Notable Social Appointments and Local Happenings in Eaton
Eaton G. H. Denio and son Hugh visited Denver last Saturday. Several local residents made weekend trips to Denver and Greeley. Texie Wood started teaching sixth grade in Windsor. The district conference of the Greeley area will bring 25 to 30 ministers. Potato crop efforts continue with long days for pickers. The Woman's and Social Hours clubs held meetings with literary and dramatic discussions. A new well on Mr. Ragam’s farm yielded rich water, with analysis praising medicinal content and low cost for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Social Hours Card Club
T. H
Woman’s Club of
Eaton
J. W. Smillie
J. R. Wilkies
Shakespeare
A. J. Eaton
Federation
N. W. Beliose
David Ragam
State Agricultural College
W. P. Headden
Ragan
Johnstown notes on farm sale wheat handling and rail incident
Johnstown news reports Johnstowns Lammers sold two acres at one hundred dollars per acre. Last week six ears of wheat and 41 cars of beets were shipped from this station. Rail cars ran away but stopped without damage. Barns growth and farm buildings praised. A lecture by Rev Carmine on Ireland proceeds for library fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flerman Lammers
Hillsboro Social Notes Show Local Visits and Travel
Mrs Bowles visited Hillsboro last week while Mr Mayne plans hay baling this week. Mrs Gray and Miss Provost called on Mrs Jones Monday. Lovelands visited Greeley Thursday. Mrs Schmalljohann on sick list. Sidney Gray helps brother in shop this week. George Gray and mother in Berthoud on Friday. Mrs Miner and Mrs Blake visited Mrs Gray Friday. John Brewer went to Platteville after freight for George Gray Thursday. Douglas Shaw and Mr Mossman begin digging potatoes this week. Mrs Dudley left for Kansas. Charley Provost rode from Denver to Hillsboro Sunday to see sister Miss Tillie. Douglas Shaw met his brother in LaSalle Friday to plan time in Hillsboro. Mrs Jones reports her son in California on furlough from the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mayne
Mrs. Gray
Miss Provost
Dudley
Kansas
Bachelor’s Hall
Charley Provost
Hillsboro
Denver
Miss Tillie
Douglas Shaw
LaSalle
Jones
Philippines
California
Evans W J Ennis Remains On Sick List
Evans W J Ennis is on the sick list. W D Young visited Denver on Tuesday. Mr Martin of Denver guests of sister Mrs G R Park. Wedding bells ring in Evans as Will Reed returns from Arizona and still favors Evans. Fred Alieck back from Logan Iowa. Thomas Johnson brought from Orchard Sickness typhoid fever. Shafroth visited town for Union Ditch business. Town board busy this week. Metropolitan Troupe entertained at Young's hall. Billie Williams of Greeley helped in Smith's blacksmith shop. Carson Sheriff Jones and Tregoning seen on the register. Than McIntyre returned from ?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Young
Denver
Mr. Martin
G. R. Park
Evans
Will Reed
Arizona
Fred Alieck
Logan
Iowa
Thomas Johnson
Orchard
John Shafroth
Union Ditch Company
Honorable Town Board
Young's Hall
Funeral and local notices from LaSalle district
In Chicago Monday evening a son was called to attend his father's funeral. Dr. Carnine led the Denver M E district and visited Rev Stillman and wife. Branson Sears' four children suffer typhoid with nurse aid from Denver. R Jusak the Japanese speaker drew a large Denver audience at the R J church. Theo Ennis welcomed a ten pound boy born Sunday night. Clyde McGlathlan's funeral took place Saturday at the M E church with Rev Taylor of La Salle Presbyterian officiating and Evans cemetery interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Carnine
Denver
M. E. Church
Stillman
Branson Sears
R. J
R. Jusak
Theo Ennis
Theo
Clyde McGlathlan
M. E
Rev. Taylor
Presbyterian Church of
Local Notes From Collins District Eight
S. Poe visited Aust on Thursday. Mary and Annie Keeling spent Saturday in Eaton. Miss Lula Schoonover drove to Greeley Tuesday. T. A. Phillips was in Greeley early this week. D. Kirby and J. Craine haul beer this week. Mrs. Oscar Cook suffers tonsillitis. John Vail ill with typhoid but improving. Mr. and Mrs. H. Snow visited C. F. Collins home Sunday. Minnie McCoy visited friends in Greeley over the weekend. William Turney hosts his brother Phil Turney of Fort Collins. R. P. Fowler farms potatoes for workers near Tongmont. G. R. Craine and sons harvest 175 sacks per acre. Ella Bainbridge of Platteville stayed a couple days on her northern district homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Poe
Aust
Mary
Annie Keeling
Eaton
Lula Schoonover
Greeley
T. A. Phillips
D. Kirby
J. Craine
Oscar Cook
John Vail
H. Snow
C. F. Collins
Minnie McCoy
William Turney
Phil Turney
Fort Collins
R. P. Fowler
Tongmont
G. R. Craine and Sons
Ella Bainbridge
Platteville
Local social notes and community movements
Roy Thornton Elwell returns home from college for Sunday. Miss Ella Noble visits Berthoud. Lewis Worden recovers from fever. Rev. W. A. Jones of Pennsylvania expected before Sunday. Rev. J. W. Cleaver leaves for Denver. Orchestra practice at Nobie home. Fern Mead and Leon Hodges join Y P C U. Anna Orr returns from Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania. Mrs. John Ransom hosts dinner for Shull and Eichmann. W A Purvis quits beet dump to farm full time. A B Holley ends beet contract and ten acre tracts, works in Loveland. Edmondson visits from Berthond with talk. Ed Brown buys Pillinger farm. offered $200 soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Thornton
Ella Noble
Berthoud
Lewis Worden
W. A. Jones
Pennsylvania
J. W. Cleaver
Denver
Nobie
Anna Orr
Michigan
Ohio
John Ransom
Twin Mound
Shull
Eichmann
W. A. Purvis
A. B. Holley
Loveland
Edmondson
Berthond
Ed Brown
Pillinger
Nellie Moore Receives New Organ In Possession
Emma Albee and Arthur Ragan remain on the sick list this week. Mrs Lin Hart of Loveland visited here last week. Jane and Estella Wailes visited friends at Coal Bank draw over Sun. The Wailes Brothers threshed 7610 bushels of grain. Jim Clymer was pushed off the beet dump Friday but escaped injury. Dr Holden treated Leroy Wailes for typhoid fever. Mrs O Rogers and sister returned from Kansas after visiting her parents for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Moore
Emma Albee
Arthur Ragan
Lin Hart
Loveland
Jane and
Estella Wailes
Coal Bank
Wailes
Jim Clymer
Dr. Holden
Leroy Wailes
Local News Briefs From Fairview and Surrounding Farm Life
Highland lake Carl True is building a dwelling here. Farmers haul grain to Longmont. Fort Collins visitor Mr. Turner seen last week. L A Kerr has materials for a new house. Pretty Shetland pony on the streets Saturday. Water in the ditch good now. Hall association to host event Friday October 16. Electric railroad viewed as forthcoming. Messrs Young and Harris of Longmont dined at Fairview Saturday. Threshers may quit due to lack of teams and men. Ladies Aid bazaar December 11 in the hall. Dinner served on election day. Mr Zimbeck family to move to Los Angeles California this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl True
Me. Turner
Fort Collins
L. A. Kerr
Hall Association
Messrs. Young and Harris
Longmont
Fairview
Ladies’ Aid Society
Zimbeck
Los Angeles
Calif
Sugar beet digging begins in Mount Zion district
Mount Zion reports the start of sugar beet digging this week. Local residents share travel to Denver to visit family and friends. A 12 year old boy, Guy Speed, broke his arm in a horse accident. The Woman's Pleasure club met at Liberty Hall with refreshments. Elwin Slater, a Pueblo policeman shot Wednesday, has died. his brother-in-law F M Nye received the telegram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Houck
Miss Fdith
Denver
Ben Hur
Laura Smith
Stanley
A. D. Holt
Ben Reese
J. L. Barr
B. W. Calkins
Boulder
Guy Speed
W. R. Speed
Woman’s Pleasure Club
Liberty Hall
Mary Redd
J. L Barr
F. M. Nye
Elwin Slater
Pueblo
Mr. Slater
Mike Landau
Local residents visit schools and call on families
Master Willie Kitchen, from the mountains, stays in the neighborhood and attends school. Rev. Taylor and wife called Friday and had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Callahan. Miss Eula M. Day, principal at Beebee draw school, visited her sister Miss Fannie L. Day, a teacher there, Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Kitchen
Rev. Taylor
Callahan
Eula M. Day
Beebee Draw
Fannie L. Day
Lincoln school notes and local sickness updates
Crow Creek reports Mrs. Matt Roberson is very sick and Irene Houston was on the sick list earlier this week. Mildred Decker starts at Lincoln school this week. Will Cope returns to work for Mr. DeRush. H. B. Nelson from Ault helps James Nelson with potato digging. Delia Woods and Cecil McClelland visited Campfield ranch Friday. Mrs. Dale attended Dr. Nauman funeral in Windsor. Rev. Hunter from Greeley to preach at Lincoln schoolhouse Sunday at 3 PM. Mrs. Houston hosted a dinner Friday with Mesdames Chipps Hopkins Pennington and VanGorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Roberson
Irene Houston
Mildred Decker
Lincoln School
Will Cope
Butler
Delia Woods
Cecil McClelland
Campfield Ranch
Dale
Greeley
Walter Nauman
Windsor
Rev. Hunter
Lincoln School House
Local Rain Delays A Vicinity Weekend Events
Two days of rain visited the Fort Lupton area Sunday and Monday. Rev Grace and his wife returned from their wedding tour in time for services Sunday. The Epworth League will host a dime social Friday evening at the home of B F Twombly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Epworth League
B. F. Twombly
Typhoid Recovery and Local Notices in Community News
Mrs. G. R. Vickroy is recovering from typhoid fever and able to be up. Bowen Allsebrook visited from Denver University to spend Sunday at home. Locals stockpile coal amid fear miners may strike on October 15. M. E. church stewards met at G. G. Philip’s home. Fulton Ditch survey of Lake Lupton led by Mr. Thompson of Dry Creek. G. G. Philip handles beet weighing as beet harvest starts. farmers report a strong crop across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Vickroy
Bowen Allsebrook
Denver University
M. E. Church
G. G. Philip
Fulton Ditch Company
Lake Lupton
Thompson
Dry Creek
Orchard Notes and Local Arrivals Highlight Farm Life
Mrs. Moore recovers from fever while Sid Prince and Jackson travel from Fort Morgan. Emery Bailey stays with cousin Wesley Putnam in Orchard. Beet harvest slows due to shortage of Mrs. R. H. Beem. Goodrich side track completed and beet dump functioning. Sheep split between M.S. Richeson and J. Murray, with Murray on the south and Richeson with L. A. Jackson. Mrs. Don Heffernan of Kersey visits, Beem heads to Masters for shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Moore
Sid Prince
Jackson
Fort Morgan
Emery Bailey
Wesley Putnam
Goodrich
M.S. Richeson
J. Murray
Mr. Murray
Mr. Richeson
L. A. Jackson
Don Heffernan
Kersey
Brink
Beem
Masters
Eye specialist Dr. Sapero to visit Greeley in October
Dr. K C Sapero, renowned eye ear nose and throat expert from Denver, will be in Greeley October 29 30 and 31 at the Oasis hotel. Free consultation offered. Parents urged to have children’s eyes checked before school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C Sapero
Denver
Greeley
Oasis Hotel
Windsor social and local notes from Windsor and Greeley
Rev Cameron preached at M E church in Windsor. B H Eaton attended a ditch meeting in Windsor. Mr and Mrs Will Petrikin visited Denver. Robert Harris visited the Grahams in Greeley. Metropolitan Quartet performed at the opera house to a good audience. Reuben Whitaker and wife visited Windsor. George Wilson left for St Louis to learn steamfitting. Irwin King rents Rogers house for winter. J D Kimberly burned lighting a gasoline stove. Kennedy friends celebrated his birthday. Alamo hotel changed hands with J C Brown as new proprietor. Mrs J Z Stocking and Miss Mary McLean attended Dr Nauman’s funeral in Greeley. A surprise party honored Mrs H Q Adcock in Windsor with about twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Cameron of
Greeley
M. E
B. H. Eaton
Windsor
Will Petrikin
Denver
Robert Harris
Robert Graham
Metropolitan
Opera House
Reuben Whitaker
Durango
Windsors
George Wilson
St. Louis
Irwin King
Rogers House
J. D. Kimberly
W. W. Kennedy
Alamo Hotel
J.C. Brown
Local Social Notes From Greeley and Nearby Areas
Mrs Thompson and Mrs McLucas of Greeley spent Thursday at C H Ford s. Miss Florence Devotie and friend of Greeley spent Saturday at Mr Lynn s. Charles Cole and Miss Josie moved from the farm into their new home in Greeley. Charles Neff of Greeley helps Charles Ramsay in Mosher Parker warehouse at Farmers Spur. Mr Swanson farms on the Rowe place and plans to work his own farm in Pleasant valley next year. Community extends sympathy to the family of Dr Walter Nauman who died in Windsor on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Devotie
Greeley
Charles Cole
Miss Josie
Charles Neff
Charles Ramsay
Mosher & Parker
Farmers’ Spur
Mr. Swanson
Rowe Place
Pleasant Valley
Walter Nauman
Windsor
Local social notes and church events in LaSalle area
Harry Snook hosted by Ralph Ellis on Tuesday. Miss Coil visited sister Mrs. E Johnson of Greeley. Mrs. C Hinds of Brighton called in LaSalle. John Bertley bought horses from Charles Claycomb. Rev C A Taylor installation took place on Sunday October 1. M Wilson and Ella tea with Miss Bessie Beattie. Mrs Beattie and Mrs Yonker visited Denver. Beattie attended state WCTU convention. Gravel shipments recently delivered. rumors of a U P railroad water tank project. Rev Richardson Timnath and Mr Schureman Fort Collins attended installation. Rev Hunter and J K Thompson of Greeley also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Snook
Ralph Ellis
Miss Coil
E. Johnson
Greeley
C Hinds
Brighton
LaSalle
John Bertley
Charles Claycomb
C. A. Taylor
M. Wilson
Miss Ella
Bessie Beattie
James Beattie
C. R. Yonker
Denver
Beattie
Richardson
Timnath
Mr. Schureman
Fort Collins
Hunter
J. K. Thompson
Taylor
Platteville News Short Items and Local Notes
Mammitt and Ross offer 1 cent a dozen for eggs in cash. Miss Eva Dunnewig is ill. Next Platteville teachers meeting scheduled. Hammitt and Ross pay 18 cents a dozen for eggs. Dr. J. F. Dawson visited Denver recently. G. W. Hammitt and wife shopped in Longmont. Slammitt and Ross quoted 18 cents a dozen eggs. Prof Packer attended Lupton teachers meeting. Morgan began trip to Shreveport after brief Platteville stay. Misses Matlock Frink Burnett visited Platteville. Dancing club held first dance Friday night with success. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Glaze and Miss Jessie Lewis shopped in Denver. Misses Hammitt Crawford attended Lupton meeting. Rose Burns returned from Kansas visit. Birthday party honored W G Egner’s 21st. Ladies High Five club hosted husbands at Hickle’s hall. A. R. Ross and Margaret visited Fort Collins to see Evelyn at school. W J Dundas and mother went to Denver to hear Nordica. George Jerry bought Mrs. Frederick property and will occupy soon. Mrs. Frederick moves to Phillipsburg. Mrs F P Volland joined Mrs E J Hyde to Lupton to take son Frank to Dr Marks for ball injury treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Hammitt & Ross
J. F. Dawson
Denver
G. W. Hammitt
Longmont
Slammitt & Ross
Prof Packer
Lupton
Morgan
Shreveport
J. D. Glaze
Jessie Lewis
Grace Hammitt
Crawford
Rose Burns
Kansas
Mr. Egner
W. G. Egner
High Five
Hickle’s Hall
A. R. Ross
Margaret
Fort Collins
Evelyn
W. J. Dundas
Bruce Lockart
Nordica
Trinity M. E
George Jerry
Fredrick
Frank
Dr. Marks
Local notes and minor injuries reported in town
Peter Peterson is ill with suspected typhoid fever while Mrs. Padget and her son Ramona returned home from the east Sunday. J H Teague injured when a piano box fell at Mr. Wickett’s home last week. he now hobble walks. Schmyhart sued Bert Hilton for wages. a jury found for the plaintiff with a verdict of 3.70 citing Gault for plaintiff and H T O Connor for defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Peterson
J. H. Teague
Wickett
Mr. Teague
Schmyhart
Bert Hilton
Jude
Henderson
D. # Blake
W. P. Hodges
Harry Schoonover
Gault
Plaintif
H. T. O'Connor
Monster Barbecue At Harvest Festival In Fort Collins
Harvest festival events headline a Monster Barbecue in Fort Collins on Tuesday October 20 celebrating the season. O F Grand Lodge will be in session as part of the observance. Trains depart Greeley at 4 50 p m with round trip rates in cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
O. F. Grand Lodge
Sessio
Greeley
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. H. Denio
Hugh
Charles Zdellner
Mesdaimes Grove
Moss and Farr
N. W. Moss
T. Hi
Jesse Harris
Harris
Wyoming
Roscoe Farr
Texie Wood
Bert Stockton
Raton
G. A. Montgomery
James Smillie
John McArtney
Armatage
J. G. Milne
Miss Dixon
J. M. Morris
Niebergall Mercantile Company
Wolf River
Johnstown
Davis-Hartford Mercantile Company
L. Davis
Bruner
H. J. Parish
David Ragan
Cali
Carmine of Dover
Ireland
Library Fund
B. R. Bonnell
Dr. Dawson
Plantev Tie
Messrs
Grand and Williamson
Fred Stearley
Johnson
Lammers
Devinney
Denver & Great
Mr. Mossman
W. J. Ennis
Billie Wiliams
W. F. Smith
G. KK. Carson
Sheriff Jones
Thomas Tregoning
Than McIntyre
Collins District
Elwell
Miss Fern Mead
Leon Hodges
Welcome Hill
Highland Lake
Mount Zion
Bic Bend
Crow Creek
Fort
R. H. Beem
J. Z. Stocking
Mary McLean
Dr. Nauman
Lacrance
McLucas of
C. H. Ford
U. P
Mammitt & Ross
Eva Dunnewig
Lolo Matlock
Frink and
Burnett
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