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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1903
Page
2
All Over Weld recaps local events from Fort Lupton where W S Falkenberg preached at the M E church to cattle roundups and fall irrigation work. There are weddings, visits from California and New York, a fire at G W Beeton's residence, a Republican convention in Greeley, and community gatherings hosted by the W O W and Diamond Circle.
Plum details from Platteville and surrounding communities record varied activities. Hammitt and Ross pay eighteen cents a dozen for eggs in cash while other residents travel to Denver and Longmont for business and family visits. A dancing club forms for winter and a fifteenth birthday party is noted with local social happenings.
LACRANCE CO H Mulford builds an addition to his house Ed Neff returns to Fort Collins to begin work at the college Beet crews prepare to dig starting Tuesday Mr Sorensen plans a move to Denver after harvest C D Neff visits from Fort Collins to check on ranch beer production Mr Messick returns to the neighborhood and works on the beer dump Miss Editon McCullough writes her new school teaches from Grover and enjoys teaching Mrs Will Hogarty and Baby plan a one month Council Bluffs visit Miss Eva Ford travels with Mrs Graham to Council Bluffs for a brief visit James Graham drives to Fort Collins to bring home Mrs Graham and boys after two weeks away for a sick baby’s benefit
Bic Bend Will Davis returns home on a Sunday visit. Mrs Zilar and family visit in Greeley. The Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Stone’s Tuesday. Wiggetts travel to Greeley to see their daughter. Flowers family visit Ed and Mrs Jones. A boy is born to Gordy and Mrs McMillen Friday. George Perkins, engineer, visits his parents. Dessa Pritchard and Mr Duncan visit her aunt Mrs Edwin Davis. Locals drive to Evans to hear missionary Mrs Ashton from India, who has spent twelve years there and plans to return after a stay in the U S.
Reports say Barnard and Mrs. Thomas Evans are improving. A correction fixes last week's item to $10,000 in shipments. The Johnstown area is healthy, medical calls are down, and Circle W. O. W. lodge grows with 50 members. Banquet ends an eventful evening as Loveland visitors participate.
AULT Superintendent Snook visited Friday. Mrs John Patton in town this week. Born September 29 a son to Mr and Mrs J H League. Illnesses: Mrs D J Blake and Mrs R L Pence both listed as recovering. Church progress shows new framework up and work advancing rapidly. Sam Curtis worker injured last Saturday moving potatoes and hospitalized at Greeley. name not released.
The item lists residents visiting area towns and church events. Mr Paul visited Liberty Hall, a Sunday mystery meeting at a church, Mr Erkenbeck drove city streets, Byron Howard played piano at a Friday dance, and multiple locals shopped for pianos and goods with connections to Longmont Denver and Colorado Springs.
Evans W. D. Young is reported on the sick list. Len Flint was a Denver visitor last Saturday.
Local notes record Edith Davis visiting LaSalle and Miss Lou Buchanan from Greeley. Visitors include Rev. Wylie Evans, J. C. Gingrich of Denver, and Rev. Acheson of Denver. Residents move, harvest activity rises, and missionary talks by Sterman Ashton and Dr. Kate McBurney are noted with brief events and travels.
D L Beach of Clover Nook farm Greenfield Massachusetts reports four years of stomach trouble improved after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He urges others with similar issues to try the tablets and notes satisfaction with the results. Price is 25 cents and available from all druggists.
Critics call the lively farce a masterpiece of complex resource and cunning wit. The London Telegraph hails it as accomplished and free of offense, while the New York Sun notes its free flow, and the Chicago Tribune finds humor in every sentence.
Mr. Miller is busy building beer dumps at Hygiene. Prayer meeting will be held at Joshua Stones this evening. Mrs. Wiggett and daughter visited in Greeley at Mrs. Taylor's Thurs Miss Annie Flowers and sister May drove to LaSalle Sunday evening to hear Rev. Taylor preach. Miss Lizzie Jones of Erie stayed with her aunt Mrs. Ed Jones and was the guest of Mrs. Flowers.
John ston H A Clingenpeel visited Fort Collins Sunday. Twenty cars of beer were loaded at the station during the past week. W H Bone sold his Missouri property and plans to reside in Colorado. Miss Eva Barnard, a teacher near Pueblo, returned home to care for her ill mother. Those on the sick list include Katie Becker and Mrs J K.
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