Marriage License Records From Colorado Notices
William Wilson, 22, of Greeley and Rhetta Bird, of Greeley, seek marriage license. Charles Love, 21, of Platteville and Ida Markley, of Platteville, also listed. Jacob F. Goffin, 74, and Witeabeth Ier, of Ault, appear in another license notice.
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William Wilson
Rhetta Bird
Greeley
Charles Love
Ida Markley
Platteville
Jacob F. Goffin
Witeabeth ‘Ier
Ault
Teachers Plan Greeley Welcome For National Educators Meet
Local educators and residents met to arrange a bid to entertain thousands of educators attending the National Education Association convention in Denver July 6 to 9. A committee led by Vernon McVelvey will visit Denver to coordinate with the chamber of commerce and plan an excursion to showcase Greeley farms and hospitality.
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National Educators Association
Greeley
Denver
Camfield
United States
Seeley
Vernon McVelvey
Chamber of Commerce
Normal High School Senior Class Receives Reception
Faculty and Dr and Mrs Snyder join the senior class of Normal High School for the annual reception held Tuesday at the Congregational church parlors. Sixty graduates attended along with 75 guests including the Ballocks and guests from the Agricultural College and State University. A bare track meet sectioned the attendees and pennants were given as souvenirs.
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High Scho Agricultural College
State University
Road Talk at Powans Denotes Rail Route Interest
Representatives of the Denver Interurban road met Evans Commercial club members for rail road discussion. They announced the line is financed and not seeking aid, with no concrete steps on right of way yet. Businessmen’s sentiment favored granting reasonable railroad requests.
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Evans
Messrs. Young and Goff
Denver Interurban Road
Evans Commercial Club
Classmates Celebrate James Carpenter Surprise Party
Junior class graduates of the Normal held a surprise party Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hosack home to honor James Carpenter, a fellow last year’s graduate not listed in this year’s book. Sixteen presents were exchanged as the evening included a mock school with diplomas or dance caps awarded for ability.
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Greeley High School
Dorothy McCreery
Papa” Tuck
Baby Paul
McCrery
Peggy’’ Morgan
Willie Cooper
Carpenter
The
Normal
Normal High School
Walter Hosack
James Carpenter
Buildings moved for tenement remodeling near Sixth Street river
Three old structures from the Neill and Ward lumber yard have been relocated to the east side near Sixth Street and the river to be remodeled for tenements. The former yard is being cleared of debris and the vacant lot shows substantial improvement ahead of the new trust building.
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Neill & Ward
Sixth Street
Remarkable Cure Claimed By Stomach and Liver Tablets
Stomach troubles reportedly cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets after costly treatments failed. A man who spent over two thousand dollars was supposedly cured by a few boxes. Price 26 cents. Samples free at all drug stores.
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Chamberlain
Strenuous roundup nets 185 cattle in four days
Deputy Sheriff Peterson returns from a four day roundup gathering 185 cows and calves from Hardin to Grover out of 222 possible. The cattle, recently damaged by a bank debt, face quarantine for scabs with about 5 000 head to be dipped at 15 cents each in a new dipping tank and pen contract.
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Peterson
Loveland Bank
Hardim
Grover
Charlie
Hardin
Quarantine Breakers Face Fumigation Plan At City Hall
One worker who breached the Sprague ditch camp quarantine called Justice Hatch about a case against the contractor for war es. A deputy sheriff warned but one man escaped. The sheriff planned fumigation with county physician Shompoon then confinement, potentially at the pesthouse, to enforce public health. If recaptured the men may be sent to the gas box at the city hall for fumigation and discipline.
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Sprague Ditch
Office of
Hatch
Sherif
Shompoon
Indian Skeletons Found in Green City Ranch Grave
A Green City report describes an Indian grave on Sanford’s 4000 acre ranch where two skeletons were unearthed, an unusually tall adult and a child, with abundant beads nearby. The remains are well preserved with the adult bones unusually hard and the child's bones softer but intact.
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Green City
Sanford
Memorial address notes veterans and living mothers
Rev Dubber delivered a Memorial address at the opera house noting that perhaps no old soldier present had a living mother. Mr Dunn of Pollock Dunn funeral directors attended with his mother Mrs Mary Dunn who is 87 and recently moved from Jaws to live with him. Dunn served in the Sixth Ohio cavalry from 1862 to 1866.
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Dubber
Opera House
Dunn
Pollock & Dunn
Mary Dunn
Jaws
Sixth Ohio Cavalry
Innocent bystander injured in Eighth Avenue runaway
Miss Tda Smith, returning home Friday night, witnessed the runaway. In the chaos Mr Tell was thrown out and suffered a broken collar bone. Smith then turned and fractured her right shoulder, an incidental injury in the same incident.
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Tda Smith
Runnaway
Eighth Avenue
Miss Smith
Mr. Tell
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Colorado
A. Clinton of Denver married Lere Holmes of Fort Collins. A. Taylor and Louise Nelson, both of Ault, obtained marriage licenses.
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A. Clinton
Denver
Lere &. Holmes
Fort Collins. Co
A. Taylor
Louise Nelson
Ault
Mercy Brings Suspended Sentence for Two Boys
Two youths from Ault and a Mariam boy living in Greeley avoided prison after Attorney Churchill and Judge Gamble intervened. The magistrate suspended their sentences on good behavior after their obstruction on a railroad track, with promises of reform and continued monitoring. The Philadelphia-born Mariam boy, facing tuberculosis concerns, thanked the judge amid tears, while the White boy offered no reply. District Attorney Keyes supported mercy, and Judge Gamble pledged future checks on their conduct.
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Ault
G Vele
Churchill Whch
Gamble
Churchill
Mariam
Philadelphia
Greeley
Camfield
Hall
Keyes
Hand Badiy Hurt in Eaton Special Drayman Accident
Waldo the drayman was unloading iron pipe when a heavy mass rolled onto his hand, nearly amputating fingers and crushing bones. He received immediate dressing and will be out of work for some time due to the injuries and pain.
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Ewatt
Waldo
Seld Many Trees Gipson Special at Weld County Nurseries
J W Dillon proprietor of Weld county nurseries filled an order for 550 trees to Lafayette. About 5 000 fruit and ornamental trees have been sold this spring, with nearly half shipped outside Greeley district, showing growing state reputation. Dillon reports strong business in shrubs bulbs and plants this spring.
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J. W. Dillon
Weld County Nurseries
Lafayette
Dillon
Greeley
Colorado
Elesmo club closing dance tops social season
The Elesmo club held an elaborate closing dance Wednesday night with no expense spared. The hall was transformed into an elegant parlor with pictures couches and decorations. An eight piece orchestra played delightful music and a dinner was served at the Camfield with music and ices. Twenty five couples attended.
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Elesmo Club
Camfield
Edna Camfield
Hazel van Sickle
Inquest Called Off in Hudson Coal Tragedy
Coroner Macy returned from Hudson after investigating the accidental deaths of J A Smith and Daniel Peck. An explosion on a traction engine hurled three men, killing two instantly and badly injuring J C Cathro, who is expected to die. Smith’s body will be taken to Canada for burial. Peck’s funeral plans are not yet set.
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Macy
Hudson
J. A. Smith
Daniel Peck
J. c. Cathro
Canada
Peck
He Couldn't Stay Away: Ahern Returns to Camfield Office
William D. Ahern arrived from Hartford to resume charge of the Camfield office. He previously managed the Camfield last year until his health failed, spent four months in a health resort, and has since managed a hotel in Hartford. His friends welcome his return.
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William D. Ahern
Hartford
Conn
Camfield
Ahern
Eaton Faces Crossing Battle With Union Pacific
The Eaton town board orders the attorney to sue Union Pacific Railway for a Fourth street crossing. Officials inspected the area. farmers favor Fourth street as the main thoroughfare. The council budgeted street improvements and sewer connections, with graveling on Oak First Second and Third streets and curb work planned.
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Eaton
James G. Gault
Union Pacific Railway Company
Fourth Street
Vick Roy
Gault
Union Pacific
Oak
Oak Street
First Street
Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Shattuck
Mr and Mrs O F Shattuck entertained twelve guests Wednesday evening with an elaborate eight course dinner. The table featured red carnations and ferns. Guests included Mr and Mrs J L Bartlett, R G Strong, G R Miller, T Neill, and Dr and Mrs J G Hughes.
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O. F. Shattuck
Messrs
J. L. Bartlett
R. G. Strong
G. R. Miller
T. Neill
J. G. Hughes
Capture of quarantine violator at Sprague grading camp
A man who broke quarantine at the Sprague grading camp was captured Friday. He is the same workman who left town earlier in the week but returned when officers searched for him. He and a companion were processed similarly and remained at the ditch camp while mule work continued that night.
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Sprague
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