taylor
Illinois
Dr. Clark
Presbyterian Church
S. Ellis
Synod of
The
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Sparta
Ill
John Bentley
Iowa
Minnesota
PD. S. Ellis
la Salle Public School
Jesse Beattie
Dwight McKenney
Josse Smith
Dwight
Josie
Joan of Arc
Olive Baird
Edith Herrington
Baptist Church
C. OC. McWilliams
G. A. Pence
BE. &. Henderson
Paul Smith
Rk. L. Pence
Joseph Mattison
John McMillan
William Jack
Florton
Evans High School
Vulover Kyle
Beulah White
Maud Craig
George H. Young
Miles Standish
George Young
Ira Holland
O. T. McCracken
Telephone Exchange
Cheyenne
Kenney
T. H. Dailey
Greeley
E. G. Steele
Margery
Capital City
Woodman Circle
A. J. Eaton
F. L. Weller
Henry Paul
Amanda Hill
Windsor
R. S. Campbell
Eaton
Tharp
Neel
Scott
G. N. Yeagy
G. H. Denio
Ault News Roundup Highlights Died, Moves, Visits, and Speeches
Joseph Werling dies at age about 70 on Saturday May 14. W J Hodges plans a new building east of Mrs Stepp's restaurant. Fred Bailey sold land to RB Scholl and moved his family to Greeley. Mrs Chris Nelson of Cheyenne visited her parents Mr and Mrs BE Huff. Dr Heberton reported heavy sheep losses after the big storm. Robert Bonynge of Denver to speak at Ault school graduation next Friday evening. Chicago couple Mr and Mrs James visiting A W Morrisons may relocate to Aust. Prof J R Wylie of Denver gave a temperance lecture on Law versus License at the Congregational church. Maccabees hosted ice cream cake and coffee at Joll's hall with about 100 guests. Friday marks the last day exercises for Ault school at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Werling
W. J. Hodges
Fred Bailey
RB. Scholl
Greeley
Chris Nelson
Cheyenne
BE. G. Huff
Heberton
Robert Bonynge
Denver
Ault School
Maccabees
Joll’s Hall
Congregational Church
Local social notes from Greeley area and Box Elder events
Mrs G W Shambo was in Greeley Saturday. Miss Maggie Kelly spent weekend at home. Mrs Gearhart and Etta Shull called in Kersey Wednesday. Hodgson brothers baling hay for Mr Mackey of Masters. Sunday school at Box Elder school house at 2 pm. Preaching there at 3 pm. Miss Josie Brubaker of Evans visited cousins Mr and Mrs Honter. F Benton of the 70 ranch shipped thirty-one carloads of cattle from Denver to his Platte River ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Kelly
Denver
Platte
Local Visits Across LaGrange and Surrounding Areas
Mr Nicks and wife visited relatives in Eaton Sunday. Oliver Crowley of Hillsboro shared a dinner at Mr Ford's. Captain Hogarty and Mr Hall called in LaGrange Tuesday. Mr Wilson of Windsor traveled to LaGrange late week. Mr and Mrs Mulford and son Fred visited Mr Ford and Mr Ramsay Sunday. The Curtis family from Greeley visited old friends Mr and Mrs Ford. William Hogarty and family plan to move to Longmont for the year. cousin Doc Carr will run the farm. Fieldman Comer of Windsor and Arthur Atkinson surveyed the beet crop Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nicks
Eaton
Oliver Crowley
Hillsboro
Mr. Ford
Captain Hogarty
Mr. Hall
LaGrange
Evans Be W Balfour Visit Highlights Local Notes
Evans Be W Balfour was a Denver visitor Saturday. Grandpa Sears is reported seriously ill with heart trouble. J B Perrine left Monday for the Big Horn valley to locate. Minnie Randall and Gladys Miles left for Portland Oregon last Friday. Amy Ferguson left Monday for Murry Nebraska to spend the summer. Mrs Bainbridge of Johnstown visits at the Dowling home. Robert Eckhardt, a Big Bend farmer, was in town Saturday on business. Prof Wylies lecture A Paper Government at the reading room Friday evening was well attended and interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears
J. B. Perrine
Big Horn Valley
Amy Ferguson
Murry
Neb
Mother's meeting at the Reading Room draws attendees
The Tuesday afternoon gathering in the reading room was well attended. Mrs John McMillan led the exercises while coverage notes record community participation and a sense of local engagement.
Community Notes from Eaton and Nearby Areas
Social visits spread across Eaton Greeley Collins Windsor Denver Cheyenne and Fort Collins with relatives friends and funeral attendance. Local clubs raise 550 for a new library lot while a Woman's club hosts children at a Friday gathering and plan a high school commencement program with six graduates.
Local Notes From Platteville L C Camp and Nearby Towns
Platteville L C Camp visited Denver while P J Hussion’s sister from Iva arrived. Decoration day observances planned. Dr. Dawson hosted a brother from Denver. James Stanton Jr and wife drove to Longmont last week. R S Brown confined with cold and rheumatism. T A Lewis and James Springfield in Greeley on business. Mrs P J Hussion’s Denver sisters visited. Mrs Verne Hinds of Brighton also together. A R Ross transacted business in Denver. F E Hinds reports a boy arrived Sunday stay. Mrs George Shannon of Denver visited F M Gwyn. Gene Herrington of LaSalle spoke for cantaloupe association. Platteville school closes Friday. graduation exercises Monday evening May 23. Young ladies hired a livery rig to Fort Lupton to attend graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dawson
Denver
James Stanton, Jr
Longmont
R. S. Brown
T. A. Lewis
James Springfield
Greeley
F. E. Hinds
George Shannon
F. M. Gwyn
Gene Herrington
LaSalle
Cantaloupe Association
Platteville School
Eaton Couple Weds in Oberlin Ohio Then Returns Home
May 4 ceremony joined James Wilson of Eaton and Miss Margaret McIntosh at the bride's Oberlin Ohio home. The couple returned to Eaton last week to reside there. A reception for about 75 relatives followed at T. K. Wilson's home, marking a warm community welcome. The groom is regarded as a valued young man with wide friendships in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Dickinson
Wu. N. Smillie
Gtandton Gillies
BF. B. Shattuck
James Wilson
Eaton
Margaret McIntosh
Oberlin
Ohio
T. K. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Antelope Park News and Social Visits
Antelope Park notes Arthur Conrey is on the sick list. Mrs. Ireland returns from Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Hilsabeck visit with the Farnworths. Mrs. D. Bliss and son Glen visit Mrs. H. Roullard. Miss Carrol Richards of Laporte visits Miss Myrtle Pressler and friends. Mrs. Hennys returns home to Denver. School picnic and graduation exercises were well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Conrey
D. Bliss
Glen
H. Roullard
Carrol Richards
Laporte
Myrtle Pressler
Hennys
Denver
Big Bend Aid Society Meeting and Local Visits
The Big Bend Aid Society gathered at Mrs. Boal's on Tuesday. Arnold Boal visited his aunt Mrs. Murray in Barr on Saturday. J. L. McCain of Evans toured his rental farm to Charles Stone. Many residents traveled to Greeley Sunday to hear Rev. W. H. Haff of Texas. A newborn boy arrived Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pritchard. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and daughter Esther visited in Greeley Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lofgren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Boal
Barr
Mrs. Murray
Evans
Charles Stone
Greeley
W. H. Haff
Texas
Ernest Pritchard
Mrs. Nelson
Esther
Mrs. Lofgren
Illness and school closure in Lucerne district
Miss Duvall has been ill with the measles. Buell school closed the term last Friday. Mr and Mrs Jin Meeker spent Sunday with Mr Buckley. A lecture is planned at the Lucerne chapel Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Duvall
Buell School
Jin
Meeker
Buckleys
Lucerne Chapel
Lucerne Ball Crushes Black Hollow 40 to 1
Rev. Henry Clark reports Lucerne beats Black Hollow 40 to 1 in a Sunday game. Moss and family from Greeley occupy Mr Collins' brick house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Black Hollow
Windsor News Roundup of Local Events and Updates
Ben Huntington has the mumps and several locals report measles cases. Farmers start potato planting. Dr F R Porter moved his fine house one block west. A frost and hail hit last Sunday. Cobbs building rises with ceiling and roof joists. Attorney J T Adams spoke at Epworth League. Southeast Windsor depopulated. Russians relocate to beet farms. Tinners add roof on Foster Schmidt Felmlee building with galvanized iron in place. City officials revise ordinances for public protection. Memorial events planned by G A R Post for the 29th and 30th with S W Bailey and Rev Vincent delivering addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Porter
Cobbs
J. T. Adams
Epworth League
Windsor
Foster-Schmidt
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Cited For Cough Relief
Mrs. A Barr of Houston Texas reports that one bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup cured a very bad cough. The ad warns that cold winds and exposure can cause coughs and colds and promotes the syrup as the best cure available. Prices listed 25c 50c and 31.00, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A. Barr
Houston Texas
Schoolhouse program May 27 afternoon
Notes from ASHTON report a schoolhouse program scheduled for the afternoon of May 27. Mrs Forquer and family attended a fair in Greeley one night last Mr Carter and family moved to Will Carlsons place for the coming season. Charlie Holmquist and brother Paul are visiting friends in Fort Collins this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carter
Will Carlson
Charlie Holmnquist
Brother Paul
Fort Collins
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with reward offer
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous membrane remedy. It includes endorsements from West & Trouax and Watcorna Kinnan & MArRorN, testaments of F J Cheney & Co, and claims testimonials are free while pills are 75 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
Fort Collins Grants Franchise for Electric Railway
Harry Edmonds of Fort Collins, once of Greeley, promoting an electric railway in Fort Collins and Larimer county, said the Fort Collins city council granted a franchise for street use and declined Loveland’s $150 000 bid to locate the power plant there. The move contrasts with Greeley’s board of trade, which did not convene a meeting to hear the promoters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Edmonds
Fort Collins
Greeley
Larimer County
Edmonds
Loveland
Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility Company
Greeley Board of Trade
Growing Aches and Pains
Mrs. Josie Sumner of Bremond Texas writes that Ballard's Snow Liniment eased her daughter's growing pains and knee aches quickly and also treated frost bitten feet with success. She endorses the product as the best she has used and notes prices 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Sumner
Bremond
Texas
Ballard
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Morey
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J. G. Reynolds of
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Ed Thompson
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P. J. Hussion
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Pure E. Stockover
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Idaho
Sosior Bulletin
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Denver University
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Bottie
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