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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1906

Page

3

Local notes from Lucerne and Greeley area

Mr Gano moved to Greeley and Miss Chesnut visited Lucerne on Sunday. A new lumber yard is planned at Lucerne soon. Mr Bollinger has two sisters in law visiting from Kansas. Mrs Duval and daughter Hazel have returned from Ohio. Mrs Cole remains ill and not improving. Mr Wilson is improving his buildings with painting and additions.

Mr. Gano Greeley Miss Chesnut Lucerne Bollinger Kansas Duval Hazel Ohio

Beebe News Briefs Touch Downtime Trips and Visits

Mr Dupper undertakes a soft water well project. Louie Raab and Will Roeck go to Fort Lupton. Shannon family attends the Ault festival. Albert Roeck visits Denver for business college. Julia Varney of Idaho Springs visits friends locally. J Dean and spouse spend days in Colorado Springs. Miss Patterson visits parents near Greeley. Martyne of Deer Trail ships two carloads of Short Horn cattle to the local ranch.

Dupper Louie Raab Will Roeck Fort Lupton Sanday Shannon Ault Albert Roeck Denver Business Julia Varney Idaho Springs

Crow Creek Happenings and Local Visits

Witwer traveled to Denver for business while Ross Oliver visited Greeley. George Briscoe plans a new granary. Mrs Stocking hosted a sister visit, and Mrs McLean shared recent news. Eaton’s George Oliver returned with a load of cats from his cousin Ron Oliver. Ida Gillette left for Oregon after an extended stay with Mr and Mrs Mac Cook. A Crow Creek school house box social raised twenty dollars for a library project.

H. BE. Witwer Denver Ross Oliver Greeley George Briscoe George Oliver Eaton Ron Oliver Ida Gillette Oregon Mr. Mac Cook Crow Creek

Local notes from the Mead area and Loveland

Highland lake owner Lloyd Mudd plans a fall barn at his place. James Rodkin reports 85 bushels per acre on beet ground. Thomas Hotchkiss of Loveland was a business caller Thursday. Seaman and True painting in Elwell neighborhood. Reservoir near full with water recently turned in. Martindale resigned as driver of Hemingson’s meat wagon. Helen Mead’s schoolmates gathered Sunday afternoon for her birthday. Holmes plans a brick Mead store building and moves stock there.

Do. V. Holmes Mead

New Concrete House Nears Completion and Local Harvest Notes

Olive Branch J. H. Rogers reports a nearing completion of a new concrete house. Roberts and Cooper finished digging potatoes early this week. Mise Hessie Lawson visited home folks last weekend. Mrs. James Simpson and her daughter were visitors near Ault. Mrs. Hedenskog returned from Fort Collins relatives. Mrs. Dunbar and daughter Viota visited at P. Allam’s near Ault. Will Shannon nears potato harvest with fields yielding up to 100 sacks per acre. Frank Miller held an oats exhibition at Ault with an average of 2 bushels per acre. Mrs. Aggie Peterson and her son, from Denver, have returned home.

J. H. Rogers Roberts & Cooper Mise Hessie Lawson James Simpson Emil Hedenskog Fort Coline Dunbar Viola P. Allam Ault Will Shannon Acre Frank Miller Aggie Peterson Denver

Elwell Visit Highlights Local Social Trio

Misa Maud Clark of the Agricultural college at Fort Collins spent weekend at home with her parents. Mrs. Robert Orr and child and Miss Anna Orr of Greeley were guests from last Saturday, visiting at J. W. Purvis's home.

Misa Maud Clark Agricultural College Fort Collins Robert Orr Child Anna Orr Greeley Elwell J. W. Purvis

Miss Daisy Mayor Visits Berthoud for Phone Line Work

Mrs Hodges accompanies Miss Daisy Mayor during a Sunday visit to Berthoud where she plans to be the hello girl for the new telephone line. Rev Moffet from Loveland preached at the chapel while evening services were canceled except for a Young People's meeting. Vinta Springston fell ill with measles Saturday evening as the family recovers from a mumps siege affecting mother and four children.

Daisy Mayor Vinta Springston Niwot T. L. Davis Cyrus

Delta News Briefs Include Beets Harvest and Visits

The Delta area reports Mr Hodges harvesting eleven acres of beets averaging thirty tons per acre and busy activity around beet fields. Beecham’s sister from Missouri visits. Agnes Robb and Pearl Pearl visit Mary Robb in Denver where she teaches. Sunday school held weekly at 3 PM with Hodges superintendent and Anderson assistant.

Hen Beecham Missouri Howland Shearer Charlie Fay Mr. Hodges Agnes Robb Denver Mary Robb

Dover Community Sees Busy Fall Prep and New School

Dover residents report rains improving fall plowing conditions and widespread winter wheat planting. Adams and Bedient win a contract to irrigate fields, while T C Jones buys school books in Greeley and Denver’s Kelso prepares 300 acres for sowing. Ault Harvest carnival showcases Dover at its best with C E Barrows leading the booth. A new 20 by 30 foot schoolhouse opens with Miss Raglan as first teacher and students ready for a full year.

Denver Dover C. E. Barrows David Rotrof Raglan Boulder

Evans social notes and local visits

Evans residents report Friday business with Mr Crofts of Greeley. Rev A W Coffman and W A Jack visit Denver Monday. Mr and Mrs F B Baker were guests of John Kimsey family last week. Mrs Anna Malonee and children and Miss Iva Malonee visited Denver Sunday. G H Young W D Young and family visited Mrs Harry Wolpert Sunday. Mrs J S Dunbar spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Frank Dunbar on their ranch west of Ault. S R Haffsmith notes Platte River is higher than in twenty five years. John Taylor of LaSalle accepted a job with J M Kingsinger in the meat market.

Mr. Crofts of Greeley Evans A. W. Coffman W. A. Jack Ome Denver Visners Monnay F. B. Baker John Kimsey Anna Malonee Iva Malonee Denver G. H. Young W. D. Young Harry Wolpert Dunbar Frank Dunbar Ault R. Haffsmith Platte River John Taylor LaSalle J. M. Kinsinger

Evans and area social notes from Sunday gatherings

Jesse Evans formerly of Greeley now in Douglas Wyoming visited friends Sunday. Emma Conden Otto Prussell and T E Gerry attended the Loop excursion. Judge Carlson and wife from Fort Collins with Doctor Carlson and wife from Eaton were guests of their parents on Thompson Sunday. Rev Chase of Colorado Springs opens the Evans lecture course next Friday at the A P church on The Yankee and his Nations. A social gathering at Mrs W F Smiths last Monday honored Rev Coffmans return as M E pastor with about fifty guests and remarks by Revs Crook and Wyllie. Coffman spoke briefly. refreshments were served and all reported a delightful time.

Jesse Evans Greeley Douglas Wyoming Evans Friends Emma Conden Otto Prussell T. E. Gerry Loop Carlson Fort Collins Carlsonf Eaton Rev Chase Colorado Springs Evans A. P. Church W. F. Smith Coffman M.E. Church Crook Wyllie

Armstrong Suffering From Appendix Attack In Fort Lupton

In Fort Lupton Mrs G L Armstrong is laid up with appendicitis. Mr Williams a wholesale butcher from Longmont visited J W McKissick over Sunday. Mrs Hammett of Platteville visits her daughter. The C G Philip home foundation on Leaver street is being laid by R L Ozment. R L Winbourn a Weld county assessor candidate tours the west end to meet farmers. Barr, beet sugar company superintendent, works with farmers to silo part of their beets to free yard space at the factory and rail yards.

G. L. Armstrong Mr. Williams Longmont J. W. McKissick C. G. Philip Leaver Street R. L. Ozment R. L. Winbourn Weld County R. L Mr. Barr Beet Sugar Company Sugar Company

Union Pacific Sunday Excursions to Denver

Union Pacific announces Sunday excursions from Ault with intermediates to Denver and return. Train leaves Ault at 7 15 a m and returns from Denver at 11 p m stopping at intermediate points along the route.

Union Pacific Denver Ault

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