Evans News Shopper Notes Local Life and Visits
All Over Weld. EVANS Born to Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Loeper, a fine baby girl. Mrs. L. C. Oaks of Denver is the guest of Mrs. F. H. Kester. Dr. Horton has purchased the Mc Afee property on Main street. Mrs. Albee of near Platteville was the guest of Miss Hyatt Monday. J. C. Fox of Seymore, Iowa, is here looking after his farming interests. Mrs. Wilson of Colorado Springs is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. E. Morrison. Mayor G. C. Briggs of Loveland was calling on Evans people Monday afternoon. Robert Jones and wife left Saturday for the St. Louis fair and other places of interest. Mr. and Mrs. 8S. R. Huffsmith attended the funeral of W. H. Beeman at Loveland Monday. Misses Frances and Lilly Myers of Denver and Miss Johnson of Greetey were the guests of Mrs. Willie Monday. Dr. Van Buskirk of Rocky Ford, who is president of the Evans bank, was transacting business in Evans Saturday. A melon social will be held at the free reading room Friday evening of this week. Good speaking and lots of melons. John Kimsey will live on buck wheat cakes and lassies this winter. He has the finest field of buck wheat in northern Colorado. Miss Josephine Brubaker was the fortunate winner of the silver medal at the musical contest and Miss Ella McMillan of the greater gold medal at the Demorest contest last Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durwood Loeper
L. C. Oaks
Denver
F. H. Kester
Horton
McAfee
Main Street
Albee
van Buskirk
Rocky Ford
Evans Bank
Evans
Josephine Brubaker
Ella McMillan
Community Notes From Ault And Surrounding Area
Eaton M. L. King and wife visited Eaton Monday. Numerous residents travel for visits, shopping, and events including trips to Denver for fairs and Chicago for training. Ault residents plan library, bank, and boundary surveys while clubs meet and public notices outline local governance and public health concerns.
LaSalle News Roundup reflects local travel and town projects
Road south from James Beattie’s is under repair. George Bird made a Denver trip earlier this week. Loveland resident George C. Bell visited LaSalle on business. The Postal Telegraph works toward Denver from LaSalle. Several locals hosted guests and visitors, including Miss Ella McMillan returning from Illinois and St. Louis. The soft water well project for the school risks delay but promises benefit to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beattie
George Bird
Denver
Community Notes From Gipson Neighborhood
Miss Maude Calvin spent Sunday at C. L. Brainard's. Mrs. Ed Fuqua visited Gipson friends last week. Rev. Barnett made pastoral calls Thursday. Lela Spurgeon has missed several days of school for eye treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant of near Kersey socialized with Mr. and Mrs. Webster. Mrs. John Elmer and three children of Greeley visited Mr. and Mrs. T. Webster. Mrs. Caldwell and daughter from Dallas City Illinois and Mrs. McPherson and two children of Greeley visited Mrs. Spurgeon Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fuqua
Gipson
Rev. Barnett
Bryant
Kersey
Webster
John Elmer
Greeley
T. Webster
Caldwell
Dallas City
Ill
McPherson
Spurgeon
Local Socials and Travels Round Big Bend Area
A gathering of several youths occurred at Miss Nelson’s home Wednesday evening. Davis brothers visited cousin George Smith in Fort Lupton Saturday. Rev Roades of Hillsboro preached here due to the pastor’s absence. Pritchard brothers Ernest and John with Steve Lee left for St Louis to see the fair. Lofgren couple from Greeley visited Nelsons Thursday. Mrs Enoch Davis with daughters and others drove to Greeley Saturday. Will Craven was thrown from a horse last week and seriously hurt. Dr Horton of Evans attended him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Brothers
Fort Lupton
George Smith
Rev
Roades
Hillsboro
Ernest
John Pritchard
Steve Lee
St. Louis
John Lofgren
Greeley
Nelson
Enoch Davis
Hubbard
Corben
Pritchard
Will Craven
Dr. Horton of
Evans
Local Roundup of Travelers and Band Notes
Sunday movements include Piere Pearl Westfall in Denver and John Peterson with Axle Hanson as Greeley passengers. Others moved or traveled to Denver, Platteville, Wyoming, and Ault band meetings highlight strong local material for a band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Westfall
Denver
John Peterson
Axle Hanson
Greeley
Mr. Cassner
Pierce
Local building and travel updates in Lucerne area
Work has begun on the farmers warehouse and the Patterson warehouse nears completion. Mr Johnston begins a new brick house as Mr Collins travels to Wheatalnd Wyoming. Mr and Mrs Bolinger were passengers for Denver on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Johnston
Mr. Collins
Wheatalnd, Wyo
Mrs. Bolinger
Denver
Praise for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
Mr John Hamlett of Eagle Pass Texas praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a week of bowel trouble with no relief. He credits one dose with relief and the third dose with a full cure. The testimonial ends with thanks and note it is for sale by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
John Hamlett
Eagle Pass
Texas
C. Johnson
Typhoid case at Antelope Park and local notes
Antelope Park Cloe Boullard has typhoid fever. Mr Hagar returns from the east. Mrs N S Cater visits the O Hara family. P H Rinehart and family with Mr and Mrs Hills spent Sunday at J K Pressler's. Ernest Austin and family and Harry Hill spend weeks in the mountains. Earl Austin rode from Fort Collins Friday and visited friends for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Austin
Fort Collins
Crow Creek Notes Local Movements And Work
Mr Herrington builds a dugout on Crow Creek. Ross Oliver digs early potatoes. May Jackson travels to Mammoth to visit aunt. Wallace Hambey returns to the neighborhood. Mrs McLean moves to Greeley to send her boy to school. Miss Law begins teaching at S. L. W. school with a small attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Jackson
Mammoth
Wallace Hambey
McLean
Greeley
Miss Law
Denver Agent Seeks Low Rate Chicago St Louis Tickets
E R Griffin Gen agent Denver offers via Union Pacific tickets with low rates to Chicago and St Louis. Options include travel via Kansas City or Omaha with return via opposite route. Ten day stopovers at Omaha or Kansas City allowed by ticket deposit. Write for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Omaha
Denver
Hicago
E. R. Griffin
17Th St
Proper eating and remedies for sour stomach
The article advises eating slowly and not too freely of easily digested foods. It recommends masticating thoroughly and allowing five hours between meals. If a fullness or weight returns, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to prevent sour stomach. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
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Mrs. Wilson
Colorado Springs
Mrs. W. E. Morrison
G. C. Briggs
Loveland
Robert Jones
St. Louis Fair
R. Huffsmith
W. H. Beeman
Frances and
Lilly Myers
Miss Johnson
Greetey
Willie Monday
John Kimsey
Colorado
M. L. King
Ault
Eaton
J. F. Coffman
Gunnison
J. M. Wallace
H. W. Robbins
Julesburg
Helen
Amy Thompson
John
Frank Duxbury
George L. Jones
Windsor
Will Ray
Eaton Friends
T. C. Phillips
Collins Distrct
A. P. Vohs
T. B. Scott
J. J. Ward
N. G. Waldo
G. Loomis
William Platner
New York
E. G. Steele
W. W. Sullivan
John Nass
New Athens
Ohio
Grandpa Shreeves
John McArtney
Carrie Clark
Cheyenne
Chicago University
F. L. Weller
First National Bank
Middleton
Paul
Livington
Mont
Yellowstone Park
T. H. Dailey
St. Louis Exposition
Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
James Wolfe
8S. C. Dickinson
E. W. Goodan
T. K. Wilson
Amanda Brown
Chauncey Frye
Sullivan & Steele
H. E. Badger
E. Egholm
Rh. D
Padget
King & Garner
Strong
Timnath
Miller Produce Company
Rosetta Allison
Burr
Pansy Pence
Pence
F. L. Blowers
the Baptist Church
Jake Lawton
Boulder
R. M. Gale
Colorado National Bank of Denver
E. R. Jackson
The
Congregational Church
Buckeye Bell Company
Cincinnati
M. H. Leonarrd
R. L. Pence
W. J. Henderson
R. D. S. Padget
O. C. McWilliams
O. L. Knowlton
Rocky Mountain Baptist Association
Judson Memorial Shurch
D. E. Gibson
Edward Cartee
Rio Grande River
Langtry
Susie Cartee
Hill
Mr. Hill
Harry Warner
Lasalle
George C. Bell of
C. E. Yonker
Postal Telegraph Company
C. B. Norris
KE. W. McKenney
Chris Sorenson
Mrs. C. B. Cline
Frank Hinds
Platteville
E. ©. Herrington
Illinois
A. K. Bentley
Ed Davis
Big Bend
J.C. VanAken
Mr. van Aken
C. S. Morey Mercantile Co
Denver Morey
Solitaire
Cipson
Lela Spurgeon
Miss Nelson
the Phelps Shoe Store
Piere
C. E. Barker
C. M. Heberton
George Lucas
Carr
Charles Swope
Henry Wielhagen
Bert Haynes
Owen Swope
Wyoming
C.J
J. O. Swope
R. Sullivan
Lucerne
Patterson
Antelope Park
Cloe Boullard
Mr. Hagar
Crow Creek
Mr. Herrington
Ross Oliver
Milwaukee & St. Paul
J. E. Preston
Commercial Agt
D. H. Hoops
Gena. Agt
Warren McCord
Tray
Agt
Seventeenth St
Denver, Colo
Pigt
TV and
Peabody
World’s Fair Commission
Reg. Band
Burlington
Pueblo
John F. Vallery
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