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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1903
Page
2
A sprawling Hillsboro column records visits and health by residents including Rev Richardson moving to Timnath and Mrs Doudly planning a Kansas return. Local farm life, church events, social hours, weddings, deaths, and hunting trips fill the week with community notices and small-town actions.
Johnstown reports shipments of twelve car loads of potatoes from Wailes ranches and beets delivered to Becker dump by Charles Winder. Farm labor demand rises as harvests yield good prices. Oscar Halverson threshes 9000 bushels on 260 acres. Watson sells farm near town to George A. Jones. $4,500 price indicated. Local town life notes include sickbed of Nellie Bernard and a child’s death with unknown cause.
The list notes Eaton E G Steele visiting Denver last Saturday. Several Eaton relatives visited Greeley and Platteville with travels to New Mexico and Danville. A 6000 sheep shipment to Eaton was received last Friday and community events include an invitation dance at the sugar factory and sidewalk improvements in Eaton.
Miss Hazel Stanton visited friends in Lupton. Dr. Dillingham was in Denver. Hammitt and Ross pay 15 cents a dozen for eggs. Loveland visitor Peck Bueshell with brother Will. Miss Knowlton led a field trip. Mrs. Hinds left for Kansas. O. E. Volkart moved to the Snider place. Glaze couple ill last week but improved. Superintendent Sneak visited schools Friday. Rumor: George Hodgson bought Ballinger property east of the parsonage. Lupton ladies at Diamond Circle. Mrs. Lizzie Thornburg visited her brother F. P. Wylie in Pittsburg. George Lewis to Keokuk for medical studies. Drake and daughter visiting L. M. Raney. Delegates Brown, Ross and Bruce attended GOP convention in Greeley. Platteville boys beat Lupton 16 to 8. Miss Frink was present after the game.
LASALLE Captain T G Macy spent Monday in LaSalle P L Reeves sold potatoes this week E C Herrington visited Denver Saturday Beet digging to start about October 1 Mrs H OC Sherman of Sterling visited LaSalle Several from town joined yesterday Loop excursion Mrs W J Glassey of St Louis stayed with D B Ellis family Tuesday Surprise party for McKim and Susie Beattie Tuesday Mr and Mrs M Briggs of Evans left for Lincoln Neb via La Salle Monday Rose Davison of Colorado Springs spoke on The Singular Life Tuesday Frank Downey hosted young people at their home Thursday for the Misses McKenney and Flood
Dr W E Nauman and Smiley Thompson suffer typhoid fever. Mrs Robert Harris remains gravely ill with slim chances of recovery. Loyd Asters starts at Reynolds drug store in Greeley. Many residents visit relatives in Denver and Greeley. travel to Fort Collins. Eaton. Douglas Wyo. Local church event draws good attendance. Junior Endeavor oversight. Miss Eva and Miss Katie McKelvey travel to Topeka after sister Mrs Baldrige dies in hospital.
Friday morning Welcome Hill Mrs. F. Bartlow was called to Loveland. Frank Melon and Miss Jane Walles visited friends near Windsor. Sun Miss Mabel Rugh visited at the home of Mrs. T. A. Anderson. Beer hauling began here last week with Oliver Anderson as weigh master. Mrs. Andrew Kidd of Oglesby Illinois is visiting Mrs. John Wailes. Mrs. L. Miner and Mrs. O. Blake of Hillsboro were in this vicinity Saturday. C. E. Albee went to Patteville with melons returning the same day. Dr. Holden of Johnston was called to William Wailes' for a sick baby from cantaloupe.
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