Little Doings In Other Towns
Mrs Mary Brown and daughter Beatrice visited Fort Lupton to see her son Mrs John Owens visited her parents near Denver Misses Margaret Carlson and Louise Nelson spent the week with Mrs T L Greer Mrs N M Bartholomew left for Denver may join husband and son at Grandlake If not well she will go east for the summer J H Olsen of Concord Nebraska was a guest at the Barnam and Molander homes He left for Idaho to view the country accompanied by E Molander
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Brown
Beatrice
Fort Lupton
John Owens
Denver
Margaret Carlson
Louise Nelson
T. L. Greer
N. M. Bartholomew
Grandlake
J. H. Olsen
Concord
Nebraska
Barnam
Molander
Idaho
E Mojander
Local Visitors And Western Sale Report
The Delta Mrs Archibald and grandson Low ell of Pleasant Valley visited J B Archibald Sunday. Claud Clarkson and Tom Hall returned from Denver with four horses bought at a sale there. Mrs Lizzie Green installed a new windmill on her property. The well provides soft water for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Delta
Archibald
Lowell
Pleasant Valley
Claud Clarkson
Tom Hall
Denver
Lizzie Green
Local residents visit and travel notes around Colorado
Dr and Mrs Finton of Colorado Springs visit daughter Mrs Margaret Mottaz Elmer Hahn conducts business in Denver this week R W Norris makes a business trip to Greeley Tuesday R E Dallage departs Wednesday for New Mexico to claim land possibly settle there George Ellis of St Louis visits at R E Rains home Miss King of Denver visits Miss Adelia Fuller Mr and Mrs Lewis and children visit friends in the Draw Sunday Mr and Mrs Henry Behrens of Evans guests of Mr and Mrs J L Leroy Sunday Edna and Iva Dear return home for the summer after a successful term of school in the Fairplay district near Ault
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Finton
Colorado Springs
Margaret Mottaz
Elmer Hahn
Denver
R. W. Norris
Greeley
R. E. Dallage
New Mexico
George Ellis
St. Louis
R. E. Rains
Miss King
Adelia Fuller
Summer plans and moves of local figures
Professor Cowan and family will spend the summer in Twin Falls Idaho. Rev C A Brooks now resident at Eaton was a guest of the St John family last week. Mr Slate will move to Doyleville Colo. He has bought a 650 acre ranch and 1400 head of cattle to enter the stock business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowan
Twin Falls
Idaho
C. A. Brooks
Eaton
St. John
Slate
Doyleville
Colo
Sunday Visits Reported Across Colorado
Kersey Mr and Mrs Fred James spent Sunday in Greeley Mrs Flora Hansteen of Greeley spent Sunday with her son Chris Hansteen Co 1 Williams attended Joseph Nesslers funeral in Denver Mrs Don Heffernan and guest Mrs Armstrong of Sterling spent Sunday in Eaton Mrs C G Caswell visiting daughter Mrs W F Spaulding returned to Omaha Saturday Mr and Mrs Homer Voorhies of Rifle Colo are guests of Mr and Mrs B P Brooks Mrs Voorhies sister of Mrs Brooks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Fred
James
Greeley
Flora Hansteen
Chris Hansteen
Local Notes on Illness Births and New Autos
Miss Eunice Cushman is ill with appendicitis. A daughter was born Saturday May 22 to Mr and Mrs John Wilson. The Methodist Ladies Aid met with Mrs Eckhart. Mrs John Powers recovering from cancer surgery in Denver. husband and Elsie visit. Will Clark bought a new automobile. T C Phillips and A W McQuewan also expect or purchase vehicles soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. McQuewan
Social notes from Denver and area visits
Little Noel Bartlett visited friends in Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Kenney hosted by Mr. and Mrs. F W Grace. Emery Foltz of Hays Kansas visiting his parents J H Foltz. Mrs. James Haines traveled to Baton Saturday to see her sister Mrs. Willis Stott. Miss Hazel McNeil studying in Greeley spent weekend in Windsor. Mrs. J M Calvert left for Arvada due to her mother’s illness. Mrs. George Bender and Miss Amelia Bender planned six weeks in Nebraska. Helen Wheat and Bessie Brown of Fort Collins visited Helen Laybourn. Wesley Staley and son Guy returned from Denver after a week there. Violet Pence ill with tonsillitis, improving. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Newellen-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Bartlett
Denver
Kenney
F. W. Grace
Emery Foltz
Hays
Kaun
J. H. Foltz
James Haines
Baton
Willis Stott
Hazel McNeil
Greeley
Windsor
J. M
Local Social Roundup From Ault and Surrounding Areas
Weekend gatherings feature visits from Denver and Greeley residents while Mrs. A L Alstadt and Miss Gusta Schwartz guest with the Nyes. Several families plan summer travels to Englewood Peckham and Jerome Idaho as Miss Gross from Eaton attends Ault school closing events.
Windsor Woman Visits Brother in New England Town
Mias Dora Allam of Windsor visits her brother Percy Allam and family. W. T. Miller was in Denver and visited his wife in hospital there with her condition somewhat improved. Frank Phillips combines business and pleasure in a trip to Denver and Montrose this week. Rev. Jesse Buswell attends the Congregational assembly in Denver this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Dora Allam
Windsor
Percy Allam
W. T. Miller
Denver
Frank Phillips
Montrose
Jesse Buswell
Congregational Assembly
Ladies Aid tea at Methodist church in Greeley
Mrs. Davis returned home Tuesday from Greeley where she has been visiting. The Ladies' Aid monthly tea was held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. M. Farris's home with ice cream and cake served. Hostesses included Mesdames Adam Hahn Elmer Hahn T B Gormly Ss W Grace G E Guamer J L Hainey J M Farris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Burns
Greeley
Evangelistic Meetings Begin at Swedish Free Church
Mrs Charles Watson ill at her ranch east of town as ten day series opens under Mr and Mrs Dc T Ellis at the Swedish Free church. Miss Carter of Greeley to sing principal soprano in Mendelssohn oratorio May 10. Professor Von Boda trains the class with home performers in the cast. Brendel of Greeley to play a piano solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Watson
Swedish Free Church
Dc. T. Ellis
Miss Carter
Greeley
von Boda
Felix Mendelssohn
Mr. Brendel of
Highland lake reservoir filled and potato acres rise locally
The Highland lake reservoir was filled last week. Potatoes are planted on more acreage this season due to poor sugar beet crops over the past two seasons. The local eighth grade graduation had six graduates and a strong program. Mrs. Daven of Greeley attended with her daughter joining her for the trip home. Beer workers families arrived last week. Residents attended Mead school graduation in the Mead church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Lake
Daven
Greeley
Mead School
Mead Church
Births and Social News from Fort Collins Area
Born May 10 to Mr and Mrs Co P Monroe near Rattlesnake Springs a son. The Misses Leola and Mabel Chamberlain of Fort Collins are visiting their aunt Mrs P Balmer. The graduating exercises took place recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. P. Monroe
Rattlesnake Springs
Leola
Mabel Chamberlain
Fort Collins
P. Balmer
School program honors graduates with diploma presentation
A Thursday night program at the schoolhouse featured songs recitations dialogues and drills. The eighth grade showcased the Joan of Arc drill and Maypole dance while County Superintendent Harrison addressed the audience and presented diplomas to Bessie Bartholomew Lottie McWilliams Dora Carroll George Weber Roy Hill Francis McCall and Chauncey Carter. Chauncey Carter was valedictorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Bessie Bartholomew
Lottie McWilliams
Dora Carroll
George Weber
Roy Hill
Francis McCall
Chauncey Carter
Windsor Musical Club Closes Year With Varied Program
The Windsor Musical club held its final meeting of the year featuring Lowry family piano and trombone solos, a Wagner paper by Miss Elsie Laybourn, remarks by Camilla Folts, and contralto solos by Mrs. Perkins and Mrs. Bangham. Several members planned weekend trips and visits, including Edith Haines and companions heading to land Saturday and other guests visiting different homes. Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Gormley and daughter Katherine traveled to Denver to visit friends Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor Musical Club
Fred Lowry
Lowry
Fr Lowry
Elsie Laybourn
Camilla Folts
Mrs. Perkins
Bert Cloud
Bangham
Edith Haines
Davis
Verna Miles
Mildred Cove
Edith Randall
Gertrude Haines
Collins
Hazel Hunter
Josephine Lloyd
Lillian Heff
Mabel Evans
T. B. Gormley
Katherine
Denver
Local Social News Highlights In Big Bend Area
Mrs. Jack Kingsbury of Masters visits her mother this week while Hugh McMillan returns from Greeley. Mrs. Sam Sampson has been ill for two weeks. Rose Coffman visits Mrs. Felix Parker. The Thackers and daughter Mona host the Smiths. George Coffman visits E Alexander. Dena Winslow at Hubbard ranch. Jack and Mrs. McMillan return from Longmont. Alex McMillan comes home from Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Jack Kingsbury
Masters
Hugh McMillan
Greeley
Sam Sampson
Rose Coffman
Felix Parker
Alex Thacker
Mona
Charles Smith
George Coffman
E. Alexander
Dena Winslow
Hubbard Ranch
Jack McMillan
Longmont
Alex McMillan
Boulder
Remittance Man Fined for Poker Debacle
H Kincaid, a young man seen around a local livery barn, was arrested last Thursday for gambling. Indicted for March 1 offense, he pleaded guilty, fined 80 dollars plus costs, paid 200, with 116 expenses. He left for Denver with 51 in his pocket after paying 33 to officials. He had monthly remittances of 200 from relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kincaid
Marshal Williams
Judge Davis
Kincaid
Denver
Out of Town Partisans Host Smoker at Gilbert Landell Home
Gilbert Landell hosted a smoker Wednesday night at his residence. Landell manages the milk condensing station at Lupton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Landell
Landell
Lupton
Delta youths meet at John Werkeis home for a joyous evening
A jolly crowd of Delta young people gathered at John Werkeis home Saturday evening and spent a most enjoyable time. About thirty five guests attended as games and a prepared supper filled the event with friendly activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Werkeis
Fire at Bennett's restaurant in Eaton causes excitement
A small blaze at Bennett's restaurant in Eaton around 10 o clock Tuesday morning drew a crowd as a hose cart arrived and extinguished the fire. Damage was minimal with the cause believed to be a faulty gasoline stove. The restaurant is owned by Mrs. A K Clark of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett's
A. K. Clark
Greeley
Rexall Hair Tonic Ad Promises Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement for Your Hair Is Rexall 93 Hair Tonic from H. Reynolds & Co. Rexall Store claims the product does not eradicate dandruff or stop hair loss, offering a full refund of the purchase price if not satisfied. Available in two sizes, 50 cents and $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
H. Reynolds & Co
Remedy for Whooping Cough Proposed in Tribune
A Tribune reader proposes a simple stomach wrap as a remedy for whooping cough in children. The bandage, made of stout muslin with elastic, is tied around the abdomen under medical guidance, aiming to relieve coughing and vomiting within hours and shorten illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Greeley
Medical Journal
Japs Form Baseball Team At Kersey
A Jap Tat team formed by Kersey locals played their first Sunday outdoor game against the Kersey team. The Mikado squad showed effort though rough play and mishaps cut their day short with one player hit in the head and another forced out of the field. Still the husky group is learning the American national pastime with some reported potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Husky
Waters May Not Take Colorado Post as He Is Offered Manhattan Presidency
May Not Get Waters Colorado Agriculture college may not secure the services of Dean Henry J. Waters of Missouri as he has been offered the presidency of the college at Manhattan Kansas at $7,000 a year. A board meeting was to be held today to select a new president. Dr Waters is a leading agricultural educator in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waters
Colorado Agriculture College
Henry J. Waters
Missouri
Manhattan
Kan
Collina
United States
Colorado State Board of Agriculture
Speer Child Fay Death Shocks Parents
Speer death entered the home of Mr and Mrs R W Speer and carried off their 10 month old daughter Roberta while arrangements await Mrs Speer's father Rev J M Wylie in Chicago. Hobson tennis court near J L Ewing home readied for season with first game Monday and club members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
R. W. Speer
Roberta
Hobson Tennis Court
J. L. Ewing
Messrs
B. Clark
Harry McAfee
Paul Mosher
E. H. Downey
G. Young
A. B. DeVoe
G. M. Drummond
Mr. Daniels
Reading Club Meeting at Mrs Haley Home
Out of town clubs gather as the Reading group met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. A. Haley. Members covered the usual course of study and enjoyed a pleasant and profitable session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Club
H. A Haley
Forest service seeks teachers to map tree leafing and fruiting
The United States forester invites teachers to join volunteers collecting data on leafing blooming and fruiting times for major U.S. forest trees. Data will be compiled into colored charts and tree calendars aiding education and practical forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Forest Service
Brinker Croll Celebrates Eighth Birthday With Friends
Brinker Croll, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Croll, enjoys an afternoon party with a group of friends to mark his eighth birthday this day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinker Croll
H. H. Croll
Settlement Arrives In Weld County Court Case
In Weld County District Court a civil case from Windsor was resolved out of court after both sides declined to proceed. Stephen D Marvel sued to recover property he says he deeded to W F Grunkmeyer under duzews. Grunkmeyer returned the property and the court adjourned until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Court
Windsor
Stephen D. Marvel
W. F. Grunkmeyer
Memorial Day at Windsor Speaks to Veterans Burial Honors
Memorial Day events at Windsor proceeded despite high winds. The parade formed at the W. O. W. hall and moved to the cemetery where seven veterans are buried. G A R members, families, and schoolchildren joined the procession. R E B Hanna delivered Gettysburg address. Rev C M Cooper offered remarks. Hayes post has twelve members led by Commander William Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
W. O. W. Hall
R. EB. Hanna
Lincoln
C. M. Cooper
Haye Post
William Jones
C. F. Chipman
W. W. Kennedy
8. G. Fuller
J. H. Berry
Cham berlain's Salve Aids Nursing Mothers
Mothers troubled by sore nipples may find relief by applying Cham berlain's Salve immediately after nursing. Wipe off before the next nursing. The salve is widely used and sold by all druggists.
Remains of Gladys Snyder Taken for Burial
The four year old daughter of Arthur Snyder died Thursday night from asthma. Her body will be sent to Saxon for burial beside her mother who died four weeks earlier. Mr Snyder begins a similar journey on Sunday as the family grieves the double loss within a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Snyder
Arthur Snyder
Saxon
Gladys
Mr. Snyder
Heirs To Receive First Anthony Estate Distribution Today
The supreme court decision on the Anthony estate enables the first distribution by executors today. About $10,000 will be paid to fourteen heirs, from an estate totaling around $150,000, with a Denver Curtis street building valued at about $90,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony
Supreme Court
Curtis Street
Denver
Hendrie and Bolthoff Power Irrigation Plants Feature
Hendrie and Bolthoff detail over two thousand horsepower of power irrigation plants in the last three years. Most plants are described and illustrated in Power Irrigation, their latest publication. Send for copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrie & Bolthoff
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Beebe
Fort
Violet Pence
Samuel Newellen
Anderson
Andrew J
Mary MacLane
Celia Tyler
Lillian Ankeney
K. A. Pence
R. L. Pence
Albert Nichols
W. J. Rowe
A. L. Alstadt
Gusta Schwartz
Highlandlake
O. W. Nye
George Fieber
Chester Devine
Pence
Homer Bridges
Fred Graefe
Cooper
McLaurie
J. C. Latshaw
Ault
Englewood
Cole
Jens Jerem
Albert Anderson
M. Nelson
Anton Anderson
Peckham
Lauridsen
J. W. Campbell
Brush
Julesburg
Campbell
California
Robert Pence
Jerome, Ida
Mr. Pence
Wheatland Milling and Elevator Company
Paton
Fairplay District
Colorado
Port Lupton
London
Kenley
Park Merchandise Co
Hendrie and Bolthof
Mig and Supply Company
Rigation Dept
Oliyer
Amy
Forest Service and
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