Community notes from Kersey and nearby towns
Local residents report Kersey homes receiving updates as Kersey Simonsen nears kitchen completion and Mr Prater paints Mrs Arnold's house. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Harrington. Truehart moves into McDowell vacancy. Coal strike impacts supply. Hood family visits Greeley. Mrs Moore and Miss Van Cleave travel there. Loustelet school hosts a box supper supervised by Miss Johnson. Kingsbury ill with appendicitis. Dr Lonergan called. Local painter left town without notice. Mrs Sargent and Mrs Clemens sail for Ireland to visit family. Clemens plans year away. Truehart now runs Kersey Cash store with dry goods and groceries. Ladies' Aid sews with Mrs Clemens. Depot fencing dispute sparks town talk over right of way. Mrs McMurray claims no record. Miss Frink learns flinch in Lupton. Art Lewis returns to work as Pullman conductor. Dundas store broken into. small change stolen. Rebekahs host initiation and refreshments. Robidoux return from spud fields. Emmet assists. Flinch club hosts at J M Kuteh home. Packer and Miss Morgan win honors. Lupton boys visit Platteville for ball. later reception at James Stanton Sr home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loustelet
Miss Johnson
Will Kingsbury
Hardin
Dr. Lonergan
Daisy Frink
Lupton
Flinch
Art Lewis
Denver
W. J. Dundas
Rebekahs
J. M. Kuteh
Carrie Drake
E. G. Robidoux
Emmet
Home Boys
James Stanton, Sr
Local Social Roundup From La Salle Area
La Salle residents are seen at multiple gatherings with visits from Eva Wylie of Evans and Mrs. H A Edie hosting a birthday party. Rev Reed from Denver filled in at the First Presbyterian church service. Visiting couples include Mr. and Mrs Samuel Brown of Roswell who headed to San Diego for the winter. The Young People’s Christian Endeavor plans a November 20 social at the Bentley home with a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Cen Arel
L.ogilvy
Samuel Brown
Roswell
New Mex
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
John Bentley
Local News From Platteville and Nearby Towns
Platteville reports J Weidmire quite ill and Eva Dunewig remains ill Mrs L Snide also ill. A T Lucan traveled to Denver last Wednesday W J Dundas visited Denver on business Mrs Dave Snider staying in Denver this week Charles Morgan made a Denver trip Sunday Prof Packer drove to Lupton for pleasure Coal mine southeast of town thriving County Superintendent Snook visited local schools last Friday Mr and Mrs Charles Bradford of Lyons visiting G W Hammitt Ada Snow of Ault visited Sara Knowlton Saturday and Sunday The Waite and Smith sisters of Lupton school had supper at F M Gwyn’s Saturday Mrs Chapman and Mr Peterson of Denver visiting J M Kutch’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Faris
Peckham
LaSalle
H. A. Edie
Edie
Charles Smith
Rev. Reed
Denver
Presbyteria
A. T. Lucan
W. J. Dundas
Dave Snider
Charles Morgan
Prof. Packer
Lupton
Snook
Ada Snow
Ault
Sara Knowlton
Waite and Smith
Lupton School
F. M. Gwyn’s
Mrs. Chapman
Mr. Peterson
J. M. Kutch’s
Delta News Roundup From The Delta
Little Paul Clarkson is quite sick. Claude Clarkson returns from Missouri. Mr Washburn sells property east of the cemetery. Mr Gross expects to feed five hundred sheep this winter. Mr Garrison and family plan a move to Fort Collins this week. Elmer Clarkson improves from typhoid fever. Road crews under Frank Smyzer have worked here this past week. Farmers feel the coal famine pinch. Beets hauled are many yet some farmers continue beer production. Mr Craig sends 73 weeks library list with box social funds to Mrs Foley. public access to read. Visit during school hours so Mr Craig can check items out to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Clarkson
Claude Clarkson
Missouri
Washburn
Gross
Windsor Church Services and Local Updates
Windsor notes report a Fort Collins visit by Rev C A Brooks, Bowmans waterworks completed, Mrs Plummer from Denver, Mrs Chipman visiting in Greeley, the Alamo hotel to become a rooming house, Osterhout shopping in Greeley, M E church quarterly conference by Presiding Elder Phifer, Thanksgiving union service with sermon by Rev S Ek White, local farmers hurt by cold, Lee Fretwell arrested for liquor sale, Vernon Zinn dies of diphtheria in Eaton and is buried in Windsor, Laura Weller and Blanche visit Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Brooks
Fort Collins
Bowman
Phifer
M. E. Church
M. E
S. Ek. White
Lee Fretwell
Greeley
Marshal Camp
Vernon Zinn
Sarah Zinn
Eaton
Windsor
Laura Weller
Blanche
Local Notes on Collins District Residents and Nearby Trips
Collins District Thomas Carter was in Columbine Sunday. Kirby and Craine finished digging their beets. Flossie Cozad visited Josephine Gillmore one day last week. Mrs. R. P. Fowler shopped in Eaton one day last week. Violet and Pansy Pence of Ault visited Carmen Cozad Saturday. Jimmie Simpson went to Fort Collins last week for lumber for a barn. J. E. Glover and Charles Dunton reportedly sold their homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby & Craine
Flossie Cozad
Josephine Gillmore
R. P. Fowler
Eaton
Violet
Pansy Pence
Ault
Carmen Cozad
Jimmie Simpson
Fort Collins
Services Planned at Schoolhouse by Rev Blowers
Eaton resident A J Eaton measured and sold hay in the area last week. The Ladies' Aid met at Mr. and Mrs Nelsons. A meeting at F Hedenskog's on Nov 10 voted $2 000 bonds for a new school house on J H Fowlers land in district 62. Mrs Fowler to visit California soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blowers of
Eaton
David Wood
Ernest Curtis
R. G. Craine
A.J. Eaton
Ladies’ Aid Society
P. Nelson
F. Hedenskog's
J. H. Fowler
R. P. Fowler
Evans and area residents move and visit in winter
A long list of local moves and visits in Evans, Greeley, and nearby towns. Joe Parkhill and family relocate to Denver for winter. Mrs. Cahill hands Perkins hotel to Paul Netzel of Greeley. Other notes include tenants moving into Ramsdale's house on Greeley road, singers and workers traveling between Denver and Longmont, and coal mining plans near Austin. Captain James M. Imbrie dies in Wellsville, Ohio, a former Evans resident with links to local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parkhill
Denver
Mrs. Cahill
Perkins Hotel
Paul Netzel
Greeley
Samuel Andrews
Evans
Coa
Austin
Mead
James M. Imbrie
Wellsville
Ohio
Imbrie
P. HI. Herriott
W. J. McMillan
Colorado Springs
Blacksmith shop plans by Chris Sorenson in LaSalle
Chris Sorenson of LaSalle plans to build a new blacksmith shop. Mrs. John Todd visits friends at Kersey. Farmers finish topping heels while some haul. Robert Henderson, George Henderson, John Larson, and Frank Larson met Walter Hansen last week. Mr. Claycomb recently bought turkeys for Thanksgiving and now runs a butcher shop at Julinstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Sorenson
LaSalle
John Todd
Kersey
Robert
George Henderson
John
Frank Larson
Walter Hansen
Mr. Claycomb
Julinstown
Columbine Social Notes And Family Visits
Little Bernice King is sick. Mary Twigs visits sister Mrs Rowe Collins. E G Darner and wife dined with Sherman King. Mrs Jane Palmer of Cripple Creek visiting relatives in Columbine. Mr and Mrs Lewis Mills and Clarence Mills and a lady were in Windsor. George Garrett and family came from Fort Collins. The Misses Landers hosted eight Columbine young ladies in honor of Miss Pearle's eighteenth birthday with taffy pulling and playful treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Twigs
Rowe Collins
E. G. Darner
Sherman King
Jane Palmer
Cripple Creek
Columbine
Lewis Mills
Clarence Mills
Windsor
George Garrett
Fort Collins
Misses Landers
Miss Pearle
Hillsboro Notes on Local People and Post Office Change
George Gray visited business in Greeley Saturday. Ernest Heflebower lists his farm for sale at 2000 dollars. Mrs. Mossman recovered from a week of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gress moved to Windsor for sugar plant work. Mrs. Jack Sauter arrived from Missouri after a month visit. The Hillsboro post office closed Saturday November 14 and rural delivery started. Jim Coykendall will continue mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
Greeley
Ernest Heflebower
Mossman
Will Gress
Windsor
Gress
Jack Sauter
Hillsboro
Missouri
Jim Coykendall
Local Notes Bring Fort Collins Visitors and Weekend Business
CIPSON Rugh conducted business in the neighborhood Saturday. Velorus Webster arrived from Fort Collins to visit family. Harry G. Smith, recently from Philadelphia, plans to feed sheep for Will Farr this winter. Miss Norah Goodwin of Ureely visited Anna Swan last week. Porter of Armours appeared on business early in the week. The S and S train struck a heifer belonging to S H Swan on Sunday, killing it. Mrs James Graham suffered a painful accident while driving. a broken buggy shaft frightened the horse, yielding a fall and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugh
Velorus Webster
Fort Collins
Harry G. Smith
Philadelphia
Will Farr
Norah Goodwin
Ureeley
Anna Swan
Porter
Armours
S. H. Swan
James Graham
Beebe Draw Abbreviation News Briefs Notice
Birth announces a son for Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer on the 13th. Riley Anderson and father left for Indiana after visiting. School in the German settlement delayed by Miss Smith’s illness. Johnston’s threshing machine operated last Friday, threshing about 25 000 bushels for Keebe Draw farmers. Prayer meeting drew a good crowd last Thursday. next meeting at the schoolhouse with Miss Day leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Meyer
Riley Anderson
Indiana
Miss Smith
Johnston
Keebe
Weddin gs of Local Residents Highlight Weekend in Eaton
Halbert E. Stone of Eaton and Miss Bertha E. Cozzens of Lucerne wed by Rev. R. J. Hunter. Bride, a State Normal School senior and daughter of J. B. Cozzens, popular in Eaton and Greeley. Groom, chief printer at Eaton Herald and editor of Ault Record, plans to live in Eaton. Also married at noon, Lloyd Ayers and Mamie Stites at Mrs. Stites’ home with about fifty relatives present. Ayers to spend honeymoon in Hebron and then live in Cheyenne, Wyoming, where he will work in wholesale groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halbert E. Stone
Eaton
Bertha E. Cozzens
Lucere
R. J. Hunter
State Normal School
J. B. Cozzens
Lucerne
Greeley
Eaton Herald
Ault Record
Lloyd Ayers
Mamie
E. A. Stites
Fourteenth Avenue
Dr. Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Park Dry Woods
Hebron
Neb
B. H. McClenahan
Ayers
Cheyenne
Wyo
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Pisses K. Stockover
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Carrithers
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A. E. Weaver
Phoenix Bakery
Main-st
Er“ Co. Smith
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Greeley, Cow
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Bank of Loveland
Larimer County Bank
Thos. Devenport
Weld County
Exchange Hotel
Cameron’s ‘Rush’ Sale
Alaska
J. M. Cameron
Spot Cash Store
Eighth Ave
P. O
Simonsen
Mr. Prater
Mrs. Arnold
Harrington
Truehart
McMurray
Mrs. Kutch
J. E. Snook
A. Edie
Eva Wylie of
Edith Hills
Robert Orr of
H. F. Sherman
Miss Jessie
Platteville
J. Weidmire
Miss Eva Dunewig
Mrs. Charles Bradford of
Lyons
G. W. Hammitt
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Greeley Road
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Mr. Maller
Central City
Robert Jones
Ralph White
Beebe Draw
Rose Willie
Malonee
Bell Telephone Company
Parker
Longmont
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Boulder
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