Residents and visitors fill Eaton area news reel
Mrs. F E Hinds visits Ault. J B Gutherie goes to Denver. Brown serves as juror in Greeley. Platteville teams win at Henderson 16 to 14. County Superintendent Harrison presents diplomas at Platteville. Memorial events at Birkle's hall and G A R encampment attendance noted. Local business shifts include Archer Bros meat market and Steele Sullivan partnership dissolution. Electric storm floods Eaton streets. several residents deal with illness and travel.
Hillsboro News: Local Life and Family Updates
Mrs Corban slowly recovers from illness. Mr Star and son trip to Denver last week. A son weighing eight pounds born to Mr and Mrs Stedman on May 19. Will Newman visited Windsor briefly. Church social last Friday despite heavy rain. Ruth Greenlee now works for Mrs Wolfe of Peckham. Mrs Bridgeford and Mrs Bright visited Mrs Brights mother in Platteville. Nicholson and Doten of Greeley visited farms run by Lewis and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corban
Mr. Star and Son
Denver
Stedman
Will Newman
Windsor
Ruth Greenlee
Brewer
Wolfe
Peckham
Bridgeford
Bright
Evans Platte River Boom Drives Local Attention
Platte river is on the boom and still rising. Denver visitor Fritz Neimyer traveled Sunday. Prof. Kenwell and family left Monday for a six week visit to Salt Lake City. Mr and Mrs Price of Nebraska visit J. L. Walk and family. W. E. Haynes of Greeley moved onto the Kensinger property on Larimer street. Mrs Dr Horton Charlie and Marie Horton and Miss Wilson were river visitors Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River
Fritz Neimyer
Denver
Prof
Kenwell
Salt Lake City
W. E. Haynes
Greeley
Kensinger
Larimer Street
Dr. Horton
Charlie and
Marie Horton
Miss Wilson
Local Visits and School Closure Highlight Crow Creek Notes
Crow Creek reports visiting relatives as Mr. and Mrs. Nix visit their mother Mrs. Nix. Ella Waters and son Richard visit her sister Mrs. Jackson. Cecil McLelland visits Irene Houston west of Greeley. Bertha Jessup and May Jackson visit Ellen Jeans. Lincoln school closes after a year with nine graduates. Daisy Law returns to Windsor after a successful term. Three pupils leave the country school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Waters
Richard
Mrs. Jackson
Cecil McLelland
Irene Houston
Greeley
Lincoln School
Daisy Law
Windsor
Beet thinning signals busy farm season
Farmers here anticipate beet thinning as a busy period follows. E Burbank of Greeley worked locally Saturday for Mr. Davidson. Mrs. John Baker, recently in Denver hospital, is able to sit up briefly. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson of Greeley visited last week. Davidson oversees the Roberts farm near the river this summer. A nice program is planned for the last day of school with an entertainment in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Burbank of
Greeley
Mr. Davidson
John Baker
Denver
Mrs. Davidson
Roberts
Pence visits relatives as Shannon expands hotel
Mrs. R. L. Pence visits relatives in Deaver. J. R. Shannon plans two more rooms onto his hotel, expanding the lodging facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Pence
Deaver
J. R. Shannon
Highlandlake Community News Highlights and Local Changes
Highlandlake reports crop health and ongoing construction. E H Knott shipped sheep. Mr McCann of Denver visited. Ault sees marriage of Charles Carr to Grace Carter. Sugar beet deal shifts Kate Newby farm from owner to Cripple Creek man then to the sugar company. Mead lateral floods fields and damages fences and poultry. School term ends with graduates seven this term. Miss Strawbridge and Miss Clark to teach next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Beet Company
Kate Newby
Cripple Creek
Sugar Company
Moodie
Lucerne Busy Week Sees New Blacksmith Shop
Mrs. Phillips returns from Missouri while Jack Miller buys the Ray Burne property. Joe Cox and wife visit Fred Benton. Miss Ava Clark visits Mrs. Herb Buckler. Wayne Duvall breaks a leg. Lucerne booms with a new blacksmith shop occupied by Fred Benton. John Winegar and Mrs Diamonds visit Mr. N. J. Houston with Mr. Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Miller
Rayburne
Joe Cox
Fred Benton
Ava Clark
Herb Buckler
Wayne Duvall
Lucerne
John Winegar
Mrs Diamonds
N. J. Houston
Delta News Highlights Family, School, and Agriculture
Mr. and Mrs. Mashburn welcome a fine new boy while Mildred Clarkson fights sore eyes. Potato planting progresses well and beets promise a strong crop. The Delta school closes with a successful program and A B Craig will teach again next year. Chas Grissom and Mrs Grissom from Edith visit then head to Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Grissom
Edith
N. M
A. B. Craig
Hazelton Community Notes and School Election Recap
Walter Baird visited Grandpa Moody while Mr and Mrs Landrum spent Sunday with their daughter east of Evans. Ed Price visited friends in Greeley returning Sunday. Ash ton commencements drew many Hazelton residents as Miss Whitman trained pupils well. The delayed school election May 15 left John Moody and Ollie O Farrell tied. Ollie won in the drawing. Mrs Dickey was elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baird
Moody
Mrs. Landrum
Mrs
Maxwell East
Evans
Ed Price
Greeley
Ashton School
Hazelton
Local social notes from LaSalle and area
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew of Johns town visited LaSalle on Saturday. Mrs. Edgar of Greeley stayed with daughter Mrs. James Dunn last Thursday. Miss Carrie Ellis was briefly home en route to Denver. J. B. Brown and family moved into the former Coil and Hayward residence. Chas Herrington of Colorado Springs visited E. C. Herrington Saturday to Monday. The Ladies missionary society of Evans R. P. church held an all day meeting at Mrs. Beattie’s home in honor of Rev. Mrs. Edgar of La Junta. LaSalle school closed Thursday with a fine program including a notable drill by the younger pupils and a class play by graduates.
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Mr. Harrop
The
South Bend Construction Co
Grandma Vanaken
J. F. Jack
Loveland
Tev. Stillman
Rev. Beardsley
Denver
Andrew
Johnstown
LaSalle
Edgar of
Greeley
James Dunn
Carrie Ellis
J. B. Brown
Coil
Hayward
Ladies Missionary Society of
R. P. Church of
Evans
J. F. Beattie
Edgar
la Junta
Cora Scott
Gipson
Boyd Ranch
Henderson
Oscar Johnson
Omaha
Claus Peterson
A. G. Carlson
Local Neighbors Share News Across Greeley Area
Many residents are listed visiting relatives, attending gatherings, and handling land deals. Mr. Gore purchased ten acres from Cliff for 2250 dollars. The river flood matches 1904 levels. homes on Calvin and Evans streets suffered two feet of water. A school entertainment drew a large crowd with several graduates named. John Pritchard of Nantes wed Miss Helen Manfull of Brighton at the Nantes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Mary
Agnes Robb
S. L. Spurgeon
Frances Porter
Ethel Spurgeon
Gore
Nebraska
Cliff
Webster
de Moines
Iowa
Webster Ranch
Mr. Melin
John Pritchard
Nantes
Helen Manfull
Brighton
Local News Brief From Johnstown and Hillsboro
Mrs. Waite visits her mother in Hillsboro this week while Morley Fairbain travels to Canada for a pleasure trip. A dance is planned in the hall tomorrow May 26 with all invited. Liveryman Mr Sansom sells his house and livery barn to Mr Fairbain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morley Fairbain
Canada
Mr. Sansom
Mr. Fairbain
Local residents travel and social notes from Eaton area
Marie Frater rode between trains in Greeley on Saturday. Mrs. Platner and Mrs. Platner drove to Greeley. G. R. Dickerson conducted business in Eaton on Tuesday. Mrs Fred Weller visited in Greeley Thursday afternoon. George Jones and children visited with his parents near Windsor Sunday. Postmaster Wolf was a Denver bound afternoon train passenger. Charles Turner of the sugar company went to Loveland and Fort Collins on Monday. The juniors gave two receptions to...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Frater
Greeley
Wm. Platner
Roy
G. R. Dickerson
Eaton
Fred Weller
George Jones
Windsor
Charles Turner
Sugar Company
Loveland
Fort Collins
Fort Lupton Social Notices and Local Happenings
J F Jackson and family picnic at Snouffer lake last Sunday. Twombly sisters Sarah and Maggie plan vacations visiting relatives in South Dakota and Montana. Heavy rain and hail storm Monday evening. no crop damage reported. B F Twombly recovered stolen horse and buggy. no clue to thief. Lupton home nine beat Denver mail carriers 7 to 1. Laburnum Circle adds five new lodge members Misses Baxter Grace Coburn Alice Safford. Arthur Overman to move to Brighton after section assignment on Boulder Valley line. Closing school exercises set for K of P hall Friday and Saturday. graduating class Mabel Coburn Hattie Corcoran Lulie Moore Della Twombly Vibart Dye Jay Yeckel.
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John Wien
Albert Hodgson
M. B. Royer
Denver
L. Hughell
Geo. Raney
George Morgan
Henderson
U. P
Platteville
Harrison
J. M. Merrill
W. E. Shedd
Johnstown
F. M. Gwynn
Birkle’s Hall
P. J. Hussion
Caleb Kersey
Mr. Hussion
J. F. Jackson
Snouffer Lake
Sarah
Maggie Twombly
South Dakota
Montana
B. F. Twombly
Lupton
Laburnum Circle
Misses Baxter
Grace Coburn
Alice Safford
K. of P. Hall
Mabel Coburn
Hattie Corcoran
Lulie Moore
Della Twombly
Vibart Dye
Jay Yeckel
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim on Bromine Quinine Tablets
Patent medicine ad claims a one day cure for a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Boxes bear E. W Grove signature and promise refunds if no cure. 2c price cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W Grove
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F. E. Hinds
Ault
J. B. Gutherie
Brown
James Stanton, Sr
J. F. Dawson
Andy Morgan
Paris
Mr. Mudd
Wood Harvesting Machine Company
Roswell Twiggs
Evans Water Works
East
S. R. Huffsmith
L. H. Young
G. K. Carson
W. F. Johnson
P. H. M Herriott
John Brubaker
John Kimsey
Tobe Mattox
Wm. Moll
Young’s Hall
O'Grady
Minnie Randall
Archer Bros
Randall King
Albert Allison
King & Gaffners
J. H. Belcher
Orville
Lewis Olsen
Central City
John Hayden
Fanny Thompson
Ladies
Atkison
James Tompson
Joseph O'Hara
Eatom
Ellis Smith
Idaho
Portland
Pacific Coast
Roy Marsh
George Drummond
Sterling
Gordon
Hillsboro
Mrs. Price
J. L. Walk and
Ayers
Ayer
HOLT
West Haven
Conn
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J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Crow Creek
Mr. and
Mrs. Nix
E. H. Knott
Mr. McCann
A. P. Ballenger
Frank Ballenger
Highlandlake
Miss Beeler
Mt. Zion
Ethel Logan
Chas
Roy Bodkin
Mabel Padget
S. F. Cheatam
Fred Graefe
G. H. Bradfield
C. W. Shannon
J. J. Neffzigger
Mr. Harris
Long
Baptist Ladies Aid
R. D. S. Padget
H. C. Howard
Hudson’s
Albert Allison, Jr
Cheyenne
Charles FE. Carr
New Castle
Wyo
Miss Grace
Carter
Ault Advertiser
Williamson and Bradfield
H. R. Shields
Mrs. Phillips
Missouri
DELTA
Chas Herrington
Colorado Springs
E. C. Herrington
Bic Bend
Cipson
Miss Pearl Sanford
Miss Todd
Mr. Brainard
Mrs. Boal
Mrs. Flowers
Mrs. Wright
Esther Nelson
Emily Davis
Lizzie Wiggett
Hazel Pritchard
Hastings
Lizzie Davis
Grace Rogers
Bessie Tilar
Nettie Moerkle
Earl Bright
Robert Henderson
Frank Reeves
Elmer Todd
Miss Heileman
Teller Ranch
Stanley Davis
Olin Webster
Kersey
R. W. Persons
F. C. Teller
Chas. Lawrence
Joe Anderson
Messrs. Martinson, Merlin and
Teller
Calvin Bros
Robert Boyd
Postmaster Wolf
Fort
Arthur Overman
U. P. Railroad
Boulder Valley
Washington
K. Stockover
D. R. McArthur & Co
Greeley, Colo
William H. Delbridge
Carrithers
Main Est
Gee H. Bennett
Osteopathic
Dupree Puilding
Ind
Cowe
Mack Black
Colorado
W. H. White
Williams Building
Ninth Street
Bell
Greeley,colo
P. Martha A. Morrison
Graduate
American School of Osteopathy
Eighth Ave. Greeley, Colo
H C. Linkins
Bills Brothers
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C
van Sickle’s Livery
Union National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
State
National Incorporation
D. Harper
B. F. Johnson
E. J. Decker
F. &. Gill
Directoris
B. D. Harper
E. B. Thayer
F. E. Smith
W. A. Farr
Alfred Leaver
J. K. Thompson
Greeley National Bank
J. L. Bross
H. C. Watson
Cons
H. Wueeer
C. T. Nerur
Ass’t
J. &. Brush
H.C. Watson
J. A. Rankins
M. Boomer
C. H. Wheeler
W. H. Farr
H. D. Parker
Exchange
Colorado & Southern Road
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McClellands
Eee Ween
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Marshall
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Burns Junction
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Harris
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Seeley Tribune
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