Lamb shipments arrive as Weld County notes passings and events
Elwell reports a large shipment of fine lambs on Sunday while local residents React to illnesses travel plans and everyday mishaps Mrs John Sloan heads to Idaho to visit parents Gus Carlson hires extra help for beer hauling after losing a horse August Carlson suffers a dislocated bone mistake noted in last week's items C Scott and wife move to a new home birthday surprises social at the parsonage and a bear hunting story round out the local notices The peace case Ryden vs Jones ends with bonds set and a minor altercation between J Jeremiasson and Albert Allison’s party precedes a couple of barbed town squabbles between Marshal Coffee and Night Watchman Todd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sloan
Idaho
Gus Carlson
August Carlson
Social Whispers and Local News From Evans
Severe grip hits Evans W D Young while visitors arrive from Sparta Illinois and Washington Iowa. Miss Dille from Washington visits J B Dunn as Mrs Matt Briggs hosts the first season social in Youngs Hall. Dr Leavenworth leaves Evans for Brighton after weeks with local friends. Mrs J H Barnes dies suddenly in Denver after a brief hospital stay. Mrs Darmes dies shortly after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Young
Miss Morrow
Sparta
Ill
Matt Briggs
John Klug
Roggen
W. H. Sherman
Ogden
Utah
W. R. C. Hallowe’en
Young’s Hall
Dr. Leavenworth
Evans
Brighton
Wm. Fashbaugh
New York City
J. P. Fashbaugh
J. H. Barnes
Homeopathic Hospital
Denver
Darmes
Local Notes and Community Updates Report
Mrs. John Duncan is quite sick again and unable to be out. Jacob Hasbrouck is building his new house in Graefe's addition. Mrs. P. J. Newman visits Mrs. Victor Ehn for a few days. Three street lights have been put up on Main street. Mrs. G. H. Bradfield has returned from Kansas City after a month’s visit. Harry Schoonover has gone to Kansas City to engage in the spud business. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Bliss of Pleas Valley visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duncan
Jacob Hasbrouck
Graefe
P. J. Newman
Victor Ehn
Main Street
G. H. Bradfield
Kansas City
Harry Schoonover
Dave Bliss
Pleas
Ib Valley
Baker
Local visit notes from Big Bend and nearby towns
Clyde Hines spent a few days with relatives in Nebraska last week. Miss Lizzie Wiggett has been visiting in Louisville for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pritchard Sunday. The Misses Evelyn and Helen Swenson of Kansas are visiting their cousin Miss Esther Nelson. Rev. Crook of Evans preached here Sunday and may lead next Sunday's services if Rev. Edmondson does not return from his trip east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hines
Nebraska
Lizzie Wiggett
Louisville
Will Davis
Ernest Pritchard
Evelyn and
Helen Swenson
Kansas
Esther Nelson
Rev
Crook of
Evans
Edmondson
Baby Girl Born to Hillsboro Couple
Mr and Mrs Lehmaljohann welcome a fine baby girl. David Jones and Miss Mary Copeland wed in Greeley on Monday. The area sees bridge work and a new pool room promising business for Gray and Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lehmaljohann
Delta notes and local happenings from the area
The Delta column reports Mrs Geo Green losing a valuable cow to bloating after potatoes. Ida Werkeiser improves slowly from typhoid fever. Mr Hodgell buys the Fred Dresser place and plans a new house west of the old. Watts suffered a bad accident last week breaking two bones in his hand. Mrs Jas W Shearer’s 44th birthday celebration on October 15 featured relatives, friends, cakes and a bountiful meal with several Shearer family members and others attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Werkeiser
Mr. Hodgell
Fred Dresser
Watts
Jas. W. Shearer
Geo. Shearer
Nellie
Cunia Shearer
Edgar Shearer
von Rosenburg
Bertha
Moore
Eaton Residents and Visitors Noted in Eaton Pueblo Area
Mrs. Wright of Pueblo returns home, Miss Frater visits Ault, Miss Pence visits Foster, dancing club resumes after summer. A. J. Eaton attends ditch meeting in Fort Collins, Rev. Payne at Baptist convention in Canon City, Miss Kelley from Kansas City starts at G N Yeagy store. Helen and Frances Thompson travel to Denver. Katherine McKelvey visits Windsor. Congregational ladies plan harvest home supper Oct 19. M E K church banquet praised. W E Goodan sells Eaton residence and moves to California.
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by Chicago Sufferer
A. B. Canman of Chicago writes of March 4 1903 that after trying many physicians and remedies he found Ballard's Snow Liniment gave almost instant relief for lumbago. He recommends it and adds his name to the list of sufferers. Sold by J. F. Fezer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Canman
Chicago
Ballard
J. F. Fezer
Church Services Next Sunday Across Two Faiths
Dr. W. H. Bates will preach both morning and evening at the Congregational church. Trinity Lutheran at Seventh Avenue and Sixteenth Street offers German service at 10 30 and English service at 7 30 with Sunday school at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bates
Congregational Church
Seventh Avenue and
Sixteenth Street
Morning services and events at the church
The church offers a morning service at 10 45 with a baptism sermon. Sunday school is at 12 noon, followed by a Young People’s meeting at 6 30 p.m. Evening service is at 7 30 p.m. Weekly prayer meeting occurs Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
Tragedy of Temperament Topic Spurs Dismissal Discourse
The notice outlines a church service beginning at 10 45 with an opening voluntary. It lists Soprano solo and quartet performing Nearer my land to Thee and a Contralto solo Oh Thou Most Uh oo aes cc ceeuuns. The discourse will focus on The Tragedy of Temperament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fields
Schilling
Card of Thanks for Condolences and Flowers
Expressions of sympathy and flower remembrances are gratefully acknowledged by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Baker for the loss of their beloved mother. Gratitude extended to neighbors friends Ladies Aid Society and L M L A council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. M. L. A. Council
Carl Davis
Albert H. Davis
F. E. Baker
For Sale Asparagus Roots and Hardy Plants by J Leavy
For sale Palmetto and White Columbian asparagus roots for fall planting. Also a fine collection of hardy herbaceous plants including peonies phlox bleeding heart mixed tulips and tiger lilies. Located at 1219 Eighth Street by J Leavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leavy
Eighth Street
Thanking Friends for Comfort After Bereavement
We express gratitude to Mr. H. Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Robinson for their comfort and assistance during our recent bereavement.
Property for sale beet farms and railway lands
Fine sugar beet and potato farms with five and ten acre beet tracts and good unimproved ranch land also U P railway lands. Reasonable prices and easy terms offered. Wm F Stephens agent room 9 opera house block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Wm. F. Stephens
Opera House
Golden Rule Store Promises Double Trading Stamps
Double trading stamps given on every purchase through Saturday night October 21. Large stock of premiums to select from. Saturday night marks the last day of the double trading stamps at the Golden Rule store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Marion Ottie Smith of Greeley and Winnie Squires of Platteville. Arthur H. Wright of LaSalle and Myrtle M. Wishon of Lasalle. Harry Evans of Windsor and Dorothy M. Raymond of LaSalle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Ottie Smith
Greeley
Winnie Squires
Platteville
Arthur H. Wright
LaSalle
Myrtle M. Wishon
Harry Evans
Windsor
Dorothy M. Raymond
Will Dance Too at Catholic Fair in New Armory Hall
Dancing every evening with a fine orchestra at the Catholic fair. New armory hall featured from December 1 to 9 with music and dancing each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Armory Hall
Marriage in Colorado Springs Phelps and Miss McKinnie Wed
Charles Elliott Phelps and Miss Bertha McKinnie wed at the McKinnies home 1436 North Weber Street in a First Congregational ceremony officiated by Rev James Bartlett Gregg. Attendants were Miss Alice Lee McKinnie and Kenneth Graham Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Charles Elliott Phelps
Bertha McKinnie
E. L. McKinnie
North
Weber Street
James Bartlett Gregg
First Congregational Church
Alice ‘Lee “McKinnie
Kenneth Graham Phelps
Frank A. Bissell
Phelps
Bartlett and Grace Tone Langan Wed in Des Moines Home
J. L. Bartlett of this city married Grace Tone Langan of Des Moines Iowa at the bride’s home on Wednesday October 11 The bride is the daughter of Thomas Mason Langan of Des Moines Bartlett a well known Greeley lumber merchant will be at home in Greeley around December 11 following the ceremony The couple’s marriage is noted as a local social event reflecting Bartlett’s business standing in northern Colorado
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bartlett
Grace Tone Langan
Des Moines
Iowa
Thomas Mason Langan
Greeley
Bartlett
Colorado
Park Merchandise Manager Gill Buys Sheep in Montana
W H Gill of Park Merchandise visits Montana this week to purchase sheep for Weld county feed lots. Also advertising a fine team of horses for sale at Star Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gill
Park Merchandise Company
Montana
Weld County
Star Grocery
Ghosts at Greeley Opera House A fall drama by Mestayer
Ibsen's Ghosts is staged under Oliver Morosco at the Greeley opera house next Wednesday evening October 25. The production features Mestayer with a serious, truth seeking reading, lavish sets, new costumes, and chorus performances praised for beauty and stagecraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mestayer and Company
Ibsen
Oswald Alving
Oswald
Bsen
Oliver Morosco
Greeley Opera House
Weber and Fields to stage Hoity Toity in Greeley
The city theatre announces the engagement of Weber and Fields for Hoity Toity at the Greeley opera house next Saturday Oct 2. The show is praised as their best yet with a Yale campus scene and a riverboat sequence featuring Lady Grafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Mitchell
New York
Weber and Fields
Broadway
Greeley Opera House
Edgar Smith
John Stromberg
Yale University
Lady Grafter
Insomnia and Indigestion Cured by Tablets
John Dixon of Tullamore Ontario reports severe indigestion last year with three hour post meal pains and sleepless nights. After using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets he received immediate relief. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John Dixon
Tullamore
Ontario
Canada
Catholic Armory Fair Showcases Diverse Booths
Beautiful booths are planned at a Catholic fair in the new armory hall from December 1 to 9 featuring a range of stalls and activities for attendees.
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Elwell
Halliwill and
Thornton
Hk. C. Scott
Robert Hardesty
Springston
J. W. Cleaver
Wm. Rix
Clarke Bridge
Sam Neffzigger
Baby
J. J. Neffzigger
8S. F. Cheatum
Berthoud
Kinsman
The
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
McGlenn Bank
J. M. Ryden
T. M. Jones
Hart
Jones
J. Jeremiasson
Albert Allison
Marshal Coffee
Todd
Mr. Todd
Mr. Coffee
Miss Dille
Washington
J. B. Dunn
Ayer
J. D. Ayer CO
Lowell
Mass
Big Bend
Hillsboro
Brise Asdell
Ed Baker
Capitol City
Gray and Baker
Willie
John Bright
David Jones
Mary Copeland
Peckham
Thomas Jones
DELTA
Geo. Green
Helen and
Frances Thompson
Katherine McKelvey
Eaton
the Congregational Church
M. EK
W. E. Goodan
T. C. Phillips
California
Trinity Lutheran Church
the Baptist Church
Unity Church
Condon’s Store News
Levin Bros
Asc
Baen
Inci
Ccccec Sens
W. L. Douglass
Utz & Dunn’s
Little Red School
Cloak and Suit Dept
I Ae Iote
Re Condon Mercantile Co
McKinnie-Phelps
Langan-Bartlett
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