All Over Weld Local Items and Visits
George Goodwin has returned from Lorn Aug 25 to Mr and Mrs Norman with a son. Mrs Sam Ryan hosted a Missouri Maine sister and Mrs Arnold of Douglas Wyoming visiting Mr Hixon last week. Miss George returned from Wyoming and will teach at Buell pool this term. Big Bend farmers bought a threshing machine. Mansfield Rudd returned to Illinois after two months with E Rudd family. Ernest Rudd had a surprise birthday party for about thirty friends with Rogers and Wolf providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorn
Norman
Sam Ryan
Missouri
Arnold
Douglas
Wyoming
Hixon
Willis. Thompson
Dar
Greeley
Big Bend
Mansfield Rudd
Illinois
E. Rudd
Ernest Rudd
Rogers and
Wolf
Peckham
Local Notices From Beebe Draw Area
Last week a horse was lost after grain illness. Miss Edna Dean attended school near Ault last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Reeves and children from Gaffrey Bottom visited friends Friday. Alfred from Denver visited ranch and friends. Mrs Zeeie Clymer and baby from Loveland visited her parents Wrights last week. Mosier of Denver visited brother Richard Shannon and family last week. Sherman Markle C H Girvan and Wm. Bechtem were delegates elected at the Republican primary Aug 27 to attend the county convention in Greeley in Sept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Fry
Edna Dean
Ault
Delta T. A. Foley Loses Valuable Work Horse
The Delta region reports the loss of a valuable work horse last week. Claud Clarkson made a business trip to Fort Morgan on Monday. A team was sold last week near Kersey for 400. Mr. Smith considers selling his place and moving within the state. Clarkson’s mother, Mrs. Hoke from Hutchinson Kansas, has visited recently. Mr. T. C. Welch of Boulder visited his daughter Mrs. Foley for two weeks before returning Tuesday. Mrs. Chas. Robison has been seriously ill, suffering a stroke. She is slowly improving under doctor care and may regain health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Foley
Claud Clarkson
Fort Morgan
Kersey
Mr. Smith
Mr. Clarkson
Mr. Hoke
Hutchinson
Kao
T. C. Welch
Boulder
Mrs. Foley
Local Notes From Bic Bend and Pleasant Valley
John Craven works in Sterling digging carpentry tasks while Mr. Stone harvests about 100 sacks of potatoes per acre. Misa Myrtie Tounker of Eaton visits Misses Elia and Maggie Hubbard. J B Miller and Frank Pineman visit Rudd Brothers in Pleasant Valley. Clarence Rudd and wife spend weekend with E Rudd family. The Misses Elia and Maggie Hubbard attend a Lehard time dance at Wentz Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Craven
Sterling
Mr. Stone
Misa Myrtie Tounker of
Eaton
Elia and
Maggie Hubbard
J.B. Miller
Frank Pineman
Rudd Brothers
Pleasant Valley
Clarence Rudd
E. Rudd
Evans Area News Roundup
Sick lists include Evans Er. H. Beeson and W. D. Young. Matt Briggs attended the Loveland corn roast last Monday. Local pastors Rev. Beardsley and Rev. Crook with families visited Evans and Denver camp meetings. Mission guests include Rev. F. M. Wilson from Pa. plus Rev. Coffman and Rev. Heardsley. Nebraska drain ditch co. led by twenty five yoke of oxen passed through Evans en route to Greeley. Evans school opens with Prof. Imboden and teachers from Greeley and Alta Iowa. Mr. Walters of Sacramento, formerly Evans, visiting old friends. works for Southern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Briggs
Loveland
W. D. Young
Pat Lynch
Fred James
East Evans
Lonergan
Rev. Beardsley
Denver
Evans
Crook
F. M. Wilson
Parnassus
J. M. Wylie
Edd
Huffemith
Coffman
Eaton
Heardsley
M. E
Henry Funk
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Nebraska Drain Ditch Company
Greeley
Lillie Huffman
Lenna Vanderlip
Fort Collinson
Itural College
Evans School
Imboden
Moreland
Sanford
Celeen
Alta
Iowa
Walters
Sacramento
Calif
Southern Pacific
Highland Lake School Opens and Local Farm News
Highland Lake School opened there Tuesday. Farmers plowing now prepare to plant a large fall wheat acreage. A. P. Ballenger will move to his Dry Creek farm near Erie this fall. Rufus Mead yielded 61 bushels per acre last week. Mrs Strawbridge left Friday for Denver where her daughter Miss Strawbridge has a teaching job. R. 8. Tree and Irving Terry of Denver are in the mountains for hunting and fishing. Mrs Terry visits relatives here and in L Montgomery. Carpenters work on Mead elevator but timbers did not arrive last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Ballenger
Dry Creek
Erie
Rufus Mead
Local Folks Share Visits And Home Projects
Fred Lowry of Windsor visited his hometown friends last week. Mrs. Johnson of Chicago visits sister Mrs. W. G. Roy. Haze Miller of Denver visits cousin Alta Miller. Mrs. Dan Miller of Denver stayed with Mrs. A. J. Eaton Tuesday. Chas Gavin builds a six room brick house east of town. George Musberger adds to his house. Rev. J. F. Coffman attended the M KE conference in Greeley. Dan Miller enjoys four weeks with his Denver wife. George Drummond of Sterling spent time with old friends. Miss Beaster Atkinson visited Miss Mary Reynolds in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lowry
Windsor
Mrs. Johnson
Chicago
W. G. Roy
Haze Millerj
Denver
Alta Miller
Dan Miller
A. J. Eaton
Chas. Gavin
Geo. Musberger
J. F. Coffman
Greeley
George Drummond
Sterling
Beaster Atkinson
Mary Reynolds
Social notes from Windsor and Eaton sessions
Mrs. Kelly returns to Leadville after visit. Eaton and Windsor residents host guests from Denver Greeley Boulder and Colorado Springs. Parties include dinners thimble games and lawn gatherings. Teachers arrive back for school and Rev Cropper preaches at the Christian church.
Windsor Notes and Local Visits and Events
Windsor residents report visits and travels including Mrs J J Downey visiting in Denver and Miss Blanche McCullough visiting Wellington. The sugar factory campaign starts on the fifteenth. Corn roast at Loveland drew many Windsor people. Mrs W T Porter is slowly recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs C H McNeal traveled to Denver for a few days. Leota Powers and her brother Cody left Thursday for Mondamin Iowa. A number of the M E B people at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Downey
Denver
Windsor
Loveland
W. T. Porter
Blanche McCullough
J. Wiech
Wellington
C. H. McNeal
Leota Powers
Cody
Tharday
Mondamin
Iowa
M. EB
Local notes from Holyoke and nearby towns
LASALLE 0 C Zingg is in Holyoke on business. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Jas Dunn is seriously ill. Jesse Beattie is registered in Greeley high school this week. Miss Myra Wolfenden of Greeley visited Miss Edith Ellis. Mr and Mrs James Hayes dined with the Misses Ellis last Thursday. Mrs E C Herrington visited relatives in Colorado Springs the past ten days. Miss Maude Welch returned to Denver after visiting her parents. Mrs E Giffen and children returned to Denver after a ten day visit. Wm Patterson opens a meat market Friday to serve the public. Dwight McKenney broke a bone and splintered another Monday evening. LaSalle school opened Tuesday with ninety pupils. Prof Harbottie principal, Miss Alma Miggett intermediate, Miss Esther Ellis primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Leadville
James Wilson
Cora
Carolyn Clark
J. W. Smillie
Emilie Potter
Colorado Springs
Fred Mimmack
Rufus
Will
Wm. McCall
Greeley
J. Hi. McCall
Fred Weller
First National Bank
Grand County
Gena
Georgia Clapp
Denver
Eaton
C. Zingg
Holyoke
Jas. Dunn
Jesse Beattie
Greeley High School
Myra Wolfenden
Edith Ellis
James Hayes
Ellis
E.C. Herrington
Maude Welch
E. Giffen
Wm. Patterson
Dwight McKenney
LaSalle School
Harbottie
Alma Miggett
E. Esther Ellis
Residents Make Local Moves and Visits In Colorado
Mr and Mrs Clark Webster moved Saturday from Windsor to this neighborhood. Mr Busick left last Tuesday for Nebraska to tend stock interests. Mr and Mrs Godfrey of Godfrey Bottoms visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Lucas. James Luark and wife of Windsor visit sister Mrs Frank Young this week. Mr and Mrs Ralph Harris and daughters Elizabeth and Margery spent Thursday in Longmont. Mr Kell and family who moved to Kentucky in May have returned and are satisfied to stay in Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Webster
Windsor
Busick
Nebraska
Godfrey
Godfrey Bottoms
Lucas
James Luark
Frank Young
Ralph Harris
Elizabeth
Margery
Longmont
Kell
Kentucky
Colorado
Grover News Roundup and Local Moves
Crover reports a pleasant Denver trip while residents share daily changes. Miss Bergstrand will teach the Kuffner school in district 4 and Miss Holmes to lead the Dorset school in district 49. Sedgwick family returns from New Castle with horses. Alice Sedgwick heads to Fremont Nebraska for schooling. Agsets and Son win a well drilling contract at Kisle Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Crow Creek
W. QO. Martin
Denver
Cunningham
Greeley
Miss Holmes
Dorsey
Hernan Lingelback
Frank Benton
Miss Bergstrand
Kuffner
Radfield
San Jose
Calif
Grover
Richard Sedgwick
New Castle
Wyo
Agsets & Son
Burlington
Kisle
Neb
A. Anderson
BE. Wilmunder
J. M. Sedgwick
Alice Sedgwick
Sterling
Fremont
Bring the School Children to Oasis for Free Eye Exams
Dr Sapero a Denver nose and throat specialist will examine eyes free at Oasis on Thursday September 13 Friday 14 and Saturday 15. Come early and bring the children for the eye checkup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis
Sapero
Denver
Colorado
Local Names Travel And Visit Nearby Towns This Week
Jim Flowers drove to Erie while Mr Moerkle hauled grain to Greeley this week Miss Anna Flowers left for Boulder to visit her cousin Mrs Wilbur and sister spent several weeks in the mountains Hazel Richard went to Fort Lupton Thursday to attend school
Denver visitors and local business moves noted
Fort Lupton residents Fort Lupton W S Decker and G L Armstrong visited Denver on Tuesday. Meon Bros take a large reservoir contract at Boulder and will move their outfits at once. W A Bell and his brother-in-law Mr Bolen joined Labor Day exercises in Denver Monday. E B St John and Otto Vogle bought a new threshing outfit in Denver this week and will begin threshing at once. T L Monson and wife went to Denver Friday to witness their son Georges appendicitis operation at Mercy hospital. he is reported doing fine. The infant son of C H Sells was buried Sunday from the M E church. Rev Smith of Denver preached in the absence of Rev Hooper, at conference in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
George Kimbal
James
Newell
Greeley
Prof
Burns
Rose Legler
John Cropper
Clinton
The
Christian Church
G. L .Armtrong
Denver
Meon Bros
Boulder
W. A. Bell
Mr. Bolen
St. John
Otto Vogle
T. L. Monson
George
Mercy Hospital
C. H. Sells
M. E
Rev. Smith
Hooper
Pierce Weekly Notes on Shipments and Local Happenings
Wheat shipments continue from Pierce this week while residents engage in building, visiting, and community matters. The Pierce school faces start up trouble over site terms with owner Mr Priddy, roads planning advances under county officials, and a new resident arrives weighing eleven pounds. A Platteville man unloads a 32 horsepower engine for farming, aiming to break land west of Dover. many locals join trips to Decker and Eaton for social and agricultural activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Phyllis Boulter
Polly
Haines
Eaton
Pierce
Priddy
Rowe
Dover
Pleasant Valley News Notes and School Openings
Pleasant Valley A N Lyster and family return from a mountain outing. Mrs Peter Brown, laid up with rheumatism, can now go out. Union Ladies Aid held its annual meeting Sept 5 at Mort Darling’s with Bethel aid guests. Pleasant Valley school started Monday with new pupils. Miss Bohen and Mrs Marsh teach. grounds improved with a new lawn and cement walks. Peter Brown school began Sept 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Brown
Union Ladies’ Aid
Mort Daring
Bethel Aid
Pleasant Valley School
Bohen
Marsh
Peter
Renowned violinist Hatch to teach at Northern Colorado School of Music
The Northern Colorado School of Music hires a famous Colorado violinist and cornetist to teach. Mr Hatch offers private lessons in violin mandolin and all band instruments at the school parlor. He plans a school orchestra and will accept ten subscription pupils one day weekly in Greeley. For details call at 826 Ninth Street next Tuesday September 11 from 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Colorado School of Music
State of
Colorado
Hatch
Hateh
Greeley
Ninth Street
Eyewear Doctor Seeks Clients in Greeley Area
A local optometrist notes four years of regular visits in Greeley and vicinity. The message invites inquiries and asks readers to remember the date of prior fittings and treatments to verify service history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
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Lucerne
George Goodwin
Beebe
DELTA
Bic Bend
Elia
Maggie Hubard
Wentz Saturay
Ayer
Osee
ER. H. Beeson
Highland Lake
Mead
Chas. O'Conner
A. E. Montgomery
Isadore Clark
Carrie Clark
Mabel Will
Harry
Elizabeth Eaton
Jones Ranch
Lloyd
Irene Jones
James Alger
O. L. Orton
Orton
M. E. Church
Cripple Creek
A. Tl. Myers
Mr. Myers
John Myers
Pasadena
New York
Supt. Copeland
Teachers’ Institute
Cheyenne
C. J. Stockfield
Germany
Berlin
Grosses Kurfest
Frank Smith
Jamaica
8. J. Kelso
Emmett Lamp
Abert Burchfield
R. S. Pennis
Jad Kennedy
Harvey Sommerville
BR. J. Murray
Clare Farr
Mesdames Bellroise
Venlo
Montgomery
J. W. Smilile
Bessie Banta
Charles O'Conner
Irene Daily
Lasalle
Cipson
Crover
Jim Flowers
Fort
Lupton
Jack Boulter
Stuttsman
Emma Hubbard
Messrs. James
Carl McMillen
Fay Jones
Mesdames Pence
Link
Brayton
Morley
Curtis
Todd
Jackson
Hubbell
Boulter
Decker
Carl McMullen
J. W. Cline
Platteville
Mr. Cline
Dovery
A. N. Lyster
K. C.sapero
F. A. Gates
Ave
Greeley, Colo
Union Pacific Land Agency
St., Deaver, Colo
Cement Stone & Brick CO
Model Mills
Henry George
Ninth Ave
M. I
Neal
Thomas
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