Evans notices recount local events and changes in Evans
Frank Dunbar from Ault visits Evans. Fire nearly cost J H Barnes his home last Friday. A pie social at the reading room succeeds socially and financially. Duncan to leave Evans for Carr. David Boyd of Denver plans a new residence near the south Evans bridge. Evans lecture course opens with a Denver duo Mr and Mrs Ireland. Bert Pardee of Mont is dead. he grew up in Evans. I O O F hosts a gathering with a large turnout and supper. Housing demand remains high with no vacancies. A dugout fire on Fall place destroys sacks of potatoes. Rev Studley of Boulder to preach at Randolph’s hall next Sunday. may settle here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunbar
Ault
Evans
J. H. Barnes
Reading Room
Mr. Duncan
Carr
David Boyd
Denver
South Evans Bridge
Ireland
Bert Pardee
Longmont
Bert
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Local notes from Highland area reflect social and school events
Highland lake area reports a move by Charles Jones and family near Denver. Prof. Wesson’s music class plans a social at Ed Krag’s. The Junior Endeavor Society formed with good attendance. A masquerade ball is slated for Thanksgiving night at the Fraternal hall. A school meeting on November 27 will decide on a building addition. Sugar beets yield below expectations. Checks arriving on the 15th cover October deliveries. Several students will enter ninth grade, with some at home or at other schools. Prof. Shrader from Longmont assisted with a concert rehearsal for future performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Jones
Denver
Prof. Wesson
Ed Krag
Junior Endeavor Society
Ault News Briefs Include Births Tests and Local Visits
Notices report births for Brucher Hart and Baker families in Ault. Local men traveled to Greeley to testify in the Jones Case. Minnis plans to occupy the Graefe addition lease. Cheatam recovers from illness. Gohlman arrives to manage the Stoecks store. An Ault School entertainment and basket social is planned at Jolls hall next Saturday. Pence family visits from Eaton. Seventeen people were involved in an unspecified event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Minnis
Graefe
S. F. Cheatam
J. W. Gohlman
C. Stoecks
Ault School
Joll’s Hall
Local Notes from Crow Creek Town
Mrs Nix was in town last week and Mrs Minnie Statler visited Saturday. James Edgar is recovering from illness. Ed Fuqua and family moved to Greeley. Mrs Frank Murphy is slowly improving. Mrs De Sellem visited Greeley Saturday. Mrs Harvey Pitts visits cousin W L Umberger. Chas Robinson of Greeley was in the neighborhood Sunday. Mr and Mrs Howard Cook work at the S L W ranch. Rev Hammond will preach at a S L W schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 p m. John Hollonsburg of Cheyenne is visiting his daughters at Frank Williams. The little son of Mr and Mrs H E Witwer has been ill but is better. A box social is planned at Brown school on the 29th the night before Thanksgiving. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fuqua
Greeley
Frank Murphy
de Sellem
Harvey Pitts
W. L. Umberger
Chas. Robinson
Howard Cook
S. L. W. Ranch
Rev. Hammond
John Hollonsburg
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank Williams
H. E. Witwer
Brown School
Johnstown News Clippings Highlight Local Moves
Mrs Hicks visited daughter Mrs Rogers over Sunday Alphonso Kahler visited Berthoud Saturday and Sunday Harvest yields rise 20 to 30 tons per acre North Johnstown shows growth potential New rabbit hunt in Oklahoma district fails Mr Anderson sells hotel to Mr Lawrence of Loveland New owner took possession last Monday Fred Buzzard promoted to Fairbairn Lumber Jose Garcia a Mexican beet weeder stabbed earlier returns from county hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Garcia
Hicks and
Buzzard
Beet hauling wraps up as local farming notes tally
Mr Harris hauls beets for John Davis while others finish beet hauling this week. Mr and Mrs Teller visited Windsor at the week start. Nat Harris sold a large barn to a neighbor. Howard Rea of Greeley, president of No 2 ditch company, visited on business. M P Martinson bought ten more acres from John Davis, bringing his total to 25 acres to farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Teller
Windsor
Mr. Warner
Nat Harris
Howard Rea
Greeley
No. 2 Ditch Company
M. P. Martinson
John Davis
Grover Visit and Local Appointments Highlight Week
Crover Chas Aggers visited Cheyenne this week while Miss Stevens district 49 teacher received Grover callers. O Ui Major accepts a soft job with a Carson party as sheep foreman. L W Miller builds a frame house west of town. Anthony Sedgwick leaves Friday with two cars of fat steers for Omaha market. A hop was held at the B and M rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Aggers
Miss Stevens
Grover
O. Ui
Major
Carson
Anthony Sedgwick
Omaha
Community Notes From The County Entice Early Settlers And Visitors
Road station Saturday night deemed a success Ed Olander plans to return to Chicago for his younger brother's wedding in coming Wednesday. Spud market hampered by car shortage with about 15000 sacks idle. Mr Seaman of Boulder visits Ide family considers locating on a quarter section. S Aggers and son Will head to New Castle Wyoming to drill wells during Grover project layoff. Chas Aggers to be engineer for Grover land co west of town A Anderson to be fireman. H E Peters family visit from Kansas. A B Hilton visits Grover with Iowa and Kansas land investors including Mr Shannon from Ault. Geo Thurp, ex Graverite now near Caladonia Ohio, ships horses east with Cicero Davis leasing herd. Branch school for 89 opened once a competent teacher found good attendance urged New Castle Pa resident Mr Ryhal plans Los Angeles visit then spring return to Colorado district Greeley. Mr and Mrs F L Weller and son Hugh visit Middleton near Pierce. Florence Packard hosts twelve young ladies for Persinger honor. Rev C W Huett Japan missionary speaks at M E church.
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Road Station
Ed Olander
Chicago
Mr. Seaman
Boulder
Ide
Iowa
Kansas
Shannon
Ault
Geo. Thurp
Caladonia
Cicero Davis
Ryhal
New Castle
Miller
Los Angeles
Calif
Dugan
Maude Miller
Greeley
F. L. Weller
Hugh
Middleton
Pierce
Florence Packard
Persinger
C. W. Huett
Japan
M. E
Social Roundup From LaSalle This Week
LaSalle residents share visits and return to routines. Mrs Will McMillan spent the day with Mrs Todd on Thursday. Miss Lizzie Knight guests Miss Jennie Ellis Tuesday. Walter Lewis has recovered enough to be out. Susie Beattie returns to school after illness. Mrs Mattox visited Mrs Jas Stewart during the week. Mrs Chris Sorenson hosted a birthday dinner. Mrs J M Wylie of Evans visited LaSalle friends. Dr and Mrs Warren entertained Dr and Mrs Spaulding of Kersey last Tuesday. Mrs E Herrington entertained Mrs John Craig of Evans and Mrs D B Ellis at dinner Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will McMillan
Todd
Lizzie Knight
Jennie Ellis
Walter Lewis
Mattox
Jas. Stewart
Susie Beattie
Chris Sorenson
J. M. Wylie
Evans
LaSalle
Warren
Spaulding
Kersey
E. ©. Herrington
John Craig
Ellis
Ashton and District Social News Highlight Local Visitations
Ashton notices list residents traveling to Denver and Greeley for duties and visits. A schoolhouse literary society forms with events planned including a basket social and organ auction to raise funds. Flowers, family visits, and church services are noted with invitations to the community.
Water rights and shares listed for multiple reservoirs
One eighty acre water right in Lake Loveland reservoir and four shares or one eighty acre right in the Seven Lakes. Also six and three quarter shares in the Jackson reservoir. J. E. Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Loveland Reservoir
Seven Lakes
Jackson Reservoir
J. E. Neill
Local Social Notes From Lucerne And Greeley
Mrs Duvall shopped in Greeley Saturday. Mrs Houston visited Mrs Will Benton last week. Schubert Trio from Greeley performed at the chapel Saturday evening to a good audience. Mrs Flint hosted a party Friday night for Miss Amy Cole with many young people attending. Hazel Duvall celebrated her sixth birthday on November 12 with Maude Miller Racy Meeker Clara Donley Gertie Miller Florence Whitten Esther Miller and Lillian Norman as guests.
Eaton Residents and Visitors Report Local Goings On
George Lowery is home from a trip to Romeo Colorado. T O Connor spent several days in Denver. Mrs F W Browns mother visits from Canon City. Mr and Mrs J M Ferguson of Greeley were in Eaton Friday. A J Eaton transacted business in Fort Collin on Wednesday. Harry Raber of the telephone force went to Denver Saturday evening. Irwin King, owner of the Ault meat market, was in Eaton Friday. Miss Lucy Scott of Greeley visited Miss Neel. Miss May Woodbury and Miss Helen Searing spent time in Eaton Sunday. A S Lincoln will farm the James Wolf place north of town next season. Mrs W H Eaton entertained a few ladies at her home Wednesday afternoon. Jack Searles and family moved to Nebraska for their future home. Mrs Maggie Coffman attended the missionary convention of Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lowery
Romeo
Colo
T. O'Connor
Denver
F. W. Brown
Canon City
J. M. Ferguson
Greeley
Eaton
A. J. Eaton
Fort Collins
Harry Raber
Telephone Force
Irwin King
Ault
Lucy Scott
Neel
May Woodbury
Helen Searing
Jack Searles
Nebraska
Maggie Coffman
the Greeley
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C. A. Clingenpee
Cipson
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Crover
L. W. Miller
B. & M. Rail
Ashton
W. A. Carlson
J. M. McIndoo
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Chas. Cobleigh
Geo. Winegar
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Hazel Rhodes
Ethel McCune
Brother Lane
J. T. Carroll
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Lucerne
A. S. Lincoln
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