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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
9
Reports from Highland Lake and Mead include sickness typhoid cases, farm shipments, and visitors. The Epworth League and Ladies Aid society schedule meetings, while residents attend church events and a district conference. A beet topping accident injured Claud Williams.
Miss Rosie Kricker is listed as ill with rheumatism. Mrs I Moo and Mrs Killen plus Mrs Mortimer spent Saturday afternoon in Greeley. Mrs G A Spence of Holyoke, visiting nearby areas, is noted as well.
Bryant Bardwell travels to Nebraska to shuck corn this fall. Richey has not yet returned with his sheep due to lack of transport. Guy Carlson rents Frank William’s place and expects possession this week. Whitten parents have returned to Iowa after visiting. Pearl Whitten expects to
A party was hosted at Mrs. Richey’s home to honor Helen’s sixteenth birthday. Many young friends attended, sharing a delightful evening, leaving gifts and best wishes for Helen’s future.
Mr Vernon lost a horse named George Green assists John Archibald with beet harvest. Mrs Clarkson has recovered from illness. Miss Neilie Waite returned home from Greeley where she studied. The community remains busy hauling beets with many farmers expected to finish this week if weather holds.
Emmett Winbourne of Denver visited his parents over Sunday. The M E church hosts a reception while Hagelin's hall hosts a chicken pie social. J S Dunbar marks his seventieth birthday. Real estate activity surges in Evans with buyers seeking building sites as Peltier sells out his local business.
The Episcopal church enclosure nears completion under contractor L Siclker. The Y and W C T U hosted a joint reception in Allsebrook Philips hall Friday night. A freight accident delayed reet loading due to a torn screen from a moving car. Fort Lupton and Firestone gain a daily mail link with LD OC Moore delivering mail and running the stage.
A surprise gathering for Mrs G R Park was held last Friday afternoon at her Lafayette home. Attendees from Greeley included Rev J M Wylie and wife and several others. Evans guests included Miss Lois Berry and several ladies. A luncheon followed and Mr and Mrs Park will soon depart for the south.
Crover A Hilton traveled to Greeley on business. Emma McEndauffer and baby returned from Cheyenne where she visited her sister. Dr. O K Snyder and Moffit visited Grover. Jr W Baker postmaster was ill with Mrs Anderson to Cheyenne hospital. Minnie Morris stayed home due to eye trouble. A local M W of A lodge of 23 members was instituted by Capital Lodge Cheyenne with Capt Moffat in charge. Banquet at R Burns followed by dancing. Visitors left on the morning train shouting What's the matter with Grover She's all right.
LaSalle residents share visits from Mrs. Paul Gregory in Valley Neb and Miss Margaret Morrison in Greeley. Social planned at Stewart's hall on Oct 25 with Rev. Rambo to preach Oct 27 at First Presbyterian. The Ladies Missionary Society of Evans meets at Mrs. James Dunn’s home for business and class.
Wm B Day of Denver visited last week and Miss Hazelle Moore returned to Fort Lupton after visiting her parents. The literary society's Friday event drew many from Orchard and Hardin, and a Denver grocery firm donated a lamp to the Masters school to light both primary and high school rooms for evening events.
Advert says chilblains frost bite and other cold weather troubles are relieved when affected parts are rubbed with Ballard's Snow Liniment. Claims to relieve aches pains cramps stiffness burns scalds rheumatism and neuralgia. Sold by all druggists.
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