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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
2
Mr and Mrs N Page of Olive Branch were Sunday guests of Frank Whitnab and family. Mrs Keating, who had visited her daughter Mrs J Menaugh, has returned to Denver. Miss Georgia Hill, a student at the Normal in Greeley, spent the week with her parents.
Fairplay Elmer Beers attended to business at LaPorte last week. Albert Nichols has a tenant house being built on his ranch by F. Dukes. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Nichols visited their son Albert and family. Maude Dukes and Charles Serbaugh were entertained at supper by Mrs. John Reinks. Mrs. H. Weber and children return from Windsor where they visited friends and relatives. Harris, a nephew of Mrs. Nichols, plans to stay a year but will be needed at home this winter. Friends regret his departure.
Mrs A C Drake suffers a light typhoid attack at Hazelton. John Baird and family visited his father in law on Sunday. Miss Brownie Wilson and Miss Neva Stanton socialized north of Platteville on Wednesday. Mrs Mashburn visited sister Mrs Alford of Orchard last week. Oscar Barker of Gehring Nebraska visits Clarence Miller’s family and admires Colorado. Miss Mabel Landrum of Sterling visits uncle E F Landrum’s family. attends Greeley Normal. Sunday school contest ends with Reds winning by one percent. Blues owe ice cream and cake at John Moodie’s social on Oct 6.
Will Lewis attended important business in Wellington last Sunday. Mrs. Grubb of Lyons visited J. H. Rowe at his home. John Lewis of Timnath was a recent guest of his brothers Will and Stephen Lewis. Mrs. S Newell entertained Mrs. H W Kirby of Ault and D Kirby of Clyde Kansas last Wednesday. Polly Haynes continues to improve after a heart trouble. Mrs. A C Schoonover of Warren Kansas returns home after summer at the Schoonover ranch. This district was well represented.
At the Ault Harvest Carnival several products won blue ribbons. The event highlighted a first prize for the baby of Mr. and Mrs. A L Martin. Aust guests arrived to greet the recently wed couple Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson hosted a late night reception. The Rowe family reunion drew seven members including Will and Elmer Rowe and relatives from Greeley Berthoud Lyons and Ault.
Collins District reports a busy week with ministers visiting Ault residents and a large harvest carnival. Four first prizes and one second prize were won at the carnival including Morrison in irrigated oats Campbell in irrigated wheat Taylor in squash and Gillmore and son for a squash with raised lettering. Ault locals hosted guests from Eaton Lyons Greeley Dow Iowa and Windsor while some activities were postponed due to weather and a carnival crowds drew attention to the town.
Miss Helen Thompson a Denver visitor. Birth announced a son to Mr and Mrs H G French. Mrs Berger from Greeley visited relatives. F Smith and wife in Denver. W M Brewington recovering. John Petersen of Pierce conducting business. W W Sullivan in Fort Collins. Vincent Lowry returning from Greeley to farm. M W Butler and Fred Lowery of Windsor visited Eaton. Frank Ha left for Honduras after visiting sister Mrs A F Eaton. Charlie Meyer of Fort Collins spent a day in Eaton. Mr Ballard leaves City drug store for Denver. C H Turner and family hosted visitors B I Crook from Fort Morgan. Misses Harrington and Mullen of Greeley visited Nellie S McArtney. Mr and Mrs R M Hutchinson entertained Miss Emma.
Farr returns from Canada and Wyoming business trip to buy lambs for Nebraska feeding. Mrs Thompson visits Colorado Springs to see daughters in college. Mrs W J Thomas to host niece Mamie Snyder of West Bend Ind. Mrs A B Cutts returns to Haley Idaho after visiting Eaton relatives. John Rush back from Arrowhead to spend winter in Eaton. A W Ward and BE Armitage in Denver. Armitage buys machinery for blacksmith shop. Rev J F Coffman filled pulpit. Rev G P Avery preached here. T K Wilson family and AJ Smillie back from California. Smillie to tend farming interests. Dickinson family rejoices at recovery and new baby. Arthur Ling's home welcomes a new girl. G K Dickinson glad for a son born Sept 16. W L Chessrown leaves Eaton for Colorado Springs after thirteen years. Local architects’ homes admired in Eaton area. Congregational Sunday school plans grove picnic with sports and bear hunt for children. all invited.
Ault records include a daughter born to Mr and Mrs R W Morrison on Wednesday Sept 26. Henry Henderson returns from Henry Thompson ranch near Grover. Carnival Gabler reports 1000 bushels oats from 14 acres averaging over 71 bushels per acre. S Wright from Greeley leases Williamson Geer Shafer building planning a confectionery cigars and stationery stock. R L Pence Jr returns from Sterling to run his father's commission business in the post office building. Fred Davis and Mr Looney link to Shoshoni railroad work with hopes of home within 1-2 weeks. A buggy crash Injures Mr McCurdy and wife when horse spooked by an auto. Mr McCurdy sustains broken nose and fractures.
Mrs. Mary Sheerer visits relatives in Fort Collins. Miss Myrtle Powers and Miss Leota Powers were Denver visitors last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Geo Osterhout are in the mountains on a botanical hunt. H Patterson who runs the Windsor laundry has been sick since Friday and threatened with typhoid fever. Master Gerald Cope celebrated his eighth birthday with friends Monday evening. Mr and Mrs BD H Cloud Mr and Mrs Chas Chipman Wm Jones and W W Kennedy attended a barbecue at Ault last week. Alvin Morrison returned Saturday from a trip to Steamboat Springs.
Mrs Clark Webster entertains her father from Chicago and Mrs Dennis attends Harvest Carnival in Ault. Jessie Sherman visits Ethel and Lela Spurge. Christian church members host a social at Mr Buzick's. The Williams family visits Mr and Mrs Washburn in Delta. Harris and Meredith families enjoy a Sunday at the Sniders.
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