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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24
WHEN YOU WANT TO LOOK ON THE
BRIGHT SIDE OF THINGS, USE
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hooked forward;o a beautiful aftcr-life
with a sweet inspiring faith.
Those who knew her ia her home life
were made better b communion and
association with her Patient and I'M
firing In her eIorts 90 bring happiness
into the lives OF others. she had no
thought for herself
Though she had been an invalid for
many years she took the keenest interest
in the pleasure Of others. She fashioned
with untlring zeal many beautiful pieces
Of needlework while hing among h-r
piIIows-which viii remain in loving
hands as fneFneutos OF the many weary
hours the tired fingers fondled the love
tokens Thus she forgot her own SUI
feriug IN thinking and Doing foT othrrs
There vas certainly always sunshine
in her soul and its rays were cast about
her. gheding inspiring light upon al who
came in contract with her. She was
called home because her work was In
ished here Though a comparatively
Young woman. her mission was coTaplef-
81. ~ with Paul II may b. said ~ her.
i have fought a good hght. have
finished my course. I have kept tbs
faith Isenceforth there g Ia.d % sDE
her a crown Of rishteousness.
Her remains. surrounded ~ Der many
friends. were laid 10 rest in Highland
cemetery, Friday morning. JanuaFT =
\ hftiuZ and impressive ceremony vas
conducted by the Caroline HaTrisoa cir
Gle. a which she was 4 rzer5Ser A.
Z to emphasize THE prevailing tFsli n
her Hfe. the dzy vas one OF rulid ssE
shire and warmth
Airs shank EaE the second ~ 4 fa1zi-
IS * zeven chsldren ard the fFst % Re
called away. Those left 70 Mourn her
5,srs are devoted huslsanf. Ar J. Z
shark. loving parents. ~ ara Mrs y.
johnson. q this esty. tso SISTERS. Mrs.
). T Royal. city. Mrs r = sicsfaFser.
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IN EMORIAM.

Mrs. Rebecca Shank departed this life
on "Wednesday morning. January .. 1886.
at 2.35 O'Clock
She was horn az what was and Is now
known as Johnsons LaadanE g. Calhoun
county. Ill She has resided n wichita
fer the past twenty years and vas
much beloved by all who knew her
IN early womanhood she united with
the Methodist church and has i.Ted a
consistent Christian Efe since thea 81.
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Sunday Excursions on the x. c, AZ. &
O. & q.

Every Sunday the X c. NJ & o. raH-
way VIII sell from Wichita tickets q,
one fare for the round trip 20 al points
CT SIS line except Anthony. Kan. These
tickets VIII BE available for passage On
the regular train leaving Wichita ~ -
a. III. and VIII be limited for return 70
the same day. No baggage checked CO
Sunday excursion tickets Trains arrive
and depart from the Missouri. Pacific
depot. corner Wichita =sld Douglas ave.
nue. Wichita. kan I r SHERwTS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Mrs WjnsIow,s soothin. syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for the,-
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1T SOOTHES tie
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALI4AYS
all PAIN. CURES WIND collie ard !.
the best remedy Tor Ola RRHOEA Sold
by druggists il every part Of the world.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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ILLINOIS MAN HERE.
j. w. Shank Was Caller in Wichita
Yesterday

]. n. Shank of Clayton, Illinois. called
on the Eagle yesterday in company with
Mr.. Yaw the fruit grower. Mr.. Shank is
an extensive fruit grower and nursery
man and says that the Arkansas valley
apples are very fine and that this -
destined TO be n great frui1 country on
account of the soil and climate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

johnson. OF Florence. Mont ". q John
son. Kansas City. Nc. &. r Johnson.
OF Leon. Kan. and J.. -. johnson OF
Chicago T. FRIEND.
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Cars xgn step % receive and 5iae sssrEs
passengers orsr a. sirse; Intersections IA
where signs are ussistslae9 Fzzsrrsgs.rs
saayf not ats<rsrf se Est en- 90 % coz
untsi car hsR s.agp<8
WICHITA RAILROAD 4 LIGHT 60.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

Dowdens Blue Ribbon Baking Powder.
guaranteed - good as Prices or Royal.
~ half the price. Made in Wichita
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RHEUMATISM
WRECKS THE NERVES AND
UNDERMINES THE HEALTH

not only the painful but the formidable and dan
and Life and the terrible Rheumatism
hard and stiff and imovabl and
caused by uric Tactic and other particles the blood and
acids the blood rendering
red swollen eyeh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

movement Of muscle or joint, and there IS no rest
or ease for the almost frantic sufferer as long as
the blood remains in this abnormal and unnat-
ural condition. When Rheumatism is in the
blood and system you may expect all sorts of COM
plications The heart-muscles often are affected,
causing irregularity and weakness of this vital
organ The liver and kidneys act slowly, the
stomach, digestion and appetite fail, all because
of too acid, sour and unhealthy blood Expos
ure to cold and wet, night air, damp, foggy
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

Sidney. Ohio. Aug. 80 laoS.
A few months ago was feeling weak and run down
and unable 10 sleep at night I felt extremely bad
and also had rheumatic pains in my joints and mus
Giles. The doctors medicine only gave teSp ora-y
relief at best seeing s. 5. s. highly recommended
for such troubles began its and after taxing IL
for some time was well pleased with the results. II
did away with the rheumatic pains. gave refresh
ing sleep and built mp my general system giving
strength and energy. II is good medicine. without
a doubt. and take pleasure in recommending 1t.
s. s BOUGETON
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
KERsEY

J.C. Steck left for Denver Thurs
day.
Mrs. Mortimer and Grandma Bedel
are conyalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Risbon of Denver
are visiting heI parents here.
Maudc Hitler has been guest Of
Mrs. Wheeler several day this week.
Mr.. Bloomfield is erecting house
on his farm east and south Of Kersey.
Mrs. Jack kingsbury is at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Mcmillan.
Art Mortimer came down from
Greeley to spend Sunday with his
parents.
Miss Bessie Keeler had box sup
per at the West Kersey school Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Jackson's sister and family
who have been visiting here returned
Sunday to Denver.
The infant baby OF Mr. and Mrs.
James Hood has been very sick with
Group the past week.
Mrs. Jordan went to Denver Mon
day, returning Friday. While there
she purchased a wheel.
c. Harris of Akron has spent sew
eral days here looking after his ranch
near Hardin. He Intends farming
it himself next season.
Employees OF the Postal Telegraph
company have pitched their tents in
kersey again to complete their work
of stretching the lines.
Kiugsbury Brothers have sold their
livery barn with its belongings tC
George Human and Barney Mattison.
Thew will take possession at once.
leap year dance was given at
the Woodmen hail Friday night. A
arge crowd was in attendance and
all went merry until the dawn ol
morning. A lap supper was served.
Among those from Greeley were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Prater.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eichmann visited
relatives at Berthoud and Longmopt
Friday and Saturday
The Friends combined business
and pleasure in meeting at the
parsonage Monday evening.
Lewis Worden Viii clerk for j. W.
PuryiS this year. lie VIII come IN
February from his home III Iowa.
stuart Th5rnton and Bernice and
Miss Davis attended basket bal
game at Loveland Saturday even
ing. Miss Bernice is IN danger OF
losing her reputation AS skillfull
driver. She succeeded in overturn-
ing the buggy on the way. No dam
age vas done with the exception OF
dusty frocks and tousled locks.
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All Over Weld.

denarture but he will surely add 10
the profits OF his farm by 1t
The farmers and the Lovelano
sugar factory have arrived at an
an,irahle apreement relative To the
price of beets The factory VIII give
a fat price OF s5 ton whether oel'E
cred to the factory or theiI dumps
superinteudent Garretsun mas zee"
IN This vicinity for several days tax
ing contracts. He states that MS
success in getting acreage Is phehoh'
enal. He has secured Two contracts
for $50 acres each. The farmers
generally are signing for larger
acreage than ever before. IL Is
noticeab.e e feature that the factory IS
only making contracts for term OF
two years.
MANY people are here each week
inquiring for lots on when 10 oul'u
bus mess or residence buildings. Those
owning the land seem much iIclined
TO decline all overtures ana Insist
tt at they do not care TO sell any ulole
land. If Johnstown is thus TO De
stunted and its opportunities cut OH
from becoming town OF some dimen-
sions, it would be fortunate thing
il some broad minded men might
secure a tract OF land on this rail-
road in this vicinity and lay out
town plat of adequate size and oher
few inducements. There is no doubt
that it would be a success aud nice
thriving city would be the reward Of
the effort within very few years.
No better location can be found any
where for a good town than In this
valley. Its location only depends
upon a small amount Of liberality aud
a goodly quantity OF push. Will Ii
be Johnstown OF some other town?
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
HighIandlake

Mrs. W. +. KistIer is very sick at
present.
Mr.. Myner of Boulder was caller
here SATURDAY..
DR.. Holden of Longmonl was a
caller here Friday
Mr. Goodan of Mount Zion was a
caller here Saturday.
Car! True is building nice dwell
ing house OF six rooms.
Mrs. +. P. WoodIey was Miss Mans,
fields guest "Wednesday.
Mr.. Dean is shipping baled hay
from the switch this week.
Mr. BENEFIT enjoyed visit with
relatives in Denver last week.
A large number of ladies' were At
the meeting at Ms. Daley Thurs
day.
Messrs. Campbell and Mcdonald
stopped at c. V Holmes Thursday
night.
Andy Daley and wife attended the
F.. A. A. lodge meeting IN Longmont
Thursday evening
The Hall association will give a
dance in the hall January % and a
good time is anticipated.
L. C. Kerr drove to the Davis coal
mine Thursday to see Charles Kerr,
who was seriously i'll with rheuma-
sism.
The nice spring-like weather still
continues and people fear it will be
late before the ice crop is harvested,
il at all.
Miss Stack expects to stop in Long
mont for a while. She has improved
in health lately since the recent at
tack Of la grippe.
E. H. Knott is feeding a nice
bunch of cattle this winter. He pur-
chased several head of stock from F.
P Woodley Thursday,
Paul Gregory left Friday morning
for his home in LaSalle after stay
of several days IN this vicinity in the
interest of the proposed electric
railway.
f. P. Woodley had the misfortune
to lose one of his horses last week.
The horse broke his halter in tile
night and got to one of the loaded
wagons Of wheat and died from the
effects Of over-eating, "Old Ned
,.,s ,u;to a famili fuuTe On the
streets and the family will miss him
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
LAGRANGE

Miss Eva Ford is visiting in Den
yer for couple OF weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lou Anderson are
the proud parents Of baby daughter.
Alvin Morrison OF Windsor was a
visitor at the Lauridsen and Graham
ranches Sunday.
MI. and MIS-. Walter Baldridge of
Severance were at the milford party
Friday evening.
Mrs. A. r. English and daughter
visited with Mrs. Nef and Mrs.
.auridsen Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. II. Ford spent
Sunday in Greeley at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemmerer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn and family
drove to their brother, Mr.. Who
wells, place Sunday and will visit
there about week.
Mrs. Chris Montgomery of Eaton
was visitor at Mrs. Lauridser' s
Tuesday week and at Mrs. Lypn's
Friday and Saturday
MI. and Mrs. W. NJ. Morse enter
tained some OF their friends on the
night of the 7th and will again en-
tertaln Friday evening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w, P. HogaIty expect
TO move to Longmont soon, where
Mr. Hogarty has accepted a position.
tie Will hire some one to Iup mis-
farm here
About fiftv guests assembled at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Mulford
Friday evening and had most en-.
Joyable time playing high five until
supper time, then listening to MIR.
Miller's photograph, after which
they had music, singing and recita.
1'ons and ended by daucing until the
wee small hours.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
AULT

Superintendent Suook visited the
S hool last 1 thursday.
Mr., Padget will begin soon on hi.
new house in Graefe s addition.
Joseph Mattison is recovering from
his severe burns and is able to be
out again.
Nj. c. Todd purchased driving
horse and buggy at Rudolf Mliler's
auction sale Monday.
The school is preparing a program
for an entertainment to be given
Washington's birthday.
Charles Lavelle has his livery barn
in running order now and is prepared
to let any one have rigs at any time.
Mrs. Rosine formerly Miss Kern)
Of Denver has been visiting Mrs. R.
L. Pence, but returned home a few
days ago.
Mrs. d. f. Gibson, who has beer
visiting her husbands parents in the
east, returned home Wednesday night
OF last week.
Mrs. NJ. c. Todd. Mrs. W. j. Hen
derson aud Mrs. Fred Graefe took
dinner last Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. j. P. Fry
The barn of Mr.. Moore, who lives
about three miles north OF Ault, was
destroyed by fire during the higt
Wind Of Monday afternoon.
1. N. King, formerly of Windsor,
has purchased the Ault Market and
in company with Ed Gafner will ir
future serve the people of Ault will
brst class meats, etc.
Last Sunday Mr.. Blowers 1aptiseC
md received into the Baptist church
Paul Smith, Horace Jones, Mrs. W
!. Henderson, Miss Catherine Thomp.
son, c. Krum and Mrs. j.. A. Dye.
The Baptist people will continue
their protracted meetings every even.
ing this week, prayer meeting each
afternoon and children's meeting
very night after school. The meet.
ngs are conducted by Rev. f. L.
Blowers OF Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
Welcome Hill

Ray Ragan was in this vicinity
Saturday.
Andrew Yost is again able 10 work
after bis siege of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. CIymer of Love-
land visited MS brother jim Sunday.
Mrs, 7. Wales and daughter Es-
teila were Greeley visitors Thursday.
Charlie Kee Of Rerthoud visited
old friends in this vicinity Thurs
day. ,t
Grover Burgess of Windsor was
looking after his interests mere Sat
urday.
Little Louis Albee has been on
the sick list this week and was un-
able to attend school,
Messrs. Anderson, Gotchey and
Ragan attended services at Dilley
chapel Thursday evening.
The Misses Clara Koenig and A lice
and Jane Wales we're the guests of
La DONNA Keelly Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ring and Miss
Kelly visited friends at LaSale. Ev-
ans and Greeley Thursday and Fri.
day
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
EATON

c. X. Collins and i. 6. Reynolds
drove up from Greeley Sunday.
II. W. Robbins aud wife spant
Sunday with Joseph Shreeves and
family.
". r. Clark and A. c. Adams
made business trip to Fort Collins
Tuesday.
Levi Dickerson is erecting cot
taee Just east OF Mrs. a. X. Hills
residence.
Mesdames T. C. Phillips and G. P.
Zoellner visited friends in Greeley
last Thursday.
Mrs. Veldran Of Greeley visited
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Grove.
The Woman's club will meet Fri
day afternoon of this week with Mrs.
N W. Bellrose.
Miss Hattie McClave OF Platteyille
visited last week with her sister,
Mrs R. NJ. Haythorn.
Blaine Southworth, operator at the
depot. spent couple of days in Den
YER the first of the week.
W. w. Sullivan of the First Ma
tiona bank made business trip to
Fort Collins the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Berger drove
up from Greeley Sunday and spent
the day with T. c. Phillips and
flmlly.
Rev. S. c. Dickinson of the Con-
gregational church and A G, Adams
ate Sunday dinner with Conrad Stock
tleth and family.
Catholic services we're held at
Woodmau hall again at a. M. Sun
day. About forty people attended
and regular services will probably be
decided upon.
No clue has been found as to the
burglars who recently entered G.. n.
Yeagy's store and made away with
over 500 worth OF goods, including
SjikSi SdlluS, SlIOeS, elC.
meeting of Eaton Circle and
Eaton Camp No. 100, W. o. W., will
be held January 80 for the joint in-
stallation of officers. Fl P. Heath
will be the installing officer.
An interesting feature Of the Sun
day morning service at the Congre-
gational church was solo sung by
A. z. Adams Of Buffalo, N. Y, who
is spending few months in Eaton
and vicinity.
A quantity Of beet syrup stored in
one of the beet dumps at the factory
for experimental purposes, caused one
side of the concerto wall to give way
and the grounds were somewhat
flooded, causing lots of extra work
| cleaning up.
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are visiting friends and relatives
here,
platteyille News has moved into
the new building west OF the drug
store.
C. l.. Beuoy has been crippling
around, caused by horse stepping
on his foot.
j. {. Wyile and wife OF Greeley
visited With r. ?. W,lie Saturday
and Sunday.
Mae Huston, Mrs. O. +. Nolkaft,
John Stanton and Bernice Nollmar
are on the sick list.
E. q. Rohidoux moved his house
hold effects to Lyons Saturday, where
ne has rented ranch.
II. j. Holmes and wife returned
home Friday after an extended visit
in Nebraska. Iowa and Kansas.
Miss Jessie Lewis returned from
Fort Collins Friday morning, accom-
panied by Mrs. Harry knowlton.
Harry Knowlton came over from
Fort Collins to attend the ball and
accompanied his wife home Sunday
evening.
Miss Sara Knowlton, teacher of
primary work in the Plattevllle
school, visited the Fort Lupton
schools Monday.
S. j. Matlock and T. Winburn OF
Fort Lupton attended the meeting
here Monday In the interest OF Fort
Lupton pickle factory.
Grandma Walker celebrated her
eighty rst birthday Monday Quite
a number Of the Aid society and W..
.C. I. U. ladies we're in attendance.
A good time was had by all present
the farmers held quite interesting
meetings Friday and Monday in Bir
kle's hall. The object was to secure
acreage Of cucumbers for the Fort
Lupton factory. They succeeded in
securing 65 acres.
Quite a numper of the towns
people went to Denver Saturday,
among them being F. NJ. Gwvn and
wife, Mrs. F. ". Hammitt, Miss
Grace Hammitt, Mac Crawford, Sara
knowlton and W. j. Dundas.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
ELWELL

Ed Brown is clerking for j. W.
Purvis.
Miss Olive Thornberg returned to
ller home at Highlandlake Sunday.
Miss Ella Noble has been sewing
for Mrs. George Jones for few days.
The orchestra began practice this
week again after a six weeks vaca-
tion.
. Henry Eichmann began having
lumber brought for a new shop this
week.
G. G. Noble is getting along finely
with his dwelling house near Ber-
tAoud.
Miss Leo Davis is getting up a
class to take vocal and Instrumental
lessons
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin and little
folks attended services at Loveland
Sunday
Jehiel Shull of Stove Prairie has
been spending week with Elwell
relatives
Miss Anna Orr passed through town
last week on her way to visit Denver
relatives.
Rev. Virgil Davis is assisting Mr..
Motfat in special meetings at Love.
land this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
JOHNS

Mrs. Jack Sauter is quite sick.
Miss Gress visited in Longmont
Sunday.
Mr.. Andrews returned from the
east Thursday.
10 eph Sauter has been sick but is
now out again.
J L. Niebergall was in LovelanG
Wednesday on business
DR.. Holden drove over from Long
N ut, returning Monday.
G. 5. Waite and Mr. Wallack made
business trips to Denver this week.
The Lovelard sugar factory Friday
completed grinding l27 900 tons Of
beetS.
Roy Buck and CarI Charles were in
town Friday. Mr.. Charles was TAX
Miss Sleeper drove to Berthoud
Friday afternoon in time to catch
the train for Denver. She returned
Sunday evening.
Much talk is being made of move
to incorporate Johnstown and to con-
stIuct wate.works sufficient for pro-
lection against fire.
George Held's team broke loose
from the hitch rack during church
Sunday evening The only damage
incurred was broken buggy pole.
John SAMSON has the CONTRACT of
filing Mr.. Claycombs ice house.
He has been hauling saw dust from
Loveland, prepa atorv to beginning
the WORK.
Miss Davis and Mr. McAllister of
the Davis Hartford Mercantile com.
pany at Berthoud assisted in invoic-
ing their stock here during the first
part of the week
Messrs. Kellogg Of Denver and
Bunyan OF Berthoud have been writ
ing fire insurance, and S. R. Craw-
ford Of Denver life insurance, the past
week / this locality.
Miss Camdena Morrison and Miss
Pechin visited ex-Mayor Davis at his
ranch Saturday Mr. Davis pre-.
pared most tempting luncheon for
his guests. The ladies very frankly
acknowledged him to be very super-
Tor cook.
}. 9. Becker is quite poultry
fancier. He has several pens of fine
birds, among which are pure bred
Plymouth Rock and Leghorn chick
ems, Bronze turkeys, Pekin ducks,
Hong Kong geese, Pheasant guineas
and Pouter pigeons. Joe doesn t
expect to become rich from this new
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
the DELTA

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Clarkson
speut Sunday at Mr.. Foley's.
Mr.. Werkeiser's little girl, Ruth,
has been quite sick the past week.
Jonathan Waite's brother of Fort
Collins has been visiting him fe"
days of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs Davidson and MI
and Mrs. John Clarkson took dinner
at Mr.. Shearer's Sunday.
Mrs. Green entertained MIR. and
Mrs. Huntly, MI, and Mrs. Lands
dale and Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg
and family sunday.
Perry Gardiner aud family nave
moved over across the river in Pleas
ant valley. The best wishes OF the
neiyhbors 20 with then to their new
home.
Mis-. Hotchens, who has gone to
Texas to visit, writes that she longs
for sunny Colorado. Mud, mud
down there while here halmy spring
days predomlnate.
A surprise party was rendered to
Mr. and MIS-. Robb Saturday evening.
A very large party gathered and the
evening was spent playing "tlinch. y
Refreshment we're served about III
O'Clock ard at u all departed home
ward, having spent a pleasant even
ing
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
FORT LUPToN

S. G. Brown was looking after his
cattle on the st. Vrain Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Wagner and
daughter visited Denver during the
week on business.
The Empson Packing company Of
Longmopt and Luptou are taking
contracts for tomatoes and pickles.
Mrs NJ b. Knowles was taken
seriously Ill Sunday, not being able
to attend the funeral Of her son
Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Moore OF Ker-
sey were summoned to the bedside Of
their mother, Mrs. Jackson, Sunday
morning
q. E. Frink has traded his ranch
north Of town for canning factory
in Iowa and will move the machinery
to this place and start canning fac
tory here. He is contracting for 100
acres of tomatoes and 500 acres of
sweet corn.
W. d. Reynolds. who is the new
R. F. ID. mail carrier, had runaway
Saturday and narrowly escaped being
seriously nurt He was crossing a
ditch when the singletree broke,
throwing him to the ground uncon-
sciOus. He arrived home all right.
with badly scared face.
Walter c. Knowles died at his resi-
dence on the east side Saturday of
heart trouble. The funeral was held
from the NJ. E. church Sunday. The
". o. W. lodge, Of which he was a
member, attended in body and held
their regular funeral services at the
cemetery. Mrs. A. K. Clark of Gree
ley, sister Uf deceased attended the
funeral
The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21
PLATTEvILLE

G. G. kersey has moved into N.
Murphey's property.
Mrs. S. J. Matlock was Platte.
vile visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Bomels Of Big Bend visited
Martin Maddens Monday.
Charles Snider came in Friday
evening from Cripple Creek.
j. j. Penrose has purchased the
Mrs. s. J, Matlock property.
Ben Bowen Of Fort Collins ca me-
over to attend the leap year ball,
John Shaw and wife of Fort Collin.