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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1904
Page
3
The column lists farm yields and visits including Stimson on the farm, Meyers of Eaton as a guest, and diphtheria quarantine for the Harsh family. It notes World’s Fair travel, a county commission candidate, card party prizes, two store break-ins with a hand car theft, and local lectures and funerals.
Al Roberts and Miss Clara Nelson were in Ault at the week start and Saturday. Mrs. R. P. Fowler shopped in Ault Saturday. The L A S met at Mrs. C. Y. Craine's home on Wednesday. Mrs. Gillmore hosted visitors Clark and Thompson from Greeley last week. Charles Snow Eaton hosted Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Nelson's daughter. Denver's Blystone returned home after visiting her parents. Farmers dig potatoes while hoping for warmer weather. J Nelson of Pleasant Valley visits grandparents H. P. Nelson for a few weeks.
Platteville residents Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn and Mrs. Glaze traveled to Denver on Monday. L. N. Henthorn shipped a carload of first class honey to Indiana last week. Mrs. Edward Camp and mother visited relatives at Longmont. Rev. Grace of Fort Lupton preached at the M E church. Farmers report beets and potatoes of good size with samples shown by W. H. Griffin weighing twelve pounds and four pounds respectively. J J Penrose plans to move from Weldon, Colorado, to the John Birkle property soon.
Highland lake reports Emmett Young left for Missouri on Friday. Rev. D. A. Strong returned from Des Moines on Wednesday. Miss Marietta Waite visited her parents over the weekend. The apple crop this season is stronger than in years. W. F. Kistler can drive out again after a long typhoid illness. Mrs. Webb died at her home east of the lake on October 20 from tuberculosis aged about 50.
Alvin Morrison of Windsor visited friends Sunday while Miss Crone the teacher tea'd with Mr. Ford's family Monday. Charles Mulford hosts a Estes Park guest for weeks as Grayce Neff and Fort Collins visitor called at Lauridsen's. Mrs. Whowell cares for her brother while Mrs. Lynn is east. H. Ford expects a thousand head of sheep Thursday for winter feeding. Ward LaGrange finished beet harvest Monday as the first in the neighborhood. Mrs. W. T. Lynn leaves for a month with relatives in New York with a side trip to St. Louis.
Mr and Mrs Post are on the sick list. W H Barry and family moved into the Ring property on the Greeley road. Miss Eva Wylie returned home Saturday after months in the east. Mr and Mrs Milton Huffsmith and family are guests of home friends this week. Mrs William Black and Mrs Stevens of Loveland are guests.
In Windsor police court Police Magistrate Chipman fined a drunk and costs. The potato crop yields 75 to 200 sacks per acre after July hail. Beet deliveries drop as farmers dig potatoes. beets shortages affect local factory. Wheat supply climbs, prompting shipment from elsewhere. E L Hahn and Emma Evans wed in Denver on October 9. Lee Fretwell jailed for three liquor license charges, fined about $1000 total.
Mrs Wygall is very sick with typhoid fever and pneumonia. Joe Becker has been sick for three or four weeks but is somewhat better. John Wailes with wife and daughter visit the World’s Fair in St Louis. Willie Lenhart a small boy died of diphtheria last week and was buried at Loveland. James Clymer takes a tareman job at the Ragan beet dump for the sugar company.
Local items note Mrs. Nikirk visiting Cripple Creek and families moving into new homes. Seven political candidates visited Austin, milk route discussed, and a farmers mill meeting planned. Public notices include a marshal’s office move and a constable replacement.
John Peterson returned to work after Saturday. George Lucas visited Pierce between trains Thursday. Mr and Mrs J O Swope shopped on Eaton Wednesday. Editor Bradfield of the Ault Advertiser was a Pierce caller Sunday. J H Nicks and family expect to return to their ranch around November 1. Painters have been at the town water tank and section house this week. Mrs Pearl Brunett visited her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Crom Sunday afternoon.
Welcome Hill F Melen and Jim Clymer traveled to Hillsboro Sunday. Mrs Duval Rodgers visited her sister Mrs Sapington. Edgar White and William Mellen plan to start for Missouri Thursday. Farmers nearby finished digging beets and began potatoes. Lewis Miller nears granary completion and plans to go to St Louis after potatoes. Mr and Mrs D Wailes Mrs Alice Wailes R L Blake and Alex McManus visited William Wailes who is very ill with rheumatic neuralgia.
Mrs White's sister from Highlandlake visits Beebe Draw. Smith Thompson and his wife visit their father on Sunday. Farmers finish sowing fall grain and are digging beets. John and Sproul Johnston of La Salle dine with Sherman Markle. Misses Hunter and Waite drive to Highland Lake, return Sunday. Mr Fashbaugh feeds hundreds of sheep on Mr Chesnut's lower place. Mr DeVinney surveys roads prompting work on grading and culverts.
Edith Herrington LaSalle spent Saturday in Denver. Infant Samuel Beattie died last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Patterson of Cutler Illinois are visiting Mr Devinhey. Abby Brooks departed last Wednesday for New Jersey. Finley Faris of Sparta Illinois arrived Wednesday and plans to spend the winter in Colorado.
J E Gover of Ottawa Kansas reports his wife suffered yearly colds and coughs until using Horehound Syrup. He notes coughing stops after two or three doses and sleep improves. Bottles priced 25c 50c and 31.00 sold by J F Fezer.
The Independent Citizens ticket was filed today in the county clerk's office. It lists 127 signatures including one Republican. The nominations match the regular Democratic ticket.
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