Weddins Garner Peterson Tie The Knot In Court
Miss Florence Garner and Charles Peterson wed last Thursday in Judge G O Stevens office. They hail from Johnston and will reside there. William Richardson of Twin Falls Idaho and Miss Clara Johnson married Tuesday November 5 at the bride’s mother’s home 600 Fifth Street. Rev R J Hunter officiated.
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Florence Garner
Charles Peterson
G. O. Stevens
Johnstown
William Richardson
Twin Falls
Ida
Clara Johnson
Fifth Street
Rev
R. J. Hunter
Denver couple wed in Friday morning ceremony
Miss Gussie Parkhurst and H. M. Fuller of Denver were married Friday morning by Judge G. O. Stevens at his office. The newlyweds, young in age, left Denver that morning for a motor trip and chose to marry in Greeley before their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Parkhurst
H. M. Fuller
Denver
G. O. Stevens
Greeley
Married Couple Nettie Riggs and Sam Richardson Wed
Miss Nettie Riggs and Sam Richardson were married at 11 o'clock Wednesday October 23 by Rev. R J Hunter at his home. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jasper Riggs who have lived here many years. The groom has been in this vicinity a year. They left in the afternoon for Lockridge Oklahoma to make their home.
Sacred concert by First Presbyterian choir and orchestra
The First Presbyterian church choir directed by Emil B. Hatch performed last Tuesday evening to a large audience. The 34-voice choir, the orchestra, and organ pieces drew high praise, with solos by Martha Snoddy, J A Beyrer, Mrs. J B McCutcheon, and E H Abbott appreciated. R G Strong’s euphonium solo and KE L Dunham’s organ history of the choir were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Emil B. Hatch
Martha Snoddy
J. A. Beyrer
J. B. McCutcheon
E. H
Whetstone Charged With Bigamy After Eluding Sheriff
Sheriff again seeks Hershel Whetstone on a bigamy warrant. He reportedly married Miss May Flowers while in custody two weeks earlier and then vanished. A Crossville woman identified as Mrs Hershel Whetstone prompted Father James Flowers to file the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershel Whetstone
Miss May Flowers
Crossville
Iil
James Flowers
Whetstone
Johnson Arrested in Wheatland After Mortgage Property Claim
George Johnson formerly of this city later of Wheatland Wyoming was arrested last Thursday by Deputy Sheriff Frazier. An earlier arrest charged him with selling mortgaged property. Town send aided with funds and counsel and Johnson assigned property to Town send. It is claimed the property did not belong to Johnson. He posted bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Wheatland
Wyo
Frazier
Johnson
C. Townsend
Townsend
Epworth League Elects Officers At Church Meeting
The Epworth League held a business meeting and Halloween social at the church last Friday. Semi annual election results list Dr. Ella Mead as president, Ernest Tuck first VP, Albert Tuck second VP, Addie Gibson third VP, Marion Van Dyne fourth VP, Nellie Cottrell secretary, Trudy Cameron treasurer, Ruby Rose organist, and Carrie Euge choir leader.
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Epworth League
Hallowe'en Social
Ella Mead
Ernest Tuck
Albert Tuck
Addie Gibson
Marion van Dyne
Nellie Cottrell
Trudy Cameron
Ruby Rose
Carrie Euge
State Insurance Dept Bulletin Advises Public
The state insurance department issues bulletins periodically for the insuring public. Bulletins are free to those interested and may help readers avoid fake insurance propositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Insurance Department
Denver and Colorado & Southern Ry Information Desk Note
From Denver via Colorado and Southern Ry. Written for information by T. BE. Fisher G. P. A. Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado & Southern Ry
T. BE. Fisher
The Greatest Crisis in Human History sermon set
Rev J. H. Ward of Fort Collins will preach at 10 45 a.m. on Sunday at The Churches Unitarian. The subject is The Greatest Crisis in Human History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Ward
Fort Collins
Swedish Immanuel Lutheran Sunday Service Times
Sunday school at 10 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m led by Pastor Oscar W Gustafson. Morning services at 11 a m on Sundays and 7 30 p m Wednesdays. Next Sunday's sermon title is Mortals and Immortals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran
Oscar W. Gustafson
Sunday worship schedule at St. Trimmer
Sunday school begins at 10. Morning sermon at 11 on Unseen Things. Vesper service at 4 15 with Crowns as the subject. Special music planned for both services. Public welcome. J A Trimmer rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Trimmer
Nazarene Pastor to Preach at Electric Theatre
The Nazarene church pastor will preach next Sunday at the Electric Theatre. Morning theme is A Bible Christian the Marvel of the Age and the evening sermon title is The Glory of Young Men.
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Nazarene Church
Meo
Church Schedule and Staff listing
Morning service at 11 with Sunday school 10 and Junior Endeavor 3. Y Pp S C E 6 30 evening service 7 30 mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30 Ap vised Christianity society Wednesday 8 30 Teacher training Thursday evening Choir practice Thursday evening Miss Gert rude Earnest organist Victor S Goodrich pastor
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Junior Endeavor
Dedication Events At Local Church And Reservoir Plans
The church dedicates its organ with a 10 45 service headlined by Prof E. Parsons from Colorado college and a 6 30 Young People meeting with an organ recital set for 7 30. Dr F T Bayley of Denver preaches and members are received at a Lord's supper. Separately John Doane reports F B Voorhees of Denver filed a map and sworn statement for the Porter reservoir and ditch to irrigate about 2 500 acres, storing water from springs for three irrigation cycles each season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Colorado College
Young People's Meeting
Andrews
F. T. Bayley
Denver
John Doane
F. B. Voorhees
Porter
U. P. Railroad
Grover
Elderly Ladies Quilt Charity Tea at Baptist Church
Mesdames I. O. Glazier and J. A. Weaver hosted seventeen elderly ladies from the Baptist church last Saturday at Glazier's home. The two oldest were Mrs. A. C. Tinker, age 85, and Mrs. S. R. Morley, age 84. Guests averaged 70 years. They cut and bust blocks for a quilt to send to a missionary school, enjoyed hospitality, and were later served refreshments.
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Mesdames I. O. Glazier
J. A. Weaver
The
Baptist Church
A.C. Tinker
Greeley High to Feature J Lorenzo Zwickey Friday
The next lecture in the Greeley high school course for the piano fund will present J Lorenzo Zwickey, art lecturer, on Friday evening November 15. He promises an evening of rare entertainment with talk and illustrations and is described as an artist who draws the beautiful poetic and comic aspects of life.
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Greeley High School
Piano Fund
J. Lorenzo Zwickey
Bazaar by Sororis of Swedish Immanual Lutheran Church
The Sororis of the Swedish Immanual Lutheran Church invite the public to a bazar in the church parlor next Saturday evening November 9. Various fine articles will be disposed of and refreshments served. Join in for a few hours of socializing while supporting a worthy cause.
Death of Bartlett Woodward Near Kersey
Bartlett Woodward died at his home one mile west of Kersey after he mistakenly drank carbolic acid thinking it was medicine. He was 72, born in Indiana, and died within thirty minutes of ingestion.
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Bartlett Woodward
Kersey
Woodward
Indiana
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Windsor Will Yancey returned home from California last Friday. L. E B. Frazier was a business visitor to Fort Collins Wednesday. Mrs. William Schwalm went to Weaver Monday to spend the week. Miss Gumn from the east is visiting her cousin, J. E. Law, and wife. Geo. Teller spent several days in the capital city the first of the week. W. F. Horeing spent several days in Denver the latter part of the week. Mrs. H. V. McKee of Denver visited at the Powers ranch the past. Miss Etta Wallace visited her parents in Fort Lupton Saturday and Sunday. Miss Josie Cummings spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother in Greeley. Dr. L. E. Bartz arrived home Saturday from a visit to Missouri and Kansas. Mrs Bartz will arrive later. Mr. and Mrs J. J. Harrison moved to Denver last week but Mrs. Harrison expects to return each week to give music lessons to her class of pupils.
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Will Yancey
California
L. E B. Frazier
Fort Collins
William Schwalm
Weaver
Miss Gumn
J. E. Law
Geo. Teller
W. F. Horeing
Denver
H. V. McKee
Powers Ranch
J. J. Harrison
Revival Meetings Continue At Bap tist Church In Ault
The revival meetings at the Baptist church will continue through this week. Trenches for water pipes were started Tuesday. Milton Hutchinson married Annie Gruber on Wednesday Oct 29 by Rev C H Elliott. J W Tollefson funeral held at home with Rev Elliott officiating.
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The
Baptist Church
C. H. Elliott
Milton Hutchinson
Annie Gruber
Thomas Rowan
Greeley Hospital
C. Musser
Montecello
Congregational Church
J. W. Tollefson
Greeley
A. A. Hurley
Ault Advertiser
Jessie Miller
Charles Johnson
Local Social Notes From Lone Tree Area
Mrs. Tom Barnett of Greeley visits near Lone Tree for a few days. Mrs. M. Mosier of Lucerne spends Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Pennington. Miss Laura Clock of Greeley called on W. A. Miller last week. Mrs. Barbara Diehl, visiting the Christmans, returned to Clinton Missouri last Tuesday.
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Tom Barnett
Greeley
M. Mosier
Lucerne
Local Social Notes Highlight Lasalle Eugene Smith Assistant Pumper
Eugene Smith named assistant pumper for the U P Mrs A L Reeves, convalescent for two months. Miss Iva Dean, Ault primary teacher, visited Miss Grace Laughlin on Saturday. Mrs Bainbridge spent Saturday with sister Mrs Bright of Peckham. Miss Sadie Dill of Des Moines Iowa stopped over Monday during her return travel.
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Eugene Smith
U. P
A. L. Reeves
Iva Dean
Ault
Grace Laughlin
Mrs. Bainbridge
Mrs. Bright
Peckham
Sadie Dill
Des Moines
Local News From LaSalle Bits and Visits
Mrs. James Hayes rushed to Sterling Kansas to be with her ill father N Patton. A congregational meeting voted to have Rev Matthew supply Presbyterian preaching through September next. LaSalle Y hosted a Halloween party. Valeria Norris underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering well. Rev I A Blackwood and sister arrived from Pittsburg. he will be installed as pastor of Evans RP church.
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Denver
Nannie Dill
James Hayes
Sterling
Kan
N. Patton
Matthew
Presbyterian Church
LaSalle Y
McKim Beattie
Oracle
Valeria Norris
C B. Norris
I. A. Blackwood
Miss Roberts
LaSalle
Pittsburg
D. S. Eilis
Rev. Blackwood
R. P
Evans
Hazelton Social News and Local Moves Highlight Week
Mr and Mrs Lon Beetham visited Windsor relatives last Sunday. George Winegar and family of Greeley spent the Sabbath at J B Dickey's. Ross and Alden Listle are able to sit up after typhoid fever. A Halloween party was hosted by Mrs William Bartholomew with games and good cheer. E F Landrum and family moved to Loveland and will batch for a time. A Hazelton Literary Society social is planned for Saturday Nov 9 with supper and a collection. The Landrum brothers enjoyed a dance with music by Price O Farrell and Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Beetham
Windsor
George Winegar
Greeley
J. B. Dickey’s
Ross
Alden Listle
William Bartholomew
Hallowe'en
E. F. Landrum
Loveland
Bluford
Jerome
Batch
Hazelton Literary Society
Landrum
Price
O’ Farrel
Barber
Ducks Delight Mark County Hunters as Potatoes Dig In
Mr Moerbley reports four fine potatoes while local duck hunters enjoy a merry time in the area. Greeley visitors stop by Friday as Mrs Rudd and daughter Mrs Craven visit. Mrs Martha Boal improves after illness Saturday. Miss Ruth Davis visits with her sister Mrs Hines of Gilcrest. Ernest Moerhley visits sister and family Mrs Sam Samson Sunday afternoon. Mrs George Mackey of Greeley visits her father Mr Winslow Saturday. Mrs Wright of Greeley visits with daughter Mrs Edwin Davis Jr. Saturday. Mr and Mrs Yonker and daughter of Eaton visit John Miller and family Sunday. Miss Lizzie Wiggette, staying with Dr Horton of Evans, returns home Sunday.
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Moerbley
Rudd
Craven
Greeley
Martha Boal
Ernest Moerhley
Sam Samson
George Mackey
Mr. Winslow
Wright
Edwin Davis, Jr
Yonker
Eaton
John Miller
Lizzie Wiggette
Horton
O F Evans
Dressed for the Occasion Tailoring Ad in Town
A local tailoring house promotes its expertise from both American and European schools. It invites customers to try a suit and compare offerings, promising improved appearance and satisfying prices. Ready made suits list at 10, 12.50, and 15 dollars. made to measure from Chicago at 15, 20, and 25 dollars. in-house tailor department from 30, 35, and 40 dollars.
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Europe
Chicago
Orth
A. m
Enews
Ag Gus
Greeley
Cerne Tees Weeb
Ates
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Parkhurst
Fuller
Insurance Bulletins
el Paso
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Nazarene
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Bazar
Etta Wallace
Fort Lupton
Josie Cummings
L. E. Bartz
Missouri
Kansas
Mrs Bartz
Laura Clock of
W. A. Miller’s
Barbara Diehl
Christman
Clinton, Mo
Hazelton
Bic Bend
Ruth Davis
Mrs. Hines
Gilcrest
Fe Soccar
Ullbrandt & Johanson
Home Electric Light & Power Co
Great Western End
Frank L. Blunt
Seventh Street
Greeley, Colorado
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Colorado & Southern
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