Floods in New Mexico Waterway Breaks Levee
Special to the Daily de Albuquerque reports a strong cloudburst in the mountains north of the city causing a river arroyo to burst its levee. Lower parts of the city flooded, bridges torn out, homes swept away, and livestock drowned though no lives lost. Grand Canyon Santa Fe line sections washed out and western trains halted due to washouts on the main line between Williams and the canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Canon
Santa Fe
Williams
Canon
New Mexico
Arizona
Local Notices and Social News Roundup
Various brief items note travel plans and visits, marriages, and moving plans. Hazel Van Sickle goes to Denver for a short visit. B. G. Eaton and family return from Estes Park. Mrs. Louis E. Wyatt sails for Salt Lake City. J. K. Thompson heads to their Glen Haven cottage. Fred Ramedell and mother plan San Diego home. Lester H. Gause and Clare E. Lory obtain a marriage license in Windsor with wedding set there. Also mentions milk shakes at Dad’s Place, W. E. Lester health trip plans, and community notices about chairs and items left at the chautauqua grounds. Readers are invited to contact Miss Seelbach for items left on the grounds and to subscribe to local papers.
Tribune social notes and traveler items from Greeley
Mrs. Davis of Council Bluffs visits Mrs. W EB Kinsella. Fred Williams returns from Buena Vista with prisoner P. Rios. Denver Laramie and Northwestern officials tour Greeley en route to Wyoming. Several couples plan trips including Cherokee Park Hermosa Wyo. and Laramie River fishing. Miss M Simm returns to Grand Rapids Mich. Rebekahs cancel midweek meeting with next social set for Aug 5. A M McClenahan and daughter Elizabeth plan Idaho visit. Stella to sail across waters next week. Miss Anna Goodrich heads to Wheatland Wy for a month. Pearl and Rosalie Goodrich return from summer school in Greeley to Wheatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. McClenahan
Elizabeth
Idaho
Miss Stella
Anna Goodrich
Wheatland
Wye
Pearl
Rosalie Goodrich
Greeley
Kindred Family Returns to Denver After Funeral
Mr and Mrs Grant Kindred and three children arrived back in Denver Monday following the death of Mr Kindreds father G W Kindred. His wife and Roy joined the group for a brief stay in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Kindred
Denver
Mr. Kindred
G. W. Kindred
Roy
Dad's Place Ice Tea Leads Local Ads and Visits
Rev J C Coffman of Eaton visited town Monday. Mr and Mrs H M Bons leave for Rawlins Wyoming to visit their daughter. Miss Julia Hubbell of Ault and Miss Eva Jones of Grand Rapids were sight seeing in Greeley Monday. Mrs M J Baxter and daughter join Mr Baxter at their Glen Haven cottage tomorrow. Harvey English E G McKinney Will Travis George Howard and P Sunderland depart for a week fishing trip to Estes Park. Misses Eva and Lillian Newton leave for San Diego California to visit state points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Hubbell
Ault
Eva Jones
Grand Rapids, Mich
Greeley
M. J. Baxter
Frank Gibson
Mr. Baxter
Glen Haven
Harvey English
E. G. McKinney
Will Travis
George Howard
P. Sunderland
Estes Park
Eva
Lillian Newton le
San Diego
Cal
State
Stover Couple Leaves for Twin Falls Idaho
Mr and Mrs Stover depart this morning for Twin Falls Idaho to stay several months while Mr Stover oversees building work on his property There is a visit planned from R F Beardsley and his bride of a week arriving from Chicago to see Dr and Mrs C A Ringle Beardsley is Mrs Ringle s brother and a Chicago Englewood school teacher Also Mr and Mrs Will Rowe return from Denver after Mr Rowe s hospital stay and a successful operation for a long standing spine injury
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Mrs. Stover
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mr. Stover
R. F. Beardsely
Chicago
C. A. Ringle
Mr. Beardsley
Ringle
Englewood School
Will Rowe
Denver
Mr. Rowe
Wilson Family Visit From Denver
Mr and Mrs Jesse Wilson and their baby traveled from Denver to visit relatives. Mr Wilson returned Sunday and Mrs Wilson and their daughter will stay a week with her parents Mr and Mrs T G Macy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Wilson
Baby
Denver
Mr. A
Mra
Jlson
T. G. Macy
Familien News: Miller and Battey Visit
Mr and Mrs D H Miller of Kearney Nebraska and Miss Mary Battey of Muscatine Iowa guested ten days with Mr and Mrs H H Thiriby. The Millers depart for Hot Springs South Dakota and Miss Battey will visit Kearney after leaving Thiriby residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Miller
Kearney
Neb
Mary Battey
Muscatine
H. H. Thiriby
Mr. Miller
Hot Springs
S. Dak
Miss Battey
Mrs. Miller
Snook Visits Longman for Family Week
Harry J. Snook left for Longman this afternoon for a short visit with his sister Miss Carrie who is staying with Miss Mattie Donovan. Miss Margaret Plumb, 11, traveled to Denver Monday evening and will join her aunt Miss A. C. White from Denver to Glenwood Springs for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Snook
Longman
Carrie
Mattie Donovan
Margaret Plumb
A. M Plumb
Denver
A. C. White
Glenwood Springs
Miss Nettie Atkinson and Brother Visit Relatives
Miss Nettie Atkinson and her brother Lloyd have spent the last month visiting their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Atkinson. They left this morning for their home in Rocky Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Atkinson
Lloyd
J. W. Atkinson
Rocky Ford
Wedding Announcements and Local Notices
Jy R Rankin returned Monday from Glenhaven cottage. J Brink came back from Idaho where he checked real estate prospects. Mr and Mrs J L Kendel of Raton were guests of Mrs Alice Kendel Sunday. BR Proffitt left for Boulder after visiting H J Snook since Friday. George Warner visited Jerry Elliott and family and departed for Lenwood Park. Warner is Elliott’s brother in law.
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J. Brink
Idaho
J. L. Kendel
Raton
Alice Kendel
BR. F. Proffitt
H. J. Snook
Boulder
George Warner
Jerry Elliott
Lenwood Park
Mr. Warner
Mrs. Elliott
Bank Squabble in Evans Versus Rocky Ford Over Demand
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Evans files in county court against Farmers and Merchants Bank of Rocky Ford seeking 327.78 dollars plus 1060 dollars in damages in a money demand case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Evans
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Rocky Ford
Evans Bank
Notable Briefs From Nearby Residents Travels
Dr. H. C. Bennett traveled to Denver for a weekend stay. Mrs. T. Hansteen of Jersey shopped in Greeley on Monday. H. W. Hochbaum returned from a multiple day stay. Mrs. Bila Ashby of Creston, Iowa arrives to visit Tom Ashby and family. Miss Bertha Hobbs and her mother from Cheyenne visited Mrs. H Thurnby. they are en route to Denver. Ada Gibson of Imboden's Book Store takes two weeks vacation and visits Denver. Mrs. Mary Hunt of Joplin, Missouri arrived to visit her niece, Mrs. Gordon Danforth. Karl and Harry Blies, Merton Gross and George Woodbury returned from a two week fishing trip on Michigan waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila Ashby
Creston
Tom Ashby
Bertha Hobbs
Cheyenne
Denver
Ada Gibson
Imboden’s Book Store
Mary Hunt
Joplin
Gordon Danforth
Karl and
Harry Blies
Merton Gross
George Woodbury
Michigan
Jumping Horse Carry-Us-All to Visit City Two More Days
Chestnunt and Forsythe perform the Jumping Horse Carry-Us-All act in the city for two final days before heading to Longmont. The act is staged one block north of the Camfield hotel drawing crowds. Mrs Libble Stewart and daughter Ella of Sparta Illinois arrived late this week to visit W W Copeland and family and consider relocating to Greeley.
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Chestnunt
Forsythe
Longmont
Camfield Hotel
Mrs Crow Heads Ten To Estes Park For Weekal Outing
Mrs. D. M. Crow and a party of ten left this morning for Estes park for a week's outing. Among the number were Miss Warre and aunt from Nebraska, then Misses Boyd from Rule Nebraska, Miss Shonka from Richland Nebraska, and Miss Man from Young America Minnesota.
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D. M. Crow
Estes Park
Miss Warre
Nebraska
Boyd
Rule, Neb
Shonka
Richland
Neb
Miss Man
Young America
Minn
Ex Normalites Visit and Delta Psi Gathering
Ex Normalites E F Proffitt and C E Stewart of Fort Morgan join Harry J Snook for tea hosted by I C Hall at Mrs M E Munkins residence. Delta Psi members plan winter postings with Proffitt set to lead Shawnee Oklahoma high school and Stewart to Fort H high school.
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E. F. Proffitt
C. E. Stewart
Fort Morgan
Harry J. Snook
I. C. Hall
M. E. Munkins
Delta Psi
Chambers
Mr. Proffitt
Shawnee
Oklahoma
Stewart
Forth
Snook
Rice
Hall
Everett
Washington
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Por Hale
Ures
S. Sl
Dai
ST. Clair
Rk Ren Pet Ie Aginst
Rsaase
Norads
Tribune Office
Gree
Tradesa
Wary A. Jott
Houtch ‘Drumm
Rissler
Wallace
Wallace Studio Bth
Farm Loans, Sanborn & Houston
Baird
Demorest
Javeer
Fezers
H. Scholtz
Sat
Ous
Feee
Eurday
Hazel van Sickle
B. G. Eaton and Sons
Rex and
Ray
Dr. Stockover
Louis E. Wyatt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mrs. J. K. Thompson
F. M. Scott
Jim
Ollie O'Farrell
Split Lake
Mr. O’parrell
Lester H. Gause
Scarsboro
Town
Clare E. Lory
New Windsor
Windsor
Farm Joans, Sanborn & Houston
Dr. .G. W. Graham
G. G. Anderson
Mrs. F. J. Ewing
Eunice
Fred Ramedell
Fred
Leland Stanford Universitty
Congregational Sunday School
Raymond Wolfe
Saturday Evening Post
Ladies Home Journal
Tribune
W. H. Farr
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Sidney Hallett
Mrs. Hallett
Forteenth Street
The
Mrs. Davis
Council Bluffs
W. EB. Kinsella
Fred Williams
Buena Vista
P. Rios
Laramie
Northwestern
Wyoming
A. J. Condon
H. R. Withey
C. Hawes
Go Danforth
Thu
Cherokee Park
Hermosa
Wyo
D. J. March
D. C. Mutch
Laramie River
M. Simm
G. R. Pogue
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rebekahs
J. C. Coffman
Eaton
Mrs. H. M. Bons
Rawlins
Dad
Jy. R. Rankin
Glenhaven Cottage
H. C. Bennett
Mrs. T. Hansteen
Jersey
H. W. Hochbaum
Elgain
Curtis & Son
Gorham
M. A. Whitman
Seventh St
Shoemakers
Thorell Shoe Store
8Th Ave
Greeley, Colo
Union Pacific
J. C. Ferguson
G. A
17Th St
Colorado
Mr. Advertiser
Cheyenne, Wyo
Union Pacific Railroad
Seventeenth St
New Denver
Daily Tribune
Eighteenth and
Broadway
F. O. Hayner
Hachaman
7Th Ave
Greeley, Cole
C. W
Freeman
Union Tea & Coffee Co
Por Gong Thorougly
I . Stephens
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