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12 Nov 1903
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Greeley Tribune in Greeley, Colorado
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1903
Page
2
Eaton Chronicle of Social Events and Local Happenings
Eaton reports busy social season with teas and dances as the Rowe school hosts a basket social and $78 is raised. Notables include Mrs. Dunstan and Mrs. Kelly, Irene Foley’s eye gash, Dr Hilleary sewing the wound, and Dr Hartman visiting from Kansas City. Town plans a bowling alley opening and town lots sales near the school.
Cabbage loads at forty cents a hundred and local notes from Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton reports daily loads of cabbage at forty cents per hundred. Local residents. Mr Walker from Denver area. visits by T A Lewis Bruce and Carl Bruce. Phoebe Brown and teachers at Greeley convention. surprise party at Decker home. carriers exam. Cheeley sells ranch to Spurgeon. jurors summoned. James Cowell dies in Denver. new phones contracted. coal mine line to be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walker
Menver
T. A. Lewis
Mr. Bruce
Platteville
Lupton
Carl Bruce
Williams
Decker
W. Bd. Reynolds
Carter Moore
H. M@rink
Arthur Marks
Fred Feix
A. C. Cheeley
W. J. Spurge
Montana
W. S. Decker
James Knapp
C. Reynolds
Ear District Court
Greeley
James Cowell
A. M. Ladd
Denver
Rogers’ Undertaking
Local Folks Vacation Visits and Home Improvements
Eaton EF W Goodan stayed in Denver several days last week. Ben Middleton visited relatives in Greeley on Sunday. I H Daily drove to Windsor on Sunday. J H Armitage enlarges his blacksmith shop. G N Yeagy and E K Packard were in county seats Monday. Alta Goodan of Denver spent weekend with Eaton relatives. Mrs W J Farr and sons visited Greeley with Charles Farr’s family. BEH Spots of Omaha neb visited G N Yeagy’s. Mrs A J Eaton hosted Alta Goodan Irene Daily and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Thompson
Texie Wood
Windsor School
Eaton
Mesdames F. G. Reeman
Conrad Stockfleth
Marie Rempen
Greeley
EF. W. Goodan
Denver
Ben Middleton
I. H. Daily
Windsor
J. H. Armitage
G. N. Yeagy
E. K. Packard
W. J. Farr and Sons
Charles Farr
BE. EH
Omata
Neb
G. N., Yeagy
A. J. Eaton
Alta Goodan
Irene
Ault News Roundup Reports Local Births Talks Growth
Mr Wilson recovering from typhoid. A daughter born October 30 to Mr and Mrs R F Ashley. Ault residents discuss incorporation while projects progress. New church plastered and painters at work. Homes and lots sold or traded including Oscar Curtis and John Hayden parcels. Ault street plan eyed but right of way issues remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
R. F. Ashley
John Dyer
Windsor
Jack Smirlie
Ervin J. Miller
Robert Padget
B. Myers
Little Lewis
Garrett Ginther
Ault
Oscar Curtis
J. H. Brown
Oscar
John Hayden
J. P. Fry
Lucerne
Arthur Clark
George Kesner
M . Todd
Local Notices and Births In Town
Wyatt G R Williams remains ill. Mabel Palin suffers rheumatism. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Werner on Friday October 30. Mr and Mrs Acre plan to move into Hoggates former home. Sherman Brown was in the district Monday of last week. Ross Dicks, formerly of here, works for Mr Oliver and rents a farm near Greeley for a year. Mrs Shoemaker and daughter Mrs Tom McWilliams visited Mrs G R Williams Tuesday of last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Palin
Werner
Acre
Hoggate
Sherman Brown
Ross Dicks
Oliver
Greeley
Shoemaker
Tom McWilliams
G. R. Williams
Williams
Hillsboro Community Notes: Local Farming and Visits
Mrs. Loveland remains on the sick list while Mrs. Will Gress becomes Hillsboro postmistress. Residents plan visits east this month and November 3 gathering of the Ladies Aid. Farms change hands as Will Lewis, Tom Jones rent Jones' place. John McCreery sells his farm for 7000 dollars and plans to move to Julesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gress
Hillsboro
Blake
Ladies’ Aid Society
Loveland
Will Lewis
Tom Jones
Mr. Jones
John McCreery
Mr. Brewer
Mr. Miner
Greeley
Dave Jones
George Gray
John Brewer
Highlandlake News Roundup and Local Visits
True loaded potatoes at the switch this week. William G. Gateley was a Mount Zion caller Sunday. Lizzie Daley of Longmont is Clara Bodkin's guest this week. Mrs. W. P. Mulligan of Mount Zion was a caller here Tuesday. KE. H. Koott returned from his New Mexico trip Friday evening. Co. P. Howard of Longmont was transacting business here Saturday. U. C. Kerr is having a neat cottage built on his place east of the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Gateley
Mount Zion
Lizzie Daley
Longmont
Clara Bodkin
W. P. Mulligan
KE. H. Koott
Local notes on crops, builders, and depot progress
The report covers Oviatt and Marlowe building Kerr's house, residents visiting Mount Zion Roads, and Mrs. Markham visiting Berthoud with Mrs. Mudd. Farmers face scarce labor while fall wheat and potatoes proceed. a new depot is near completion with Stewart Thornton as agent. Drug store stock should be ready by November 20, and a potential Denver & Great Western railroad track along Thompson river is discussed with sugar beet contracts boosting extension prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Niebergall
Denver
Denver & Great Western Railroad
Thompson River
Johnstown
Sugar Company
E. O. Smith
Loveland Company
Goldfield
Telluride
Trinidad
Fort Collins Visit Notes and Local Socials
John Dale Lacrance has been visiting in Fort Collins for some time. Maynard Hemingway now making his home at West LaGrange. Mrs. Charles Ramsay called on Mrs. Charles Neff last week. Mrs. Lynn and children spend two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. DeVotie in Greeley. Mr. and Mrs. Carter and daughters spent Sunday at C. H. Ford's. Mrs. W. P. Hogarty and son returned from Council Bluffs after a month there. Captain and Mrs. C. D. Neff and grandson drove from Fort Collins, visiting daughters Mrs. Lauridsen and Mrs. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hartman
Kansas City
Ault
Todd
Cheyenne
Wilson
C. A. Wilson
John Dale
Fort Collins
Maynard Hemingway
W. LaGrange’s
Charles Ramsay
Charles Neff
Lynn
DeVotie
Greeley
Carter
Pleasant Valley
C. H. Ford
Johnstown residents report moves and new enterprises
Adolph Anderson plans to leave for Sweden soon while Nellie Moore recovers from typhoid. Al M Tucker did business in Koulder last Friday. Mrs Ole Erickson visits Kansas relatives. Jack Sauter will build a new house on land bought from Johnstown Land Co. Fairbairn Parish contracted to build for Thomas Fairbairn north of town. No school Friday due to holiday observance. Deputy Abank assists MVA initiation. Claycomb opens a LaSalle originated meat market. first customer James McDowell. Anderson expands barber shop with two chairs. Huffsmith buys lot from Becker for a new restaurant. Dr Sandring of Berthoud secures lot from Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Anderson
Sweden
Nellie Moore
al. M. Tucker
Koulder
Jack Sauter
Johnstown Land Company
Fairbairn & Parish
Thomas Fairbairn
Abank
Claycomb
LaSalle
James McDowell
Anderson
Huffsmith
J. J. Becker
Dr. Sandring
Berthoud
Mr. Parish
Crow Creek social notes and visits
Crow Creek reports Mr. Nelson and family visiting at Ault over the weekend. Mrs. Wambaugh of Greeley visits daughter Mrs. DeRush. Mrs. Parker and children from St. Vrain visit sister Mrs. H Brisco. Charles Franklin and family visit Eaton. Mesdames Stockton Nelson and McClain visit Mrs. Woods. Mr. Bates returns from Denver. C E society social at S I L W schoolhouse succeeded. Mr. and Mrs. Scheetz depart for Nebraska by wagon in five days if weather stays good. Mrs. Houston hosts Union Aid ladies with luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nelson
Ault
C. E. Society
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Imer Clarkson
Reed
Linny
George Green
Nebraska
John Arms
Canada
Shearer
Will Roy
Joe Hall
Charles Acklin
Oda Zinn
Lydia Hall
Greeely
N. W. Bellrose
Woodman Hall
Brown
Woman’s Club
Ottman
Clark
Stockton
Mary 0. Bradford
M. E. Church
Bradford
Fort
Phoebe Brown
Prof. Burns S
Miss Kelsey
Teachers’ County
Thomas Roulin
Wil
Gunther
Wyatt
Julesburg
Ernest Heflebower
B. Heflebower
A. E. Chase
Co. H. Ramsay
Greeley, Colo
J. G. Reynolds
Mgr
Vt Evr
Pauv
R. H. Oviatt
F. W. Marlowe
Mabel Perkins
Mare Patterson
Mrs. Old
Lacrance
Ole Erickson
Kansas
Crow Creek
Miss Boyd
E. W. Langtry
Bell
East Side
Kester Ranch
M. L. Drake
Sam Wylie
Firecley Steam Laundry
Free
Paul Netzel
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