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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1906

Page

3

All Over Weld Renter Moves into Geo N Haynes Farm

Walter Fry has rented the Geo N Haynes farm and will move this week. Geo N Haynes and family left Monday for the Pacific coast for the health of the family. Miss Ethel McLeod, taught Pierce school, died Saturday morning, November 17, after tuberculosis. Mesdames Rowe and Lewis were called to Denor for her illness.

Walter Fry Geo. N. Haynes Pacific Coast Mesdames J. H. Rowe Lewis Denor Ethel McLeod

Local notes on farms and arrivals in Nunn and nearby

Mrs McFadden had a well drilled on her place. Mr Blystone of Wellington visited Nunn to place orders for pumps. J A Burch and family moved to Hygiene to manage his father’s farm. Barnard Joyce’s new store and post office buildings near completion. Farmers spent time grading a crossing and loading beet load area. Mr and Mrs J E Morrison from Hartford Conn visited Greeley after two years, final proofs on their desert claim east of town.

J. E. Morrison Hartford, Conn Here Greeley

Local NOTES: births marriages visits and farming plans

Crow Creek Virgil Stockton visits his sister Mrs. McLean. A son born to Mr and Mrs T J Jackson on November 13. Mrs G M Gigray of Grover visits sister Mrs Howard Briscoe last week. William Williams passes through to plan farming at Masters next year. James Ogilvie and Miss Daisy Law wed November 14 near Windsor at the bride’s parents home. The groom is foreman at the S L W ranch. The bride taught two terms at the S L W schoolhouse. The couple will live on the lower part of the S L W ranch.

Virgil Stockton McLean T. J. Jackson G. M. Gigray of Grover Howard Briscoe William Williams Masters James Oglivie Daisy Law Windsor S. L. W. Ranch Oglivie

Delta community notes and social events

Mrs Allison remains ill with fever but about the same. Chas Robison, visiting Fort Cwellins, returned this week. Friday evening Delta residents gathered at Mr Waite's new house for a pleasant social. Several attended the reception for Governor Chancellor Buchtel at the Methodist church, including Mrs Robb and Mr and Mrs Vernon. Mrs Albert Lawrence hosted a party Saturday afternoon in her honor.

Neice Chas. Robison Fort Cwellins Mrs. Dalton Mr. Waite Delta Chancellor Buchtel Methodist Church Robb Vernon Albert Lawrence

Local Notices From Fort Collins Area

Wyatt J. Watson attended to business in Fort Collins recently. C. A. Hokensen rented a farm east of Eaton and will move soon. Mrs. W. Lott suffered a severe heart attack but is recovering. R. E. Austin of Greeley attended to business nearby last week. John Alby went to Iowa to aid his ill mother. J. Hurst visited Loveland. his family will live on the Chas. Meyers ranch.

J. Watson Fort Collins C. A. Hokensen G. Eaton Eaton J. Hurst Loveland Chas. Meyers J. E. Glover H., Mc.Donald Chas. Collins Place William Wood Glover H. P. Nelson & Son Mr. Nelson Hilltop

Local News Briefs and Community Tidings

SEVERANCE W. Hail feeds 2,500 head sheep. George Roullard works at Windsor sugar factory. Mrs Anna Fuqua of Seattle visits her Roullard relatives. Mr and Mrs J K Pressier host Mr and Mrs George Albin and son from Kansas. Nat Parnsworth, student at Boulder State University, visits home. Mrs P C Riddall and children return from Tacoma visit. A Christian Endeavor society organized here with officers elected: President R S Franklin, vice president Bert Riggs, secretary Miss Nichols, treasurer Mrs Franklin, organist Mrs Riggs.

W. Hail George Roullard Windsor Anna Fuqua Seattle Wash Homer Roullard J K. Pressier George Albin Kansas P. C. Riddall Tacoma Christian Endeavor Society R.S. Franklin Bert Riggs Miss Nichols Franklin Riggs

Highland Lake School Organizes Literary Society

The school will organize a literary society here in the near future. The school entertainment committee took in more than 20. This is a good start on the price of an organ for the schoolhouse.

Mead John Zimbeck

Local social notices from Gipson area residents

Mrs Bergstrom and family moved into Greeley. Margery Lutz spent Thursday night with Lela Spurgeon. Mrs Sweet was a neighborhood caller last week. Mr Tegtman plans to move with family into Greeley soon. Ethel and Lela Spurgeon visited Miss Jessie Sherman on Sunday. Lawyer Hatch of Greeley visited Gipson relatives. Mrs M Carpenter attended a missionary convention in Fort Collins last week. Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson and children of LaGrange visited with Mr and Mrs Peterson. Mr Bailey, injured by a horse, now uses crutches. Mr Spear sold nursery stock to Denver parties and workers prepared stock for shipping. Last Wednesday Williams family moved to Fort Collins to run a grocery store. Dwight Hoagland, from Wisconsin, works for Mr Decker after staying with Mr Harrison. Rose BE Swan, teaching in Denver, visited home folks Friday.

Spear Denver Williams Fort Collins Dwight Hoagland Wisconsin

Church Dedication in Greeley and Nebraska Travel Plans

Mr. Peterson plans a trip to Nebraska to oversee farming interests soon with his daughter Bertha accompanying him. A social note mentions Lillie Warner marking her fifth birthday on Wednesday November 14 with friends Elizabeth Harris and Margery Harris visiting from 3 to 5 in the afternoon.

Greeley

Local Moves and Community Notes In Grover Area

Harry Fry relocates to a claim near Grover while Mrs Garnett and Mrs Stapleton move into the area. Jessie Todd returns from Windsor visit. Krumm & Golden sell their meat market to Cameron Bros. King travels to Denver for ear surgery. Tengwald family to Denver due to business. Smith family relocates near Kesner house. A brass band forms with officers Swope, Hoolihan, Selby, Gurney. Post office moves to Main Street. racket store shifts to old bank building.

Harry Fry Grover Garnett M. EB. Stapleton Krumm & Golden Cameron Bros Fort, Collins O. H. King Denver Wm. Smith Kesner Milton Allison Chas. G. Swope J. E. Hoolihan W. D. Selby Walter Gurney R. L. Pence Racket Bank Wright Grocery

Whowell and Flora Family Travel and Visits

John Whowell and sister along with Harry Whowell plan a six week stay in Boston this week. Mr and Mrs Flora stay with Karl Carlson after services and will visit parishioners while their goods from Denver arrive. The Flora daughters will reach from Oklahoma in ten days. Eschwann will depart for St Louis next Wednesday to handle tire puller business, then visit with Mrs Eichmann and travel to northern Missouri after a two month stay.

John Whowell Harry Whowell Boston Flora Karl Carlson Denver Oklahoma Eschwann St. Louis Mrs. Eichmann Missouri

Despondent pupils as Colorado town faces delays

Gordon Sanford lies seriously ill with typhoid fever. Charley Swink bought a fine team of draft horses for 400. Mollie Hilderman hosted a well attended home gathering Saturday night. Fred Shambo and Miss Brandon visited E V Warner Sunday. Another light snow fell delaying beer laborers. School started with anxious pupils missing fall months. A new railroad spur faces delays as graders lack dirt and water seeps in. Engineer Weeks of Denver predicted completion if they push ahead.

Gordon Sanford Charley Swink Mollie Hilderman Fred Shambo Miss Brandon Hardin E. V. Warner Colorado Engineer Weeks of Denver

Evans and Visitors From Denver and Ault

Evans W. F. Smith and wife were Denver visitors Saturday. Dr. Barber and wife of Ault were Evans visitors Sunday. Mr. Small of Denver visited P. H. Herriot Saturday. Grandpa Sears is seriously ill at his son Branson's home. Jas. McKinley of Hardin cheered Evans friends Saturday. Harry Evans and wife of New Windsor visited L. J. Raymond family. Mrs. Radel and Helen of East

W. F. Smith Denver Dr. Barber Ault Evans Mr. Small P. H. Herriot Grandpa Sears Branson Jas. McKinley Hardin Harry Evans New Windsor L. J. Raymond

Evans and Caspar Residents Visit and Local Events

Evans saw Denver visitors on Sunday and Monday. Casper Wyoming resident Mr. Hammer and family winter in Evans. Dr. Horton visited Denver and attended patients. Rev McBurney gave a well received lecture Monday evening. The League social at Mrs Behrens home last Thursday was a financial and social success. Engineer A McGill, sick with typhoid, treated at Greeley Hospital. Invitations issued for Roy W Beal and Grace McBurney wedding in Santa Ana California. Roy is an Evans native.

Greeley Hospital Evans Roy W. Beal Grace McBurney Santa Ana Calif Roy

Collins District Social Notes and Local Sales

Roy Gillmore loses a valuable colt on Sunday while local farmers haul beer and socialize. Ault and Eaton residents share visits and road work near Nelson's, with households including Gillmore, Kilstrup, Jeremiassen, and Wood. The H P Nelson & Son sale draws attendance as farm implements and furniture fetch fair prices.

LaSalle Community Notes Include Visits and Plans

Lasalle residents share weekend visits with Greeley and Denver, greeting relatives and starting winter plans. Alma Midgett resumes school duties and Chas Gordon plans a Denver winter. A Presbyterian service is announced for Sabbath evening. The LaSalle band, led by Mr. Sullivan, prepares a program and supper for the 27th.

Local Residents Move and Visit Across Colorado

Windsor Miss Lottle Aldrich visited her aunt in Greeley on Saturday. Ed Weakly moved his family to Loveland to make their home. Mrs A Yancey went to Baton for a few days visit. Mrs Eliza Cowley visited her sister in Greeley. H Teller and Joseph Cope traveled to Omaha in the Cope Stacker company interest. Mrs J Z Stocking of Pierce visited her daughter in Greeley. Harry Adcock attended dedication services in Greeley. Bechtel family moved to Boulder. he will be a conductor on the Colorado and Northwestern.

Pierce W. A. Cloud Harry Adcock Greeley M. HK Bechtel Boulder Colorado Northwestern

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Rowe District Nunn Crow Creek THE J.C. Ayer Co Lowell Mase Wyatt Severance Nat. Parnsworth State University At Highland Lake Cipson Hatch of Gipson Jessie Todd A. J. Tengwald Mr. Tengwald Elwell Creen City Collins District Roy Gillmore Harry Snook Freeley Mesdames Kilstrup Gillimore Jeremiassen Mesdames McFadden Molyneux Roe Craine S. C. Taylor Nelson W. J. Gillmore H. P. Nelson Will Lasalle Harbottle O. C. Zingg Alma Midgett Peterson Miss Midgett BE. W. McKenney Snook House Jennie Ellis Chas. Gordon Pettie Heiskell Fort Morgan Edith Ellis Presbyterian Church Mr. Sorenson Nebraska Mesdames Wille Craig Behrens McAfee Geo. Parks Seaman LaSalle Band Sullivan Carrithers Rock Island Kansas City la St. Joseph St. Louw Chicago Des Moines Davenport la Clei Seite Keokuk St. Paul Mion Minneapolis Minn Missoni Iowa Miaine Minne North and South Dakota Michigan G. W. Martin Rock Island Lines Burlington Bulington Lincoln Omaha Council Bluffs St. Joseph Deadwood Sheridan Billings Northwest HMC J. F. Vallery General Ager’ Co. B Q. Ry Seventeenth Street Weld County
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