Evans News Briefs Highlight Local Recovery and Changes
Robert Coburn shows marked improvement from typhoid fever while miners recover from a slate mine fire. Farms face car shortages as peddling wagons haul produce. Jp labor arrives for U P railroad housing. Tomato crops perish from frost, but factories remain stocked for weeks. Warehouse planned near Blue Front and a buggy stockyard to be built. A Wisconsin family arrives seeking health cures. Mrs Wolscen dies, burial in Hillside cemetery. Potato digging starts. alfalfa third cut underway. Several locals travel to Eaton for horse sale. Rebekahs host initiation in Ault. Fire sparked by a passing engine damaged G H Young’s warehouse and a beet dump. water brigade quickly contained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coburn
J. Empson
Empson Packing Company
U. P
A. Meridith
Monson
E. S
St. John
T. C. Winbourne
Denver
Hillsboro Notes and Local Maneuvers
Hillsboro scenes include plastering at Mr. Bakers pool room and land deals as Mr. Mellon buys the Asdell farm. A severe dust storm damaged crops, while families plan moves to new homes. Several residents recover from illness and relocation shifts occur, with Raymond Pritchard and others burned in a Fort Lupton coal mine incident.
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Raymond Pritchard
Fort Lupton
Lupton
Evans News Briefs Reflect Regional Visits And Club Notes
Mrs Fortea and son visited last Thursday as Mrs Perkins left for a Denver visit. Mr and Mrs Dill of Canon City stayed a week with Evans friends. Mr and Mrs Wm Fashbaugh of New York City visit J P Fashbaugh's family. The Evans gun club has disbanded for the season though nighttime target shooting continues. Dr Lonergan and family have...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill
Canon City
Evans
Wm. Fashbaugh
New York City
J. P. Fashbaugh
Evans Gun Club
Dr. Lonergan
Lincoln Family Visits and Travel in Denver
Mrs. A. S. Lincoln visits Denver while A. S. Lincoln travels to town on Friday. Harry Briscoe and Wallace Amby work for H. W. Briscoe. George Briscoe and two sons Edward and Paul are in town on Saturday. Miss Pearl Cannon and her mother return home after a few weeks visiting Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Lincoln
Harry Briscoe
Wallace Amby
H. W. Briscoe
George Briscoe
Edward and
Paul
Saturay
Miss Pearl Cannon
Denver
Eaton and area notes of visits and events
Mr and Mrs Wm Platner drove to Greeley Monday. Mrs Thomas Halpin shopped in Greeley Tuesday. E G Steele and family visiting Beloit Kansas. W W Kennedy of Windsor visited Eaton Saturday. Mrs W E Lester of Greeley guest of Mrs Wm Sheer Friday. I E Ingle of Greeley transacting business in Eaton Thursday. Rev E Payne attended a ministers meeting in Greeley early week. Levi Dickerson family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ireland near Severance. G A Carlson Fort Collins visited his brother Dr J C Carlson in Eaton Sunday. C D Eggleston and family moved into new Fanny Jones cottage on Mapie street. Ben Middleton rented Bruce Eaton warehouse and will buy potatoes for L Starks Co. Denver Three Mile House ball team defeated Eaton Eagles 5 to 4. Ladies Aid Society held surprise party at Mrs G W Atkins home Tuesday evening. Mrs W B Grant returned to Eaton after a year in New York where her son James attends school. Manager Gosselin of Colorado Telephone reports large increase in new subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Neffziger
John Elder
Elder
Eaton
S. L. Simpson
State of Washington
Thomas Halpin
Greeley
E. G. Steele
Beloit
Kansas
W. W. Kennedy
Windsor
W. E. Lester
Wm. Sheer
I. E. Ingle
Rev. E. Payne
C. D. Eggleston
Fanny Jones
Mapie Street
Ben Middleton
Bruce Eaton
L. Starks & Co
Denver Three Mile
Eaton Eagles
Local Notes From Eaton and Surroundings
AULT W. J. Henderson toured Denver at the start of the week. Mrs. Knots of Magnolia visits her niece Mrs. R.K.M. Gaie. Mrs. D. E. Gibson leaves for a month in Missouri. R. D. S. Padget sells dry goods and leases his store. Dr. B. W. Hoyt from New York City opens offices in MacGenn's building. Union services to be held at Congregational church. Rev. E. Long to preach. Rev. S. C. Dickinson officiates at Baptist service. A social at W. R. Clark’s honors Abner Adams. Mr. and Miss Hensley of Eaton and Fort Collins-born Isabelle Smith wed, Rev. S. C. Dickinson officiating. Miss Lucy Scott resigns teaching fourth grade. Miss Sopha Vogler of Denver fills her place. Eaton Schools, under Prof. Copeland, enroll about 300 pupils with 13 teachers. A Sunday fire near the lumber yards burned a box car. hose team extinguished it. hoboes suspected. J. E. Morrison nearing completion of a farm home east of Dover. cost about $2,900.
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W. J. Henderson
Denver
Knots
Magnolia
RK. M. Gaie
D. E. Gibson
Missouri
R. D. S. Padget
B. W. Hoyt
New York City
MacGenn
Congregational Church
E. ©. Long
RE. L. Hensley
Eaton
Isabelle Smith
Fort Collins
S. C. Dickinson
Lucy Scott
Sopha Vogler
Copeland
Local notices from town and surrounding visitors
Lasalle E C Herrington's flying trip home from Carr Tuesday. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. L Ogilvy on Wednesday Sept 27. Miss Johnson guest of the Misses Col and Hayward this week. Mrs George Gregory visiting her parents Mr and Mrs E W McKinney. A E Bentley loses his buggy horse early in the week. Mrs McKissick of Denver leaves after visiting sister Mrs James Beattie. Dr and Mrs W S Partridge and pampes of Timnath guests of Rev and Mrs Taylor. Careless switching in railroad yards demolishes dirt apron at beet dump delaying shipment a few days. Dr B A Warren ill with typhoid at Georgetown improving slowly. Dr McCutcheon takes charge of his practice here.
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E. C. Herrington
Carr
L. Ogilvy
Wenesday
Miss Johnson
Coi
Hayward
George Gregory
E. W.mckinney
B. A. Warren
Georgetown
McCutcheon
Sugar beet harvest and wheat plans amid regional updates
Highlandlake farmers prepare to harvest sugar beets and plant fall wheat. Mrs. Elmer Oviatt of Denver visits E. E. Oviatt. A sugar company line nears completion. Mrs. F. P. Woodley seeks medical treatment in Longmont. R. S. True colors homes with wallpaper. A Thursday night rain settled the dust. no school Thursday for Pumpkin Pie day in Longmont. Dr. Dillingham may locate here if he can buy a suitable lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Oviatt
Denver
E. E. Oviatt
Sugar Company
Longmont
Dr. Dillingham
Local Haulers and Visits Highlight Week
Mr. Moerkle hauls grain this week and Arnold Boal hauls beets for Mr. Nelson. Miss May Flowers is on the sick list. Aid Society meets at Mrs. Thacker's home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. John Kimzey of Ivans visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moerkle
Arnold Boal
Mr. Nelson
Miss May Flowers
Local Happenings Report From Grover and Area
Mrs Rising of Grover attends a day, Art Myers represents Batchelor's hall in the past week. James I Harris visits Pumpkin Pie day at Longmont. Mr Cockran and Myrtle ill. George Thomas aids Davis in daily tasks. Lettie Holliday visits Grant Davis. Lingelback and Jackson take a quick business trip to Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Harris
Longmont
Mr. Cockran
Myrtle
KE. E. Myers
Batchelor’s Hall
George Thomas
Mr. Davis
John Lingelback
James R. Jackson
Sterling
Tegtman and Nichol wed in Greeley home ceremony
William Tegtman and Harriet Edna Nichol were married Sunday at Rev. R J Hunter's residence. Both are known in Greeley with ties to the Bell telephone company and local business circles. Nichol is Newton Nicholson's daughter from Erie. Tegtman recently worked at Mack's grocery after leaving the Bell office in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Hunter
William Tegtman
Harriet Edna Nicholson
Erie
Greeley
Bell Telephone Company
Newton Nicholson
Bell Telephone
Dora Betcher Dies in Godfrey Bottoms Burial Held
Mrs. Dora Betcher of Godfrey Bottoms died last Monday and was buried Tuesday. The report notes her passing and funeral details.
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Dora Betcher
Godfrey Bottoms
Death of Pioneer Theodore E Wheeler Near Platteville
Theodore E Wheeler an old resident near Platteville died at his brother John B Wheeler's home west of town last Tuesday morning Cancer of the stomach caused his death He was born in 1836 and came to Colorado in 1859 He once cooperated with Dennis Sullivan of Denver in Platteville land but sold his interests three years ago He had been living with his brother Funeral services were held at the house yesterday and interment will today occur in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore E. Wheeler
Platteville
John B. Wheeler
Colorado
Dennis Sullivan
Denver
New Local Train Service Connects Greeley and Denver
Union Pacific launches a passenger only line linking Greeley and Denver with Ault origin times 6 30 AM and 6 57 AM, arrival 8 30 AM in Denver, return 5 PM to Greeley 6 42 PM and 7 PM to Ault. Regular mail service remains unchanged.
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Greeley Country
Denver
Union Pacific
Ault
Greeley
Reward for Return of Lost Tire Inner Tube
One dollar reward offered for the return of the inner tube of an automobile tire lost between Greeley and Lucerne on Tuesday September 3 1905. Address E. S. Pinney.
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Greeley
Lucerne
Pinney
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F. P. Woodley
R. S. True
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Grant Davis
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