Ell Ends Weld Weekend Roundup of Local Visits
John Sloan Elw ell made a business trip to Greeley Friday. Mrs Will Avery visited Denver with her sister. Miss Ethel Clampett spent Sunday with relatives in Loveland. Edith Flory drove to LaSalle after her father returned from Akron. Henry Brown walked ten miles from Platteville. Beulah Shull visited Anita Doherty in Eaton Friday to Sunday. Eberhart hosts at birthday dinner for 56 year old Mr. Eberhart and 73 year old Grandma Rosen. Rev Bean of Denver spoke at two local churches. Windsor students enjoyed a straw ride to the Powers ranch with chaperones Mrs Wright and Mrs Cloud. Mrs Chamberlain of Beatrice left Windsor after visiting Mrs Nettleton. S M Bayes bought 160 acres east of Ault from W R Clark for 16000 dollars. Mary K Lee, visiting daughter Carena Lee, plans winter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sloan
Greeley
Will Avery
Denver
Ethel Clampett
Loveland
Edith Flory
LaSalle
Akron
Beulah Shull
Anita Doherty
Eaton
Mrs. Letford
Johnstown
Eberhart
Mr. Eberhart
Grandma Rosen
Bean
Anti-Saloon League
M. BE
Christian Church
Windsor
Wright
W. A. Cloud
Powers Ranch
Mrs. Chamberlain
Beatrice
Neb
William Nettleton
S. M. Bayes
Geo. Oliver
Ault
W. R. Clark
Raton
Mary K. Lee
Carena Lee
C. H. Thomas
California
Local Notes from Ault and Nearby Towns
Fairplay reports Fred Nafus lost a valuable horse after it fell into a well. Mr and Mrs J M Moore of Ault visited Rienks. John Rienks did business in Lenver last Tuesday and Wednesday. A M Bartholomew notes potato yield around 140 sacks per acre. Grace Nichols spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A Nichols. Mrs C E Taggert returned from Denver after a friend’s death. Laura Rienks attends a business college in Greeley and visited over the weekend. Mr and Mrs W F Peterson and two children came from Dawes Indiana to visit Mr and Mrs A M Bartholomew. Peterson may return later this week. Mrs Peterson stays for health reasons. Mrs Peterson and Mrs Bartholomew are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nafus
J. M. Moore
Ault
Rienks
John Rienks
Lenver
A. M. Bartholomew
Acre
Grace Nichols
A. Nichols
C. E. Taggert
Denver
Laura Rienks
Greeley
W. F. Peterson
Daws
Miss Pearl Row Spends Weekend with Parents in Pierce
Olive Branch report notes Miss Pearl Row staying with her parents Saturday and Sunday in Pierce. Mrs. E Hedenskog suffers asthma but is improving. R P Fowler of Topeka Kansas visits to oversee farming interests. John H Dye sells his livery stake to S E Poe and returns to the farm. Dye, Hulse and Porter own three quarters of land, about 200 acres broken, half in fall wheat, rest planned for oats barley and corn, awaiting the Pierce extension ditch water for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Extension
Local Notes From LaSalle And Nearby
Miss Bertha Roberts left last week to visit friends in Nebraska. T Raeilsback of Hardin conducted business in LaSalle Saturday. William Rodgers moved into the home vacated by William Patterson. Miss Adah Ellis returned to school duties Monday after a home visit. Rev and Mrs Rambo and child spent days with Mrs Rambo’s sister Mrs Bainbridge. Miss Jennie Hanson has recovered from a fall and will work at the drug store. Mrs R Sullivan and Elaine, with Mrs Sullivan’s mother Mrs Pratt, left for a month in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Roberts
Nebraska
T. Raeilsback
Hardin
LaSalle
William Rodgers
Wiliam Patterson
Adah Ellis
Local Social News from Windsor and Nearby Towns
Windsor Ward Laybourn spent Sunday and Monday in Denver. Mr and Mrs A Hahn visited in Denver the past week. Mrs Chas Atkins is now book keeper for Cloud and Co meat market. D H Nylander of Idaho Springs has purchased the plumbing business of W T Boreing. Geo Bender and family moved into the Jack Lewis property as their son bought 7 J Lewis house. Bruce McCurdy and family of Longmont visited relatives and old friends. Dr Carnine preached at the M church last Thursday night and presided at the quarterly conference. Mr and Mrs David Morrow of Rocky Ford who visited J B Ferguson and J P Morrow returned home Friday. Mrs T T Vincent plans to visit her son in Washington state seeking climate relief for health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Laybourn
Denver
A. Hahn
Chas. Atkins
Cloud & Co
D. H. Nylander
Idaho Springs
W. T. Boreing
Geo. Bender
Jack Lewis
J. Lewis
Bruce McCurdy
Longmont
Carnine
David Morrow
Rocky Ford
J. B. Ferguson
J. P. Morrow
Wyatt Ranch Digging News and Local Visits
Mrs EK Wyatt and Mrs R G Crain with Leila Crain visit Eaton while the Carlson Bros dig and haul potatoes to Ault. The Ernest Blandin house addition nears plastering and Mrs H Schenk with children are noted as recent local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyatt
Ernest Blandin
Carlson Bros
Ault
Typhoid illness strikes local resident Joe Franklin
Joe Franklin suffers from typhoid fever while the community notes family visits and social updates. Mr and Mrs D Jones return from Denver. Mr and Mrs W Hall entertain relatives from West Virginia. Auction sales include town jets and the old school house for 2095 dollars. Reverend Findley preached at the Fort Collins Christian church and later conducted a funeral for Helen E Snow at Eaton cemetery. Delca Newell improves after hospital stay and plans to return home later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Franklin
Mrs. D. Jones
Denver
Mrs. W. Hall
West Virginia
Rev. Findley
Fort Collins
lKuria
Eaton Cemetery
Hazelton social notes and local visits long ago
The West Side Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. John Looby on October 2. Ross Alden is recovering from typhoid fever in Greeley hospital. Mrs. Ed Davis and daughter visited Mrs. Nora Jackson in Fort Lupton. Mrs. Claud Whitman and three children from near Salem Ohio visit her mother, Mrs. Fred Landon. Ethel Beatham hosted about twenty young friends for Martin Marion of Philadelphia with games music ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Davis
Lillie Cassiday
Fort Lupton
Nora Jackson
Claud Whitman
Margaret Woods
Salem
Fred Landon
Ethel Beetham
Martin Marion
Philadelphia
Local notes on residents and travels in 1900s circles
John Lawson of Olive Branch clerks for Mrs. Stoecks. Hudson and Harris still in the mountains hunting bears. Todd of Lodi California sent baskets of home grown grapes to friends. Fred Graefe returned from Lodi with family. Mrs. Graefe and children will winter there. D H Campbell had a successful operation at St Joseph's Denver. he is recovering with his son W D Campbell present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawson
Olive Branch
Stoecks
M. Hudson
Frank Harris
M. GC. Todd
Lodi
Calif
Fred Graefe
Ault’s cradle roll ranks third in state with 88 enrolled
In Sunday school convention of Congregational churches Ault reported 88 babies enrolled in the cradle roll, Denver led, with Colorado Springs second. In a Baptist church meeting Mrs. W N Williamson and three children joined by letter, and O C McWilliams was named clerk pro tem as Mrs. Pence remains ill. Dr. Anderson removed a partition in his drug store, creating a larger, renovated space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Churches
Ault
Denver
Colorado Springs
The
Baptist Church
W. N. Williamson
O. C. McWilliams
R. L. Pence
Oh Desperate Chance at Majestic Amusement Company
The Majestic Amusement Company presents Oh Desperate Chance by Theodore Kremer at the opera house next Monday October 14. The melodrama follows the escapades of the famous Liddle Brothers as criminals, offering sensational stage effects and a story true to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jine
Majestic Amusement Company
Theodore Kremer
Opera House
Liddle Brothers
Wicked play with love romance and new effects at four acts
A review praises a four act play with both good and bad traits, noting captivating scenes, strong comedy, and a near life like story. The cast includes well known artists and uses special scenery and electrical effects. A testimonial extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm for quinsy and sprains with prompt relief.
Eye specialist Dr Sapero to visit New Camfield Hotel
Dr. K. C. Sapero, Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist, will be at the New Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday October 17 18 and 19 for consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Eye
New Camfield Hotel
Travel fare to Mexico City via Colorado & Southern Ry
A descriptive book note cites a fare of 2820 dollars to Mexico City from Denver via the Colorado and Southern Railway. It mentions T. E. Fisher as the G. P. A. in Denver who may be authoring or handling the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Burlington
Denver
Omaha
Chicago
Steph
St. Louis
Colorado & Southern Ry
T. E. Fisher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greeley Produce & Commission Co
W. E. Green Albert Lawrence Chas. H. Bliss
S. A. Bradfield Ira I. Sides, Manager
Fifth Street
D. R. McArthur
J. F. Vallery,g. A
C.B
Q. Ry
Seventeenth Street
Denver, Colo
West
Threeman Hollis & "Latt Commission Co. Incorporated
Denver Union Stock Yards
Elwell
Henry Brown
Platteville
Fairplay
Miss Pearl Row
Pierce
Mrs. EK. Sly
H. Schenk
Severance
Hazelton
West Side Ladies’ Aid Society
John Looby
Ross Alden
Greeley Hospital
Biddle Brothers
Chamberlain
K. C. Sapero
Mexico City
Greeley National Bank
Greeley, Colorado
Greeley Opera House
Majestic Amusement CO
Biddle Bros
Pittsburg
National Lead Company
Clark Ave
Th St
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