Local notes from Fairview and surrounding towns
A busy roundup covers visitors and residents in the Fairview area including Cowen of Denver Himmingsen Mount Zion Ballenger and Ballenger farm moves Sadie Knowlton and Snow among Platteville teachers, bazaar planned by Ladies Aid and talk of an electric railroad project. The piece notes sales, real estate listings, new housing and growing commerce plus church and fraternal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Cowen
Denver
Mr. Himmingsen
Mount Zion
Frank Ballenzer
Clyde Jackson
Platteville
Fairview
Miss Stack
Miss Lynch
D. B. Ballenger
Golden
Mrs. Strong
W. O. Campbell
Mr. Freeland
Fort Lupton
S. Voughty
Mr. Perkins
Frank Ballenger
Ed Seaman
Longmont
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fort Lupton News Briefs and Local Notes
K. Smith remains confined to his bed with kidney trouble. Vandermark from Montclair drove cattle from Hox Elder to Day ranch on the St. Vrain. A portion of St. John & Youngbeck threshing outfit burned west of Platteville. Fort Lupton High beat Platteville 19 to 9 in baseball at Platteville Saturday. Epworth League to lecture Friday November 27 at M B Church. Dr. Carnine speaks. Col F A Meredith pursues electric railway interests with town board between Denver and Greeley. W H Davis narrowly escaped death when a train hit nearby. a horse was killed. Continental Oil plans an oil tank north of the canning factory to serve Fort Lupton Brigh ton and Platteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Smith
HW. S. Vandermark
Montclair
Hox Elder
St. Vrain
St. John & Youngbeck
Platteville
Fort Lupton
Epworth League
M. RB. Church
Carnine
F. A. Meredith
Denver
Greeley
W. H. Davis
Continental Oil Company
Brighton and Platteville
Local Real Estate Movements In Town
Ault J D Cochran sold his place to C Allison and plans to buy two lots from Richard Shannon opposite Todd's place. Beets are being rushed to harvest before Thanksgiving as farmers face scarce houses to rent. James Foreman northwest of town is reportedly selling his farm and the Ladies Aid society meets Thursday with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Foreman
Cochran
Richard Shannon
Mr. Todd
Ladies’ Aid Society
Local social notes and moving updates
Miss Anna Orr dined with Miss Noble Sunday. Mrs. August Rosenow has been under the doctor's care for several days. Andy Cross of Lander Wyoming is feeding 4000 sheep on the Thornton place. F M Waggener and family moved this week to Berthoud. Mrs. Albert McMillan and baby daughter of Greeley are visiting Mrs. Purvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Rosenow
Andy Cross
Lander, Wyo
Thornton Place
Albert McMillan
Greeley
Purvis
A. D. Wright
Jackson
LaGrange
Wilmunder
Henry Thompson
Sacramento
Calif
Eaton Notes Social Life and Diphtheria Death
Eaton community reports visits from Greeley and Denver residents and social events at local churches and schools. A young man Ernest Zinn, 23, died of diphtheria at Eaton, with four Weber children also ill, burial held in Eaton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Zinn
James Weber
Windsor
Eaton
Wever
Eaton Cemetery
Weber
Berthoud News Briefs Include Socials and Real Estate
Johnstow n Frank Key visited Berthoud while Arch Snider returned to Nebraska. Misses Davis and Fairbairn stayed over from Berthoud. A. R. Morrison’s moved into a new house. Seven thousand sheep were shipped Tuesday to be fed on the Thornton ranch. A hard times social in the hall drew a good crowd. Real estate activity remains strong with high demand for lots. James Davis left for Berthoud suffering a sore hand. The Ladies' Circle W O W shifted meetings to the second and fourth Thursdays. Mr and Mrs Tucker visit Denver. Mrs Temple assists in the hotel management. Newman Lumber of Loveland called on Bishop Moore. H J Parish and Morley Fairbairn with sixteen others joined the Hoo Ho Black Cat at Greeley. J J Becker sold three lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Snider
Nebraska
Davis
Fairbairn of Berthoud
A. R. Morrison
James Davis
Berthoud
Ladies’ Circle
Tucker
Denver
Temple
Mr. Newman
Newman Lumber Company of
Loveland
Bishop Moore
Local Notes From SiG Bend and Nearby
Saturday reports include John Laughlin in the vicinity, Mr. Johnson threshing for Mr. Wiggett, and Miss Rose Willie of Evans visiting church. Raymond Pritchard from Maitland is home visiting parents. prayer meeting at Mason home. Paul Myers finishing beet hauling and to ride to Dakota. Farmers filling lakes for winter stock. Trimbal Hubbard from Greeley sugar factory seen at J E Davis’. surprise party at Flowers home for Mrs Flowers 48th birthday. 23 guests, fine dinner, and merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Laughlin
Johnson
Wiggett
Rose Willie
Evans
Raymond Pritchard
Maitland
Colo
Paul Myers
Dakota
Trimbal Hubbard
Greeley
J. E. Davis
Mrs. Flowers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Rhallenger
Reserve Fund Lodge
P. M. Mead
Messrs. Speer and
Marvey
Creeley
M. G. Mead
S. N Serr
Miss Knowlton
Padget
Rev. Walsenburg
Fraternal Brotherhood
Sylvan Schroll
Mr. Schroll
A. G. Alkire
Mr. Selby
Hayden
Neal Bartholomew
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Anderson
Ault
W. J. Henderson
Dr. Holden
W. H. Murray
Mr. Murray
Fort
Lupton
J. D. Cochran
C. Allison
Elwell
Anna Orr
F. M. Waggener
Charles Jones
B. D. Sanborn
Town
Charles D. Todd
Henry Luther
J. ©. Phillips
T. A. Duke
Frank Koenig
Mesdames
G. Steele
J. H. McCall
J.C. Jewel
Fort Morgan
G. A. Montgomery
J. L. Kendel
F. N. Thomas
A. W. Ward
John McArtney
Levi Mead
Schwam
George Held
Gus Carlson
Virgil Davis
Pueblo
W. C. Jones
Dilley Chapel
Maud Clark
Virgie Berkeley
Ross Kee
S. J. Will
Mesdames A. J. Eaton
E. W. Goodan
S. C. Dickinson
James Wolfe
E. G. Steele
M. E. Church
C. E. Society
Baptist
Charles Gavin
Messrs
Con. Stockfleth
Fr. L. Weller
J. W. Smillie
Colorado
Greeley, Colorado
Oxford
Mater
Greeley, Colo
Johnstown
Frank Key
Thornton
H. J. Parish
Morley Fairbairn
J. J. Becker
the People’s Lumber Co
9Th St
Sig Bend
Mrs. Mason
VIA
Southern
Texas
T. E. Fisher
P. S
Colorado Springs
T. Elf
Alfred Benjamin
Makers
New York
Benjamin
E. S. Carrithers
Creeley, Colo
Greeley Steam Laundry
Union Bank
B. D. Harper
Bak Go King
Itl
D. Harper
R. Thayer
W.A. Farr
B. F
JK Thompelve
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