Community notes from West Holbrook and Lake View
Reports from the Twentieth Century Club discuss adopting the Bay View course of study and social refreshments. Farm news highlight alfalfa harvest, beet thinning, and labor shortages. Mrs. McKenzie moves to a bee ranch. Local social ties include visits, a fishing scene, births, and teachers elected for Lake View school. Community events feature an ice cream social and a library drive with a Sunday School focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. McKenzie
Berkley
Rocky Ford
West Holbrook
W. H. Anderson
Taylor
Stahiecker
Lake View School
Patterson Valley News Update from Local Ledger
Hail relief crops look well. Ladies Aid hosted a profitable mothers meeting at Mrs. L. B. Horton’s home with ice cream and cake. Next meet with Mrs. Hyde. Frank Larson reported on the State Sunday School convention at Colorado Springs and county delegate reports. H. W. Lance signs to build a seven room brick home on Gauger lot south of his former house. Lafayette Entertainment course finale promises a largely musical program with a pantomime The Ten Virgins and declamations. A. W. Shelton returns from Kansas City with fat sheep prices. Ladies of the G. A. R. elect officers led by Mrs. Love and Mrs. Orr. Rocky Ford mill now owned by Hon. G. W. Swink with E. F. Leak as miller. business strong under Swink’s management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swhr & House
Brush
Colorado City
G. W. Hallows
L. B. Horton
Hyde
Frank Larson
Colorado Springs
Lafayette
Rocky Ford
G. W. Swink
E. F. Leak
Leak
Rovoor
Nelson
C. E. Society of the Christian Church
M. M. Nelson
M. W. Ritchie
J. B. Ryan
Nellie Oliver
Treas
Metha Rasmussen
Edward Burns Martin
Newdale
Swink
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
S. C. Green
Young Peoples Meeting
Neyinger
Methodist Church
Frank K. Hollenback
First Christian Science Society
Old Masonic Hall
North Main
Christian Science
Kanie Louise Norris
The
Descartes
Kugler
Mae Noble
Grand Valley Carnival News and Local Harvest Notes
The Grand Valley column recalls a recent carnival with both young and old enjoying the events. Horse gear thefts are noted as Frank Burke and J P Nolen lost harness and saddle or lap robe last week. Sheriff Barr searched the grounds but found no culprit. Farm activity picks up as beets need thinning, haying soon begins, and Lu Gerbing supplies fresh meats twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
J. P. Nolen
Sheriff Barr
J. E. Easter
Kansas
Condit
Three Miles South Dairy Notes and Local Happenings
Fred Rose and Archie Todd visited Mrs J Brunton in New Dale Sunday. South Side Dairy owner fenced 30 acres of alfalfa into small lots for pasturing stock with no bloat. George Todd Jr. reports new potatoes for early June. Alex Yant building a large house near our borders. Beets thinned and thriving despite hail, roads improved for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rose
Archie Todd
J. Brunton
Newdale
South Side
George Todd Jr
Alex Yant
Olney Springs social notes and local incidents
Farewell reception for Mesdames Parker and Collins and Judge Parker. a man with a swollen ankle aided by Mr. Hanen to Pueblo. court in La Junta attended by Judge Conard, Mr. Curtis, and Mr. Arnett. Children christened in Pueblo. lawn social hosted by Mesdames Lola and Mollie Green with strawberries. Armory hall leased by M. E. Levy for furniture and carpet business. carnival profits noted. Spanish language sign posted for Mexican population at Miss Meyer’s window. Mrs. Gertrude Crosier elected N G and Mrs. Alice Gerbing V G of Violet Lodge. Horse theft solved by Marshal Baldwin. Henry Sandoval convicted. A hail storm caused no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Parker
Collins
Judge Parker
Hanen
Pueblo
Judge Conard
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Arnett
la Junta
Mrs. Collins
Mrs. Cull
Mesdames
Lola
Mollie Green
Church and community notes in Rocky Ford area.
Church services and events across Rocky Ford area with notes on Memorial Day observances for Head Consul Falken burg, Sunday preaching at multiple churches, social meetings of the C. E. society, upcoming visits by Rev. Nelson, and assorted local notices including auctions, school and band events, lost and found, sales, and petty ads. The report also mentions Ry Ford Ditch matters and a lightning strike on Prof. Phillips' home.
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Star Valley
Patterson Valley
H. W. Lance
G. G. Hawkey
Mr. Lance
Mr. Gauger
A. W. Shelton
Kansas City
Love
Orr
Kinney
Elizabeth Orr
Alice Green
Crosier
Grand Valley
Olney Springs
Rocky Ford Company
National Guards
M. E. Levy
Carnival Company
Gertrude Crosier
N.G
Alice Gerbing V. G
Violet Lodge
Rebekas
Fred Catshall
Marshal Baldwin
Henrico Sandoval
Las Vegas
Barr
Stewart
Steward
Sandoval
Church News
C. F. Evans
P. J. Reifel
Sigman
Hall
Loyd Pollock
Burrell
Chicago Earth
Arkansas Valley
Phillips
St. James Hotel
Geo. Meador
Mr. Meador
Fair Grounds
Rebekahs
Valleyview Cemetery
H. Otis Brown
Colorado Lines
Overland Park
Denver
Rocky Ford Ditch Matters
Rocky Ford Ditch Co
Sec. Hall
Newdald
Frank Weidman
Weidman
Dr. Ohly
Weid
Floto
Bartow
Colorado
Clark
Ramsay & Byars
La‘Fayette
Jersy Heiffer
E. W. Manny
North Main Street
Enterprise Office
W. C. Scanland Rocky Ford
Effie L
Bern
J. M. Elliott
Stauffer’s
2Nd Street
Swink Ave
Mae E. Noble
R. S. Beall
Guthrie
M. Badger
Horseredish
H. Warner
Chamberlain
Lowney
Lowney'sgooda
Kimzey
Talhelm’s
PEW
Rocky Ford Grocery CO
Chase & Sanborn
State Bank Block
Colo
Sewall
J. H. Avard
Otero Pharmacy
Hanvine
Barkdoll’s
South Fourth Street
Ira E. Weybright
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Fifteenth
General Assembly
State of
Louie Croft Boyd
East
18Th Avenue
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