The Greeley tribune. [volume], September 10, 1903, Image 2

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All Over Weld.
HILLSBORO
Mr*. Ellen Giay was on tile sick
list last week.
Mr. Slusser, Mrs. Azdell’s father,
is visiting here.
The Ladies’ Aid society met at
Azdeil's Wednesday.
Birdie Gray has a girl friend visit
ing her from Denver.
Charles Griffith lias relatives from
Denver visiting him.
Miss Tlllie Provost is staying witli
Mrs. Gray at present.
Mrs. Jacob Mair lias been on the
sick list tile past week.
The school begins this week with
Miss Madge Gress as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Bishop Moore visited
relatives near LaSalle Sunday.
Will Nelson was down from the
mountains visiting his parents last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Deforce started on
their mountain trip last Monday
morning.
Jack Saulter lias a prize piece of
wheat, it yielding IHI-I4 bushels to
the acre.
There will be a dance at Mr. .Jell’s
house tomorrow night. Everybody
is invited.
Frank S ted man of Eaton made a
call here this week, stopping witli
Newman’s.
George Gray is again in the black
smith shopjind will be found there in
tlie’fiiture.
Rev. Richardson received a call to
till the vacancy at Timnath and lias
decided to accept it.
D. G. Brooks of Fort Collins and
Miss Bitli Nice of Denver visited ivir.
Hetiebower's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Westley
Adams and family left for the moun
tains tlie first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Dye expect
to go to tlie sand hills Monday, where
, their stock is being pastured.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Pfleidercr
August 28, a 10-pound girl. Mother
and baby are noth doing nicely.
There will be a called meeting of
tlie Ladies’Aid society at tlie church
next Wednesday, September 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newman and
children of Denver returned home
Sunday, after a week’s visit at his
uncle’s, Nick Newman's.
Mrs. Loveland's brother and sister
from Greeley and friends from Fort
Collins were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Loveland and Mrs. Scott the past
week.J
Mrs. Loveland's brother and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter of Greeley,
visited hei the first of tlie week.
Also Vlr. and Mrs. Pickens and Mr.
and Mrs. ISuttortT of Fort Collins.
Among those who attended the
corn roast at Loveland last week were
Nick Newman and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Biker, Frank Newman and
family. Misses Grace Moseman, Madge
Gress and Minnie Currie.
ELWELL
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cleaver spent
Mondav at Loveland.
W. A. Purvis spent a couple of days
at Greeley last week.
Tlie Elwell orchestra played at
churcli services Sunday evening.
Tlie three Everitt boys went to
Denver Tuesday, planning to return
Friday.
Mrs. A! Swanson attended services
at the Evangelical church in Love
land Sunday.
The little folks are in school again
witli Miss Dlsharoon of Baltimore,
Md., in charge.
Mr. and Mis. Jacob Correll of Ber
thoud were entertained at the pai
sonage Sunday.
Master Robert Brown is visiting
his grandmother, Mis. Rix, before
his school begins.
Mrs. Rob Orr of Greeley and her
sister and little son were visiting
Mrs..Purvis’ last week.
T. L. Davis was elected delegate
to the annual conference which con
venes at Berthoud the 17th.
Y. P. Cl 0. business meeting was
held at the parsonage Mondav even
ing and new officers were elected.
Earl Worden, after a stay of sever
al months with Nebraska relatives, is
home again and is at work at the El
well beet dump.
Among those who enjoyed the
Loveland corn roast were tlie Klbbys,
Ed Brown, Leonard Thornton and
tlie Everitt brothers.
Tina and Jasper Waggoner have
• started to the Berthoud High school.
They board at the Correll home,
returning to Elwell Friday evenings.
AULT
Miss Etta Jenson is visiting Mrs.
M. C. Todd.
Henry Mead loaded a car of spuds
for Belcher & Hodges the iirst of the
week.
The Baptist prayer meeting will
be au tlie home of R. L. Pence next
Friday evening.
A. Ault of Fort Collins was in
town one day last week, looking up
the supply of wheat.
The Ladies’ Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Mattison again September
18 and finish tlie quilt which they
commenced last Thursday.
Last Thursday night some one
broke into Kerner’s ice house and
hauled away between six and eight
tons of Ice. Nothing lias yet been
heard of either ice or men.
Ramon l’adget was nine years old
iats Saturday and so he invited some
of tlie little folks to his house in tile
afternoon, and after playing a while
treated them to ice cream and cake.
He received many nice presents.
One day last week three men were
noticed standing in the yard at
Chaunoey Frye’s place, the family
being absent. When they returned
they found that tlie house had’been
entered and some canned fruit, jellies
and apple butter taken. The men
went to the house of Cornelius Brown
and tried to exchange a glass of jelly
for a loaf of bread, but nothing lias
been seen or heard of them since.
PLATTEVILLE
Grandma Walker is very sick.
Dr. Dißlngham lias purchased tlie
John Stevens property.
Adam Kersey of Denver visited
friends in Plattevlile Sunday.
Miss Viola Dennis has been visit
ing friends in Denver the past week.
Mrs. Inez Harvey of Leadville is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Sni
der.
F. Hinds has purchased the Plot
ner property in tlie south part of
town.
Reception for boys and young men
on tlie parsonage lawn Saturday
evening.
D. Birkle returned home Sunday
after a five weeks’ visit at St. Jos
eph, Mo.
Mrs. Grace Long of Denver lias
been visiting her brother-in-law, T.
A. Lewis.
Mae Robidoux returned home
Saturday after visiting several days
at Longmont.
Mrs. F. W. Hammitt had the
pleasure of a visit last week from her
sou, Frank Shea.
The Postal Telegraph company has
a large force of men here putting up
polas for their new line.
Judge Lindsey of Denver will lec
ture in the M. E. church Saturday
evening. Everybody invited.
Miss Fannie Lycan of Longmont
and Miss Bonita Hunt of Boulder
are visiting with Mrs. James Lycan.
Mrs. A. Morguu is enjoying a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Mary Carroll,
who came in Sunday from St. Joseph.
Mo.
Miss Hazel Stanton returned home
from Greeley Sunday evening after
a short visit with friends and rela
tives.
School commenced Tuesday with
Prof. Packer, principal; Miss Craw
ford, intermediate: Miss Sara Knowl
ton, primary.
Mrs. C F. Howard gave a surprise
party to the little folks Saturday in
honor of Harry s tentli birthday.
All had a good time.
Guy Hammit went to Denver one
day last week to secure room and
board, as lie intends going to the
university this winter.
About fifteen or twenty of Elmer
Terry’s friends gave him a surprise
party Mondav evening In honor of
his seventeenth birthday.
Tile little folks tiad quite a nice
party on the lawn at William Bus
cliell’s Tuesday afternoon in honor
of Helen's fourth birthday. Ice
cream and cake were served.
Highlandlake
Mrs. I’. I’. Woodlev is on the sick
list.
There was a nice rain here Sunday
afternoon.
Byron Howard was a caller here
Wednesday.
Mr. Johnson of Liberty Hail was a
caller here Saturday.
Mrs. Markham was a Berthoud vis
itor one day last week.
Messrs 1 . Hlmmingsen and Glover
| were buying cattle atSunnysldc Mon
| day.
! Some of tlie farmers are digging
1 their early potatoes now.
Dr. Van Sands of Alamosa is visit
! ing in tlie home of R. S. True.
School opened here Monday with
Prof. Lerch and wife as teacher
Water in the Highland ditch has
been turned out for repairs io tlie
banks.
Grain here is yielidng from thirty-
Hvo to eighty bushels per acre.
Crops are line this season.
There was a party of sixteen young
people who drove out from Long
mont by moonlight Thursday even
ing.
Rufus Mead hauled grain to Die
Mead & Ovialt threshing machine a
few days last week, as teams an hard
to get.
Mr. and Mis. M. C. Kreeker of
Berthoud welcomed a baby boy at
their home last week. They former
ly resided here.
LASALLE
Elza li. Stealy was calling in La-
Salle Thursday.
C. R. Green is cutting mat for
W. B. Claycomb.
Clint Heath of Denver was in La-
Salle on business Saturday. '
W. B. Ciayeomb opened bis new
butcher shop Monday morning
John Bentley and family spent a
few days in Loveland last week.
Paul Gregory took a load of water
melons over to Loveland last week.
Will Lyons of Greeley was visiting
at I). S. Ellis’ file first of the week.
Pastor Taylor conducted tlie open
air service In Evans last Sabbath af
ternoon.
Tlie rain fall the iirst of the week
was thoroughly appreciated by tlie
far meis.
Miss Bertha Brooks was visiting
friends in LaSalle from Friday un
til Monday.
11. F. Sherman has tlie lumber on
the grounds for building an addition
to his lunch house.
Miss Carrie Ellis left for Fort Mor
gan Saturday, where she takes charge
of tlie sixth grade in the public
school.
Misses Mary Taylor, Ediili Ellis.
Ella McMillan, Ralph Ellis and Sam
uel Taylor will attend the Normal
school this year, 4
Little Helen Beattie, who has been
sulfering with a sore arm resulting
in May, had the hone
scraped last Tuesday.
Mrs. Jessie Tillman ai d son Fran
cis, who have been visiting relatives
in LaSalle and vicinity, returned Co
their home in St. Louis Monday.
Pearl. Die 10-vear-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Packer, had her
collar bone broken in one place and
fractured in another one day last
week.
All are cordially invited to attend
the Sabbath school rally lobe held at
the First Presbyterian church Sun
day, September 13. There will be
two sessions, the first at 3 p. m. and
tlie second at 8 in the evening.
EATON
Mr. and Mrs. Gray of Greeley spent
Sunday with C. P. Zoellner and fam
ily.
Malcolm and Mrs. Losey have moved
into .town and are located in tlie Col
lins house.
The Eaton schools opened Tuesday
morning and the year’s work is well
under way.
A number of Eaton people attended
tlie Labor Day celebration at Seely's
Lake Monday.
W. W. Sullivan of tile First Na
tional bank was in Fort Collins the
first of file week.
Mesdanies Kendel and Isom of
Greeley visited last Friday and Sat
urday witli Mr. and Mis. James Ken
del.
Those that attended the Congrega
tional Sunday school picnic at Seely’s
Lake last Friday report a delightful
day.
Mrs. G. W. Musburger is enjoying
a visit from Her sister, Mrs. Marv
Weave, and daughter of State Cen
ter, lowa.
Another pieasanl social dance was
given at Woodman hall last Friday
evening that was well attended and
highly enjoyed.
\ elrna Musburger entertained about
thirty-six of her little friends lasi
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
ninth birthday.
Leo Stephan, superintendent of
the sugar factory, In company with a
few friends, is enjoying an outing in
the mountains.
John Montgomery, a mile and a
bait west of town, who had been ser
iously 111 the past two weeks, died in
Ills home late Monday evening.
Miss Nellie McArlney, who has
been spending her summer vacation
with her parents, left Tuesday for
| Cheyenne to resume her school work.
The Eaton sugar factory will open
,up Die latter part of this month.
Among tlie employes will he Misses
! Gall Gllpalrlck, Jessie Craig and
Marie Frater.
Mrs. A. H. Myers and daughter El
len returned last Saturday Horn a
visit with friends in Fort Collins.
Mr. Myers came over witli them to
spend a few nays.
Little Harry Montgomery was
thiown and broke his arm last Sat
urday. while wrestling with Ills
brothel Norris. The break was nor
a bad one and is healing nicely
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Preble and
children and Miss Powell of Salina,
Kan., who have been spending tlie
summer in Colorado, visited last Iri
day and Saturday witli Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Steele.
A first class lecture course lias been
secured for Eaton for Die coming w in
ter, which will include Die following
numbers: Lecture, Hubert Burdett;
lecture, Dewitt Miller: concert,
Kaffir Boy Choir; entertainment,
Durno, the great magician: lecture,
James A. Becker.
The Ladies’ society of Die Congre
gational church held a very inter
esting meeting Wednesday afternoon
witli Mrs. F. N. Thomas. The pro
gram included a paper on "Day Mis
sions in India” by Mrs. A. J. Eaton;
and "The Outlook for Missions in In
dia.” Mis. Thomas. New officers
were elected for the ensuing year, af
ter which a social hour was enjoyed.
At Die Methodist conference in
Denver last week J. 11. Coffman was
appointed to take ciiarge .of Die
Eaton church and Rev. O. L Orton,
Eaton’s former pastor, will go 10 Id
aho Springs. A reception was held
at Die home of M. Lair Tuesday
evening, at which Rev. Orion le
ceived tlie farewells of Ills flock and
Rev. Coffman received a hearty wel
come to tlie new pastorate. Rev.
Orton, who was tlie first Methodist
minister of this place and to whose
efforts Die building of Die commo
dious M. E church is largely due, is
very popular in the community and
the best wishes of all go witli him to
Ids new field of labor.
Collins District
Mrs. O. G. Nicliolls is quite
sick.
N. Phillips and E. Lonnies were
in Ault Saturday.
Harry Saxton was in I-ort Colins
one day last week.
Harry Schoonover was in Eaton
the first of the week.
Miss Nettie Collins called on Miss
Lelia Craine Sunday.
Charles Dunton and family were
in Ault last Saturday.
B. Carder of California is visiling
his brother, M. Carder.
Mrs. S. S. Poe called on Mrs. Will
iam Turney one day last week.
Born, Sunday, August 30, to Mr.
and Mrs. William Turney, a son.
J. H. Fowler and family called on
Frank Cook and wife Saturday.
Messrs. Cozad, Shirk, Schoonorer
and Harris were delivering grain In
Ault the past week.
June Leonard, who has been visit
ing Jospehine Gillmore, returned to
her home in Peckham Saturday.
Mrs. G. W. Hill was pleasantly
surprised last Friday bv a
visit from her brother, L. .1. Mat
thewsen of Indiana, whom she Had
nut seen for about, ten years.
LUCERNE
Miss Maude Bonner of Boulder is
visiting with Her cousin, Mrs W. E.
Benton.
The beet dump is nearly completed.
It- is on Mr. Igo's land just south of
No. 2 ditch.
James Bigger will weigh the beets
this year, a new office and new scales
being famished by him
Mrs. Henry Igo and little son are
visiting relatives and friends in tlie
southern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearson were passen
gers for Denver Friday afternoon.
They expect to remain a week.
The liuell school opened August 31
with forty-five pupils present. Tlie
same teachers as last year have
ciiarge.
Perry Murray, John Ryan and John
AtheV.will leave for a week’s hunt
ing and fishing near Dutch George’s
ranch the last of the week.
WINDSOR
Robert Harris and GeorgeJOsterhout
drove to Greeley Tuesady.
Mrs. Plummer and Grace Williams
returned from Denver Saturday.
C. W. Cummeis of Fort Collins
sugar factory was In town Monday.
Miss Blanche visiting
her sister, Mrs. Laybourn, tills
week.
Robert Graham and wife of Gree
ley registered at Hotel do Harris Sat
urday.
C. F. Tew, a Greeley attorney.
was transacting business in Windsor
Wednesday.
The Infant sou ul Mr. and Mrs.
Flora nee will be burled in Lakeside
cemetery tomorrow.
Mrs. John Webster, formerly of
Wlnsdor but now of Loveland, Is
seriously ill of typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones at
tended the corn roast and visited
friends and relatives in Loveland
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Myrtle Powers went to
Hrighton Sunday evening to assume
duties as teacher In the same school
she taught last winter.
JOHNSTOWN
Mrs. Joe Becker was visiting
friends at Hillsboro this week.
A number of people are hauling
their grain to Johnstown to ship.
Jim Durrelt is visiting liis cous
ins, Mrs. Parish and Robert Wygal.
Mr. Morrison’s new residence is
almost ready for him to move into.
Miss Laura Hewitt of Iierthoud
spent a few days with Lottie Parish
tills week.
A Woodmen Circle has been organ
ized here, a number of the boys riding
the goat last Wednesday.
Carl Holden, formerly a clerk at
Neibergall’s, lias been suffering from
appendicitis. He Is with his parents
In Longmont.
LAGRANGE
Miss Bessie Brown of Greeley spent
last week at Mrs. Lynn’s.
Mr. Lynn and family spent Sunday
with their parents in Greeley.
The 2-year-old son of Charles An
derson is sick with typhoid fever.
Charles Anderson and daughter
Edna went to the corn roast at Love
land.
Mrs. McCullough and daughters
spent Wednesday afternoon at Mrs.
Ford's.
Mrs. Westenberg ann children
drove to their ranch near Windsor
Friday.
Alex Adams of Kersey visited with
Pete Lauridsen and George Adams
Sunday.
Charles Westenberg started for the
mountains on Sunday, to be gone two
or three weeks.
Mrs. English received word last
Saturday night that her father, John
Montgomery of Elton, was veiv sick,
so she and Mr. English drove over
there Sunday. Mr. Montgomery died
late Monday evening.
THE DELTA
Miss Mary Robb spent most of
last week in Denver.
John Thompson is to be employed
at the sugar factory as welghman this
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Archibald took
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Shearer
Sunday.
Mrs. Waite and Mrs. Archibald
drove over to Lovealnd last Wednes
day, returning Thursday.
Mr. Clarkson’s had company from
Missouri the past week. Mr. Thomp
son. their guest, is from Kirksvllle,
Mo., their old home.
Mr. and Mrs. Foley and chllrden
spent, last week in Boulder, returning
borne by way of Denver and spending
a day there. While they were there
Mrs. Foley's sister was married.
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Robb’s sister,
has been visiting Mrs. Robb the past
week. She was on her way home af
ter a nice trip through California.
She was accompanied by a friend,
Mrs. Pierre. Mrs. Campbell used to
be a resident of the Delta, but two
years ago sire and her husband moved
to Upton, Wyo., their present home.
COLUMBINE
Bruce Franklin is In Columbine
again.
Laura Landers spent Friday after
noon with Elva Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Olin King took din
ner Sunday with Mr. Dorsey’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Beers and
Charley Sarbaugh were at Elmer
Beers Sunday.
The Mills brothers are enjoying a
visit from their mother.
Mr. Collins of Ault was in Colum
bine Sunday and attended Christian
Endeavor that night.
Edith Nichols left Mr. Bills’
I hursday for her brother’s, where she
will remain during the illness of her
sister.
The Misses Minay and Elva Brown
cTL for Greeley, where they will at
lend Normal this winter.
Card of Thanks.
he-mr,n eS !r l ° e * tend our most
eiLh n !“ nkS 10 0ur frlonrts
n o, l’n ° k ' lndly asidste “ bS
the nowers eaVe “ ent ' !md als0 for
MR. AND MRS. CHAS. BOYD.
EVANS j
John Jack Is on the sick ii st
Mr. Shaw ana faml.y j, uve - I
to Loveland. 1
Ted Worsfold is setting U J
cigars. It Is a tine, big g,,i
Miss Phoebe Park will attend J
ness college in Denver this «j nt |
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Jones are!
ing with Longmont friends 1
week. I
Miss Josie and Lula Itriitjakerl
enjoying a mountain trip I
friends. 1
Mrs. Klmbley is'having a : lCe |
residence built near the nj
Normal. J
C. C. Hutlsmltli, the editor.J
man, is busy shipping hay to til
this week. ■
Rev. Dunn and family of J
ville were the guests of Rev, S;||
and wife Monday. fl
There is great demand for J
work with threshing machines |B
part of tlie country. ■
Bert Godfrey had a tine
horses killed Monday motnmfl
tiie Platte river bridge. ■
Miss Nellie Dunbai lias retl
home after several weeks' ,!
with friends at Lucerne. ■
The M. E. Sunday .; I
will take part in t le Sunday!
rally at LaSalle next Sunday. I
Mrs. Sadie Syfcr of Arkar.sa!
Kan., ,s visiting at Die home!
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John k!
Mr. Fulkardt has
Rodman’s property w.»- -H
road and lias moved hi- v: H
“ The lecture commit!. ■ - \^B
evening at the R. p. ;■
arrangements for a :<r> ,
this winter.
George il. Howe an i : :
tlie guests of Mr. and
Right Friday. They left :
ing for Boston, Mass., ui.i.
poet to make their luuin- : -Hf
The Evans sclioul oi. tad
morning with a much . : Ho
a nee than formerly, i'r !
(Jrcelev, Miss Rn-s :
Springs and Miss Knight : cH|
tlio teachers for tlie ycai BB
peckhamI
Mrs. Hansen ami '. ,
to Evans last Saturriaj. Wjm
Mr. Christenson of
ing L. S. Larson bin J.H
School opens Tim
teachers, one gent, no
Miss Seel bach
Wednesday evening
Wilson's. H
Rev. Moore lias he, !:!..
ings in the Big h'< i >!
tiie past week.
Tlie farmers of Big r> :ii )Ht
bam attended the dit.li
Friday evening.
Mr.Badger, atlnr
was tbrougli here a fow
looking after potat.
CROW CREH
Mrs. Acker call, I" 1 ,
Thursday.
Mrs. Crissman 1
at Mrs. Wood's l imn
Mrs. itictiif
of" this neigliborhn
Mr. and Mrs. l
callers in this nt im
Mrs. W. F. W 1 Us
friends and relati' -
day.
Miss Irene 31
days with friend
week.
Mr. Deliush
were visitors at
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. " e ,'j
ley were visit 1
Sunday.
Deck Woods .
were visitors 1
last week.
Miss Alice II n - 1
visited with
Boyd, last week. ,f: 0
The Lincoln school
with a good M Trj;
morning with C
teacher.
Mrs. AIden, 1 %t,
Charles Wood
reported bet
Among I hi ' ■
who will
Normal
Pace, Nettie I
and John Willis
b
Wood's '
for her lutim* l" 1 "
she will M
cummg term
Walt for the i '