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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1904

Page

3

All Over Weld Delivers Local Notes On Farms And Families

A compilation from Eaton area items notes Reed’s new house near completion, Foley’s repairs, and births for George Mar and James Galher families. On farms, onions yield projected around 10 sacks, 400 sacks from a Patterson acreage, and a large dugout to store thousands of sacks. Hail damaged apples in Mayfield orchard, a new teacher Irma Orr joins primary, Purdy relatives visit and relocate to Salt Lake City, a typhoid death in a Holmes family, and the Kettle Drum group hosting Mrs. Packard for a monthly gathering.

Local Notes From Eaton and Surrounding Towns

An Eaton community roundup reports visits to Denver St Louis and Greeley by residents including A F Eaton Rev Blowers Mrs dy and W J Gillmore. Others ill or recovering include Grandma Holbrook and Miss Gussie Nettleton. Junius Wood suffered a fall and Miss Nettleton burned in a lab explosion. Mrs Harriet Hutchinson joined the Woodman Circle with a social lunch following.

Gussie Nettleton Senr

Platteville Social Notes and Harvest Ball Success

Mrs J D Glaze is sick Miss Viola Dennis visited in Eaton last week Hammitt returned from school Friday Mrs F M Gwyn Denver visitor H A and Aalie Morgan drove to Henderson Sunday Woodmen harvest ball a success Robert Springfield home from Pueblo W A Libbey left for Illinois stop at exposition Mr Henthorn Wisconsin visiting son in bee business Miss Dixon called to Greeley for brother in law's death Platteville News editor suffers toothache Mrs Jennie Barto builds ice house for coming crop Ed Camp hosts surprise dinner for Ed's birthday Al had a good time.

H. A Aalie Morgan Henderson Woodmen Robert Springfield Pueblo Jennie Barto Platteville House Ed Camp

Evans Manifold Social Notes From Denver Visit and Local Events

Mrs H I Behrens visits Denver this week. Dr McCain of Aust' calls on Evans friends. Ellis Lundy suffers pneumonia. Kensingers return from mountain trip. Smiths of Burns Kan visited Evans. Rev Stillman and wife return from east trip. Samuel Andrews heads to Streator Ill and World's Fair. Jd F Jack heads to Wallace Neb for winter. Over 300 attend Uncle Tom's Cabin by J W Stowe in Evans. Wade & company make flying visit and leave a baby girl at Behrens home. Fink of Gridley Calif. guests of Fashbaugh family depart for St Louis. J Floyd of Philadelphia visits Evans. once with Charles Miller of Godfrey bottom twenty years ago.

Dr. McCain Aust Evans Ellis Lundy J. M. Kensinger Mrs. Smith Burns, Kan W. F. Smith Rev. Stillman Samuel Andrews Streator Ill Jd. F. Jack Wallace Neb J.W. Stowe Company Stock Wade & Flying Charles Behrens Fink Gridley Calif J. P. Fashbaugh St. Louis J. Floyd Philadelphia Charles Miller Godfrey

Local Social Notes From Lacranee and Nearby

Mrs Julia Milne gilling on Mrs English Thursday. Lynn sisters called at Lena Montgomery's Friday. Tully of Arizona visiting aunt and uncle C H Ford. John Baker family moved into Charles Ramsay house for school access. Dille of Grand Island returned home after visiting daughter Mrs C H Ford. Fred Montgomery family visiting A R English's. O Kerlee returned home from mountain trip improved. Lon Anderson's daughter sick with fever but improving. Becker to move to farm bought from Jones on Little Thompson. Sugar company shipped beet cars to dumps along the line. Louis Culbertson from Pueblo works for J Bb Bogard in beets this fall.

Julia Milné Gilling Mr. Becker Mr. Jones Little Thompson Louis Culbertson Pueblo J. Bb. Bogard

Local Notes on Parish, Visits and Harvest Prep

Rev Taylor of LaSalle preached here Sunday. Mrs Wright and daughter drove to Greeley Thursday. Farmers busy harvesting beets. John Pritchard and Miss Maitford of Brighton attended services. Mr and Mrs Rob Lee and family visited at her parents’ home. Arnold Boal and the Flowers sisters and Miss Wiggett drove to Erie and back.

Rev. Taylor of LaSalle John Pritchard Miss Maitford Brighton Rob Lee Moerkle Arnold Boal Anna May Flowers Miss Wiggett Erie

Free Stove Giveaway at Pier Brothers Store Draws October 15

Pier Brothers offers free Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater valued at $19.50 to adults who register for a numbered ticket. A government-style drawing on October 15 at 4 p.m. will award the stove. unpresented tickets trigger new drawings. Store displays the stove in operation before the drawing.

U. S Pier Brothers

Miss Irma Orr to Teach in Eaton

Cipson reports Miss Irma Orr has been engaged to teach school in Eaton. Lee Evans and family visited with his brother Hugh Evans for two days last week. Quarantine ends soon as Harsh family recovers from diphtheria. Edwards of Greeley dined with Brainards. Frank Barnett family spent Saturday with Spurgeons. J A Weaver family and Hattie Weaver visited Spurgeons Sunday. Caldwell and Ermil of Dallas City, Ill., were guests of S L Spurgeon from Saturday to Monday.

Irma Orr Eaton Lee Evans Hugh Evans Mr. Harsh Mrs. Edwards Greeley C. L. Brainard Frank Barnett Caldwell Ermil Dallas City, Ill 8S. L. Spurgeon

Crow Creek Resident Returns Home Amid Potato Dig Preparations

Mrs. McLean returns to Crow Creek neighborhood as farmers prepare to dig late potatoes. May Jackson also comes back from Mammoth after a trip.

May Jackson Mammoth

Potato cellar project at Crow Creek ranch continues

J. L. Ewing of Greeley builds a potato cellar on his Crow Creek ranch. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jackson of Grover visit their son T. J. Jackson and family. Aunt returns with a relative after a three week absence.

J. L. Ewing of Greeley Crow Creek Mrs. J. L. Jackson Grover T. J. Jackson

Local Notes From Sherman County Across Week

BEkBee DRAW I. P. Oster hauls potatoes to Denver this week. Miss Christina Sehleck visited with her sister. Mrs. Oster and Wrights with Nebraska visitors stayed at Sherman Markle's. Will Roeck lost a finger in a threshing machine last week. Teachers Waite and Hunter visited home near Highlandlake. Edna Dean and Maude Chesnut at Normal spent Sunday with parents. Baab boys upgrade their house with plastering and a new front porch.

Christina Sehleck Oster Waite and Hunter Highlandlake Edna Dean Maude Chesnut Baab

Local Notices Of Weekend Travel And Farm Sales

Mr and Mrs L S Larson drove to Loveland Friday returning Saturday. Enoch Davis and family have returned home from Lamar. Co D Stevens of Loveland was here last week and visited his brother in Greeley. Prof Wilson has sold his farm here and will locate in Greeley. George Coffman will move onto the place. Most potatoes are dug and sold with some farmers planning dugouts for spring due to low prices.

D. Stevens Loveland Greeley Prof. Wilson George Coffman

Illness and harvest buzz in Johnstown

Mrs Wygall is ill with typhoid fever. T A Kibbey buys wheat for Boulder mills. Mrs Anderson has been sick long but is improving. Residents prepare to harvest beets in the neighborhood.

Lon Anderson T. A. Kibbey Boulder Mills

Antelope Notes Include Typhoid Recovery and Local Visits

R. S. Franklin spent last week in the Antelope area. Mrs. Cazer is recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs. Lee and daughter Winnie visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lavelle of Ault on Sunday. Miss Clara Lincoln, teacher in the primary department, visited at her home in Greeley from Friday until.

R. S. Franklin Tenaine Cazer Lee Winnie Tom Lavelle Ault Clara Lincoln Greeley

Doan's Kidney Pills End Recurrent Greeley Ailments

Greeley resident J S Ottley reports three summers of stomach trouble and kidney pain from local water. After using a failing eastern remedy he tried Doan's Kidney Pills from H Reynolds Co and was cured. He recommends Doan's to others and cites Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents. 50 cent price. Remember the name Dean's and take no substitutes.

Greeley J. S. Ottley Fifth Avenue Seventeenth Street Greeley Cobo Dean H. Reynolds & Co Eighth Street Ninth Avenue Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y United States

Eye Doctor to Visit Greeley Oasis October Dates

Eye, ear, nose and throat specialist of Denver returns to Greeley October 13 14 and 15 at the Oasis hotel for eye examinations. Free glasses by examination. Call early. Sewer pipe at Neill Ward's.

Denver Greeley Oasis Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE DELTA Ir. Reed A. Foley Mrs George Mar James Galher Georgia Baker Tom Watts William Patterson Mr. Ise George Green Hart LaGrange District S. L. Purdy W. J. Farr E. K. Packard W. B. Grant N. W. Bellrosé A. F. Eaton St. Louis Fair Blowers W. J. Gillmore Joseph Reeves Grandma Holbrook S. J. Phillips Yo Greeley Erva Vail G. N. Yeagy B. M. Lair T. C. Ates M. Lair Matilda Wilson Republic Library Miss Leadstter Junius Wood Harriet Hutchinson Woodman Circle Dell Middleton Relaves Salt Lake Ity Platteville J. D. Glaze Viola Dennis Hammitt F. M. Gwyn W. A. Libbey Illinois Exposition Mr. Henthorn Wisconsin Dixon Platteville News HI. F. Behrens Lacrance John Baker Charles Ramsay Mr. Dille Grand Island C. H. Ford Fred Montgomery A. R. English O. Kerlee Bic Bend Cipson McLean Cee C. S. Morey Mercantile Co MOREY Solitaire Bekbee I. P. Oster Will Roeck Peckham Mrs. L. S. Larson Enoch Davis Lamar Johnstown Dean’s K. C. Sapero Neill & Ward's Lord Chesterfield Alfred Jenjamine Carrithers Greeley, Colo Round Oak P. D. Beckwith Fred E. Lee Dowagiac Mich D.R. McArthur & CO Omaha Chicago D. H. Hoops Warren McCord Denver, Colo Wy Piictv Ol. Lows Pullman James Culinton Commercial Agt Seventeenth St
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