News Notes of Weld County Highlights Local Visits and Quarantine
Weld County items note Mrs T F Miles travels to New Sharon Ill for mother’s illness, Dr and Mrs J H Shane return from Denver, relatives bury W E Lloyd in Pennsylvania, and local social visits. Quarantine for scarlet fever lifted from A H Morgan home, Garald released after six weeks. Townsfolk attend services, fishing trips planned, and a wireless range of social calls and farm notices appear including a potato digger ad, cantaloupes, and local delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llcyd
Silverton
Pennsylvania
Olive Hull
Missouri
Miss Craig
Mr. Terry
Cheyenne
May Terry
Nellie Rtoss
Fort Collins
Millie Meader
Chicago University
East Points
O. Volkart
A. H. Morgan
Garald
George A. Hodgson
Methodist Church
L. Benny
James Stanton
M. J. Lucan
John Camp
David Hodgson
L. M. Raney
A. C. Brown
F. E. Hodgson
E. J. Hyde
A. J. Hodgson
Mollie Goiens
Corning
W. H. Hull
Local Notes Sketch Residents and New Ventures
Miss Fern Meyers leaves for Milliken to teach this year. Robert Carlstedt opens a bakery. J B Jarvis of Arvada starts a shoe and harness repair shop. W L Cornell moves into Wm McMullen house. Farmers thresh wheat. Baptist Ladies Aid meets Sept 7 at Mrs Caywood. Several residents visit Iowa Norton Kan Fort Morgan California Steamboat Springs and North Park this Summer.
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Fern Meyers
Milliken
Milken
Albert Peterson
Iowa
Rowe Brothers
C. S. Lamb
Pierce
J. E. Shafer
Fort Morgan
F. C. Parker
Norton
Kan
William McMullen
California
Robert Carlstedt
Upa
J. B. Jarvis
Arvada
Spencer Building
Baptist Ladies’ Aid
L. H. Caywood
J. H. Ellis
North Park
Steamboat Springs
McDonald
Denver
Chas. McGraw
Charles Rogers
W. H. Sanders
Mercy Hospital
W. L. Cornell
Wm. McMullen
Kerr brothers finish threshing and Mead buys Longmont home
The Kerr brothers completed threshing last week. P. M. Mead bought a fine home in Longmont and moved from his mountain summer residence to be there for the school opening. Mr. Rice and Mr. McCormick plan dwellings and a store building in Mead, with construction in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Lake
Kerr Brothers
P. M. Mead
Longmont
Mountains
Mr. Rice
Mead
McCormick
Visits and Arrivals Round Fort Lupton Scene
Mr and Mrs Ora Putnam of New York arrive in Fort Lupton to visit friends and plan a month stay with Mrs Putnam's parents Mr and Mrs Adair in Erie. Mrs Cecil Phillip and children return from a month with Grand Junction friends. Miss Margaret Twombly accepts a Fort Lupton school post. Lon Lafollet returns to Fort Lupton and introduces Mrs Lafollet. Miss Daisy Shaw of Platteville visits Fort Lupton this week. Mrs Nate Strong plans to return home on Big Dry Sunday. William Rowland of Ontario California returns to Fort Lupton to finish the canning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Putnam
New York
Fort Lupton
Erie
Lafollett
Daisy Shaw
Platteville
Fort Lpton
Nate Strong
William Rowland
Ontario
Calif
Local lodge notes and church gathering
Dr J H Shane traveled to Denver to meet his wife visiting Lexington Nebraska. At the Rebekah lodge meeting Mrs John Miller was initiated. The Brotherhood of St Paul hosted a reception at the church Wednesday evening for Pastor Rev C M Cooper who departs soon for Colorado Springs. Invitations were extended to church members and their families.
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J. H. Shane
Denver
Lexington
Neb
Rebekah Lodge
John Miller
Brotherhood of St. Paul
C. M. Cooper
Colorado Springs
Brotherhood
Illness and social notes from a Colorado farming community
Delta John McConnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McConnell, is ill from ptomaine poisoning after eating watermelon. Mrs. J. B. Atchison hosted a Sunday dinner for guests including Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Foley, Ada Crawford of Greeley, and Howard Miller of Gill. Miss Laura Gardner of Kersey visited Miss Sylvia Archibald. Farmers report a strong third alfalfa cutting. Rose Waite suffers tonsillitis. School opened with Mr. Keyes of Evans as principal and Miss Bessie Patterson of Greeley supervising the primary. Mr. H. H. McConnell slowly improves. Mrs. Lizzie Lewis, formerly Mrs. Lizzie Green, expects a visit soon from Waycross, Georgia. L. H. Werkheiser travels to Hutchinson, Kansas on business. Mrs. John Clarkson hosts a Hutchinson sister visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta John McConnell
H. H. McConnell
Atchison
T. A. Foley
Ada Crafword
Greeley
Howard Miller
Gill
Laura Gardner
Kersey
Sylvia Archibald
Lizzie Green
Waycoff
Werkheiser
Hutchinson
Kan
John Clarkson
Estabrooks to Visit Greeley Guests of Gale Family
Mr and Mrs W C Estabrook who spent the summer at Foxton cottage will come to Greeley Friday September 16 and stay with Mr and Mrs Jesse Gale until Monday. They will then travel east to visit Estabrooks relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Estabrook
Foxton
Greeley
Jesse Gale
East
Mr. Estabrook
Can be depended upon Colic Cholera Remedy praised
A promotional note extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as reliable for diarrhoea, dysentery, and bowel complaints. It emphasizes ease of taking, suitability for children and adults, and availability through all dealers.
Democrats nominate Bien for Weld County commissioner
In Weld county Democratic convention H H Bills of Windsor withdrew after first ballot, seconding Fred H Bien of Sunnyside who was unanimously chosen to be the county commissioner from district No 2. The convention also endorsed reform measures and urged renomination of Governor Shafroth and Catherine Cook for superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Bills
Windsor
Fred H. Bien
Sunnyside
Col
A. W. Jones
Bien
Weld County
Supreme Court
Katheerine M. Cook
John F. Shafroth
United States
New York
Delegates Appointed to State Convention
The following individuals were appointed as delegates to the state convention: T. H. Wilson, P. J. O Connor, M. H. Coffin, J. H. Ledgerwood, I. L. Darby, C. A. Rose, Sam Matlock, H. C. Meyers, W. L. Clayton, A. W. Jones, L. L. Wyatt, C. M. Francisco, D. E. Severance, Wayne Patterson, W. D. Schuster, Tobias Mattox, C. A. Hewitt, A. Hahn, R. G. Strong, J. E. Snook, C. H. Wolfe, W. W. Fisher, George K. E. Osterhout, A. Beetham, H. M. Baker, T. L. Monson, Gerald Lippard, E. G. Steele, 8. B. Brown, A. J. Elliott, F. Wheeler, G. A. Hodgson, T. C. Williams, C. F. Tew, T. L. Greer, C. Finch, R. F. McCune, George B. E. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Wilson
P. J. O'Connor
M. H. Coffin
J. H. Ledgerwood
I. L. Darby
C. A. Rose
Sam Matlock
H. C. Meyers
W. L. Clayton
A. W. Jones
L. L. Wyatt
C. M Francisco
D. E. Severance
Wayne Patterson
W. D. Schuster
Tobias Mattox
C. A. Hewitt
A. Hahn
R. G. Strong
J. E. Snook
C. H. Wolfe
W. W. Fisher
George KE. Osterhout
A. Beetham
H. M. Baker
T L. Monson
Gerald Lippard
E. G. Steele
Brown
A. J. Elliott
F. &. Wheeler
G. A. Hodgson
T. C. Williams
C. F. Te
Governor Thomas Salutes Legislature. Rucker Absent Illness
Former Governor Charles Thomas praised the current legislature and governor in a daytime speech. Congressman A W Rucker, slated to speak, could not attend the convention due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Thomas
A. W. Rucker
Clayton nominates Mc Leod for coroner in unanimous vote
W. L. Clayton puts forward Asa Mc Leod for coroner and the choice is unanimous. R. G. McDonald is nominated by F. H. Badger for county surveyor and also receives unanimous support. Herbert Baker nominates R. G. Strong and Mr. Monson of Fort Lupton and George J. Smith of that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Clayton
Asa McLeod
R. G. McDonald
F. H. Badger
Herbert Baker
R. G. Strong
Mr. Monson
Fort Lupton
George J. Smith
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Cure and Refund
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio. It cites endorsements from Alding Kinnan Marvin and claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and lists druggists selling the products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Alding, Kinnan & Marvin
All Drugeista
Presbyterian choir hosts first rehearsal at Pier home
Mr and Mrs A D Pier entertained about forty choir members at their home Friday evening. It was the first chorus rehearsal of the season after summer vacation with Sunday music by a quartet. Pianos were prepared for winter work and after rehearsal a social time with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Pier
Presbyterian Choir
Republicans Repudiate Carpenter in Local Nominations
In a county nominating meeting, Charles Southard nominated A. J. Lather for county clerk and the ticket saw unanimous support for several posts. W. R. Patterson and A. R. Fischer secured treasurer and assessor seats without opposition, while Thomas won the race for county superintendent of schools after a final vote of 170 to 135.
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Ent
Leo G. Mann
W. C. Thomas
H. C. Watson
Frank Madden
E. C. Coulter
James Gault
John Klug
L. H. Harrison
J. W. Crone
Coulter
Thomas
Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Mr. Thomas
A. H. Meyers
W. F. Willis
Sam McAfee
Joseph C. Ewing
McAfee
Meyers
R. F E. Pollock
T. G. Macy
Pollock
Macy
William Levis
W. R. Kelley
Harry Watson
B. Adams
Highland Lake
E. J. Estes
Levis
Estes
Quick Remedy for Croup Symptoms Advised
The notice urges immediate use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when a child shows hoarseness or a croupy cough. It claims early treatment will prevent the attack and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Colorado Potato Sorter Co
Republicans of Weld County Banquet At Camfield
Weld County Republicans gathered 260 strong at the Camfield hotel for a get together feast hosted by the Weld County Republican club president Victor E. Keyes. Speakers included Judge James E. Garrigues James W. McCreery and Clyde Dawson of Denver. Two rival candidates for an office moved seats after the speeches and the hotel lobby displayed national colors as anticipation built for today’s convention.
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Weld County
Camfield
Victor E. Keyes
Republican Club
James E. Garrigues
James W. McCreery
Clyde Dawson
Denver
Dinner Guests From Greensburg Inspire Local Event
Mrs. Nancy Mayne and her daughter Miss Fannie Mayne host a Sunday dinner with guests from Greensburg Indiana. Among the visitors are Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Lowe, Mrs. Etta Patton and Miss Jessie McWilliama.
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Nancy Mayne
Fannie Mayne
Greensburg
Ind
Sumner Lowe
Etta Patton
Jessie McWilliama
Movements of Local Residents Reported in Greeley
Saturday's Daily notes numerous local residents traveling and visiting nearby towns. Names include Co. O. Russell and Co. P. Clark in Denver, Miss Bessie Wright and Miss Mary Brush in Eaton and Denver, Mrs. G. F. Clifford in Denver and Idaho Springs, Mrs. A. M. Henderson and daughter in Greeley, Miss Julia Mubbell teaching near Ault in town for books, Frank Wylie of Gilcrest and Col. Walker of Peckham among delegates, and M. H. Hoffman from near Longmont attending the Democratic convention.
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Frank Wylie
Gilcrest
Col. Walker
Peckham
Delegates from Orchard Named Here Today
Will Chaffin F. W. Smylie and Andrew Mackey of Orchard were among the delegates present today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Chaffin
F. W. Smylie
Andrew Mackey
Orchard
Local residents visit and return from work
Mrs. Minnie Davis of Cheyenne visited her mother Mrs. L. M. Olmstead this Friday. Merle Easterday has returned from Hardin where he worked this summer and will resume studies at the agricultural college this fall.
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Minnie Davis
Cheyenne
L. M. Olmstead
Merle Easterday
Hardin
The
Agricultural College
Mrs Green and family visit Columbia woman
Mrs C W Green and three children of Columbia Missouri are visiting Mrs A Ringle. Prof C W Green is on the faculty of Columbia University.
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C. W. Green
Columbia, Mo
A. Ringle
Columbia University
Mrs Meek Hosts Dinner For Lowe and McWilliams Guests
Mrs N F Meek entertained at dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Sumner Lowe and Miss Jeannie McWilliams of Greensburg Indiana. A fine dinner was served and a pleasant visit enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. N. F. Meek
Sumner Lowe
Jeannie McWilliams
Greensburg
Ind
Lawrie Messick Teenager Noted in Family Record
Ere Lawrie Messick, the twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs C F Mea, appears in a local family notice detailing names and lineage. The brief item records the child’s age and household as part of a community notices column.
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Lawrie Messick
Mr. and
Mra. C. FL Mea
Young Lad Dies After Scarlet Fever and Illness Near Greeley
A young boy died Thursday evening at his parents home one mile from Greeley after a severe scarlet fever attack followed by inflammatory rheumatism. Funeral services were held this afternoon.
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Greeley
George Spear Visited Deeree During Week
Brackett, United States pomolor who has been judging in horticultur at the interstate fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spear
Deeree
Brackett
United States
Our potato digger found not guilty of others faults
J. A. Enright & company report their potato digger was tried and cleared of blame for the faults of other diggers, asserting the machine performed properly while others erred.
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J. A. Enright & Co
Greeley, Colo
J. A. Enright & Company
Apholetere' Jailed After Tram Disturbance
J N Johnson spent the night in the city jail after officers detained him at the 8 50 tram for causing a disturbance with an open jack knife. The case is set for trial next week.
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J. N. Johnson
California visitors on business trip from Sonoma
Mr and Mrs C M Good of Sonoma California are in town for business and to visit friends. They formerly lived in Creekley and have since moved to California where they now reside.
Epworth League Holds Friday Evening Meeting at Church
Epworth League members conducted a routine business session at the church Friday evening. A small, cheerful crowd enjoyed social games after the meeting and refreshments. Attendees selected items from a confusing menu, with the noted "Diwadlyine diamonds" turning out to be water.
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Epworth League
Meridan Couple Visits Friends in Greek on Way West
Mr and Mrs Homer Curtis of Meridan Connecticut pause in Greek Friday en route to the Pacific coast for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Vernon McKelvey. Curtis is connected with the American Culinary company at Meridan. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised as a leading medicine for relief and cure of bowel complaints.
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Homer Curtis
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Indiana
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Henry Adler
Mrs. Dillingham
Grand Lake
Jim Moore
Clara Carter
Jim Carter
Majestic Theatre
Gladys Hull
Dorothy van Heynigen
Charney Robinson
Myra Link
Boulder
Roy Edwards
Fannie Cheatum
Elvin Gibberson
Ault
Gabbe
J. A. Love
Foster Beuhner
Morgall
Hila Hasbrouck
Edgar Allison
Zoa Allison
Colorado
All Steel
Port Lupton
DEMOS
Hawaiian Islands
CO. 8S
Morey Mercantile Company
Carpenter
Campipld
Greeley, Colorado
Co. O. Russell
Co. P. Clark
Louie Read
Eaton
Bessie Wright
W. C. Williams
Los Angeles
Mary Brush
G. F. Clifford
Idaho Springs
A. M. Henderson
Misa Julia Mubbell
M. H. Hoffman
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