All Over Weld Hillsboro Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Eilen Gray was ill last week. Local visits include Denver guests for Birdie Gray and Charles Griffith relatives. A dance at Mr. Jeff's house, school with Miss Madge Gress, and a wall built by Frank Stedman of Eaton. A called Ladies' Aid meeting next Wednesday. Born to Pfleiderer a 10 pound girl. Community updates list numerous visits, trips, and gatherings throughout Weld County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Slusser
Azdell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Birdie Gray
Denver
Charles Griffith
Tillie Provost
Frank Stedman
Eaton
Newman
George Gray
Rev. Richardson
Timoath
D. G. Brooks
Fort Collins
Miss Bith Nice
Heflebower
Morris
Westley Adams
Mountains
W. W. Dye
Sand Hills
Pfleiderer
Frank Newman
Nick Newman
Elwell community notes from Loveland and Berthoud area
Mr and Mrs J W Cleaver spent Monday at Loveland and W A Purvis visited Greeley last week The Elwell orchestra played at church services Sunday Everitt brothers planned Denver trip Mrs Al Swanson attended Evangelical services in Loveland The little folks return to school with Miss Disharoon of Baltimore MD Mrs Jacob Correll of Berthoud hosted at the parsonage Master Robert Brown visits grandmother Mrs Rix before school T L Davis elected delegate to Berthoud conference Y P C U officers elected at parsonage Earl Worden returns from Nebraska and works at Elwell beet dump Loveland corn roast attendees include the Kibby family Ed Brown Leonard Thornton and Everitt youngsters Tina and Jasper Waggoner start Berthoud High School boarding with Corrells until Friday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cleaver
Loveland
W. A. Purvis
Greeley
Elwell
Everitt Boys
Denver
al Swanson
Disharoon
Baltimore
Jacob Correll
Berthoud
Robert Brown
Rix
Rob Orr
Purvis
T. L. Davis
Y. P.C
Earl Worden
Nebraska
Ewell
Miss Etta Jenson Visits Mrs Todd
AULT Miss Etta Jenson visits Mrs M C Todd. Henry Mead loads spuds for Belcher Hodges. Baptist prayer meeting at R L Pence’s home next Friday evening. A Ault of Fort Collins in town for wheat supply. Ladies Aid to meet Mrs Mattison September 18 to finish a quilt begun last Thursday. Last Thursday night Kerner’s ice house broken into six to eight tons of ice stolen. Ramon Padget nine years old invites friends for ice cream and cake after a visit. Three men seen at Chauncey Frye’s yard enter the house and steal canned fruit jellies and apple butter. The men went to Cornelius Brown’s house to swap jelly for bread. no word heard since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Pence
A. Ault
Fort Collins
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chauncey Frye’s
Cornelius Brown
Platteville social notes and town visits summary
Local residents visit Denver and Longmont. plans include a parsonage lawn reception for boys and young men. Property purchases include John Stevens and Plotner properties. Notable visits from Grandma Walker ill, Miss Viola Dennis, Mrs. Harvey, Miss Lycan, and others. Community events feature birthdays, parties, lectures by Judge Lindsey, and the Postal Telegraph line work.
Highland Lake Social Notes and Visitor List
Highland lake reports Mrs. F P Woodley on the sick list. A rain fell Sunday afternoon. Byron Howard was a caller Wednesday. Mr Johnson of Liberty Hall called Saturday. Mrs Markham visited Berthoud last week. Messrs Himmingsen and Glover were noted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Howard
Mr. Johnson
Liberty Hall
Mrs. Markham
Berthoud
Messrs
Himmingsen
Glover
Sunnyside cattle buyers and local farming update
Farmers dig early potatoes as Sunnyside ranch buyers plan Monday purchases. Dr Van Sands of Alamosa visits R 8S True. School opens with Prof Lerch and wife teaching. Highland ditch repair diverts water. Grain yields range 32 to 80 bushels per acre. crops look good. Sixteen youths visit from Longmont by moonlight. Rufus Mead ships grain to Mead and Oviatt threshing machine recently. Mr and Mrs M C Kreeker welcome a baby boy. they once lived here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Sands
Alamosa
Prof. Lerch
Highland Ditch
Longmont
Rufus Mead
Mead & Oviatt
M. C. Kreeker
Berthoud
La Salle Updates and Community Notes
Local residents name missing friends and recent events in La Salle and nearby towns. The items include visits by Elza Stealy and Clint Heath, new business openings, school assignments, church services, and a Sunday Sabbath school rally at the First Presbyterian church on September 13 with two sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Local Social and School News from Eaton
Eaton residents share weekend visits and social events. The Eaton schools opened the new term Tuesday as the community notes Labor Day gatherings at Seelys Lake and local outings. A death near town ends a two week illness for John Montgomery. Nellie McArtney prepares to resume school in Cheyenne.
Eaton sugar factory to open later this month
The Eaton sugar factory will open in the latter part of the month with Gail Gilpatrick Jessie Craig and Marie Frater among its employes. Mrs A H Myers and daughter Ellen recently visited Fort Collins and Mr Myers joined them for a few days. Harry Montgomery broke his arm last Saturday during a wrestling match but the injury is minor and healing. Local visits include the Preble family and Miss Powell from Salina Kane. A winter lecture course is planned with speakers including Robert Burdett Dewitt Miller and Kath Boy Choir. The Ladies Society met to hear papers on Day Missions to India and The Outlook for Missions in India. New officers were elected for the year and a ministerial transition was noted with Rev J H Coffman appointed to Eaton and Rev O L Orton moving to Idaho Springs. A farewell reception honored Rev Orton and welcomed Rev Coffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Sugar Factory
Gail Gilpatrick
Jessie Craig
Marie Frater
A. H. Myers
Ellen
Fort Collins
Mr. Myers
Harry Montgomery
Norris
I. N. Preble
Congregational Church
F. N. Lonas
India
A. J. Eaton
Thomas
Denver
J. H. Coffman
Eaton
O. L. Orton
Idaho Springs
M. Lair
Orton
Coffman
M. E
Local Notes From Collins and Ault Social Roundup
Collins District reports Mrs. G Nicholls ill. N Phillips and E Soames visited Ault. Harry Saxton visited Fort Collins last week. Harry Schoonover visited Baton earlier. Miss Nettie Collins called on Miss Lelia Craine Sunday. Charles Dunton and family visited Aust last Saturday. B Carder of California visiting brother M Carder. Mrs B S Poe called on Mrs William Turney last week. Born Sunday August 30 to Mr and Mrs William Turney a son. J H Fowler and family visited Frank Cook and wife Saturday. Cozad Shirk Schoonover Harris delivered grain in Ault last week. June Leonard returned home to Peckham from Jospehine Gillmore. Mrs G W Hill surprised by visit from brother W J Matthewson of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Phillips
E. Soames
Ault
Harry Saxton
Fort Collns
Harry Schoonover
Baton
Nettie Collins
Lelia Craine
Charles Dunton
B. Carder
California
M. Carder
Poe
William Turney
Indiana
Miss Maude Bonner Visits LUCERNE and beet harvest updates
Miss Maude Bonner of Boulder visits cousin Mrs W E Benton in Lucerne. Beet dump nearly finished on Mr Igo land south of No 2 ditch with James Bigger weighing beets this year using new office and scales. Mrs Henry Igo and child visit southern state relatives. Perry Murray John Ryan and John Athey plan a week of hunting and fishing near Dutch Georges ranch at end of week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Igo
James Bigger
Henry Igo
Little Son
Pearson
Denver
Perry Murray
John Ryan
John Athey
Dutch George's Ranch
Local residents visiting and in town for the week
Robert Harris and George Osterhout drove to Greeley on Tuesday. Mrs Plummer and Grave Williams returned from Denver on Saturday. C W Cummers of Fort Collins sugar factory was in town on Monday. Miss Blanche Middletons visits her sister Mrs Laybourn this week. Robert Graham and his wife of Greeley registered at Hotel de Harris Saturday. C F Tew, a Greeley attorney, was mentioned in town affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Brooks
LaSalle
H. F. Sherman
Carrie Ellis Jeft
Fort Morgan
Robert Harris
George Osterhout
Greeley Tuesady
Plummer
Grave Williams
Denver
C. W. Cummers
Fort Collins
Blanche Middletons
Mrs. Laybourn
Robert Graham
Greeley
Hotel de Harris
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Florance to be buried at Lakeside
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Florance will be buried tomorrow in Lakeside cemetery, while other local items note Mrs. John Webster now in Loveland ill with typhoid fever and residents William Jones and Myrtle Powers making visits and moving between Windsor and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Florance
Lakeside Cemetery
John Webster
Winsdor Hut
Loveland
William Jones
Myrtle Powers
Brighton
Local Notes from Johnstown and Hillsboro Community
Mrs Joe Becker visits Hillsboro this week while grain is hauled to Johnstown for shipment. Jim Durrett visits cousins Mrs Parish and Robert Wygal. Mr Morrison nears moving into a new home. Laura Hewitt of Berthoud visits Lottie Parish. Woodmen Circle organized here with riders last Wednesday. Carl Holden, formerly with Neibergalls, suffers appendicitis with Jin Longmont relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Becker
Hillsboro
Johnstown
Jim Durrett
Mrs. Parish
Robert Wygal
Morrison
Laura Hewitt
Berthoud
Lottie Parish
Carl Holden
Neibergall'’s
Jin Longmont
Local Social News From Greeley Area
Miss Bessie Brown of Greeley visited at Mrs. Lynn's last week. The 2 year old son of Charles Anderson is ill with typhoid fever. Charles Anderson and Edna attended a corn roast at Love land. Mrs. McCullough and daughters called on Mrs. Ford. Mrs. Westenberg and children drove to their ranch near Windsor. Alex Adams of Kersey visited Pete Lauridsen and George Adams. Charles Westenberg left for the mountains for two to three weeks. Mrs. English learned her father John Montgomery of Exton was very ill and they visited him. he died Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Velma Musburger
Leo Stephan
John Montgomery
Nellie McArtney
Cheyenne
Bessie Brown
Greeley
Alex Adams
Kersey
Pete Lauridsen
George Adams
Charles Westenberg
Mountains
Mrs. English
Exton
Mr. English
Mr. Montgomery
Local Social Notes From The Delta Area
Miss Mary Robb spent last week in Denver. John Thompson will be employed as weighman at the sugar factory this fall. Mr and Mrs Archibald had dinner with Mr and Mrs Shearer. Mrs Waite and Mrs Archibald drove to Loveland last Wednesday and back Thursday. Mr Clarkson’s company from Missouri visited the past week. Mr Thompson a guest from Kirksville Missouri. Mr and Mrs Foley and children visited Boulder last week returning via Denver with a day there. While there Mrs Foley’s sister was married. Mrs Campbell, sister of Mrs Robb, has visited The Delta. She and a friend Mrs Pierre traveled home via California trip. Mrs Campbell formerly resided in The Delta, moved to Upton Wyoming two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Robb
Denver
John Thompson
MS. Archibald
Mrs. Robb
California
Pierre
Campbell
Delta
Upton
Wyo
Columbine Social Roundup Sees Local Visitors
Bruce Franklin returns to Columbine as Laura Landers spends Friday afternoon with Elva Brown. Olin and Mrs King dine with Dorsey. Harley Beers and Charley Sarbaugh join Elmer Beers. Mills brothers host their mother as Collins of Ault visits. Edith Nichols stays with her brother during a sister's illness. Minny and Elva Brown depart for Greeley to attend Normal this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Landers
Elva Brown
Card of Thanks to Friends for Kind Assistance
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Boyd extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for help during their bereavement and for the flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Boyd
Evans Community News Roundup in Colorado Town
John Jack Evans on the sick list and families moving to Loveland. Phoebe Park to attend Denver business college this winter. R J Jones visiting Longmont friends. Josie Brubaker on a mountain trip. Mrs Kimbley building near Greeley Normal. C C Huffsmith shipping hay to Denver. Rev Dunn and family guests of Rev Stillman. Demand for threshing machine workers locally. Bert Godfrey’s horses killed near Platte River bridge. Nellie Dunbar returns from Lucerne visit. Evans M B Sunday School to LaSalle rally. Mrs Sadie Syfer visiting from Arkansas City. Fulkardt buys Mrs Redman property west of railroad. Lecture committee plans winter course at R P church. George H Howe and family visiting. heading to Boston to live. Evans school opens with larger attendance. teachers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jack
Shaw Ana Famiy
Loveland
Ted Worsfold
Phoebe Park
Business
Denver
R. J. Jones
Longmont
Dunn
Platteville
Stillman
Bert Godfrey
Platte River Bridge
Nellie Dunbar
Lucerne
M. EB
Evans
LaSalle
Sadie Syfer
Arkansas City
Kan
John Kimsey
Fulkardt
School Opens Tuesday With Three Teachers
The article notes the school opens Tuesday with three teachers: one gentleman and two ladies. It mentions Miss Seelbach of Greeley visiting Prof. Wilson, Rev. Moore's holiday meetings in the Big Bend school house, and Mr. Badger a Greeley potato buyer visiting recently to look after potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Seelbach
Greeley
Wilson
Moore
Big Bend
Peckham
Badger
Neighborhood Socials and School Return Report
Crow Creek notes visits among Mrs. Acker Mrs. Richie and other residents with calls by Crissman Munce and Wood families. Lincoln school starts with 45 pupils under Mr Brennan. locals plan to attend High School and Normal in coming term. Bertha Kimbrel leaves for Greeley. awaits big show on September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Alden
J. F. Cooke
Charles Wood
Nora Pace
Nettie Doke
Carrie Doke
John
Willis
Bertha Kimbrel
St. Mary, Oulo
Mr. Wood
Greeley
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Mrs. Deforce
Jack Sauber
Mr. Jeff
Mrs. Loveland
Mrs. Scott
Ed Riker
Grace Moseman
Madge Tiress
Minnie Currie
the Kibbys
Ed Brown
Leonard Thornton
the Everitt Brothers
Tina
Jasper Waggoner
Correll
Etta Jenson
M. C. Todd
Henry Mead
Belcher & Hodges
Grandma Walker
Dr. Dillingham
John Stevens
Adam Kersey
Viola Dennis
Inez Harvey
Leadville
George Sapider
F. Hinds
Plotner
D. Birkle
St. Joseph, Mo
Mrs
Grace Long
T. A. Lewis
Mae Robidoux
F. W. Hammitt
Frank Shea
Postal Telegraph Company
Judge Lindsey
Fannie Lycan
Bonita Hunt
Boulder
James Lycan
A. Morgan
Mary Carroll
Miss Hazel Stanton
Packer
William Bushell
Helen
Highland Lake
F. P. Woodley
Elza R. Stealy
la Salle
R. Green
W. B. Claycomb
Clint Heath
John Bentley
Paul Gregory
Will Lyons
D. S. Ellis
Pastor Taylor
Mary Taylor
Edith Ellis
Ella McMillan
Ralph Ellis
Samuel Taylor
Helen Beattie
Jessie Tillman
Francis
St. Louis
Pearl
B. G. Packer
Mrs. Gray of
C. P. Zoellner
Malcolm
Mrs. Losey
Collins
Seely’s Lake
W. W. Sullivan
The
First National Bank
Mesdames Kendell and
Isom of
James Kendel
G. W. Musburger
Mary Weave
State Center
Iowa
Collins District
G. Nicholls
C. F. Tew
Lacrance
Columbine
Bruce Franklin
Minny
Josie
Lula Brubaker
C. C. Huffsmith
Evans School
Hubey
Ross
Colorado Springs
Knight
Crow Creek
Mr. DeRush
Edith
Gus Rohlander
Bert Munce
Nelson
Deck Woods
Camfield Ranch
Alice Harrison
Wheatland
S. Kk. Boyd
Lincoln School
Brennan
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