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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
3
A roundup of social visits, moves, and small-town events in Weld includes Mrs. Lind of Kimball Nebraska suing Mrs. Martinson, Rosa Swan leaving Denver for a school year, and the Orr family planning travel to Los Angeles. Community members travel, host relatives, marriages occur, and local officials handle minor legal matters and discipline cases.
North Kersey tion Agent away on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Moore visited Box Elder Saturday forenoon. The Misses Alford and Art Morton attended the dance at Box Elder Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Mackley of Box Elder issued invitations for a dancing party Friday evening. Mrs. E. L. Tew entertained a small house party from Blair and Rawlins, Neb and Buttes, Wyo, last week. Mrs. McKeen and daughter Helen visited E. K. Imb's ranch and left for Blair, Neb.
The report notes Evans versus Gleason in a disputed local matter. Kensinger of Peoria asks for his brother Joseph Singer. H Villars of Arkansas City visits J Kinsey as Stillman and wife depart from the home in Colo. Monday morning.
Mrs. George Green is very sick. Mr. Shearer harvests early potatoes. Miss May Patterson will teach in Evans. Mrs. Reed and children returned from Iowa. Mrs. Chas Robinson visited Fort Collins with sister Mrs Dayton. Mrs John Clarkson hosts sisters from Kansas and a former schoolmate. Former Delta residents Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson back from Nebraska now in town. Many on sick list including Mr Small and Mrs Waite’s father visiting, and Mrs Lining’s baby. Delta school opens with 41 pupils. calls for new schoolhouse.
Char Griffith visited Denver last week while Levi Embree is very sick with typhoid fever. Herman Rogers visited Greeley on Saturday. Mr and Mrs E Baker traveled to Denver this week. Mrs Newman cares for her seriously ill daughter Mrs Waite in Juliustown. Mr and Mrs Lee Bowles visited Platteville with Mrs Bowles sister Mrs James Briggs. Mrs Bright hosted Bowles and Bridgeford families at dinner Sunday. Ella Maria of Birmingham Alabama visited her aunt Mrs Newman and plans trips to Greeley Windsor and Logan Utah for college.
Irving Miller buys 172 acres northeast of Ault from A G Moore. School opens with five teachers and good attendance. Mrs F J Stover and two children visited their old Yuma home. Baptist Ladies Aid meets with Mrs R L Pence. Mrs G H Bradfield visits Kansas City for a month. Mabel Padget goes to Denver East High. W P Hodges family hosting Hodges kin. Milton Allison family moves into Chauncey Frye residence vacated by W T Lynn. Chas Lavelle rents part of the Frye property.
Miss Mansfield of Johnstown visited at Mr. Woodley's over Sunday. Mrs. E. H. Knott hosted a dinner for friends and relatives. A Friday dance drew a very enjoyable crowd. The band boys organized and will meet weekly to practice. J. L. Thompson and carpenters are building the beet dump east of the lake. Will Markham bought Scott Kerr's farm east of the lake. Kerr plans to move his house and shop to the beer dump site near the new railroad and open a blacksmith shop.
Southwest Creeley Wm Noel of Wisconsin visits his daughter Mrs P F Daven. Miss Whitman remains at her post as school opens with twenty seven enrolled. Threshing nears end with Jones and Holmquist Brothers machines. Several residents attend the Denver encampment including Randall McIndoo Whitman Carroll and Daven relations.
Miss Marie Frater visited friends in Ault this week. Mr and Mrs A C Adams spent Sunday with friends in Greeley. O J Blandin and family enjoy a visit from relatives. Mrs Nettie Poor sister of Geo Hill spent the past week in Eaton visiting and transacting business. Dc W McCall and family of Erie Illinois spent days visiting cousin John McCall and wife. Mr and Mrs FE Crook enjoy a short visit from Geo D Crook and wife of Illinois. Eaton Circle ladies entertained husbands and friends at their last meeting. Mrs F L Weller resigned as Eaton Circle clerk after four years and Mrs C J Stockfleth was elected. Mrs James Kendall of Greeley stayed with her parents A F Searles who have been ill but improving.
Bids due September 16, 1905 at 12 noon for erection of a school building in school district No. 60 Weld County Colorado. Board may reject any or all bids. For details contact J L Miner secretary route 1 Platteville Colo.
Miss Eva Ford leaves for Denver for a few weeks. Peter Lauridsen builds a large cellar for potatoes. Mrs. Chas Neff expects cousins John and Mary Jackson from Mitchell SD. Miss Lamb from Grand Island Nebraska visits Eva Ford then returns home. Owen’s Kentucky-born brother visits. Mr and Mrs J N Graham and family from Kersey and Davis Graham from Illinois visit. The Neffs on Steamboat Springs ranch plan a longer stay while Mr Neff returns soon. A luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs A R English honors guests including Graham, Neff, Lauridson, English, Kinney, and others from nearby towns.
Bic BEND Mrs. Moerkle and family attended church in Platteville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wiggett visited Erie last week. The new pastor Rev. S. B. Edmondson from Illinois is well liked. Miss Belle Hines, a Peckham visitor, returned to Nebraska. Miss Myrtle McCullom, guest of Miss Lilly Todd, left for Denver.
Mrs Crowner and her son plan a Denver departure in a few days. An artesian well near Grover shows good progress. The Thomp son siblings shared supper with Mr Miller's family last Sunday. George Edward Morris returns to Greeley for the second year of high school. Lingelbacks hosts a dance next Friday with inviting crowds. Richard Sedgewick travels to Otis Colorado to stay with his brother briefly. Miss Munson travels from Sterling to Grover to resume Grover school teaching. Local teachers throughout nearby districts have resumed duties.
Indigestion almost always disturbs sleep and causes insomnia. Many cases have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
This evening a church meeting will determine the selection of a pastor. Members are urged to attend as the vote takes place at the church.
Buckhorn cement and plaster Paris are advertised as much cheaper at E G Steele's in Eaton. The notice promotes low prices and emphasizes value for builders and homeowners shopping in town.
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