Evans Letter and Local Socials Impress Timnath and Canon City
A series of brief items from Evans note visitors including Lonergan in Denver and Partridge in Timnath, with social events at Canon City and Grand Junction. Local mishap reports mention Ralph White’s runaway wagon and a broken hip and wrist for George Herriott after a Dacona incident. Community members travel to Greenfield Mo and Idaho Springs for visits and health treatments, plus a basket supper fundraiser for school books and a strong library program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
P. Hubbard
L. J. Barber
Greenfield
Ww. J. Craig
Ralph White
White Coaline
Redmen
George Herriott
Herriott
Dacona
Lonfrean
Whitehall notices and community events reflect fall activities
ELWELL. The Whitehall schoolchildren are busy preparing an entertainment under Mrs Fitch and Miss Maud Jones. Jacob Elwell died of an appendicitis operation at Love and hospital. Farmers fear spring work delays as ground remains frozen. Friday a Christian Endeavor weight social with program games and lunch. Mrs Partridge leads. The Kibby sisters hosted a farewell party for Mrs Worden. The pastor’s reception occurred Friday with a short program and refreshments. The Dilly chapel pastor plans a Thanksgiving program on the 26th with music and children’s recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall
Fitch
Maud Jones
Jacob Elwell
Elwell
Eneavor
Dilly Chapel
Delta Notes and Local Visits Amid Winter Preparations
Roy Robb is on the sick list this week. Mr McConnel brought in a flock of sheep to feed through the winter. Mr and Mrs Claude Clarkson visited Mrs J S Archibald. Un day John Shearer was visiting his prothr J W Shearer last week. One of Mr J S Archibalds cows died last week from overeating potatoes. Miss Agnes Robb and brother were mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Robb
Mr. McConnel
Claude Clarkson Peers
J. S. Archibald
John Shearer
J. W. Shearer
Agnes Robb
Visitors and residents notable in Windsor community
Windsor and nearby residents are seen in a flurry of visits and travels. M H Laybourn, a Greeley visitor, Emmet Fuller in Denver, W W Kennedy returning from Ohio, Edna Barber visiting family in Windsor, Mabel Sparling in town, and others share weekends and weeklong trips. Typhoid cases Reba Amos and Lindsay recovering slowly. J W Wich and wife visited McCulloughs. Clerical and school updates note two new teachers expected to fill resignations in the second and sixth grades. Reverend Ragatz's cartoon lecture drew a large audience under St Paul MEB Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Laybourn
Greeley
Emmet Fuller
Denver
W. W. Kennedy
Ohio
Edna Barber
Mabel Sparling
Fort Collins
Windsor
Reba Amos
Lindsay
J. W. Wich
Wellington
McCullough
H. C. Branch
Roy Ray
J. S. Ray
Ragatz
M. EB. Brotherhood of St. Paul
Frank Lowry
Gladys
Ault
Fred Lowry
Ward Laybourn
Sterling
Hazel McNeil
Winifred Rugh
C. H. McNeil
Kersey Community Notes in Greeley Visit and Local Elections
Mrs. A R Symmonds spent Thursday in Greeley. Mrs J B Killin and son, Frank Loustaliet did jury duty in Greeley last week. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Cooper on Tuesday November 10. George L Selby family left for Elliott Iowa. H P Hill helped canvass votes in the late election. Mrs E E Chipps and Ivy of Greeley were guests at the Foster home over Lunady. Dr R A Carnine held quarterly conference. E P Shaffner moved to a new office on Second street. The Enterprise grows with ample room. James Loustalet went to Wyoming and back to Greeley. Sickness common among children this week. Names on sick list include Norvell Coles, Margaret Lane and Nettie Moore Jones. Kersey voted to incorporate at last Tuesday’s election with 89 ballots cast. 63 for and 26 against. John Imerston visited Greeley Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Symmonds
Greeley
J. B. Killin and Son
Frank Loustaliet
Jack Cooper
George L. Selby
Elliott
H. P. Hill
E. E. Chipps
Ivy
Lunady
R. A. Carnine
E. P. Shaffner
Second Street
James Loustalet
Wyoming
Norvell Coles
Margaret Lane
Nettie Moore Jones
Kersey
John Imerston
Various Local Residents Report Illness and Travel
Clara Carpenter and Elmer Lycan are listed as ill while Mrs S F Hunt and son Harry visit Denver. Postmaster S Salomon trips to Denver. Dwight Jackson plans Des Moines school. Arch Jolly takes Platteville bakery job. M W Long moves into former furniture store building. Belgium horse owned by A Andrew in Belgium stock circle. farmers plan to form a company to buy it for Denver stock show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Carpenter
David Hodgson
Denver
Elmer Lycan
A. I. Lycan
W. B. Dobson
Miss King of Denver
Henry Bridgeford
S. Salomon
Tom Hammitt
Erie
S. F. Hunt
Harry
Louis Harmon
Golden
Arch Jolly
Moffet Hotel
Platteville Bakery
Willis Ver Bryck
Platte Valley
M. W. Long
Dwight Jackson
Des Moines
A. Aikenkeil
Warren Hammitt
Hattie Gwyn
George Logan
A. Andrew
Belgium
Highland Lake News Briefs Include Travel and Local Events
George Evans departed Highland Lake last week for New Mexico after herding sheep. Mr and Mrs C V Holmes of Mead visited Sunday with Mrs Holmes parents at Maple Park ranch. Some farmers will lose a small portion of their potato crop due to an early hard freeze. The Literary society met Friday evening at the Mead school house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Evans
New Mexico
Literary Society
Mead School House
Local Social and Business Notes from La Salle
Dr. Warren visited Denver recently while a new school building nears completion. Miss Jennie Ellis stayed with Mrs. R. T. Mathews one evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jas E. Dunn visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore last Friday. Mrs. Horace P. Brunelle and Miss Lena Bailey hosted a school children’s party Friday evening. Fr Young of Emp son Packings was in La Salle Monday reviewing crate accounts with tomato farmers as local business expects growth next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ellis
R. T. Mathews
Jas. E. Dunn
Will Moore
Horace P. Brunelle
Lena Bailey
Fr. Young
Empson Packings Company
la Salle
LaSalle
Beebe Deaw Roeck Returns and Local Road Work Underway
Will Roeck returned the first of the week from Torrington. Godfrey's road outfit is doing fine repair work on the roads here. John Todd was kicked by a colt recently, breaking his arm in several places. Mr. and Mrs. Bedlien and children have returned from the mountains, none the worse for having been stowed there for two to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Roeck
Torrington
Wypert Godfrey
John Todd
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Ine Lonergan
Acti
Greeley Hospital
Partridge
Timnath
Craig
Canon City
W. J. Craig
Lois Berry
Frank Dunbar
Pottsville
Evans
Roy
Leta Cary
Ralph Austin
Mrs. Austin
J. Robb
J. Waite
Idaho Springs
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Vanderhose
Big Dress Goods Sale
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Platteville
Highland Lake
Dr. Warren
Beebe Deaw
Alt. Cole
Cole
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