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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1905

Page

3

Evans Local Notes Brighten Week With Events

Highlandlake Miss Clark will attend Berthold High School as teachers from AiR oe od return to local pupils. Fort Collins calls Sir Lawrence Holmes to Agricultural College. Dr V Holmes samples beet crops. Mrs Strawbridge to occupy Miss Mansfield’s cottage during term. Er Knott buys home, Vera’s surprise party given, ten guests present. Ladies Chorus Club performs in Fraternal hall to large crowd. Frontier Day at Cheyenne draws crowds while Denver trips fade. A Rickard’s horse and buggy stolen. thief unknown. Evans residents engage in Greeley Holiness camp meeting led by Rev Crook. Prof Imboden and family move to Capital Hill. he to lead Evans schools. Rev Edmonson named Evans M B church pastor. Stillman to Fairplay. Edmonson to attend next Sunday service. Mr and Mrs Tewksbury of Chicago visit Evans. Mrs Tewksbury’s birth name Stevenson, daughter of longtime Evans banker.

Lawrence Holmes Fort Collins The Agricultural College Dr. V. Holmes Evans Denver Frontier Cheyenne A. Rickard Greeley F. D. Crook Imboden Carrie Fashbaugh Capital Hill S. B. Edmonson Southern Illinois Conference Evans M. BF Stillman Fairplay Colo Edmonson Tewksbury Chicago Stevenson Evans Bank

Delta News Briefs Show Community Movements and Harvest

Miss Pearl Robb will teach in Hazelton district this year. Miss Mamie Shade of Kirksville Missouri visits Mr and Mrs John Clarkson. Mae Ramsay and Sisson visit Clarkson. Mrs Fay travels to Denver for G A R encampment week. Mr McCullough from College Springs Iowa visits. Mr Talbot sells property to Mr Nace and moves to town. Mrs Waite’s father and sister Mr Small and Miss Jessie Small visit from Kansas. Mrs Elmer Clarkson’s mother and sister from Kirksville visit. Farmers dig potatoes. crop good for early potatoes. School begins Tuesday September 5 with a freshly papered and cleaned schoolhouse.

Elmer Clarkson Anderson Kirksville Delta

Local visitors and family visits reported in town

Mr Gregory Evans of Culbertson Nebraska visited town today. W Smith of Burns Kansas stayed with his son W H Smith. Rev Stillman and wife attended a conference at Fort Collins last week. Mr Snodgrass of New Concord Ohio visits the family of Morrison. Thomas Perry and family return from Idaho Springs renewed health. Mrs Hutchinson of Missoula Montana visits Pat yo chs home and hosts sixteen eastern friends.

Mr. Gregory Culbertson, Neb W. Smith Burns, Kan W. H. Smith Rev. Stillman Fort Collins Mr. Snodgrass New Concord Ohio W. Morrison Thomas Perry Idaho Springs Hutchinson Missoula Montana Pat Yoch

Crow Creek Gossip and Health Notes

Mrs Klussman is slowly improving. Mrs E E Umberger visited town on Monday. Chas Robertson is sick with typhoid fever. Dec Stockton has returned from Colorado Springs. Calvin Hunt was in town Tuesday to see a doctor. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Jones on Tuesday the 29th. Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson went to Denver Monday and will travel to Palisade to buy a home.

E. E. Umberger Chas. Robertson Dec Stockton Colorado Springs Calvin Hunt Jones Chris Nelson Denver Palisade

Ault town notes several moves and new ventures

The column records Ed Carter visiting Oklahoma to look for a location while W T Lynn moves to a new McGlenn addition home. Albert Anderson and family visit. C A Stephens opens a barber shop. A W Fuller buys two lots for a rental house. Several residents move or purchase properties and a bank consolidation occurs. The Harvest Home supper is postponed. Mrs Smitzer visits relatives. Henry Thompson relocates his meat market. Mrs Morrison travels. Mabel Mosier buys lots for a house and orchard. Gale buys a house and plans move. F E Wykert dies in Cheyenne. Congregational parsonage construction set to begin.

Ault Ed Carter Oklahoma W. T. Lynn McGlenn Albert Anderson J. Jeremiasson C. A. Stephens A. W. Fuller Gracie Gladys Oscar Brnckley Smitzer Sullivan, Ill Freda Mabel Mosier Denver Graefe M. C. Todd R. M. Gale E. Farlow Gale Cheyenne F. E. Wykert

Unclear sheriff action misattributed to Ault firm

A note disputes a sheriff attachment reported by the Greeley Sun claiming The Sherwood Mercantile Co of Ault. the text asserts no such firm existed in Ault and suggests the actual company was in Kersey. The writer urges avoiding false accusations against Ault.

Brother Eliott Greeley Sun Sherwood Mercantile Co Ault Sheriff Williams Kersey Brother Sun

Gipson School Reopens. Irma Orr Starts Work

Miss Irma Orr began work in Eaton schools last Monday. Gipson classroom doors opened Tuesday with Mrs. Elsie Devine in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Brainard and Mr. and Mrs. Teller spent Thursday and Friday in the capitol city. Mr. and Mrs. Webster visited relatives near Fort Collins and Gipson. The Peterson and Martinson couples drove to Loveland for a two day stay and apples.

Irma Orr Eaton H. Swan Morgan County Webster Mrs. Carr LaGrange Gipson School Elsie Devine Brainard F.C. Teller Capitol City

Local Notices Highlight Country Visitations and Frontier Days

Alex Johnston keeps an office at the warehouse this year. Mr and Mrs N J Huston and daughter spent Monday in Cheyenne. Mr and Mrs Hickson of Indiana visit their son Hugh Hickson. Mrs Kelley hosts her brother and wife from Mound City Missouri. Mrs David Kelley and daughter Maude attend Frontier Days.

Alex Johnston N. J. Huston Cheyenne Mrs. Hickson Indiana Hugh Hickson Kelley Mound City, Mo David Kelley Maude

Eaton School Opens Under Miss Efe Irving of Eaton

Collins District reports that school started Tuesday with Miss Efe Irving teaching. J P Fry bought 80 acres six miles west of Ault. Several residents visited relatives in Longmont and Windsor while others hosted guests from Greenfield and Canton.

Efe Irving Eaton J. P. Fry Ault Blystone Erva Longmont John Mayberry Greenfield E. J. Glover W. J. Gillmore A. Lingenfelter Canton Ill Bessie Turner Miss Hughes Ferris Rev Elliott Jackson J. A. Boyd Windsor David Marion

Illness and Moves Mark Hillsboro News

Mrs. Scott remains gravely ill under nurse care. Mr. Baker rents Mrs. Turk’s Hillsboro house and will move in immediately. Frank Mellon hosts visitors from Elwell and Johnstown. Eleanor Newman visited Boulder and Denver. Jela Pardee from Longmont visits brothers David and Bert Pardee in Hillsboro and Johns town. Stedman sisters from Windsor and Vinton Iowa visit locally. Mary Starr dies after brain fever at St Anthony’s in Denver after illness spanning weeks. she leaves brothers and father, mother having died months earlier.

Frank Mellon Elwell Johnstown Eleanor Newman Boulder Denver Jela Pardee Longmont David and Bert Pardee Hillsboro Frank Stedman Windsor Stedman Vinton Iowa Mary Starr St. Anthony’s Hospital Miss Starr

Hazelton residents host social and visits announced

Earnest Ketchum returns from Grand Island Nebraska. An ice cream social at John Moodie’s home on September 9. Mrs. L Maiden hosted Miss E Barber and E Ketchum at dinner. Mrs. E Davis left for Colfax Washington to visit her daughter Mrs. E BE Casseday.

Earnest Ketchum Grand Island Neb John Moodie Mrs. E. ©. Davis Colfax Washington E. BE. Casseday

LaSalle School Opens With 82 Enrolled

LaSalle School opened Tuesday with an enrollment of 82 students. The report notes several local social visits, including J. Wilson of Greeley as a recent caller and Robert Hayes of Sparta visiting his brother. Mrs. Varney of Idaho Springs is staying with her daughter Mrs. D. M. Lewis, and Miss Myra Wolfenden visited Miss Edith Elj last week. Humphrey, after visiting Dr. and Mrs. Warren, returned to Chicago.

J. Wilson Greeley LaSalle Robert’ Hayes Sparta, Ill Varney Idaho Springs D. M. Lewis

Local Notes From Kersey and Nearby in Recent Outings

Gus Plumb enjoyed a railroad trip up the Moffat line last week. Ed and Mrs Burke camp in the mountains while Willie Morrison returns from a two week mountain outing near Boulder. The Kersey district reports school openings with Frank Drumm as teacher and L. W. school starting Tuesday with Miss Law teaching again. Mrs E L Tew entertained Cheyenne visitors. Tews of Greeley and Mrs MicheI of Pittsburg joined Morrison and Tew at the ranch Sunday. Jay Edgar recovers at home in Greeley from typhoid fever. John Keller and Mrs Keller attend the Pentacosta Union convention in Denver.

Gus Plumb Moffat Ed Burke Willie Morrison Boulder John Keller Denver Jay Edgar Greeley Frank Drumm L. W Miss Law Cheyenne C. F. Tew Ichel Pittsburg

Beebe Draw Miss Jospehine Baird Recovers From Typhoid

Miss Jospehine Baird is recovering from typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Allred entertained a cousin from eastern Kansas the first of the week. Mrs. Eckerson of Darlington Wisconsin visits her daughter Mrs. Sherman Markie. Fred Roeck returned home from Pittsburg after two years away. Thos Markle and daughter Mrs. J. Dean attend the Denver encampment this week. Chas Allen of California visited his uncle J. Dean between trains. Albert Baa cut the end of his finger while cutting corn. Dr. Warren treated the wound and reports progress.

Jospehine Baird R. E. Allred Kansas Eckerson Darlington Wisconsin Sherman Markie Fred Roeck Pittsburg Penn Thos, Markle J. Dean Denver Chas. Allen California Albert Baa Dr. Warren

Free Eye Examination by Denver Specialist at Oasis Hotel

Dr Sapero, a renowned Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist, will examine eyes for free at the Oasis hotel. The event runs on September 14 15 and 16.

Oasis Hotel Sapero Denver

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids Nature

A timeless ad notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy works with nature to ease coughing and assist lung relief. It claims to aid expectoration, open secretions, and restore the system to health. Sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain Nature

Statement of E J Decker Cashier Weld County Bank

E J Decker, cashier, swears the above bank statement is true to the best of his knowledge and belief for Weld County. The document records a sworn verification by the cashier of the bank named in the state filing.

State Colorado County of Weld Decker E. J. Decker

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