Lucerne Hosts Passion Play Film Night for Hall Fund
Local notices show visitors in town from Iowa and California while Lucerne plans an Oct 19 life motion picture showing of the Passion Play at the hall. A box supper and social hour will follow to raise funds for the new hall, with residents and guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Riggs
Iowa
Tom
Meeker
Mr. Good
Simon Hollinger
Denver
Jas. Milne
California
Dan Collins
Herbert Collins
Cheyenne
Roberts
Green Cox
Missouri
Lucerne Hall
Life
Beets and Local Happenings In Highland Lake Area
Ground ready for digging beets at Highland lake. R.8 True and son painting in Elwell neighborhood. Hamiltons visit relatives in Longmont. Kistler boys visit their parents. Wm Hogarty from Longmont visits. Some school children have whooping cough. After Oct 15 beet deliveries to stations freer. Lafayette fishing party reports late black bass season. Ed Kraig Ed Markham and others buy dry land from large land company fifteen miles from Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True and Son
Elwell
Mr. Hamilton
Longmont
Kistler
Wm. Hogarty
Lafayette
Ed Kraig
Ed Markham
4Y Large Land Company
Denver
Windsor Social Roundup and Local Moves
Windsor residents hosted visitors from Denver Greeley and Loveland while locals made short trips to Eaton and Fort Collins. Williams & Porter Produce now oversee the United Produce office. G W Whiting shifts to real estate. BE A Minckwitz plans a Louisiana sugar job after a California visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & Porter Produce Company
United Produce Company
BE. A. Minckwitz
Windsor
California
Louisiana
Local Residents Leave for Homes and Visits Across States
Mrs Dillingham departed Saturday for Wisconsin after a summer visit with her sister Mrs Robert Boyd. Miss Aurelia Boyd and Miss Rachel Boyd of Virginia Dale head to Lone Tree ranch for a two week stay. Frank Graham of Reynoldsburg dined with Mrs Swan's family. he will relocate to Denver. Mrs Tanner from Fort Collins attended the W T U convention then visited an old friend. Mr Warner sold his ranch to Mr Neuswanger for 83200 and plans to move to Iowa with his family next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillingham
Wisconsin
Robert Boyd
Aurelia Boyd
Rachel Boyd
Virginia Dale
Lone Tree
Frank Graham
Reynoldsburg
Swan
Frank
Denver
Tanner
Fort Collins
Warner
Mr. Neuswanger
Mr. Warner
Iowa
Mead Calendar Brims With Community Happenings
Local notes report acre of sickness easing with Cameron taking a short layoff from blacksmith work. Beers deliveries rise during harvest as siloing begins to cut hauling. Webb shows slight improvement in Denver hospital after horse incident. Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Rose visited Longmont with Miss Helmann of Nebraska, a Rose cousin. Women of Woodcraft announce first annual ball on October 25 a Halloween event. New church services commence with heat and lighting plant installation planned for evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Cameron
C. J. Johnston
Ralph Webb
Denver
C. V. Holmes
C. A. Rose
Woodcraft
Local Social Notes From Alva Campbell and Nearby Towns
Alva Campbell spent the past week in Denver. Mrs. Will Foley visited Fort Morgan Friday and Saturday. Mrs. A. D. Preston of Weldona visits her daughter Mrs. J. L. Gabbet. Mr. and Mrs. Halterman of Nuan move into E. V. Warner’s tenant house. Dr. Scott and family from Boulder were guests at KE. V. Warner’s. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Painter came from Denver on Saturday then returned on business. Mrs. G. Webber returned from Greeley. EF. E. Moore plows and seeds 400 acres at Goodrich for Greeley parties with a steam plow, contract completed the 13th. Beet shipments relieve the beet market little as shipments fall and larger growers pause digging due to poor facilities and shrinkage losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Stoner
Ault
Windsor
George
Denver
J. J. Harrison
C. H McNiel
W. A. Cloud
Crittenden
Greeley
Will Foley
Fort Morgan
A. D. Preston of
Weldona
J. L. Gabbet
Scott
Wendell
Boulder
KE. V. Warner's
J. E. Painter
EF. E. Moore
Goodrich
Ladies' cloaks in varied colors and trims
Black, tan and brown cloaks richly trimmed with braid priced at 10 dollars. A varied assortment includes black, brown, tan, green and red cloaks priced at 15 dollars.
Elegant Walking Skirts Priced At Four To Six Dollars
Fall collection offers mohairs panamas serges and voiles with strong four five and six dollar fines. The tailored skirts are described as finest for the price and praised for trim construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Fancy Drawn Scarfs and Center Pieces
A local shop highlights a new line of fancy drawn scarfs and center pieces added this past week. Prices go up to 14 dollars each and shoppers are invited to view the collection during the next visit and ask to see them.
Wool Dress Goods Exhibition Highlights Low Prices
Display features a fine line of wool dress fabrics in rich colors and cloths at moderate prices. Values advertised at 50c 75c and 1.00 per yard, plus pretty wool challies for kimonos and dressing sacques.
Local Notices Quietly Populate Dillon Community
CIPSON Dr Strong improves ranch by painting his house Perry Murray entertains aunt Mrs Webber of Denver Mr Kelcher moves into Dillon house on West Fifth St C S repairs fences and track J W Dillon spends a few days at Farmers Spur Mr and Mrs Hatch and baby guests of Mr and Mrs Harrison Mr and Mrs Spurgeon and family visit Mr and Mrs McPherson Mrs Dennis ill with nervous prostration not much improved Mr and Mrs Shaffer and daughter Dorothy visit Mr and Mrs John Lutz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Strong
Perry Murray
Spurgeon
McPherson
Dennis
Shaffer
Dorothy
John Lutz
Children’s Shoes Offer Strong Fall Selections
A local retailer announces better values in children’s shoes for the season with solid case purchases and an extra trade discount passed to customers. The fall lines cover from one year old size up, plus includes misses and boys footwear. The store invites customers to allow them to meet their shoe needs.
Underwear Offer Highlights Ladies and Children Lines
The advertisement touts ladies undergarments in eoru and gray up to 25c, with strong trade support for the soc price. It promises complete children’s lines, cotton rib and flat fleece options, wool rib and flat knit, and favorable fall prices expected to please shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc
City Council Sets Sewer No 31 Cost and Assessments
The city council of Greeley finds Sewer No 31 in blocks 88 and 89 costs 839.35 and assesses 37 cents per abutting foot. A meeting to hear objections is set for Tuesday evening October 22 1907, sealed by City Clerk J B Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Greeley
J. B. Patton
Sore eyes cured by salve after long affliction
P. C. Earls of Cynthiana Kentucky explains his 33 year battle with sore eyes and total blindness for six years. After trying Chamberlains Salve a neighbor gave him half a box and his sight returned. Chamberlains Salve sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C. Earls
Cynthiana
Chamberlain
Evans Installs Deming Triplex Gasoline Engine Water System
The town of Evans installs a Deming Triplex gasoline engine in the water works pumping station. The engine handles 220 gallons of water per minute at 180 pounds pressure, ensuring ample supply. Water is drawn from wells and described as soft and pure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Water Works
Denver via Colorado & Southern Ry Folder Note
Denver dispatch describes a folder related to T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver, with reference to rail service and official role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado & Southern Ry
T. E. Fisher
Knit Goods and Sweaters on Display for Cold Weather
We show a range of sweaters from $1.25 to $7.50 in white blue red black and gray. Available for adults and a full line for children ages 2 to 14 years.
Remarkable Values in Flannel Nightgowns on Display
We present a display of flannel gowns in fancy and plain colors at affordable prices 39c 89c and 1.00. This sale highlights strong value and encourages shoppers to buy locally for the best deals on these gowns.
Quality Kuppenheimer Suits and Overcoats Offer
We have chosen Kuppenheimer garments for men that balance quality workmanship and style with fair pricing. These suits and overcoats aim to earn your satisfaction and repeated patronage, linking our store with dependable merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Kuppenheimer
Kuppenheimer
Men's Underwear Offer: 50 Cent Lines and Wool Fleece
The ad presents underwear options with prices around 50 cents per item. Derby rib in cru and brown, fleece in single and double breast in multiple shades, and a wool fleece garment at 75 cents. The wool line is noted as most complete and appealing.
Carpet Department Special Offers and Discounts
Special from the Carpet Department features B grade Inlaid Linoleum at 1.25 a yard and C grade printed linoleum at 52 cents per yard. Fibre Matting with patterns 30 to 48 cents a yard. Ingrain carpet 47 cents a yard. Lace curtains mostly 25 pairs at 20 percent off while last.
Birthday Surprise for Miss Carrie Woodruff
Miss Carrie Woodruff was surprised Saturday afternoon by about twenty friends at her father's office where she works. Mrs. Woodruff organized the party with decorations by Alberta Stratton and music by Mabel Wilson. Refreshments followed for all attendees. Ballard's Snow Liniment is recommended for rheumatic pains and various weather-related discomforts. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Woodruff
Teams for Grading Near Greeley
Grading positions sought near Greeley Colorado inquiry directed to George J Spear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
George J. Spear
Colo
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Henry Clay
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G. Webber
J. T. Warren
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