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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1906

Page

3

Mead Notes and Local Happenings Flash

Highlandlake rainfall relief needed as children prepare for a local children day. Mrs Van Sands of Mosco Colorado visiting friends. Mrs Sehmaling's hotel opened last week now full. Mead ball nine beats Davis coal mine nine Sunday afternoon. Elevator foundation work underway with many men at site. Er Knott fixes Hall building moved to Mead and the old meat market. O Connor and Bills of Greeley visited, stopping at Fairview. Band plans a lawn social with cake ice cream and strawberries.

van Sands Mosco Colo Sehmaling Markham Longmont Bere Davis Er. H. Knott Mead Messrs. O'Connor Bills of Greeley Fairview Louisa B. Orr the People State of Colorado Wes County State of Colorado Neillard Neill & Ward James H. Orr Plahls Pls Greeley Frank Madden Weld County Herbert M. Baker R. G. Strong Plaintiff

Delta News Brief: Ground Broken for New House and Local Moves

Mr Vernon starts construction on a new house while Adamses move into a home east of Elmer Clarkson’s. Families dine with neighbors, and several relocated to recently acquired properties near Mr Vernon’s. Seven eighth grade graduates plan to attend the Normal or Greeley high school as a school picnic and diploma program conclude the term.

Buckler Brother Visits as Buell School Breaks

Mr Buckler's brother visits in Lucerne as Buell school closes for holiday. A large dinner celebrated the day with Mr Rayburn recovering from a long illness and expected to be out again after rest. Services at Wa chapel every Sunday evening at seven continue until further notice.

Buckler Buell Rayburn Wa Chapel

Evans locals report shop additions and travels

Evans residents note new portico at Peltier's place of business and an implement room at W F Swilk's blacksmith shop. Several residents travel for medical treatment, family visits, and memorial events while Evans High School graduates are listed for commencement.

Ault residents engage in varied town activity

AULT B A Shafer attends to business in Cripple Creek. W N Williamson left for Omaha on business. I N King shipped hogs to Denver. Misses Allison and Perry visited at Fort Collins. W W Hart begins a new house in town. Mrs Stoner and two children visit Yuma. Mrs W G Parker of Lincoln visits her son W E Parker. Mr and Mrs G A Randolph entertain C Randolph of Greeley. J Hayden returned from Boulder. Williamson party back from Loveland with Mrs Williamson's children. Christian Ladies Aid met at Mrs J W Bridges. Mrs J W Henderson home and health improving. Mrs T Lynn and Hazel visit B H DeVotie at Greeley. Eastman Canal officials from Denver visit reservoir. J Hasbrouch builds barn. J Jeremiassen builds on McGlenn lots. Jeremiassen plans a modern home. I Wm Stanley of Lucerne sells 80 acres to R P Fowler and acquires lots east of the school with a cottage and dugout.

B. A. Shafer Cripple Creek W. N. Williamson Omaha I. N. King Denver Allison Perry Fort Colllins W. W. Hart G. A. Randolph C. Randolph Greeley J. Hayden Boulder Loveland J. W. Henderson Graefe J. Jeremiassen McGlenn Fowler

Fourteen birthday party and local town notes mix

Miss Louise Selby celebrated her fourteenth birthday with friends at home. The town reports on construction of a 50 by 100 foot brick building, a new armory, canal and reservoir work, a Royal Neighbors organization, and plans for a Fourth of July celebration with committees and school staffing updates.

Louise Selby A. D. Selby John Hayden First National Bank Woolums Denver Eaton Camp Royal Neighbors of America Woodmen of America

Local social notes from Elwell and vicinity

Elwell events include Mr. and Mrs. Evett visiting Loveland, Ladies Aid gathering at Mrs. Scotts, and a children’s day program planned for the first Sunday in June at the chapel. Jehiel Shall visits relatives before summer camping with an old comrade. Everitt brothers plan a June trip after buying a camp wagon and staying in Denver this week. Mrs. J W Purvis suffers a runaway mishap but escapes serious injury after being dragged.

Everitt Brothers J. W. Cleaver Denver J. W. Purvis

Rogers Visit Brother in Peckham and Local Duties

Mr and Mrs Jasper Rogers of Peckham visited their brother H B Rogers over Sunday. H B Rogers finished plowing eighty six acres of sod for J C Hicks mid last week. School closed here last Friday and scholars held an elaborate program in the evening. Mr Brown broke his shoulder blade last Sunday while playing ball on grounds two miles south of Johnstown. Farmers three miles south were cleaning Highland ditch early in the week to aid Friday irrigation. Mr Jackson of Highlandlake was appointed ditch boss for the year.

Jasper Rogers Peckham Rogers J. C. Hicks Brown Johnstown Here Highland Jackson Highlandlake

Local News Notes From Eaton Area Visits

Eaton O. F. Neel attended to business in Denver Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Steele were in Denver one day last week. Miss Bessie Wright left last week for a visit in Indian Territory. Miss Annie Robbins of Cheyenne visits Miss Nellie McArtney. Mrs. Otto Juergens of Denver has been visiting her brother J. Stockfleth and family. A. F. Searles plans remodeling his town residence with an addition. Prof. Ira M. DeLong of the state university visited Eaton schools last week.

Geo. Giddings A. B. Ogden Fort Collins E. L. Hensley Mrs. Brooks Grand Lake Geo. H. Candlin Greeley Eaton A. J. Eaton Harlan Wolfe A. J. Smillie O. F. Neel Denver B. G. Steele Bessie Wright Indian Territory Annie Robbins Cheyenne Nellie McArtney Otto Juergens J. Stockfleth A. F. Searles Ira M. DeLong The State University

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

Endorsements claim the remedy is superior for bowel complaints for both children and adults. It is presented as universally effective and pleasant when diluted, with all druggists selling the product and every family urged to keep it on hand.

Rockefeller Standard Oil Chamberlain

Colorado Land Boom Near Deer Trail and Agate

3 400 acres near Deer Trail and 2 560 acres near Agate Colorado offered with easy terms by Shelton Land Agency in Kansas City Missouri. Prospectors urged to invest as scientific soil cultures promise splendid crops and rising land values in the state.

Deer Trail Agate Colo Colorado Shelton Land Agency Sheity Building Kansas City

Also Mentioned on This Page

DELTA Vernon Mr. and Mrs. Adams Elmer Clarkson Carrie Ashby Florence Bliss Robb Normal Greeley High School A. B. Craig Lucerne Ayers Ayer Lowell, Maas Evans P. M. Peltier Miss Celeen Alta Iowa W. F. Swilk T. J. Bovard Sterling Miss Smith G. R. Park W. J. McMillan Idaho Springs William Vanaken Harry McAfee L. C. Vanderlip Wiswell Reggan M. J. Perkins Jesse Huffsmith Thos Rk. Ferguson Bernice M. E A. W. Coffman Methodist Rev. Coffman Evans High School A. P Lenora Vanderlip Helen Radel Agnes Holland Lora Blumenthal Chas Horton Clara Lowder Dollie Maxwell Angie McCollum Melvin Park Mae Prussel Mabel Rhodes Herbert Scott W. G. Parker Lincoln, Neb Son W. E. Parker Christian Ladies’ Aid Society J. W. Bridges Eastman Canal and Reservoir Company Thomas Eberly Ault Military Club First Regiment Greeley Company Gare Dr. F Barber C. G. Leeper J. C. Watson O. H. King J. M. Hammond Masonville James Wolfe F. L. Weliver W. BR. Clark Prof. Copeland J. McCall J. ©. Stockfleth N. W. Bellrose H. Cushman Bellrose Main Street Grove Messrs. Myers Denio Gillies Messrs. Adams Schoonover U. P Messrs. Hogue Steele Prof Copeland Eaton Schools Vogeler Anita Dougherty Elia Tharp Isa Wilson Jessie Gordon Ella Brooks Emma Hughes Alice Weaver Bertha Brooks Columbia Waterbury Frank Williams Windsor Denver University Dailey John Teague J. L. Jones Henry Horney Thos. Leadbetter C. D. Eggleston Judiciary Committee Elwell Jas Co Baker & Badger Greeley, Colo Maginnis A. Builder Golden J.w.neal&co Ninth Ave Coromado Ridg Court House, Greeley Greeley Opera House Man Frisco Lou M. Houseman Mgr Greeley Steam Laundry 7Th St Ind Ninth St Tss James E. Neill Guardian Larimer Corada George Burbeck Burgess Elbert Sach City of Weld George Burgess Andurgess Elbert Ray Hill Five North Range New Loveland County Court Larimer County Quardian George Burgess Heck Burgess Greeley Tribune Hudson Brande State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners
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