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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
9
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Mrs Tillyon from Highland Lake visits her daughter here. Mr Barla moved last week to Fort Collins from Mead. Mr and Mrs M S Adams of Mead visited Longmont Sunday. The Ladies Aid schedules a social Friday evening at the home of FE I Knott.
Mead hosts a dance on Friday May 31. Local visits include Walter Hadley’s mother and Johnstown kin. Mr Ironmonger of Johnstown dined in Mead. Mrs Har Young returns from Longmont in good health. Mead baseball went 2-1 over Berthoud and Johnstown in weekend games.
Local notes report Miss Grace Love spending weeks with Mrs. J E Glover in Owl Creek. Hawks of Denver recently visited the community. The schoolhouse has been painted improving its appearance. Miss Boyer just closed her school year and is visiting Mrs. Abbott. Mr and Mrs Harry White celebrate the birth of a healthy baby boy on Monday May 20.
Mrs H Lindsey visits relatives in Canon City and Mrs Thos Halpin returns from Denver much improved. Several residents return from Denver visits while others go to Boulder for treatment or home. Teachers Miss Emma E K Hughes and Callie Lincoln plan moves between Ferris and Severance schools. A. A. Freeman travels to Rocky Comfort for health reasons and a housewarming gathering surprised Mr and Mrs J D Wilson. Rebekahs attend Oasis Lodge in Greeley with four candidates initiated.
The school board will keep most teachers, some not seeking re election. Miss Bertha Brooks returns to lead science at the high school after study at Columbia Teachers College. G D McKay Alma Midgett and Callie Lincoln chosen for vacancies. Eaton high school graduates include Irene Daily Alice Hutchinson Em er Hand Laura Landers Gladys Lowry Prudence Landers Mary Lund Ellen Murphy Nora Rayburn Alma Wilson George Sullivan Harry Saxton. Commencement address Friday May 24 at Congregational church by Dr Z X Snyder president of State Normal. Diploma presentations by Superintendent A B Copeland.
Severance and wife are making an extended visit in the eastern states, first stopping at the James town exposition. The school census shows 145 youths six to twenty-one, up over twenty-seven percent from last year. Mr and Mrs N Austin and daughter Mabel of Fort Collins visited relatives here after a southern trip.
Evans J. C. Lundy is reported seriously ill at his home ranch in Wyoming. Mr. Hammer and family moved south of LaSalle for the best season. J. M. Kensinger received three fine blooded horses from Wyoming last Thursday. Sam Maxwell lost a fine horse recently, the second this spring. Reverend Coffman delivered the Memorial sermon to the G A R on Sunday. W T Sherman Post G A R of Evans secured Rev Beardsley of Denver to deliver the Memorial day oration. Reverend Blackwood of Noblestown Pa preaches at the R P church Sunday morning. he is the guest of Richard Blackwood. Mabel and Myrtle Rhodes celebrated their sixteenth birthday with friends. Mr and Mrs G R Park and Mrs G H Young and Mrs P H Herriott attended the United Presbyterian general assembly in Weaver. Thomas E Perry and family returned Friday from travel in Arizona New Mexico California and Oregon. Mrs Perry’s health improved. On the 29th anniversary Rev Coffman and wife hosted an old settler party with stories of crossing the plains. Mrs E H Beeson won the biggest Indian story prize. Mrs Lillian Denny, missionary from India, spoke at the M E church about her work to a large audience.
Cipson was born May 23 to Mr and Mrs Claus Peterson a son. Mrs Carr returned to her Severance home Sunday after visiting her mother Mrs T Webster. Peterson's nieces Hannah and Esther Carlson of Hastings Neb visited last week en route to Denver. Mrs N C Swan has a soft water well installed by George Wilkinson's crew striking soft water at sixty feet.
Miss Carpenter of Ohio visits Mr. and Mrs. Hodgell. Miss Della Moody of Hazelton visits Miss Maud Mashburn. Heavy winds damaged beet fields. Mr. Baifeh of New Jersey visits Mr. and Mrs. Moore and family. Mr. McConnel's boys recover from measles after illness.
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