All Over Weld Local Notes and Socials
Hero Davis of Grover visited last week and Williams of Eaton noted. Mrs. McLean is recovering from illness. Potato planting begins as farmers resume field work. Flossie Williams and Grace Day visited the Hay home. George Briscoe traveled to Teover where Mrs. Briscoe is hospitalized for an operation. A Friday night dance at A J Bihain’s was enjoyed. At the schoolhouse picnic two silver knives were left. owners may claim them at Mrs Robb’s. Mr and Mrs Lyman Stone and Mrs M N Edy of Denver, with Miss Lorg and Miss Kingsley of Pittsburgh, visited Manchester and returned to Denver by auto.
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Hero Davis
Grover
Williams
Eaton
McLean
Flossie Willlams
Gace Day
Hay
George Briscoe
Teover
A.J. Bihain
Denver
Elmus Wykert
Nettie Poore
Colo
W. W. Burch
Hygiene
BE. A. Teter
Ault
Poland
W. J. Henderson
Round Table
W. Eaton
Mesdames Losey
Adams
A. B. Copeland
Stockfleth
Miss Clark
Mr. Adams
the Round Table
Steele
Neill & Wears Abs
James H. Orr
The
Plaint
Ril
Saidon Plaint
Greeley
Inpats County
Frank Madden
Lea Coure
Colorado
Herbert M. Baker
R. G. Strong
Plaintiff
Local Social Visits and Construction Update
Miss Fer Mead visited friends in Frans last week and Mr. and Mrs. Lettoy hosted at Sherman Markle's on Sunday. Mrs. Liewellan and children from Eve visited Mr. Pedlien, August Baab moved to Denver for a bookkeeper job. The Baptist church foundation is laid and plastering has begun as rain last week helped dampen the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer Mead
Frans
Mrs. Lettoy
Sherman Markle
Baab
Denver
Hillsboro Transacts Local Changes and Visits
Hillsboro notes report H C Baker selling his store to John Brewer and JR Ardell selling beef to Charlies Adams. Witley plastering Adams new project. Paul Nebson visiting his brother Dale at Port Morgan. W J Adams on a ranch trip. HM Arbuckle seen in the vicinity Monday. Mrs Bright, Mr Wilsey and daughter Louie visiting Mrs Bridgford. Mrs S D Griffith in Greeley visiting Mr Ardell. Mrs Hamilton expects her daughter Mrs Stansbury from Butler Missouri late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Baker
John Brewer
JR. Ardell
Charlies Adams
CW. Witley
W. BR. Adams
Paul Nebson
Dale
Port Morgan
W. J. Adams
HM. Arbuckle
Delta Measles Tale and Local Happenings
Clarence Waite has measles. Mrs. Von Rosenburg visited John Clarkson on Sunday. J W Shearer bought a fine driving horse. John Clarkson tends his beets. Martin Briggs moves warehouse. U P seeks storage space. Mr and Mrs Spurgeon and family dined with Robbs. Rain helped crops. dry weather desired for potatoes. Garland Shearer and Holee visited Soares Hearers, who bought one of the five W ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clarkson
Martin Briggs
U. P
Larland Shearer
Holeepent
Soares
Mead town notes show growth despite school closure
Two Mead doctors operate locally while the school closes for appropriate exercises. Miss Egan leaves for Denver and declines teaching next term. Strawbridge and Clark plan to quit after two terms. Mead's prospects as a business center look good with an elevator planned for grain, two stores, two lumber yards, a hardware store, restaurant, boarding house, two blacksmith shops, a barber shop, and a livery barn. Cars of farm produce have already shipped, and lots have sold with plans to build.
Evans Community Notes From Weekly Digest
Evans residents report Rev J M Wylie left for Toledo and other eastern cities. Mrs John Olson and children visited Platteville friends while W R Adams and wife of Greeley did business in Evans. Denver experts improved Evans water works plant. The Young court suit John McMichaels versus Adolph Erickson favored Erickson over water. Funeral attendees for J B Hart smith noted in Denver. Congregational church in Greeley hosted Doane’s address to graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burns
Judge
Local Births and Happenings in Cozad Area
Births include a son born May 22 to Mr and Mrs W Cozad and a May 20 birth to Mr and Mrs M L King. J Gohiman has been ill. Chris Toper welcomed a son on May 16. Rebekahs held a pleasant meeting Monday evening. F J Stoner visited his parents in Yuma and returned. Eva and Ethel Bull visited cousin Nettie Collins on Wednesday. BR Burden, former Fairplay teacher, returned to Denver with his family. Mrs E P Hubbell was here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. King
J. Gohiman
Christoper
Rebekahs
F. J. Stoner
Yuma
Eva and
Ethel Bull
Nettie Collins
BR. Burden
Denver
E. P. Hubbell
Cipson Webster Suffered Ill With Headache Gathering
Olin Webster Cipson has been ill for several days with a gathering in his head. Mrs. Barnes of Greeley visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Williams Mamie Glazier and Helen Barnett spent Saturday with Ethel and Lela Spurgeon. S L Spurgeon and family spent a pleasant day Sunday with Mr and Mrs Rebb and family. Mrs Clark Webster visited several days last week with Mr and Mrs Velorous Webster near Kersey. Mrs Washburn and three children and Miss Ruth Williams of the Delta visited several days last week with their parents, Mr and Mrs Wil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Glazier
Helen Barnett
Ethel
Lela Spurgeon
S. L. Spurgeon
Rebb
Clark Webster
Velorous Webster
Kersey
Washburn
Ruth Williams
Delta
Williams
Local Notes From Eaton and Surrounding Areas
Listings report visits and travel of residents including Mrs Duke in Denver Mr and Mrs R B Snyder in Denver Dr Carlson business visitor at Fort Collins Miss Kelly of Greeley visiting Eaton last week A C Adams in Denver last week Henry Thompson of Grover on business here W J Farr excused from jury duty Mrs Grace Roy back from Cheyenne Mr and Mrs A C Adams hosted T C Philips at dinner Laymen to build a house on recently purchased lots Br L Hensleys visited near Fort Collins N Cox of Denver drove to Eaton Mrs M H Johnson hosted Mrs Dickens and son Ray for dinner
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R. B. Snyder
Denver
Dr. Carlson
Fort Collins
Miss Kelly of
Greeley
Eaton
A. C. Adams
Henry Thompson
Grover
W. J. Farr
Grace Roy
Cheyenne
T. CO. Philips
W. P
Br. L. Hensley
Mrs Sue Martin Credits Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mrs Sue Martin of Falsonia Mississippi credits Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing her stomach trouble after six months illness. She says she can now eat anything and feels proud to have found such a medicine. For sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Martin
Falsonia
Miss
Chamberlain
One Fare for Round Trip Chicago to Buffalo
Round trip fare offered from Chicago to Buffalo via Nickel Plate with June 10 and 11 travel dates and return by June 25. Details available at Nickel Plate office 811 Seventeenth Street Denver Colorado.
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Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Nickel Pilate
Seventeenth Street
Denver
Colo
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