Eaton Update of Local News and Social Rounds
Greeley visitors include Dr. Allen and J. W. Smillie with other residents like Harold Lair family, and Miss Irene Dailey at Colorado College. Ella Brooks goes to Denver to teach, while many townspeople plan studies, travels to California and Harvard, attend the State Normal, or join Denver University. The community notes a band concert, a political rally, birthday parties, and church social at Mrs. Lee Mitchell's. Flora Kelly funeral, Dem rally in Palace Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Allen
J. W. Smillie
Greeley
Geo. Oliver
Ed Howell
California
Harry Saxon
Denver University
Harold Lair
Irene Dailey
Colorado College
W. R. Robbins
C. A. Lindsay
James Grant
New York
Eaton
Ault
Etta Luther
Oregon
Vic Benschoten
Leola
Ruth
Fraser
Prudence
Laura Landers
State Normal School
Hazel Smillie
Mt. Carroll
Party Honors Old Grads At Baton Home
Elizabeth Eaton hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering at the Baton home with a dinner, reminiscences, and future plans. Prize winners included Naomi Sheppard Nellie Reeman Marjory Steele and Lucy Gazelle as guests enjoyed lawn games and wax apple favors before Elizabeth heads to California for winter and school in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anu
Elizabeth Eaton
Baton
Elizabeth
California
Los Angeles
Naomi Sheppard
Nellie Reeman
Marjory Steele
Lucy Gazelle
Neva Yeagy
Marjory Clapp
Denver
Maria Shattuck
Mabel W
Helen Phillips
Margaret McCracken
Martha Snyder
Evelyn Smillie
Ethel March
Grace Thompson
Mabel Wilson
Nellie Wilson
Community Notes From Platteville and Surrounding Areas
Platville residents share visits and travels with Denver friends and neighboring towns. Albert Henry of Denver enjoyed a weekend in Platteville as a guest. Rev and Mrs Brace attended a Longmont conference. Mrs Guthrie and children returned from Denver home. R L Ashton opens a barber shop in the former John Stevens building. Mrs Snider and daughter Gail of Denver visit Platteville friends. Mr and Mrs C C Kersey plan move to Greeley for business. Celina Shannon of Denver visits Hattie Gwyn. Woodcraft ladies visited Mead for a royal evening with the local Circle. School opened with Prof O J Buford Ironton Mo as principal. Fannie Boak assists, Sarah Knowlton supervises the Intermediate room, Ethel Hoffman the primary. enrollment 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.hunt
Hartzell
Albert Henry
Denver
Brace
Longmont
Dr. Guthrie
R. L .Ashton
John Stevens
David Snider
Gail
Platteville
C. C. Kersey
Greeley
Kersey
Celina Shannon
Hattie Gwyn
Woodcraft
Mead
O. J. Buford
Ironton
Fannie Boak
Sarah Knowlton
Ethel Hoffman
Windsor News Roundup Sees Local Visits and Movements
Wallace Laybourn visited Eaton friends last week. Prof Burns welcomes his mother Mrs C Y Burns from Quincy Illinois. Mrs Lou Wheerer and Miss Josephine of Denver visited A Hahn and wife. Lyle Darnell attended Agricultural College at Fort Collins. Isaphine Cooper leaves for Fowler Colorado to teach again. Robert E Hanna convalescing at Fort Collins hospital after appendicitis. Mrs T F Vincent returns from health trip to Washington and Oregon. Rev Cooper to continue as M E church pastor. Funeral of Mrs Barklet at Christian church. Clifford Middleton, former Windsor boy, visits family in town. Mrs Combs and son visit from Breckenridge. Mrs Denibs, sister of T R Brooks of Pasadena, visits Windsor then returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Laybourn
Eaton
Burns
C. Y. Burns
Quincy
Lou Wheerer
Josephine
Denver
Hahn
Lyle Darnell
Fort Collins
Agricultural College
Sophmore
Isaphine Cooper
Fowler
Colo
Robert E. Hanna
T. F. Vincent
Washington
Oregon
Rev. Cooper
M. E
Breckenridge
C. M. Cooper
Denibs
T. R. Broks
Pasadena
Cal
Stoulder
Crow Creek Items and Social Notices
Mr. Bardwell’s Kansas brother visits. Miss Carrie Duke visits with her family. Mrs. M. L. Bardwell returns from Pueblo. S. L. W. school starts September 8 with Miss Brainard teaching. D. G. D. club meets at Mrs. Bardwell’s home. Christian church to preach by Rev. C. C. Cunningham next Sunday. Ladies Aid sewing at Mrs. Geo. W. Shearer’s Thursday. D. G. D. and I. T. I. clubs share a straw ride to Kersey. Friends of Miss Elizabeth Copsay mourn her departure for South Bend Indiana. she is H. E. Witwer’s niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardwell
Kansas
Carrie Duke
M. L. Bardwell
Pueblo
Miss Brainard
D. G. D. Club
S. Bardwell
Christian Church
C. C. Cunningham
Ladies Aid Society
Geo. W. Shearer
I. T. I. Club
Kersey
Elizabeth Copsay
South Bend
Ind
H. E. Witwer
Beebe Draw Roek Returns from Torrington and Local visits
Roek returned from Torrington Wyoming last week. Mr. D Andrews traveled to Miles City Montana on business. Wentz school opened Tuesday with Mrs. Andrews as teacher. Mr. Humphrey attended a Sunday school convention in Greeley last Friday. August Bohldender went to Gro-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Roeck
Torrington
Wyo
D. Andrews
Miles City
Montana
Wentz
Mrs. Andrews
Mr. Humphrey
Greeley
August Bohldender
Gro
Local School Opens with Baker Family in Charge
School began last Tuesday under Principal Mr. Baker with his daughter as assistant. Grace Rogers and Susie Beatie from LaSalle stayed with Miss Rose Dean. Edna and Iva Dean traveled to Fairplay to start their term with Edna in her third term and Iva in her second as assistants.
Masters Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
Miss Hannah Smylie returned from Denver after visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Strickland in Eaton last week. Ed and Fred Day hosted a well attended dance at the Masters school house Friday. Miss Margaret Sanford entertained Misses Anna Juergens and Alice Frank with Mr. Tom Wardell of Denver at a house party. Mrs. Ray Beem and son John of Orchard joined the Beems and Blake sisters from Little Rock at Masters Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Smylie
Denver
Sanford
C. M. Strickland
Eaton
Messrs
Fred Day
Masters School House
Margaret Sanford
Anna Juergens
Alice Frank
Tom Wardell
Ray Beem
John
Orchard
Blake
Ruth Bee
Local Notes and Announcements From Town Gatherings
Residents report returns from travels including a four month Denmark trip and a California visit. Home updates note J M Moore's brick bungalow nearing completion. R M Gale named delegate to the League of American Sportsmen convention in Lawton Oklahoma October 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Moore
Graefe Addition
R. M. Gale
League of American Sportsmen
Lawton
Oklo
Town Notes From Greeley Area Report
Dr Vance of Iowa seeks a drug store site in town. Mortimer family relocates to near Grover. Heffernan and Imershan building nearing completion. Truehart starts two new residences on Second Street. Corsberg improving from typhoid fever. Grace Loustellet stays with grandmother in Greeley and attends school. Burke sells three Third Street lots to McCue of Fort Morgan. Hall family visits Windsor relatives. Selby family returns from Iowa visit. Swan and Myrtle Fort Morgan guests at Trahart home. Burke visits Colorado Springs after week with brothers. Delegates attend Republican convention: James, Brooks, Hall, Spaulding, Madison. Talbots in Denver with D H McCleary of Diagonal. Nellie Pitcock, 8, recovering from appendicitis at Greeley hospital. Drumm family moves into Arnold house. two tow houses to be built for son F C. School opens with Montecello Gray principal, Grace Harris grammar, Nellie Talbot primary. upstairs room finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Truehart
Second Street
Alfred Corsberg
Grace Loustellet
Greeley
A. N. Burke
Third Street
A. EB. Talbot
D. H. McCleary
Diagonal
Iowa
Denver
Nellie Pitcock
Greeley Hospital
Drumm
Arnold House
F. C
Harrington
Montecello Gray
Grace Harris
Nellie Talbot
Evans and visitors mingle in Evans community list
Evans notes include J G Reid and family Denver visitors Sunday. Mrs W D Young of Ault guest of Mrs W F Smith Sunday. BE W Balfour among excursionists to Mt McClellan Monday. Mr and Mrs Coddington of Farmington Ill guests of Mr and Mrs C F Prussell. Miss Elizabeth Herriott of Oakland Calif guest of Evans relatives last week. Rev Pearce of St Louis Mo assisted Rev Blackwood at Evans R P church Sunday. Iva Holland returning from Montana for a short visit with friends, Mrs Nannie F Jacke entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Reid
Denver
W. D. Young
Ault
W. F. Smith
BE. W. Balfour
Mt. McClellan
Coddington
Farmington
Ill
C. F. Prussell
Elizabeth Herriott
Oakland
Calif
Evans
Rev. Pearce
St. Louis
Blackwood
Evans R. P
Iva Holland
Montana
Nannie F. Jacke
Social Gatherings Highlight Friendly Quilting Bee
A merry party of friends gathered Thursday at a home for a quilting bee with an elegant luncheon. Deilla Smith hosted a Friday afternoon party for young friends with ice cream and cake. Mrs. Prunty hosted Friday at her home in honor of her mother Mrs. V. McCollum with a five course luncheon and music as the main entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deilla Smith
Fort Lupton Social Notes Tie Denver Visitors to Town
Hubert Tye of Denver visits Ray St John in Fort Lupton for a few days. Miss Marie McNeil of Golden visits Miss Della Twombley. Mrs Burns and Asa of Omaha visit Fort Lupton friends. Mrs Jasper recovering from a month of typhoid fever. M L Monson and sister Nix of Denver visit Monson ranch. M F Burns recovering from illness. Florence Pennington of Omaha visits Fort Lupton guests at the ranch. George Burge, badly injured at Cheyenne Frontier Days, moved to a Denver hospital in critical condition with hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Tye
Denver
Ray St. John
Marie McNeil
Golden
Della Twombley
Burns
Asa
Omaha
Fort Lupton
F. A. Jasper
T. L. Monson
Nix
Monson Ranch
M. F. Burns
Florence Pennington
Maude Mcgregor
Emmet Moan
George Burge
Burge
La Salle Notes and Social Tidbits
Dr A B Warren was in Denver on business Monday. Mrs Laughlin entertained a few friends at tea Wednesday evening. Chas McKenney, ill last week, is able to resume work. Miss Julia Varney of Denver visited her sister Mrs D M Lewis the first of the week. J F Beattie spent Monday in Idaho Springs visiting his brother W Beattie. Miss Adah Ellis went to Loveland Monday to resume duties as fifth grade teacher. Rev and Mrs Pierce of St Louis and Miss Jennie Ellis were dinner guests at Mr and Mrs James Beattie last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Warren
Denver
Mrs. Pierce
St. Louis
Jennie Ellis
James Beattie
Wheat Oats Barley Highest Market Price Noted
C L Carter at 821 23 Seventh Street records the highest market prices paid for wheat oats and barley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Carter
No Time to Stop and Pray Prayer in Field with Bull
Harry and Ethel flee a charging bull after Sabbath school. As the animal closes in they debate prayer choices. Harry volunteers to pray while running, delivering a humorous grace line that ends with the punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Ethel
Success Magazine
Mural of restraint ends era of the Peking Gazette
The editor halted vigorous discussion after orders to curb wording on the boycott, declaring the publication done with a bold remark about moderating language on transfers tariff Denis Kearney and the Peking expedition lootings while insisting on the boycott as vigor or bust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking Gazette
Denis Kearney
New York Sun
India Rubber in Dr. Priestleys Perspective Reference
An 18th century note recalls an early use of India rubber as a eraser in Dr. Priestleys Perspective from 1770. It mentions a cubical half inch piece sold by Mr. Nairne opposite the Royal Exchange for three shillings, said to last several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Axiom Prompt Catches Faith Debate in Wisconsin Sphinx
In Wisconsin the Sphinx cites a line about church membership as a barrier to heaven. The remark frames a broader discussion on faith, belonging, and the role of organized religion in individual salvation. The source uses a provocative voice to challenge social norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
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Gorham
Optician
M. A. Whitman
Phone Greeley
Seventh Street
Keeley Opera House
The
Holy City
Luella Morey
Alom
Lecomte & Flesher
Rissler
Tribune
Alma Wilson
Reg Marian
Lucille Shattuck
Elizabeth Gwilliam
Jas. Sheppard
Ben Jones
Wilson Smillie
Harvard
Harvard Medical School
Sievers
Clarence Candlin
Gussie Nettleton
Lester Quakenbush
Hastings
Neb
Loop
Ella Brooks
Alice Hutchinson
Colorado Springs
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Lee Mitchell
Gillpatrick
Eaton Boys
Pierce
Eaton Fellows
Clif Middleton
Rebekah Middleton
New Mexico
Granma Shreeves
Athur Wilson
Boulder
State University
Bernice Blowers
Miss Vienna ‘Aywood
Miss Vienna
Palace Opera House
Packer
Senator Clayton
Chas. Tew
S. S. Poe
Lafayette Ryan
G. M. Houston
Bryan
Marion King
E. H.S
Edn Landers
PLAT
Beville
Windsor
Crow Creek
Beebe
Jens Jerminssen
Denmark
Charles McCormick
J. W. McCormick
E. O. Bone
Rutledge, Mo
Mr. Bone
Anna Sue
Mary Morrison
Telephone Exchange
Gertrude Wallace
A. J. Buffington
Curtis
Ladies’ Aid
Congregational Church
C. H. Frye
Samuel Newell
W. C. Cameron
C. F. Pixler
Lute Brown
Dr. Vance
Arthur Mortimer
Grover
Heffernan and Imershanig
Evans Notes
Fort
Lupton
LA Salle
Farm Loans, Sanborn & Houston
Lilla D. Won
Turor
Albion Hotel
Colorado
Bartlett
Kittle & Withey Grocery
Lorks
Curtis & Son
Marlborough Block
9Th Ave
R. E. Michaelis
Keltner, Tennent & Marks
Ninth Avenue
Greeiey Steam Laundry
F. O. Havner
Hackman
7Th Ave
Cole DB
C. W
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Union Tea & Co
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