Residents and visitors frequent Denver trips and a fatality in Greeley
BE Baker, G R Miller and E G Carrithers visited Denver on Friday while many others including Mrs. Nina Robbins Mrs. Flora Heaton and Miss Grace Gordon traveled to or from Denver. George Tamori a 45 year old Japanese man died in Greeley of typhoid fever. O A Powell and wife left for St. Louis. George Hosmer of Union Pacific was taken to Denver for pneumonia threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Robbins
Denver
Greeley
George Tamori
George Hosmer
Union Pacific
Baptist Choir Social at Forward Home
Rev and Mrs D D Forward entertained the Baptist choir members at their home Friday evening. A delightful social followed the regular rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Forward
Baptist Choir
Mrs Law Visits Niece in Denver from Wisconsin
Mrs. T. J. Law of Shulisburg Wisconsin has visited her niece Mrs. C. C. Townsend and traveled to Denver for a few days with Townsend accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Law
Shulisburg, Wis
C. C. Townsend
Denver
Corning Woman to Return Home After Visit
Miss Nellie Sullivan of Corning Iowa leaves Monday for home after visiting Mrs E F Archer. Her grandmother Mrs Ellen Maney stays in Greeley all winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Sullivan
Corning
E. F. Archer
Ellen Maney
Greeley
Mrs Cooper Visits Denver Relative in Ault Illness
Mrs. Harry Cooper of Denver visits her mother Mrs. J. A. Hagenver. They went to Ault to see Mrs. J. Y. Wing, seriously ill at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Randolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Cooper
Denver
J. A. Hagenver
Ault
J. Y. Wing
George Randolph
Mead Family Begins Extended East Trip
Mr and Mrs Alec Mead and daughter Wilhelmina depart for a lengthy journey to the eastern states. They plan to visit the Mead ancestral home in New York and tour additional locations along the East Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Alec Mead
Wilhelmina
Mrs. Mead
New York State
Crawford to journey east with multiple city stops
Ticket agent C. A. Crawford will depart Sunday on an eastern trip visiting Kansas City St. Louis Washington New York and Boston. He will return via Chicago and visit relatives at his Rochester Minnesota home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Crawford
Kansas City
St. Louis
Washington
New York
Boston
Chicago
Rochester
Minn
Two Boys Bonded After Auto Theft Flee Incident
John Wadlin and Will Adams, who returned from the northwest on their own accord after taking the A. J. Allen automobile, are out on bonds. They were released on bond prior to being jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wadlin
Will Adams
A. J. Allen
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Claims Hair Growth Guarantee
An advertisement touts Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as proven to grow hair and cure baldness in 93 of 100 cases with proper use. The claim includes a full refund guarantee if users are not satisfied, noting the product is pleasant to apply and non greasy. Sold at The Rexall Store and Gilbert Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Rexail
Gilbert Drug Stores
Fort Collins tops Eaton in first game 8 to 3
Fort Collins high school defeated Eaton 8 to 3 in the season opener at Fort Collins. Eaton scored on a drop kick from the 30 yard line as a fast, well attended game drew many Eaton rooters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Eaton
Eaton High School
Giddens
Barnell
Clayton
R. G
Kimmell
R. T
Dunn
R. E
Crosby
Q. B
Cross
1. H
Law
R. H
Hale
F. B. Faton
Fuller
Mathieson
Smiley
1. T
Shattuck
1. G
Mimmick
Desskee
Wheaton
Murphy
Tanner
B. Mimmick
Kessler
Wilee
Grandma Lowry Dies After Long Illness in Weld County
Mrs. M. Lowry known as Grandma Lowry died in Ault after several weeks with pneumonia. She had lived in Weld county twenty years and resided with her son Frank Lowry near Ault for five years. Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock at the Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
M. Lowry
Grandma" Lowry
Frank Lowry
Grandma Lowry
Weld County
Congregational Church
Big Laramie Poudre Tunnel Progress Marked
Progress on the Laramie Poudre tunnel under Green River mountain shows the bore 781 feet closer to completion than August end while September gains reach 486 feet on the eastern bore. Kingsbury brothers build tunnel reservoirs on the Laramie river side as contract requires December 1911 completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellwee
Laramie-Poudre
Green River Mountain
Kingsbury Brothers
Laramie River
Laramie
Burglary Confessions Tied to Chain Gang Work
George Cody and John Speckman confessed to breaking into a box car near Brighton while on the chain gang at LaSalle. They stole a small amount of food material and were later jailed in the county jail charged with burglary after informing Marshal Fenley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
George Cody
John Speckman
Marshal Fenley
Brighton
Sheriff's Office
Beets From Pleasant Valley Lead In Sugar Content
B S Hill of the Pleasant Valley district holds the record for high sugar beet quality this year. His beets yield twenty three tons per acre with 19 percent sugar content, netting growers six dollars a ton. Other county farmers anticipate matching or surpassing his record as Greeley and Weld County push reputation as prime crop producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Hill
Pleasant Valley District
Broncho Buster Gus Anderson Badly Injured Near Eaton
Eaton, Oct 12. Gus Anderson, champion broncho buster and owner of the local livery stable, was thrown into a ditch with the horse he rode. He suffered a broken collar bone and serious bruises while leading another horse. He remained able to be up and around after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Gus Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Cross Roads
Miss Louise Haywood and William Coil Married in Boulder
The wedding of Miss Louise Haywood of Boulder and William Coil of Benton City Missouri took place at 8 o'clock this morning at the bride's Boulder home. The couple will reside in Benton City where Mr Coil is a bank cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Haywood
William Coil
Boulder
Louise
Haywood
Wil
Liam Coil
Benton City
Miss Hay
Wood
LaSalle
Linnie Coil
Miss Coil
Miss Haywood
Ben
Ton City
Coil
a + bank
Greeley
E. W. Johnson
Clara
Johnson
Denver
Man Gives Away Other Men's Cigars In Eaton Episode
Cyrus Hill an elderly Pierce resident sparked a scene in Eaton when he entered the Palace cafe and took cigars, distributing them freely before being confronted by a deputy sheriff and arrested. The incident followed reports of mental derangement. Separately, the Greeley Automobile Company saw a ownership transfer to H E B Badger, Dr J G Graham and Will Welsh for 4100, with new management to be Badger and Vanderlip pursuing new ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Hill
Eaton
Cyrus
Pierce
Palace Cafe
Greeley
Court House
Peterson
Hill
Auto Company
Greeley Automobile Company
Chris Montgomery
L. C. Vanderlip
Frank Rienks
H. E B. Badger
J. G. Graham
Will Welsh
Badger
Vanderlip
Greeley Men Eye Mexican Reclamation Project
Denver and Greeley investors plan a major western coast project in Mexico to combine irrigation works with railroad electrification. The venture would use waters near Topolambamba for irrigation and power generation. Denver financiers travel to examine the irrigation angle while Greeley interests focus on the irrigation potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Denver
Greeley Capital
Topolambbampo
Greeley
Greeley Wins Closest Season Finale Over Hopbrau
Greeley defeated the Hofbrau team of Denver 7 to 6 in a tightly contested season finale. The result stayed in doubt until the final out and featured fast play. The two teams had met six times this year with Denver winning most games. Greeley appears unlikely to play further this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Hofbrau
Denver
Local residents make Monday and Denver trips
W Long left Monday for Portland. G Young spent Monday in Denver. C F Tew returned Monday from Mrs Alice Beckwith went to Windsor Monday. Miss Minnie Lacoma left Monday for Portland Ore. Mrs H R Withey went to Denver this morning for a few days. Axel Henderson left Greeley Monday for Nome Alaska. Mr and Mrs William Marks of Sterling were in Greeley today. John Elliott returned Monday from Fort Collins. I Rothschild returned Monday from two weeks trip to Pueblo and Walsenburg. Mr and Mrs C I Faulkner and family went to Denver for an auto trip Sunday. Mr and Mrs F H Badger went to Denver Monday for the electric show. Frank Baker has accepted a position with Ramsay Dry Goods. Mr and Mrs S H Southard went to Colorado Springs. Dr C B Dyde went to Colorado Springs today for the Medical association. Mr and Mrs W P Wasley went to Denver this morning for the electric show. Mrs Mary Hall and Miss Carrie Lyman went to Denver Monday for a few days. Mr and Mrs Vernon McKelvey and children spent Saturday and Sunday in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hall
Carrie Lyman
Denver
Denver trip and railroad job change
Mrs Frank Benson and her children travel to Denver for a several weeks visit. Walter Hosack moves to Denver today to begin work as a brakeman on the Union Pacific Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hosack
Denver
Union Pacific
Mrs Mary Scott Heads to California for Winter
Mrs. Mary Scott and her daughter Mise Mamie departed this morning for California to spend the winter. Also leaving today were Mr. and Mrs. D E Biles, Mr. and Mrs. Mort Darling, and Mrs. H A Russell, who traveled to Denver in Mr Bliss's auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Scott
Mise Mamie
California
D. BE. Biles
Mort Darling
H. A. Russell
Denver
Bliss
Local social notes from Colorado Springs visit and Kansas trip
Dr Ella Mead traveled to Colorado Springs on Monday to attend a medical association session in the city. Mr and Mrs D H Wysong left Tuesday for Kansas City after a week with their daughter Mrs A H Reiter. Miss Bessie Wright of Windsor stayed with Mrs J W Gault on Monday and visited Eaton in the afternoon with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mead
Colorado Springs
The
Medical Association
D. H. Wysong
Kansas City
A. H. Reiter
Bessie Wright
Windsor
J. W. Gault
Eaton
Local residents plan moves and travel in Greeley
Mrs. Roy Albin will arrive this week from Loveland to live on Seventh Avenue while Mr. Albin works at the sugar factory. Charlies Morris of Denver visited Greeley on Monday as a guest of BE Langtry. They soon left for an auto trip to Fort Collins and Denver and Langtry expects to return today with a new seven passenger Cadillac auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Albin
Loveland
Mr. Albin
Seventh Avenue
Charlies Morris
Denver
Greeley
BE. W. Langtry
Fort Collings
Raynor to Replace Crawford as Station Ticket Agent
F A Raynor of Colorado Springs will replace C A Crawford as ticket agent at the station during Crawford's vacation east. Raynor will remain in Greeley until Crawford's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Raynor
Colorado Springs
C. A. Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Mr. Raynor
Will Will
Greeley
Tousey Guests With Hall Jones After Oregon Hunt
D C Tousey visited Mr and Mrs J Hall Jones over Sunday and returned Monday to Florida. He was Mr Jones companion on their hunting trip in Oregon this fall and stayed west a few weeks after Mr Jones returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Richthoven Ranch Expansion Sparks Agricultural Upgrades
The consolidation of the 706 ranch and nearby holdings along the Platte near Hardin in Weld County has boosted agricultural development. New ditches, crop rotation, and added stock farming accompany division into ten to forty acre tracts for Denver gardeners. The latest is a 70 inch seepage ditch financing 6000 dollars to irrigate 806 acres previously grazing land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richthoven
Platte River
Weld County
Hardin
Denver
Normal students elect officers for college classes
The college senior and junior classes of the Normal held meetings Friday evening to elect officers. Meetings occurred in separate rooms with an informal gathering in the gym later chaperoned by Prof. and Mrs. G. R. Miller. Dancing and light refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
G. R. Miller
Bicycle Runover by Tram Leaves Davis Unharmed
Stanley Davis narrowly escaped injury when a tram carriage driven by J. P. Valley ran over him. The wheel was knocked from his hands and his bicycle broken. Davis was standing on the street and not seriously hurt. Valley lost control of the horses. no one else was injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Davie
J. P. Valley
Davis
Valley
Fireball from cement can injures Stanley steamer driver
Emery Ferrell, driver for the little store, suffered severe burns to hands face arms and legs when a can of Never-leak cement exploded on the engine of his Stanley steamer yesterday at his home. He was tended at home by medical staff after the blast. Ferrell, experienced with automobiles, had left the can on the engine during repairs and reached for it as it boiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Emery Ferrell
Burma
Ferrell
Wheel stolen from Crockett’s storefront during work time
C. J. Crockett reported a wheel disappeared from the front of his store on Tuesday evening. He had been working and left at about 9 o'clock to find the wheel missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Crockett
Mr. Crockett
Unclaimed Beryet Cow Found Near Arr County Colorado
A stray animal described as nearly black with one ear split was found near Arr County in Colorado. The board will auction the animal on October 15 for the benefit of the owner unless claimed, per the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arr
Ete County
Colorado
Towit
Shea Found
Venter
Fragmented OCR Item From Green County Gazette
A damaged OCR fragment from a local newspaper mentions BLIBS and fir ublication, with garbled text suggesting a publication or note but lacking clear details or names.
Also Mentioned on This Page
BE. E. Baker
E. G. Carrithers
Kindred
John Klug
Cc. B. Powell
W. Longwith
Charles H. Wheeler
Flora Heaton
Co. O. Russell
Excelsior Springs
Miss Grace Gordon
C. A. Bennett
E. W. Langtry
J. S. Todd
Illinois
H. J. Weibking
M. J. Gale
B. F. Hoffman
Essie Cunningham
O. A. Powell
Missouri
B.S. Hill
Pleasant Valley
Hopbrau
C. Heacox
Southwest Quarter
Wilame
Hooktorrd
Pfau Delivery
Ee Alt Sbs Zoe
Henry Candlin
Notary Public
W. Long
Portland
G. Young
C. F. Tew
Alice Beckwith
Minnie Lacoma
Ore
H. R. Withey
Ee Axel Henderson
Nome
Alaska
William Marks
Sterling
John Elliott
I. Rothschild
Pueblo
Walsenbureg
F. H. Badger
Frank Baker
Ramsay Dry Goods Company
S. H. Southard
C. B. Dyde
W. P. Wasley
Vernon McKelvey
Frank Benson
Nemortesd
Landseekers
Midland
W. B. Throckmerton
17Th
E. D. Whitley
Stanley Davis
Esthay Advertisement
Cows Lawa
A.W. Wein
Harriet K. Pease
Mary KB
Mail
Mary
Hall
Charles Bb
Hange
Sint Neven
P.m.eld
Said i
Sharios K Hall
Charken Mall
el A. Furhey
Bache Furhey
Charles i. Hall
Forte
Olgrk
ANP Radi
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