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90 Years Ago RickenbergandR. Lucore, attend-
November 13, 1915 ed a farmers' meeting at Karval
John Liebcr set men to work last Monday night although the
ride home was a chilly one.
Monday, with teams and scrap-
ers, excavatinginpreparationfor Word was received here Sat-
the foundation for his new brick urday evening to the effect that
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Freeman had
business block on the corner op-
posite Harvey's Bakery. been mixed up in a runaway near
Sherman McNew was on the Bovina, and as a result Mrs. Free-
Denver market, Thursday with a man suffered a broken ankle and
shipment of 52 steers, which av- other severe injuries. She is now
eraged a little over 1000 pounds, under a doctor's care at Bovina,
and brought $6 per cwt.
Miss Lottie Larson, one of our weeks. Ralph Freeman and wife
enterprising young ladies, is do- and Miss Myrtle Freeman went
ingsomeverynicework in Kodak over to Bovina Saturday evening,
Miss Myrtle remaining there to
film developing, and solicits your
patronage in an advertisemel t in care for her mother. Their old-
another part of this paper, time friends inHugohope forMrs.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McAllister, Freeman's speedy recovery.
who reside 14 miles east of Hugo, 75 Years Ago
are the parents of a fine eight- November 14, 1930
The Bloomfield family has
moved into Garwood's ranch
house and Mr. Bloomfield is
working for Mr. Garwood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Payne and
daughter, Verna, and Mrs. Weber
and sons, Carl and Ray, spent
Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tapey home.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clark
and daughter, Rose Mary, of
Clifford were weekend visitors
and will be laid up for several in the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Buhr.
Mrs. Thomas Carroll and sons,
Bernard and Dan were down from
their ranch near Shaw Monday to
settle estate matters of the late
Mr. Carroll.
50 Years Ago
November 10, 1955
Specialist William R. Griffith,
of Mr. and/ /trs. Don Amberger
were Mrs. Amberger's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Westfall and Mrs. Cutler
of Limon and the occasion was
Mrs. Westfall's birthday.
lack Parker who has spent sev-
eral days furlough here with the
parental A. E. Parker's and others
will return to Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo. for further training.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dunham
were Thursday evening callers
in the Walter house.
Dale Webb, Harry Harrison
and Ray I. Sellon hauled feed at
the R. G. Sellon home Friday.
Mrs. Webb, Sellon and Harrison
were dinner guests at the R. G.
Sellon home that noon.
25 Years Ago
November !3, 1950
Thehna Prettyman.
Pauline Weeder and Nettie
Williams went to Colorado
Springs Thursday where they
visited Wilbur Weeder in the
hospital and enjoyed lunch with
Gladys Weeder.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Igou, Mr. and
Mrs. George Sober, Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Igou and Brandon, Mr.
and Mrs. Red Stang and David,
of Limon, and Ethel Pearson were
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Mowry to help Ce-
cile Igou celebrate her birthday.
10 Years Ago
November 9, 1995
A fire broke out in a quonset
belonging to Tri-Me Spraying in
Arriba November 2. The fire was
started accidentally while trying
to change a hose onan auxiliary
pound daughter, born at 4:40 dais A new and pleasurable expe- son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R.
morning. Dr. Brownell reports rience was enjoyed Sunday by GriffithofStratton, is assignedto
motherandchilddoingnicelyand Mrs. Thomas Carroll and sons, theArmy'sEuropeanCommuni-
the father is feeling better. Bernard and Dan of Shaw, when j cations Zone in Metz, France.
Alexander Urquhart of the they were guests of Captain l. H. The Hugo High School students
Walks Camp district wasin Hugo Cordner of the U. S. Airways on are very proud of lanice Kay Hoff,
yesterdaymomingandfiledupontheir first plane trip who won recognition as the best-
an additional 120 acres adjoining Mrs. A. G. Loss and daughter, " sxtpportingactr sattheoneactplay
The damage estimates of. pickup with unleaded fuel. Some
an early morning fire, north of fuelspilledonthefloorandranto
Genoa, at the Ron Klmtsonplace, a kerosene heater, which ignited
on October31, continue toclimb the fuel. Totaled in the fire was a
higher. The property owners say 1979 Ford pickup and there was
that some $150,000 worth of some smoke damage to other ve-
equipment and other valuables hicles in the quonset for a value
were destroyed. Destroyed in of approximately $,30,000.
his place, which he declares is Miss Ruth and Mrs. G. A. VanA- contest in Burlington on Nov. 5. the 20-year-old building was a
about the last piece of vacant msdale and children, lames and Small Peggy Lee, daughter of pickup, two two'ton trucks, a
land in his neighborhood. Dorothy spent Thursday after- '? Mr, and Mrs. Dock Lee of Hugo,
AlexanderMcCallumofArriba noonvi i ingin the homeof Mrs. was one of the 50 children who
and E. D. Cotton of Flagler, two Carl Hoepner south of Hugo. received their first polio shots
of our prosperous stock growers Mrs. Dea Riordan WaS on the "Wednesday evening.
in the country east of Hugo, were~ sick list on Thursday but was~ ! ~ Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Trotter of La
visitors inour eity Tuesday. better SaturdayandWassh6ppihg ~ [~lnta, formerly!of the Karval dis-
The sewer contractors, the with the rest of tke family: trict, announce the engagement
Gordon & Taylor Construction Mr. W. I. Conniey and' Mrs. oftheirdatJghter, Gwendolyn to
Co. brought their steam ditcher Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Char!es
from Limon, arrivinghere Sunday Connley and daughter had Sun-
evening, and now have a force of day dinner and spent the evening
men at work on the south side with Mrs. Reese.
with the excavation part of the Dell Hayden has rented the J.
job. At the rate they are working S. Kaufman place and will take
now, and with a continuation of possession in the spring.
good weather, the sewer system QuiteanumberofBovinapeople
should be completed by the first of drove to Hugo last week to attend
the year or in about six weeks, the PureBred Stockshow. Guy Re-
Professor Flint, countyagricul- ese and mother, Miss Gorder and
turist, and our county commis- Miss Rule were calling on friends
sioners, Messers S. E. Koepers, Ed. in Genoa last Wednesday.
with Med
You will receive a letter from
Social Security within the next
two weeks explaining your
Medicare Part D Prescription Drug
benefits. Bring that letter to
Hoffman Drug and we will verify
the plan you will be enrolled in,
will be available locally.
LIQVOR
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P.O. Box 609
Limon, CO 80828
719-775-2371
hoffm~ldmg@netecirt net
John Deere tractor with front-end
loader, a mixer-grinder, riding
lawn mower, 3,000 bushels of
wheat, a $3,000 airless sprayer
and a large amount of paint.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sellon called
at the NettieWilliams and Ernest
Nail home Sunday afternoon.
q:the Rev. Wilbur Dodson of Boise Sundaydinnerguestsat the Lot-
City, Okla. He is the son of Mrs. raine Ravenkamp home were her
Mabel Latham. Louisiana houseguests, along with
Mrs. Ada Pearsonwashonored Mr. and Mrs. WiUard Boetger.
at a surprise birthday party hon- Karval's school fall band con-
oring her 7Sth birthday on Tues- cert was held Friday night at the
day after the Royal Neighbors auditorium, with a large crowd
regular monthly meeting, attending. It was greatly enjoyed.
Congratulations to Mr. mad Pie, coffee and punch were sold
Mrs. Richard Hill of Colorado later, in the lunchroom and a
Springsonthebirthoftheirdaugh- meeting of the band parents was
ter on October 29. She is named held. The students took part in a
Ruth Ann and weighed eight sock hop following the concert.
pounds five ounces. She has two Sunday afternoon visitors at
brothers of school age and a little the Lelia Kravig home were Mr.
sister about three years old. Mrs. and Mrs. Charley Pepper, Zola
Hill will be remembered by many Kravig and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
friends here as Betty Clowe.Lockwood.
Mr. and Mrs. George Beighle,The Harry Schack's held an
former residents of Arriba will election night spaghetti supper
celebrate their golden wedding at their home Tuesday.
anniversary on November 20 and Mrs. Carol Hollenhaugh and
will hold an open house, children of Hugo were Sunday
Thursdayeveningsupperguests dinner guests of her mother,
Take time to honor
those who
Vernon and Mona Stone, Chuck
and Lola Igou and Chuck and
Rhonda Uhland attended a dinner
at the Eads nursing home Sunday
to be with Vemice Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henry,
Jenny and Joshgave abirthdayparty
fortheir daughter and sister, Rachel,
on her 10th birthday sunday after-
noon. Others present were Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Riemenschneider and
girls, Mr. and Mrs. Don Henry and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ewing
were among many that helped
Cole Westfall celebrate his third
birthday Sunday afternoon with
cake and ice cream.
On Wednesday evening of last
week, Red and Glaida Craven
planned a birthday dinner for
Alice Keller, but Alice got cold
feet or was afraid she would if
she got out so it was called off,
as the weather wasn't the best.
Monday Blanche Collins, Polly
Johnson and Pursley will be hav-
ing a birthday dinner with Alice
at the car6 in Kit-Carson.
Karina Blevins of Denver was
a Sunday visitor of Terry and Dee
AnnBlevins, LaniandBen for dinner
out after church Sunday. She visited
Joyce Riley in the afternoon.
have se edso faith
