All Over Weld Miss Gussie Nettleton Begins Duties
Wyatt Miss Gussie Nettleton began her school duties Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blandin entertained Mr. and Mrs. William Nettleton at supper Sunday evening. Miss Minnie Daley, a student of the State Normal, spent the weekend with Miss Thurza Thomas. D. Thomas returns to Port Deposit Maryland to enter Tome University senior year. Rev Charles Elliott of Ault will preach at the schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 30 p m. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Nettleton
Ernest Blandin
Wm. Nettleton
Minnie Daley
State Normal
Thurza Thomas
D. Thomas
Port Deposit
the Tome University
Chas. Elliott
Ault
Brothers Bert and Alvin Kestier Visit Eldorado Springs
Bert Kestier and his brother Alvin traveled to Eldorado Springs on Thursday. G W Briggs went to Denver to visit his son F N Briggs and family. Mrs Briggs has been in Denver for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Kestier
Alvin
Eldorado Springs
G. W. Briggs
Denver
F. N. Briggs
Briggs
Local Notes From Severance and Nearby Areas
The Misses Roullard spent several days in Denver last week. Grace Bates of Denver stayed with the Baldridge family. Howard Baldridge sold his farm to Norman Baldridge and plans to return to Albuquerque. Elmer Hagar returned to Eaton after tending farming interests here. O H Gagnon of Ault purchased a May cottage and will bring his family soon. Farmers expect a sugar factory at Severance soon. 5000 acres have been secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roullard
Denver
Grace Bates
W. L. Baldridge
Howard Baldridge
Norman Baldridge
Albuquerque
N.M
Elmer Hagar
Eaton
O. H. Gagnon
Ault
Severance
Beebe Becomes Quiet Town Notes and Moves
John Mayer installs a soft water well while H G Martyne sells a ranch to an eastern party. Mr. and Mrs Journey visit Eaton, a small Sunday school turnout precedes a larger gathering next Sunday at 10 30 a m. Christ Morse's ten year old son suffers a serious head injury at school from a horse kick. Vernon Shouse visits from Denver before heading to Missouri for business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mayer
H. G. Martyne
Journey
Eaton
Christ Morse
Vernon Shouse
Denver
Missouri
Business
Crow Creek Social News Notes At Local Homes
Mr Whitten's father and mother from Lowa visit at his home. Mr Witwer's brother and wife from Indiana visit the ranch. Helen Richey recently at the Normal spent weekend at home. Edna Pratt, summering with Mrs Bates, goes to Greeley for winter. Mr Bardwell and daughter with relatives stay at his Carr claim. Neighbors gathered at Mrs Bardwell's to celebrate her 52d birthday with gifts and a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whitten
Lowa
Mr. Witwer
Indiana
Helen Richey
Edna Pratt
Local notes from Cheyenne area and surrounding towns
OWL CREEK J H Anderson transiting business in Cheyenne last week. Hon J W Gault and wife of Eaton visited their mother here Saturday. Snowfall Sunday night praised by local farmers. Grace Love visiting Mrs J W McCormick near Ault for several weeks. F W Sylvester of Greeley a guest at the Geo Hill home last Monday and Tuesday. Fred Bright to Platteville soon for a blacksmith position. John and Frank Love returned from a potato gathering settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Anderson
Cheyenne
J. W. Gault
Eaton
Grace Love
J. W. McCormick
Ault
F. W. Sylvester
Greeley
Geo. Hill
Fred Bright
Platteville
John
Frank Love
Elwell Notes From Local Visit And Household Changes
Elwell residents report a Texas visit by Mr and Mrs Henry Longan. James Roach hauled the first beets to the Elwell dump last week. John Childress seeks a new home site after a Nebraska trip. Scott Redabaugh survived a buggy mishap with bruises from a wheel failure. Mrs Shull moves into a new addition with dining room kitchen and porch. Edith Flory hosted the Friends at the parsonage last Friday. The Eichmann home hosted a gathering with Misses Clampett Jones Van Dorpen Flory Shull and Messrs Purvis Hodges Worden Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roach
Elwell
John Childress
Nebraska
Scott Redabaugh
Shull
Edith Flory
Clampett
Jones
van Dorpen
Flory
Messrs
Purvis
Hodges
Worden
Eichmann
Paul Briggs Suffering Rheumatism Preaches at Hazelton
Hazelton notes Paul Briggs suffers rheumatism and will preach at the Hazelton school house at 7 30 next Sunday evening. The sick list includes Mrs Fred Landon Mrs W Bartholomew and Allen Tisdell. A party hosted by Phil Forquar in their new barn drew Hazelton youth along with Mrs McLucas of Greeley visiting daughter Mrs Minta Bartholomew. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Ella Rasmussen to quilt for her. Lon Beetham Susie Marion Lon Morton and others enjoyed Eldorado Springs outing. The Young Ladies Sewing Club met with Miss Edna Barber with dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Briggs
Hazelton School
Fred Landon
W. Bartholomew
Allen Tisdell
Phil Forquar
Hazelton
McLucas
Greeley
Minta Bartholomew
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ella Rasmussen
Lon Beetham
Susie Marion
Lon Morton
Eldorado Springs
Young Ladies’ Sewing Club
Edna Barber
Local Notables and Travel Highlights Amid Regional Happenings
Masons E E Moore ships steam plow to Goodrich. A H Minton spends days in Denver. Mrs Wm E Day and son Floyd visit Greeley. Andrew R Mackey returns from eastern trip. Smith Mackey and Mc Tammany attend Morgan county fair. Wm E Day completes tiling under Jackson ditch. Mr and Mrs F W Smylie and Elizabeth visit Denver. Albert McTammany returns to Denver after ten days with Richard Mackey. Shakespearean Literary Society reorganizes elects Fred E Day president Milton Carlson secretary Hannah B Smylie treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Moore
Goodrich
A. H. Minton
Denver
Wm E. Day
Floyd
Greeley
Andrew R. Mackey
Messrs. Smith, Mackey and McTammany
Morgan County
F. W. Smylie
Elizabeth
Albert McTammany
Richard Mackey
Shakespearean Literary Society
Fred E. Day
Milton Carlson
Hannah B. Smylie
Windsor Vincent Lowery visits Eaton in weekend
Windsor Vincent Lowery visited in Eaton Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas Thompson were Denver visitors Thursday. W T Boreing left Tuesday on a business trip to Paleo Kansas. Miss Eva McKelvey visited relatives in Greeley Saturday and Sunday. Miss Etta Wallace visited her parents at Fort Lupton Saturday and Sunday. Prof Burns and wife and Mrs Mattaz were Greeley visitors Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Mort Fuller and Mrs J B Newell entertained Mrs Kimball of Greeley last week. Mrs C H McNee and Mrs F T Vincent were on the sick list several days the past week. Lowell Jackson and family left Thursday for Portland Oregon where they expect to make their future home. Arthur Adcock, Leland Laybourn,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Lowery
Eaton
Jas. Thompson
Denver
W. T. Boreing
Paleo
Kan
Eva McKelvey
Greeley
Prof. Burns
Mattaz
Mort Fuller
Newell
Kimball
C. H. McNee
F. T. Vincent
Lowell Jackson
Portland
Ore
Local residents report returns and visits across states
Geo Streck returns from Oklahoma friends, Ross Tennant back to Evans from Nebraska and South Dakota. Mrs Jesse Laughlin and Mrs P J Herriott join Eldorado Springs excursionists Thursday. J P Klug back from south state trip. J S Flowers and family of Denver visit ranch west of Evans. Albert Fry receives new engine for dredger to drain swamps east of town. Spud rustlers and beet toppers brighten Evans after recent snow. W H Snyder and family of Ault visiting D A Snyder family. plan to depart for California soon. Mrs Fannie D Hardin of Denver inspects W T Sherman W R C. social hour follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Streck
Oklahoma
Ross
Tennant
Evans
Nebraska
South Dakota
Jesse Laughlin
P. J. Herriott
Eldorado Springs
J. P. Klug
J. S. Flowers
Denver
Albert Fry
W. H. Snyder
Ault
D. A. Snyder
California
Fannie D. Hardin
W. T. Sherman
Ault News Briefs Highlight Births and Local Happenings
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A G Rust on September 26. Mrs. Albert Allison has recovered enough to be out. W J Henderson imported a new shoemaker from Denver to start work on time. R L Pence has recovered and can be out again, though Mrs. Pence remains homebound. Mrs. Robert Perry, west of town, fractured her leg twice below the knee after a fall over a wire. Helen Howett, a Boulder University student, visited her father Prof Howett during carnival week. The Hotel De Witt, built by John Hayden, is set to open around October 10 with Wallace as proprietor. The Ault correspondent reports being under the weather, likely from a mix of light air and fried chicken. Mr. and Mrs. C C Musser and Nina left Thursday for Missouri for a month or six weeks. A Ruffner family settled in a new Robinson place home with two added rooms, a bath, and electric lights, and Mr. Ruffner bought the south part of the M C Todd place for rental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Rust
Albert Allison
W. J. Henderson
Denver
Helen Howett
Boulder University
Prof. Howett
John Hayden
Hotel de Witt
Wallace
C. C. Musser
Nina
Missouri
A. Ruffner
Robinson Place
Mr. Ruffner
M. C. Todd
Care and Weather Notes From Collected Western Items
Mrs J E Landers cares for the King children near Ault as Mrs M L King recovers at home. Fred Moore reports an average yield of 90 bushels with 40 pounds per bushel on a 6.5 acre Walters national oats field. Mrs Arthur Ling, in the west for health, is in Vancouver and will soon go to Seattle. The article notes a fine new school house built in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Landers
M. L. King
Ault
Fred Moore
Arthur Ling
West
Vancouver
Seattle
District school expands for new ninth grade term
This district completed work in time for September 16 opening. A ninth grade was added this year with pupils from nearby districts attending. Miss Margaret George leads the upper grades while Miss Lois Jackson oversees the rest. Enrollment exceeded expectations, forcing the school board to order additional seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret George
Lois Jackson
Local social notices from LaSalle and nearby towns
Miss Mae Sample of Greeley was a guest of Mrs. Warren last week. Mr and Mrs Jas Dunn entertained a few friends Saturday evening. Miss Ethel Dale of Greeley visited her sister Mrs Ralph Ellis Monday. Mr and Mrs Whitney returned home Monday from a three weeks trip to the coast. Rev Taggart left Monday for Madison Wisconsin to attend university. Robert White returned to St Louis last week after a three weeks visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs R W Ellis left Monday for Basalt Colorado where Ellis becomes principal. Prof Harbottle moved to Greeley resigning as LaSalle principal to join the post office there. Prof Guy Miller was elected to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Dale of
Greeley
Ralph Ellis
Mrs. Whitney
Robert White
St. Louis
Harbottle
LaSalle
Guy Miller
Evans Busy Week With Beer Load and Social Visits
Over thirty cars of beers were loaded here during the past week. Mrs. Fannie Hardin of Denver was the guest of Mrs. P. H. Herriott Tuesday. J. E. Curry returned home Sunday after two weeks spent in Hot Springs, Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Hardin
Denver
P. H. Herriott
J. E. Curry
Hot Springs
Ark
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