Local Notes Reflect Small-town Visits and Mishap
All Over Weld reports Mrs H E B Witwer visiting relatives in Crow Creek while her parents travel to see her. Mrs Hardwell spends a week at Adit and Carr. Mrs Wallace recovers from typhoid fever as Rev Whitaker’s family visits Ault. Mr Richey hosts a Sunday gathering as Mrs DeSellem narrowly avoids a serious fall after slipping on stairs but resumes school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EB. Witwer
Hardwell
Adit and
Carr
Wallace
Rev. Whitaker
Ault
Big Bend Residents Face Illness and Relocation
Mr. Davis battles typhoid fever while Mrs. Geo. Marthey, Miss Annie Flowers, and others in the area fall ill. Dr. Warren of LaSalle and Dr. Dawson of Platteville tend them as Rev. Coffman delivers a farewell sermon at Lane's Chapel. Edwin Davis sells his farm to Geo. W. McCord of Logan for 10000 dollars and plans a stock and machinery sale next month before moving to Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Davis
Geo. W. McCord
Logan
Greeley
Lupton Notes: Illnesses Visits and Local Events
Mrs G wu Armstrong is seriously ill with appendicitis. Don Falkenberg of Denver visited Lupton Sunday, hosted by Tracy Decker. A K P ball danced Saturday night. Lupton and Brighton played a Sunday baseball game. Funeral for R C Reynolds held Sunday at 3 pm, led by Rev T J Hooper. Silver State Canning and Produce began tomato canning Monday. over 200 workers employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wu. Armstrong
Don Falkenberg
Denver
Lupton
Tracy Decker
P. Ball
Brighton
R. C. Reynolds
T. J. Hooper
Silver State Canning and Produce Company
Residents' Weekend Travels and Local School Update
Roger Wilson spent Sunday in Platteville and vicinity. Allie Maxwell and wife visited E. F. Laudrums for several days. E. C. Davis attended races in Fort Collins Thursday. John Moody and wife shopped and visited in Denver for several days. Harry Sylvester and children spent the Sabbath with his brother near LaSalle. Oscar Moody stays in Lone Tree with his brother-in-law who is sick. Fred Landon and wife visited relatives in Fort Collins Loveland and Johnstown last week. Minnie Dickey returned to Chicago after vacation with brothers. Fall term opens September 9 with schoolhouse enlarged and two teachers. Daisy Lollard principal and Miss Potter primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wilson
Platteville
Allie Maxwell
E. F. Laudrums
E. C. Davis
Fort Collins
John Moody
Denver
Harry Sylvester
LaSalle
Oscar Moody
Lone Tree
Fred Landon
Loveland
Johnstown
Minnie Dickey
Chicago
Daisy Lollard
Potter
Elwell Social and Property Notes Prompt Local Buzz
El Well area reports property transfer as Ed Brown sells to Frank Knott. Local visitors Sam Goodwin from Windsor stopped by. Lewis Eberhart and daughter Pearl hosted a corn roast with Al Smith and mother in Windsor. Mrs Mary Everitt and daughter from Berthoud visited Elwell friends. Pearl Eberhart to attend Johnstown High School and wheel in good weather. Edith Flory returned from a Denver visit. BR Scott enjoyed a Missouri visit from his father. Invitations issued for wedding of Maud Clark and Fred Worden in Elwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brown
Frank Knott
Sam Goodwin
Near
Windsor
Our Town
Lewis Eberhart
Pearl
al Smith
Homer Hardesty
Mary Everitt
Berthoud
Elwell
Pearl Eberhart
Johnstown
Edith Flory
Denver
Scott
Missouri
Maud Clark
Fred Worden
Survey work for Johnstown water system starts in Elwell
County surveyor Mr. Kerlee and two assistants conducted a survey for a Johnstown water system in Elwell. Wesley Sloan began Berthoud high school this week and will stay with his grandparents, returning Fridays. Elmer Martin, Ohio native, was injured when a manure spreader wheel ran over his leg last Thursday during a storm. Carl Carlson aided him to the house for care and he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerlee
Elwell
Johnstown
Wesley Sloan
Berthoud
Elmer Martin
Ohio
Mr. Kreker
Carl Carlson
Local Social and School Notes from Delta Community
Mr. and Mrs. Foley hosted a neighborhood party last Tuesday. Leta Cary of Lone Tree visited Agnes Robb all week. Mary Robb returns to Denver for kindergarten teaching. Lowell Archibald from Missouri moves in with uncle Jonh Archibald. Mrs. Gill travels to Palisade to pick up Hauffman children. Roe Calvin and three children return from Nebraska. Geo Shearer and children visit J W Shearer. Delta School opens September 3 with A B Craig teaching, praised as an excellent educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Geo. Shearer
S. W
J. W. Shearer
Delta
A. B. Craig
Evans Church Vacancy Filled and Local News Roundup
The Holiness M E church in Evans fills its vacancy with Rev Munoof Boulder as G G Lane moves to Rocky Ford. Evans school opens with Miss Deleen as principal and teachers Barry Flint and Schilling. Funeral services for Miss Susie Berry held at R P church with interment in Evans cemetery. Local residents visit Loveland and Berthoud. Nunn youths enjoy a foothills picnic. Land buyers from Keytesville and De Witt shown interest. Y road survey planned for motor car turning at Nunn. Additional arrivals include W Walker of Van Meter and granddaughter Hilda Baldwin of Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B.church
Deleen
Barry
Flint
Schilling
Susie Berry
R. P
Evans
J. M. Wylie
I. A. Blackwood
Evans Cemetery
J. A. Stender
Keytesville
A. B. Miller
de Witt
U.F
Nunn
W. ©. Walker
van Meter
Hilda Baldwin
Hutchinson
Kan
Local News From St Johns Oregon And Area
AULT Carl Nelson of St Johns Oregon visits sister Miss Louise Nelson. Twins born Aug 30 to Dr and Mrs Charles Heberton. A son and daughter. A daughter born Aug 29 to Mr and Mrs Chas Albin died Saturday morning at 5. Mrs Fred Graefe and children and Miss Minnie Trumpe go to California for winter. Mr Nixon bought Mrs Fieber's lot, will build a store and stock groceries. L O T M had a galled meeting last Friday at the new A son hall with three new members initiated and refreshments. Work to begin soon on the Y to turn motor cars, plus a building to house cars. Mrs Mary Thorpe of Cripple Creek bought land in Gale Hasbrook addition and will build in spring. School opened Monday for carnival day holiday. schoolhouse renovated with varnished woodwork and desks, floors oiled. Five teachers, ninth and tenth grades taught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Nelson
St. Johns
Ore
Louise Nelson
Charles Heberton
Chas. Albin
Fred Graefe
Minnie Trumpe
California
Nixon
Fieber
Mary ‘Thorpe
Cripple Creek
Mary Stapleton
Gale & Hasbrook
Local Residents Take Short Trips and School Assignments
Glen Journey made a business trip to Denver last Wednesday. Mrs. Maude Hunter of Rinn visited friends here last week. Mrs. J. H. Wright and daughter Wilhelmina spent a week in Denver. Claire Thomas returned home near Eaton after summer with his uncle Mr. Journey. Thos Markle, Mrs. Sherman Markle and Hazel traveled to Denver for a brief visit. Edna and Iva Dean went to their school near Ault with Edna retaining the principal post and Iva leading the primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Denver
Maude Mhunter
Rinn
J. H. Wright
Wilhelmina
Claire Thomas
Eaton
Mr. Journey
Thos, Markle
Sherman Markle
Hazel
Edna
Iva Dean
Ault
Iva
LOCAL Social and School News Recap
Mr. and Mrs. Shook visited the Harshes on Sunday. Miss Marguerite Lutz stayed with friends in Ault from Wednesday to Saturday. Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Persons visited Grandma Teller. Miss Vina Deffenbaugh returned from Missouri. Mrs. Holland Pearl Twist visited Mrs. Swan’s family. Mrs. Spurgeon hosted dinner for Grace Filkins Carrie Ashby Mary Robb Bertha Wicks. Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich, recently from Michigan, called in the week. Little Mary Harsh returned from Merino after six weeks with the Troths. School opened Tuesday with Miss Sadie Kirkpatrick as teacher. Jim Clark among the first pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hall
Persons
Grandma Teller
Vina Deffenbaugh
Missouri
8. B. Holland
Pearl
Nellie Twist
F. R. Aldrich
Michigan
Mary Harsh
Merino
Harry Troth
Sadie Kirkpatrick
Jim Clark
Local residents return from travels and set new plans
Elmer Hahn came back Monday evening from a three months' journals in California and is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kennedy and baby returned from California Monday with Mrs. Kennedy having spent the summer at Long Beach. Mrs. Frank Wisner and children left for Greeley to reside there and Mr. Wisner will follow in several days. W. H. Barber and family from Boulder arrived Monday and will stay in Windsor while he runs a produce business this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hahn
California
Howard Kennedy
Baby
Caliifornia
Kennedy
Long Beach
Frank Wisner
Greeley
Wisner
W. H. Barber
Boulder
Windsor
Barber
Local residents call region home with travel and teaching moves
Mrs Swope visited Greeley last Saturday. Mr Saenger and family vacationed at their ranch for several days. Mr Shambo stayed with relatives then returned to Ault. Mrs Dickinson left for Denver after visiting Mrs Wolverton. Grace Harris will teach in Kersey primary class. Margaret Sanford travels to Crested Butte for city school post. Francis Gordon, from Greeley, returned home after visiting his sister Mrs Monroe. Woods family, long at Mr Allyn’s, returned to Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Harris
Kersey
Kersey School
Francis Gordon of
Greeley
Mrs. Monroe
Mr. Woods
Allyn
Colorado Springs
Pain Balm Eases Bad Lame Back Says User
Kr Luke La Grange of Orange Michigan reports chamberlain s Pain Balm cured a three week lame back after two applications. The remedy is sold by all druggists and promises prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke la Grange
Orange, Mich
Local Social Notes From Creencity and Nearby Areas
Josephine Nelson left this afternoon for Weldon after a Creencity water event. Mr and Mrs Bieter returned from a month in Greeley. Kimer and Frank Hanneman visited Ralph Warner on Friday. Charles Tew of Greeley called on Charles Tew Webber Saturday. Superintendent Fairchild installed a residence phone for EB W Warner last week. John T Warren of Greeley spent time at his home ranch. Mr and Mrs Gabbet visited Weldon, returning Thursday. J Byrne Curry and Jacob Frank traveled to Hardin for a stay at J Plownead’s home. Geo Both came from Morgan and stayed with E V Warrens. his wife and daughter Lottie are ill with typhoid. Mr Myers, guest midweek, recently returned from a long trip with his wife in attendance at the Jamestown exposition. Mr and Mrs Hanneman hosted a brother and family from Wymore Neb, leaving Saturday via Corona, by Burlington route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Josephine Nelson
Weldon
Bieter
Greeley
Kimer
Frank Hanneman
Ralph Warner
Charles Tew
Charles Tew Webber
John T. Warren
Mrs. Gabbet
J. Byrne Curry
Jacob Frank
Hardin
J. Plownead
Geo
Morgan
E. V. Warren
Lottie
Mr. Myers
South Side
Mrs. Hanneman
Wymore
Neb
Corona
Burlington
Evans social notes include travels and visits across towns
Evans residents share a flurry of guest appearances and trips. Miss Talbott of Loveland visits Miss Helen Coffman. Mrs. Henrietta Wilson vacationing at Manitou. EK W Balfour G P Young and L C Vanderlip in Denver. Tregoning Scott and Bertie in Idaho Springs. Niemyer and Blanche vacationing in Cassells Colorado. Agnes Holland returns from Evans to Loveland. remains of Mrs Chas Gatton transported for interment in Evans cemetery. Mrs Perry and son Thomas depart for San Diego with Mr Perry joining later. Mary Smith visits Grand Junction. Rev W A Coffman travels to Grand Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Talbott of
Loveland
Helen Coffman
Henrietta Wilson
Manitou
EK. W. Balfour
G. P. Young
L. C. Vanderlip
Denver
Grandma Huffsmith
Grand Junction
Mr. Shaffner
The
Evans Courier
Boise City
Ida
Evans Friends
Farr Produce Co Sacks Prices Offer For Farmers
Farmers alerted as Farr Produce Co announces three car loads of sacks available with pricing details to be obtained by calling the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farr Produce Co
Social Notes From Nunn and Nearby
NUNN Worthy Thomas of Cheyenne spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Walker. F. M. Eastlack left Saturday for Nodaway Ia for a few days business trip. Miss Minnie Lipit of Denver was the guest of her brother Robert of this place Sunday. Miss Freda Randolph of Ault visited her friend Leo Lemonds at this place last week. J. H. Snooks of the Nunn Dray Co returned from Fort Collins Saturday after a short business trip. H. M. Campbell of Texas purchased a half section of land of Wm Birdsill three miles east of Nunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lipit
Denver
Robert
Freda Randolph
Ault
Leo Lemonds
J. H. Snooks
The
Nunn Dray Co
Fort Collins
H. M. Campbell
Texas
Wm. Birdsill
Nunn
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Crow Creek
Big Bend
Rev. Coffman
Lane
Annie Flowers
Dr. Dawson of
Fort
Hazelton
Wellington
Mesdames Lemonds
Eastlack
Beebe
Eva Parker
Wallace Layburp
Georgia Mincey
Katherine Gormly
Tn Eaton
Harrison Teller
Emma
Elsie Layburn
C. M. Cooper
Cipson
Mrs. Shook
Mrs
J. W. Harsh
Marguerite Lutz
Mr. Shambo
Margaret Sanford
Crested Butte
Creencity
Fairchild
EB. W. Warner
Mrs. Tregoning
Mrs. Scott and
Bertie
Idaho Springs
W. A. Coffman
Worthy Thomas
Cheyenne
H. O. Walker
F. M. Eastlack
Nodaway
Arbuckley Ariola
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the Metropolitan Magazine
West 29Th Street
New York City
Dill Storms School of Music
Old Meeker
Eldorado Springs
Annual Tribune
Picnic
Colorado
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