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The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
WINDSOR

j. P. Jackson has moved his fam
lily to Fort Collins.
f. N. Briggs was a passenger on
the afternoon train for Denver Sun
day. ft-
Mrs. George Stocking is visiting
her son Arthur in Fort Collins this
week.
W. f. Carpenter and family left
last week FOR California to spend the
winter.
/ Frank Williams is home from Den
yer university to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents.
Miss Ethel Kennedy attended the
Rugh- Neill wedding in Greeley
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Strickland from the Delta
east of Greeley will farm part of the
Sorrels farm next year.
The order of Redmen will give a
ball in the opera house Thanksgiving
night. A good time is expected.
The farmers are busy hauling in
their heets. Not much loss was sus-
tanned by the recent cold weather.
Miss Myrtle Powers came up from
| Brighton Wednesday evening to spend
Thanksgiving with the home folks.
Ed Hakey was arrested by Marshal
| Beamer Tuesday night and fined 5000
and costs for selling liquor He could
not pay his fine and was sent to Jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vincent were
invited to dinner at Scott
Getchell's Monday, it being the an
niversary of Mr.. Vincents birthday.
L. S. Springer has sold his farm
and will 90 east to reside in the fu-
ture. The family will be greatly
missed in this community, where
they have resided for many years.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
HighIandIake

The lake has not been flozen over
yet.
f. II. Knott was a Berthoud visi-
tor Friday,
Turkeys are not very plentiful in
this vicinity
There will be dance in the hall
Noven ber 81.
Olive Brown visited in the home
of her mother last week.
L. C. Kerr expects to move into
his new house this week.
The Sunday school is preparing an
entertainment for Christmas.
Nearly all the potatoes here were
harvested before the snow storm
Messrs. Perkin, and Dean shipped
baled hay from the switch last week.
Charles Murray Of Longmont was a
guest at Grand View stock fam last
week.
Some of the threshing machines
are running yet, Ed Markham 5 being
one of them.
The people of Liberty hall expect
to organize high five club this week
tor the winter
Charles and Scott Kerr are now in
California and are very much pleased
with the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Cole OF Sunny
side were guests at E. E. Oviatt S
one day last week
The Longmont sugar factory has
given employment to several Of our
young men here lately.
Charles Markham moved from
Windsor this week to his mother S
farm, where he will farm next year.
The Ladies Aid society met at
Miss Mansfeld's. They are making
fancy and useful articles for the
bazaar which will be held in the hall
December H..
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26

1t is reported that another dooto.
wishes TO locate here. j. J BecNel
has contracted to sell a lot adjoinIa-
the Niebergall Mercantile comparF $
property on the north. II the dea.
poes through a building for a dug
store will be erected at an early dat.
The new liveryman has arrived and
is rapidly pushing the erection o. q
dwelling. Rumor says a newspapeE
man wishes to open an Office and
establish a paper People here hope
it NAV materialize into facts, johns
town is growing rapidly. Th1se
wishing to improve on location wil.
do well TO look this village over be-
fore all the good opportunities are
taken.
Bishop Moore is sure in favor with
good fortune. He has purchase a
fine farm five miles southwest Of
Loveland of A. II. Newman. II
consists OF 100 acres OF as good land
as can be found in Colorado, a in
high state of cultivation a new
seren-room house modern in a. j Is
appointments, an orchard OF twelve
acres of well selected fruit in bearing
condition and water right from the
Home Supply ditch.
The coal situation is becoming ser.
ious, many families being out and
the prospect OF renewing the supply
not promising A number OF wagons
returned Saturday from the mines
about Is miles south and reported one
mine burned our, another closed, an
other with machinery broken and at
the fourth more wagons waiting than
can be loaded in two weeks. 1t
seems impossible to get shipment
by rail, so most people are very
economical on fuel at present.
A mass meeting was held in the
town hall Saturday evening to discuss
the beet growing question The
farmers in this part of Weld and
Larimer counties seem TO feel that
they are not paid sufficient price
for heets and take this method to
importune the sugar company. They
appointed delegates to act in con-
junction with delegates appointed in
the mass meetings held at other
places to confer with the sugar COM
pany, hoping this conference may
result in more liberal contract being
given them. Many farmers assert
there is little or no profit in raising
beets at present contract price.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
Collins District

S. Brown, who has been in Chey-
enne, Is visiting his family.
Mesdames Schliep and I. A. Phil.
lips are visiting in Denver.
Mrs. Gilmore and daughter Jose
phine were in Ault Saturday.
j. Simpson was in Font Collins last
week, getting lumber for barn.
Mrs. c. Y Craine and sister Lulu
were shopping in Eaton one dag last
week
Messrs. Poe, Kent, Cruise, Nelson,
Glover and Holman were in Ault
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Nelson visited
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Kent one day
last week.
The Ladies Aid society met at the
nome OF Mrs. o, G. Nichols last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and MIS-. S. J. Phillips are
enjoying visit from their son and
FAMILY or LaSalle.
Charles Poe, who is attending
school in Greeley, visited his parents.
MI and MIS-. S. Poe, Saturday and
Sunday.
Viola Allen took her father, A
Allen and brother, Alex A Allen. to
the coal mine near Eaton Sunday af.
ternoon.
Mrs. E. Hedenskog, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Fort
Collins, returned to her home one day
last week.
uahce was given at the home of
H. Lohnes Saturday. evening. Cake,
coliee and apples were served at n
iale noun All report good time.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
YOUNGSTOWN

Mrs. Lewis Miller will leave for
Scotland within a few days.
Mrs. Bruner entertained her nep-
hew, Mr.. Lambert, this week.
School at Welcome Hill was tenn
porarily closed on account Of lack
OF fuel.
Kate Becker has gone to Loveland
to take treatment OF DR.. Fauver for
rheumatism.
Messrs. Kelly and Buster of Love-
land were transacting business in
our town Saturday.
Sidney Davis was called away Sat-
urday to attend the funeral of his
uncle who was killed at Sunshine
mine.
W. G. Boyd of Loveland was NOV
ing his cattle this week. He had 1870
head of feeders which he took to
Loveland.
John Watson and family will leave
for Lebon, Kan, next week, where
they expect to buy farm and locate
permanently.
r. B. Wygall is reported in very
critical condition He had a paral-
ytic stroke and few hopes remain for
his recovery.
An drew Iwig and family have
moved to Loveland Mr.. Twig and
his son will feed sheep for the Great
Western Sugar company.
DR.. Holden was in Denver Wednes-
day to purchase drug stock. Robert
Davis will assume the duties of clerk
in this new venture. The firm viii. be
Holden & Davis.
Hiram Mays, superintendent of the
Home Supply ditch, was in town
Monday, looking after the water
supply to fill cistelns. This will be
the last opportunity of the year to
get water for culinary purposes. - -
Mrs. NJ. II. Tucker and Mrs.
Temple were called to Denver Thurs
day on account Of the death OF their
brothers wife. They returned Sat
urday, Mrs. Temple bringing the
three children with her. They will
stay here for the present.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
ORCHARD

MI BEEN Is visiting in the east.
Miss Watson was Denver visitor
Saturday.
Messrs. Lamper and Waterman
went to kersey Saturday.
Cattlemen Of this vicinity are pre-
pairing to dip their stock.
Mrs. Viola Girardot has returned
from weeks visit to Fort Morgan.
Mr.. EhIenkrook of Denver IS in
the vicinity on pleasure and bus:-
ness trip.
Mrs Mabel Brink returned from
Denver Saturday after weeks visit
with friends
The vicinity is overrun with hunt.
ers this week. One hunter from
Denver got three geese and a goodly
number of ducks.
Two bull dogs belonging to Roy
Drake attacked COW Saturday, in
luring 1t so the animal had to be
Killed. Later the dogs were killed
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
GIBSON

F. c. Teller vent to Denver on
business Saturday.
Herman Martinson has secured
work at the sugar factory on the
night shift.
Cabbage is being shipped very fast
out OF this neighhorhood and will
soon all be lone.
Robert Boyd had a horse and a
heller killed by the C. & S. train
Saturday morning.
Shelton Swan came down from
Denver Thursday to attend the
Rugh- -Neill wedding.
Emil Martinson has returned from
his visit to North Platte, Neb., and
has secured work in Eaton.
The beet raisers have found it
difficult to dig their beets since last
weeks freeze, but will be able to
save most of them, an exception,
perhaps, being Messrs Henderson and
SEVERN, who last Monday still had
ten acres not dug.
The four japanese in this neigh
horhood are through with their beet
work but are going to remain here.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
All Over Weld.

visiting Mis-. NJ. Lair and other
friends OF Eaton and Ault.
Mrs. |. y. King OF Windsor is Im :
proving as rapidly as could be eX-
pected from her recent accident.
A party OF young people went to
Packard lake Saturday evening TO
skate. but found the ice in poor con-
dition.
r. L. Klttie was up from Greeley
Sunday aud in company with ms
sister. Miss Helen, took dinner with
Rev. aud Mrs. sc. Dickinson,
Mesdames Denio, Kendel, Ottman
and Thomas attended the meeting
of the Euterpean club in Greeley last
Saturday and report pleasant after.
noon.
Miss Austin OF the Eaton schools
will spend Thanksgiving with friends
at Lawson, Colo. The other teach
ers will spend the vacation at their
various homes.
Last Friday was Miss I.ene Daily
fifteenth birthday aud in the even
ing the girls of the Fl 7. X. club
and few other young people gave
her a pleasant party. Dancing,
games and refreshments were en-
joyed.
Rev. G. f. Armes gave an inter
esting talk at the NJ. E. church last
Sunday evening on his missionary
work in South America. where he
has been for the past fifteen years.
This was union service and largely
attended. While here Mr.. Armes is
visiting his sister. Mrs. o. L White.
William Bell died at the home Of
Will Chressrown last Saturday after
long Illness brought on 10y typhoid
fever. The deceased has done car
pentar work in this vicinity for the
past eleven years but very little is
known of his earlier life, He was
member of the /. O. o. F. lodge and
this order cared for him during his
illness and had charge Of the funeral
held Sunday Afternoon at the NJ. f,
church. The remains were buried
in the Eaton cemetery.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans club was held last Thursday af.
ternoon with Mrs. A. j. Eaton.
This was undoubtedly one of the
most enjoyable meetings OF the year,
as three state federation officers,
Mrs. Mary c.. c. Bradford, Mrs. Fl.
E. Churchill and Mrs. l. L. Heron,
state president, vice-president and
| district president, were present, and
each gave profitable and pleasing
talk on club topics, followed by an
unusually pleasant social period. In
the evening Mrs. Bradford delivered
an excellent lecture at the NJ. E.
church on 1.-The Ministry of the
Mountains. This lecture was free
to all and was much appreciated by
the large numoer that attended.
While in Eaton Mesdames Bradford
and Heron were the guests Of Mrs.
G. Fl. Denio and Mrs. Churchill was
with Mrs. Weller.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
REEBE ORA,

Chris Oster sports a 10
buggy and harness.
Bert REYNOLDS commenced !
at the coal mine Monday
Smith Thompson and wiiF|
to the Farmers mine las'
Smith expects TO be a milsI
this winter.
Miss Pearl Thompson aD
Markle and daughter Haze "
ner Saturday with Mrs zen
ner %f the DELTA.
The coal question is setil1
quite a serious one. Men a's
to leave their wagons al !.
from four to seven days os
can be loaded.
Prayer meeting was hOl
attended last THURSDAY even eyer.
meeting will be held next
evening at Sherman Make
Chestnut will be leader.
There will be an all dag
giving service at the GeEma. la,
The program will be yns1 .
English and German h
invited to come and OXIDE
ners.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
kERSEY

This week will bring the beet
hauling to a'hnish.
Kersey will get only one wagon
7oad of coal this week for distribution
The cottage prayer meeting VIII
meet at the parsonage Tuesday even
ing.
Jerry Campbell has succeeded IN
selling out and vii! 20 to the sunny
south.
Our barber shop has again changed
nauds. Fred Welch is the new pro-
prietor.
Our spud buyers were at ease most
of this week MoUre and Hood, with
their families, visited in Greeley
Mrs. Gordons youngest child vas
taken i'll with conynlsi6ns FRIDAY
night and again at midnight satur-
day.
Will ngsbuTy, who was i'll, was
lrought lone from Hardin on the
train and is now able to be out on
llS slleel'
Mr.. Prater has not decided where
ne will lo:ate. He and his family
are spending their vacation with the
Loustelet brothers.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Zupke re-
turned from Denver, where Mrs.
Zupke had been receiving treatment
for her eyes and ears.
Friday night basket supper and
dance was given by the Woodmen OF
the World. The proceeds will be
used for the benefit of the lodge.
CT a les Simonsen purchased st.
Bernard pup while in Denver, paying
sll for it, Next day after its ar
ri al it ate seven small chickens.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
ELWELL

Alma Dewitt has a bad casa =,
silItis. 'se " L
Lewis Eberhart and iamt,, A..
to Love'and Saturday. 40
Lawrence Everitt is boro a..
weeks Stay at Denver. A'''
Roy Thornton is home r., .
Thanksgiving vacation. ~
Inc chapel Is to have a new mo,
a much needed improvement ''s'
l.. S, Cornell of Denver coDdn.,
services at the chapel SUNDAY.
Mrs. Frank Dodge entertained :!
Virgil Davis Sunday at dinner
Mrs. August Rosenow is b,,,,
siege Of typhoid. Miss Ws,raj
nursing her. 'A'
MI. Martin has moved his fam
to the d. T. Pulliam place. fa,r
last year by Purvis.
Cistern water is down tho Al
Tor the last time this year and
farmers are filling cisterns.
Mr.. WigaI's many friends rep,s,
hear that he is very low a, A ,sl
OF a para vtic stroke last wesk
The Ladies' Aid society psv.
oyster supper at the hall last Tb1
day evening. Everyone present
a thoroughly good time.
There was good turnout ot :,
ers at the hall Saturday eyepjn]
discuss next years beet prices
per ton and seed furnished /,
they ask.
The coal excitement has been
intense for few days and the I,
ers have been going with p!oyij
and camping at the banks. avail
their turns.
Rev. Virgil Davis preached
hrst sermon at the chapel SUI
evening and will move up wild
family the last of the week.
Leo Davis is a fine musician.
vocal and instrumental
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
AUlT

Miss Katherine Smith of Denver is
p visiting at j. II. Rowe's.
Mrs. Stapleton and daughter
Blanche went to Eaton last Friday.
Mrs. NJ. C. Todd and daughter
Jessie drove to Greeley last Saturday
mir. Collins, who lives south Of
Ault, raised 500 tons Of beets on II
acres.
w. j. Henderson went to Denver
Sunday afternoon, returning Monday
night.
The Ladies Aid society meets
with Mrs Padget again Thursday,
December 3.
There are several cases of diph-
thella few miles west of town, but
50 far there have been no cases in
town,
Will Frye and wife have returned
to Ault after being away since April.
They have taken rooms at Hiram
England 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Fry are stop
ping for week or two at w, j.
Hel ,rson's till they can obtain pos
session of the place they have rented
for The coming year.
Several Ault PEOPLE have invita-
tious to the wedding of Miss Myrtle
Kern of Denver. The ceremony will
take place thanksgiving evening.
VI SIS Kern is the young lady who
clerked in the post office here year
ago last summer.
Died, Sunday, November l5, at
the home of Henry Mead, Mrs. Mary
DeLap, aged 43 years. Mr.. anu MIS-.
DeLap came to Colorado for the
wife's health, arriving in Ault sew
eral weeks ago, but too late to do any
good. There is family of eleven
children left in NewYork. The body
was shipped there.
While Albert Allison, Jr., was
driving, from his home to Ault Sun
day, his horse became unmanageabie
and ran away, throwing Mr.. Allison
out and knocking him unconscious.
He was taken into Mrs. Stapleton S
house and DR.. Anderson was called.
He soon recovered consciousness. The
horse was caught near Giraffe S corner
and the only damage he did was TO
break the bride.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
EATON

j. L. Kende was in Greeley Sun
day. -
E. l. Crook Of the sugar factory
is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morrison were in
Denver a few days this week,
Miss Lula Schoonover is rapidly re-
covering from an attack of typhoid
yer
James Wilson, who has been farm
ing near Ault, is very sick with pneu-
mona.
F. n. Thomas came up from Den
yer last Saturday and viii be at
home for time.
Another one Of the pleasant club
dances was enjoyed at Woodman hall
last Friday evening.
Mrs. George Giddings OF Denver is
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
BIG BEND

MIR. Moser took a bad of pOulI
Greeley Friday.
Prayer meeting will be held 4
home Of Mrs. Boal Thursday
Miss Francis Miller visited
her friend, Miss Gladys Stone, a
day evening.
Threshing is almost done 10
neighborhoOd and the machin(
moving toward home.
Miss Esther Ellis and Miss
Beattie Of LaSalle visited schOd
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Weir, who is one
teachers Of the school, is scl
tonsiitis and Miss Moore
ans Is teaching in her paei
week.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
Welcome Hill

N. II. Lee went to Loveland Satur-
day for tank of water.
Mrs. Sam and Mrs. Walter Rirg
visited Mrs. Vetters Sunday:
Mrs. Williams Of Denver Is visit
Ing with Mrs. j. Clymer this week.
Misses Alice and Jane WALES Wis
ited with the Misses Albee Sunday.
Thomas and John Wales were at
tending business in Greeley Thursday
and Friday.
MISS Albee, the teacher, has been
having vacation this week on ac
count of no coal
Thomas Wales has gone to the
coal bank, expecting to return about
this time next week.
Roy Eager, who has been WORKING
on the Anderson ranch all summer
has returned to his home in Illinois
quite number of Professor Yves.
sons music pupils went to Ioveland
Saturday to get their pictures taken
Mr.. BOARD, who has been tend.
log oeets for Mr., Bartlow, has rented
.he vacant house on the Burgess
farm.
oiVal Rodgers had 700 sacks of
POTATOES In his barn and quite a
humper OF them froze. Then he
stored them in John Wales potato
cellar.
mrs. Louis Miller left Saturday to
Cross the water for Scotland. where
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
sy came in Monday evening to visit

lev came in Monday evening to visit
/ friends,
pe,ry Pollock and James Spring
field attended the Scottish Kite
reunion in Denver last week.
Mrs. j. +. Samuson moved to Ber-
rhoud Tuesday, where J. f. Sampson
has a position ina drug store.
George Gabler and wife III near
Windsor visited their brother-in-law'
e. r.. Kinds. the first of the week,
rThe ladies' card party met at Mrs.
F. E. Kinds last Wednesday, where
all had a good time and but two got
the prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Jump OF Den
yer came in Monday to attend the
fifth wedding anniversary OF Mr.. and
Ms. l.. S. Birkle
Mrs. b. B. Lockart visited in Den
vel last week, returning home Satur-
dav evening, accompanied oy Mr..
Mickey, nephew OF Mr.. Lockart.
There is some talk of a coal shaft
being sunk near town. This would
be good thing for the town and
community as well as profitable for
the operator.
Sunday night some one entered
d. Snider's office and to all appear
ance rumnaged through everything
in the office and scattered his papers
over the floor.
George Shannon and John Shone-
wise of Denver visited with f. NJ.
Gwyns last week and while here
took advantage of the opportunity
and did some hunting.
Sunday morning about $3.50 as train
No. 4 was running through town, ii.
L. Butler, a brakeman. was leaning
out OF the cab looking pack, when ne
was struck by the mail crane, break
ing his Jaw and lacerating the face,
Monday evening quite a number OF
invited guests met at the residence
of MI. and Mrs L. S. Birkle to cele-
brate their fifth wedding anniversary.
The evening was spent at cards, and
at low II a lovely lunch was spread.
which was enjoyed by all. Mr.. and
Mrs Birkle we're presented with a
handsome gents rocker, ladies
rocker to match, medicine cabinet,
iardinieI stand and picture frame.
Friday morning J. NJ. Kutch came
near having a serious accident. The
morning train to Denver being on
time and Mr.. Kutch being a little
late with his correspondence, he came
i to the depot on his wheel just as the
train pulled out. After speeding
up on the whee. Until he was op-
poslte the mail car he jumped from
his wheel and endeavored to put his
letters in the box, and in so doing
slipped and fell and barely escaped
the wheels Of the cars. Fortunately
he escaped with only few bruises
on the hand.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26

She will visit friends and ,.,.,,
The people in this viclni,y g'aI''s
a pleasant journey. 'N h
A number of friepdS
old, had q farewell party ,t 's"us 40
OF ID. kagan Tuesday eveninn ' Aou
will miss Mr.. Raean and FANNY. \
much and hope that they "II' 'ei
in the neal future. ' 'e'l1
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
PECkHAh|

Mrs. Weir. one oil I',' ~ :,
teachers, has been 81. . rr
week. Miss Moore vI X,
her place while she was
J.R. Henderson IS uO,"'
per hanging at PecN'''," \
L. S. Larson shipP'' ''
Depver last week
]. E. Gearing fni'i'''
grain this week Il
Mr.. Mapes iuteno' >,
Peckham as soon Is
ready. 81,
Some of the heel .,r a..
Peck ham have se'tl' ASH
not yet plowed out
ground being iro@e"'
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26
PLATTEVILLE

Mr' and Mrs. +. NJ. Gwyn were in
Denver Saturday.
"eorRe Raney and wife went tn
Denver Friday, returning Saturday
u. W. Hammitt and wife went to
Lonsmont Friday to do some shop.
ping ''''p
MY and Mrs, J P. Wylie Of Gree.
The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-26

LAST Monday the Germans Sho nave
5een tending beets for the farmers
in this vicinity, left for their homes
i'm lincoln, Neb., one car load start
ing from Boyd 5 Spur, These indus
trious people will now have rest
after tneir season OF hard labor
Mrs. pomeroy is at her father S
home for a much needed rest,
J.. W. Harsh made two trips TO
the st. Erain coal mine last week,
Mrs. Tam went to Cripple Creek
10 spend Thanksgiving with her son.
Miss Margaret Armstrong spent
Thursday night with Dess.e Harsh.
f. C. Teller and brother Harry
of Windsor went to Denver Saturday
morning,
Last Sunday the Gipson Sunday
school decided to give an entertain
ment Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Velorus Webster vis-
tied a week at the Webster ranch.
They returned to their home IL Fort
Collins sunday
Mrs. Wilson, Clarence Wilson and
Clarence Heckert of Adrian, Mich,
mother, brother and nephew OF Mrs.
j. ". Harsh are visiting at Mr.
HarSh'S.
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