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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
2
Jas. Riggs in Lucerne has a son visiting. Mrs. Benton visited Mrs. Hixon Friday. Will Stanley and Herbert Buckler returned from Nebraska. Mr. McDougal and Mr. Stine of Denver work on Mr. Couzen's ranch west of Greeley.
Mrs O C McWilliams visited Ault on Friday. B H Wykert and family moved near Severance. H Harris visited relatives in Greeley. Mrs C H Weber has improved from illness. Miss Audrey Perry stayed with Miss Laura Reinks last week. Mr and Mrs E G Huff returned from a trip to Palisade. Mesdames Nims Coward and Miss Amey visited Mrs Albert Nichols. Miss Mabel Hall taught nearby and visited her LaGrange area home. Mrs Albert Nichols hosted a gathering with ice cream and cake.
Mrs Hokenson remains ill but improving. C B Van Dyne of Greeley checked cattle Friday and Saturday. Mrs Doolittle hosted sister Miss Mattie Graves of Greeley. Brayton and Blackmore of Ault visited the Davis and Johnson homes. Ken Wyatt returned from North Park with Capt Gale and Dr McKlravy. they noted cold weather and snow over the Divide.
J H Brancher began digging potatoes Monday while Mr and Mrs J H Rowe traveled to Greeley on the early train. Miss Polly Haynes is seriously ill with heart trouble but shows slight improvement. Walter Fry rents Geo Haynes farm for the year as the Haynes family plans a California move for health. Mae Van Ness of Denver, former local teacher, resigned last spring for a better post. the resignation was accepted by the school board.
The couple A. M. Jacobsen and his bride were married Sept. 8 at the home of the bride’s aunt Mrs. Lucy Young in Denver. They traveled for a camping trip in the mountains and arrived Sept. 18 at the groom’s farm home, where they now greet friends and begin married life.
Walter Hadley and his bride settled in a cottage in Mead after a Denver wedding last week. A petition for a Mead post office circulated recently while talk of moving the office from Platteville to Mead faced a counter petition to keep it at its current location.
Miss Viola Allen was in Ault Friday as Mrs Brown visited Eaton. Miss Bessie Lawson attends the Normal in Greeley. Sherman Poe visited his brother and family in Ault Sunday. The Misses Eva and Ethel Bull visited relatives in Ault. W Turney brought a load of Mexicans for spud digging. Mesdames Harris Ide and Miss Erma Ide of Grover called in. G W Kerner lately from Golden for farming. R P Fowler of Fort Collins in the neighborhood for farms. School ran Saturday to allow Friday attendance at the Ault carnival. Sunday school held at two. Rev J N Studley, Baptist pastor, preached afterward.
Mrs. J. D. Blackmore and Mrs. M. L. Parker bought Wiseman's restaurant and the rooming house over Burman's store. Julia Stranahan, two, broke her arm last week and is doing well. Marshal Garnett recaptured one jail breaker and has him at work on the street with another man jailed Sunday night. Last Friday night vandals slit every screen door on Main Street from Ault hotel to Dr. Anderson's, using a jack knife.
Nunn residents plan a good hotel as Mr. Lemond sells pine quarter sections nearby. John Turner improves his east side claim by building a house. Joseph Merrow builds a meat market. Fall plowing awaits after recent rains. Miss Jennie Petyjohn visits Olive Branch district and calls. Street names appear on many Nunn corners. G W Harding, Walter Chandler and Boyd Wolf coordinate grain and farm product samples for the Ault harvest carnival, with many carriages expected to attend.
Eaton notes list residents visiting Windsor, Denver, Loveland, and Greeley for family, business, and social reasons. Names include Finley, Gault, Snyder, Harbour, Harrington, Lair, Malcom, Weller, Kendel, Coffman, Miller, Wilson, Kelley, Ward, Middleton, Steele, Tabler, Layman, Stockfleth, and Dailey, with moves, contracts, and gatherings noted.
Roy Thornton plans to attend school in Fort Collins while John Martin and Leon Hodges lose a work horse each. John Thornton sells Johnstown store to Berthoud businessman W H McCormick. Rev A Springston travels for conference and Elwell lacks a regular minister. Cleaver leads Sunday services. Mrs Malone attends. Washington visitors Mr and Mrs Lee stay with Robert Scott. they plan to settle here. Swanson Maroon and Hardman join Eichmanns for meals. Eichmanns hope to avoid loneliness in Mrs Eichmann's absence.
Rev Chradle former pastor of the Congregational church was visiting in town last week. Mr and Mrs B G Huff have been visiting daughter Mrs Wm Calhoun of Palisade. A merry go round has come to town as youngsters hunt nickels for rides. Married in Denver Saturday Sept 8 J M Jacobson of Ault and Mae Van Nest of Denver. Miss Lee visiting Mrs H W Kirby was seriously poisoned by canned salmon. Albert Allison and family and Mrs G W Krumm and family returned from eastern visits. Glenn Foster of Lovington Ill is visiting his uncle Oscar Binkley and has accepted a position with Hudson Bros.
Messrs Adams Smillie Sullivan and Steele wed couples. Nellie Kay arrives from Scotland to help at W D Kay’s house. Eaton lodge No 109 named in honor of ex Governor Eaton. Eaton Round Table meets at E G Steele home on civic topics. M E Sunday school board elects officers led by Miss Ella Brooks. J L Baker named night marshal. town board backs Eaton Herald’s illustrated edition. John Rogers marries Hazel St Cyr. home prepared on Elm street. Grandma Gillies and relatives visit Denver for C W Clapp anniversary. Poudre Valley Reservoir talks on stock increase. Douglas reservoir debated. Mrs Will Gregory visits from Lincoln. Potatoes and beets shipped from Evans. S R Huffsmith returns from Denver. Neimeyer family goes to Colorado Springs for Pike's Peak centennial. Surprise party for Mrs J A Behrens’ birthday.
Mr Shannon traveled to Fort Collins for a Beebe draw. Percy Lauper from East Evans visited Jas Leroy’s. Dan Wryrick of Fort Lupton called on the Baaby brothers. J H Wright held a sale with a good turnout. Miss Maude Chesnut and Asa went to Greeley for Normal. Edna Dean visiting her parents near Ault. Leroy and Markle drove to Peckham. Bedsen Felt and Todd hunted in the mountains last week.
Miss Anna George travels to Greeley to spend the winter with cousin Mrs. Wm. Wylie. Beets haul halted from Saturday noon to Monday noon for beet dump remodeling. Miss Carrie Ellis expects to resume Greeley public school duties early next week. Miss Zadae Patton will depart Sterling October 11 for a seven year Syria mission. Mrs. Warrens’ parents Norman of Merrill Wisconsin arrive to stay in Colorado, occupying C. F. E. Yonker’s house.
Mr and Mrs Todd hosted Mr and Mrs Bentley Sunday. Nearby beer yields average twenty five toms per acre. Pemphrey visited Wiggett home as Baab plans move to Greeley. Mrs Hines and Nebraska children visit son Will Hines. Keyes departed for Chicago to join his brother who has been ill for four months.
Mrs. Horace Salter recovers from typhoid and is out again. Mrs. A. D. Wright and daughter return from Nebraska to home this week. Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Horner of Philadelphia visit Mrs. Charles Mulford and family. Eva Ford attends Greeley church, stays with Miss Anna Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith of Kansas move to Colorado to live on J. P. Nauman ranch. Frank Adams returns from Steamboat after four weeks, joined by cousins BE Neff for a month or more.
The Oriole circle hosted an oyster supper in Sells hall on Saturday. A ten pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burge on Thursday morning. M. Wagner and wife visited Denver for business. S. L. Sickler moved to rooms above J. Mills hardware. G. W. Twombly of Denver did real estate work nearby. Philip Rafferty Jr. funeral held in Sells hall Monday at nine. Meon Bros. and R. F. M. Davidson moved grading outfit to Boulder for a reservoir contract east of the city. KB HH. McConnell sold his Denver street home to Mr. Doherty of Fort Morgan who will move to Lup ton after October 1.
Mrs. Boyd Evans transacted business Monday. Emma Conden of Santa Mateo is visiting Evans friends. W R Adams of Greeley building a ranch residence west of Evans. Mrs. Winehold returned from Albia Kansas after a month away. Mr and Mrs G R R Park visiting Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Mrs Bills and children of Fort Morgan guests of P W Hughes. Mrs J H Behrens visiting daughter Mrs W T Smith in Denver. Epworth League social at Youngs Hall Friday night with proceeds.
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