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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
3
Crow Creek James Oglivie builds an addition to his house while neighbors visit relatives and attend local library news. The 8. S. W. school begins with teacher Houtchens. Members host the Woman's Club gathering. Threshing ends. potato blight appears. Sunday school reorganized. Rev Elliott to preach after Sunday school next Sunday at 4 p.m.
Johnstown reports farmers plowing for fall wheat. Visits include Mr and Mrs A Quinn of Greeley to Orville Rogers family. Minnie Erkenbeck to Berthoud for high school. Oscar Halversons to Denver on a short visit. Lydia Walker moved to Longmont for her children to attend high school. Dave Scott on Bein ranch threshes 72 bushels per acre from fifty acres. Mrs Clarence Jones to open millinery shop Saturday September 15. J J Thornton of Joliet Montana visits Johnstown. health improves in higher altitude.
Eaton social and business notices include births and visitors. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. N. French on a recent Friday. Mrs. Frank Lowry greets her sons Will and Fred of Windsor. Rev. J. F. Cofman returns as pastor of the M. E. Church. Various residents travel or visit, including Miss Myrtle King of Greeley and others returning from trips to Denver, Minnesota, Nebraska, Boulder, Loveland, and St Paul.
Mrs. Albert Nichols improves from illness as short visits mark the week. Mr. and Mrs. Reinks enjoyed a Wind sor visit. Pearl Hall attends high school in Greeley. Miss Lou Carleton visits aunt Mrs. Hardin in Fort Collins. Summer brings concerns with mumps measles and whooping cough in the area. A Baptist church chicken supper at Ault draws many locals. The school house expanded with an addition and new paint after spring. School opens Tuesday with two State Normal graduates Miss Edna Dean and Miss Mabel Hall as teachers. They board with Mr. and Mrs. HI Dahlgren and promise strong work this year.
Ed Piarris visited Ault on Saturday and Miss Carmen Cozad began school duties in Ault on Monday. Ji P Nelson and son Will visited Tlclitop last week. Harry Snook visited his parents in Greeley over the weekend. J A Boyd called at the N P D Bartholomew ranch in Greeley last week.
Rev J W Cleaver and Mrs Cleaver drove to Elwell on Sunday. Robert Brown from Glenwood Springs visited his mother and brothers in Elwell. The Avery family suffers a typhoid outbreak with four members ill. W H McCormick and his Berthoud nephew made a business call at Elwell last Thursday. Rev A J Springston and Mrs Richmann attend a conference in Pueblo this week. Miss Disharoon, two years in North Park, visited Mrs Don Clark and friends. Mrs Maloney of Denver visiting her sister Mrs Stanke will occupy the pulpit next Sunday. Frank Dodge, long resident, sold his eighty acre farm to Geo Heid for 2000. School opens with Miss Anna Van Dorpin of Denver directing higher grades and Miss Maud Jones of Palletteville teaching primary.
Ten cars of cabbage were shipped from Fort Lupton this week at 30 cents per hundred. A beets plowing accident left Joe Peller with a stroke of lightning shocking his team. An Iron Bridge worker fell from a spile driver and was hospitalized in Denver. The new bridge’s steel has arrived and is being installed by Denver contractor Mr Sheeley. Tracy Decker celebrated his fifteenth birthday with a surprise party hosted by friends on Monday.
Reports outline a road section opening between Mrs. George Green and Mr. Archibald. Mentions health improvements of Mrs. Robison and visits of Mrs. Hoke to Claud Clarkson’s family. Notes on farming orders, local delegates to a Greeley convention, and students planning study in Boulder and Greeley. School opens with 38 pupils. several locals enroll in business college in Greeley.
Young friends arranged a late afternoon surprise birthday party for Archibald. The gathering brought joyful moments as guests greeted their hostess and wished her many happy returns of the day.
Emma Teiler has been ill for several days. The Andersons hosted friends Sunday. Beet digging begins on the Jos Ewing and Calvin farms. Denver visitor Mr Tuft toured the area. Mrs Martinson cared for Albert Saanes at Eaton recently. C A Carlson spent a day with Selbergs in Pleasant Valley. Mr and Mrs Luark and Addie Windsor visited relatives here. Dex Carr and Severance guests stayed with T Webster Saturday. Clark Webster and family visited Fort Collins to see friends and races. Mable Turnquist, staying with the Carlsons, returned to Denver.
Mr Edgar Evans starts clerking for G H Youngs store. Mr and Mrs J A Behbins return from mountain trip. P H Herriott attends postmasters convention in Denver. Orin Weir and wife visit Evans friends. John Merriott delegates to Denver Democrat convention. Miss Wilson back in Evans from Ovid New York. Mrs Willie and daughter Rose visit Pueblo for ten days. Chas Hunter family move to Walsenburg to live. Guy White confined with mountain fever after Walden trip. J P Romans first beets load on the beet dump. D P Hubbard sells ranch near Lasalle buys Kensinger property in Evans. Mrs P W Hughes Mrs P H Herriott Edwin Young excursion to Eldorado Springs. Archie Park guest of parents in Evans. Mr and Mrs Homer Sims celebrate first anniversary. family dinner follows.
George Miller moved into the Gillett house. Mrs. Moyer of Greeley visited Mrs. Davis Tuesday. Roscoe Howell returned from Wheatland Wyoming. Jack Miller and family visited Herbert Bucklers Sunday. Charles Barclay bought the Rayburn property on Maple street. Mr Hogard returns to take charge of the beet dump.
Windsor residents report Mrs. Frank Laybourn improving, while area farmers haul beets noted as a fine crop. W. Q. Darnell and wife spent days in Denver. Homer Kyger left for Salt Lake City for a pharmacy position. Mrs. Allyn of Greeley visited Windsor relatives. Clarence McCollough will attend the university in Denver again. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Law and others from Windsor were mentioned in Sunday's arrivals.
Miss Isaphine Cooper and Miss Leta Scott left Windsor headed for Greeley to resume studies at the Normal. Mr and Mrs Applick of Clarence Missouri visited the M E B parsonage since Friday. Dell Middleton visited Eaton to see his brother Ben afflicted with blood poison in his hand. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Harrison died Saturday night. funeral held at home Monday and burial in Lakeside cemetery.
A brick of local life with weather notes and social updates from Pierce. Mentions include Mrs Boulter visiting Mrs Crom and Mrs May Jones visiting Berthoud, families moving to Ault, visits between residents, two new houses built in Pierce, and ongoing school and wheat shipment activity. A social gathering hosted by Phyllis Boulter and Nellie Nicks featured music games dancing cake ice cream and lemonade.
Wy at threshing ends soon as yield remains good. Miss Higgins visits Eaton. Mrs Greyson visits Brush. J Owens entertains grandson Harold Niel of Greeley. A L Davis joins trip to mountains with Clarks of Greeley. Kerr Wyatt travels with Dr Melitary and Capt Gale to North Park. Meyers visit Denver to see brother C Holst in hospital. Helen Thomas to Ann Arbor as assistant librarian. Thurza to Boulder for university studies. Dan Thomas leaves for Baltimore to study at Tome Institute. Schoolhouse expansion project contracted to Al Koenig of Eaton faces site dispute. electors to vote Sept. 21. School opens last Tuesday with Mollie Evans of Kansas as teacher.
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