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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
3
Classified page fragment shows diverse items: livestock including five pigs and Belgian hares for sale, autos and farm equipment, 0 to 4 acre tracts for sale with trade options, rooms for rent including one front room and furnished options, and help wanted notices seeking various labor. Some entries include contact hints and partial addresses. The text is fragmented with boilerplate and illegible segments hindering full details.
scattered social notes from Farm loans to visitors. Nora Rugh and Harold Neill spent Tuesday with Windsor friends. W C T U meets Mrs James Neill 803 Fifth St. Georgia Baker home from Colorado Springs. Raseell Padgett visiting Denver parents. Josephine Sterner heads Salt Lake City trip. Mire Harry Beesley and three children depart for Yuma. Goods left on Chautauqua grounds available via Miss Seetbach 1505 Tenth Ave. W Bowes and daughter May arrive from Ellsworth to visit Mr and Mrs J F Baker.
Jared Brush heads to Estes Park returning Sunday. Edwin Starkey returns from Idylwild after two weeks. Mr and Mrs J J Hennick visit their daughter in Wellington for a week. Miss Sylvia Baker of Washington Iowa visits LaSalle with Miss Dorothy Bailey and they tour Greeley. Real estate firm seeks land buyers or farm state locations with terms. Orr family heads to GlenA cottage for two weeks. Cora Hertzog to travel east to select fall goods for Ramsay Dry Goods.
Jim Scott and J. R. Rankin left early this morning for the cottage at Glen Haven. Mr and Mrs J A Godman arrived from northern Missouri to visit G W Verlon and family. Mrs P F Townsend of Bedford Iowa spent the week in Greeley and left for home.
D Strohl heads Thursday for a ten day mountain trip while H Reynolds lies ill at home suspected typhoid fever. A daughter was born August 4 to Mr and Mrs EB Buss of Pleasant Valley. Will Whalen arrives from Denver and will visit friends briefly. Mrs Frank Benson reports her baby daughter improving after a Central City trip. Claud Newtom and Lou Kimbal plan a week’s trip to Zimmermans on the Poudre.
Mrs. M. J. Ettershank of Ault traveled from Greeley Tuesday evening to establish residence in Lewiston Idaho. C. M. Neal, Ponxtontawney Pa. businessman, is visiting the city as a guest of E. Works, a former townsman of Mr. Neal.
Miss Ida Sikking returns to Denver Tuesday evening after a short visit with Mr and Mrs J C Alderman. She was formerly located in Greeley.
Mrs C D in ger of Lincoln Nebraska arrived Tuesday night for a visit with Mr and Mrs H L Vrooman for a couple of weeks. Mr and Mrs W H Snoddy and son Howard of Animas are guests of Mr and Mrs H Reynolds. Mrs Snoddy and Mrs Reynolds are sisters.
H. Ramsay spent Tuesday in Loveland and plans a business trip next to Kansas City St Louis Chicago and New York. He leaves tomorrow continuing the schedule through several major markets.
Miss Nana Wright and her sister Mrs. B. C. Heilman spent two weeks in Gunnison and returned to Greeley Tuesday evening.
Robert Wright, who has been with the surveying year Sterling returned, will spend the rest of the summer doing office work.
The parents of C. E. Short, ill with typhoid fever in Greeley hospital, are traveling from New Castle, Pennsylvania. Mr Short has been seriously ill, and upon learning the news his parents immediately left for Colorado.
Bar ceins in dishes a Ware table ware Dinner ware hand printed shina cups and saucers sets and single prices at prices lower than you ever heard of.
Mrs. H. M. Wilson of St Paul Minnesota arrived Monday to visit her parents Captain and Mrs Hogarty and sister Mrs D E Carpenter. She plans to spend August in Colorado with her parents and will visit Mrs Bh G Baton at Betes park.
Mrs. Mark Gill and three daughters from Port Morgan, visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gill, depart today for Denver. They will spend time in the mountains before returning.
Miss Krine aes will visit her sister Miss Stokes in Spokane by the end of August. She plans to teach again there for the coming year, following a summer in Denver.
Mr and Mrs George C Woodcock of Manchester Vermont travel through Greeley on their return from several months in the west incl Portland and California en route to Fort Collins to visit friends. Mrs Woodcock a newspaper woman with 25 years experience. Rev J W King and seven children leave Weld county for San Diego for health reasons. The family has resided in Weld county since 1856 except three years and King’s mother Mrs A J King of Ault accompanies them.
Miss Mary Wilson and her brother Tom departed Tuesday for a mountain visit. They will stay two weeks at the mountain home above Livermore with Miss Elsie Tibbets.
Miss Laura Tarst, stenographer for the Hickman Lanbeck Grocery, left yesterday for New York and Passaic New Jersey via the lakes. She will be away about three weeks. Miss Hardwick of Denver is handling her duties in her absence.
A marriage license was issued today to H B Clark of Loveland and Mrs C F Hudson of Johnstown. Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday evening Post and takes mail orders for the Ladies Home Journal. Telephone Greeley 437 or Tribune office for contact.
A party led by B A Neeper Wreerick of land and Morgan toured Idaho on Tuesday. Members included J A Butler Berggren Karl Hedman and S S W Foulk all of Greeley and C A Button C Hosaac and G O Hair of Fort Collins.
Police probe a grisly discovery in the Chicago River near the stockyards where dismembered limbs of a young blonde woman about 18 were found. Authorities say feet were removed to thwart identification as the river is dragged for clues.
Mrs Fry and her daughter Elizabeth of London visited the home of Mrs S. H. South a few days last week and then departed.
David Wyatt arrived from Denver on Monday evening to visit his brothers. He was joined by Vernie Shelton of Windsor Missouri who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wyatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlies K. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Gollober spent a few weeks at Estes Park and then left for Clay Center Kansas. Miss M. McIntyre, head of the millinery department at Ramsay Dry Goods in Salida, is visiting here for a few weeks and will return to Salida on September 1.
A guide explains cutting plate glass without a diamond cutter. If glass is thin a large pair of scissors works, held under water for stability. Any shape can be cut, including a round piece from a large pane, and scissors need not be extra sharp.
A boarder cites codfish lore claiming the female lays over a million eggs while a companion cuts in with a sharp reply. The exchange reveals a humorous dialect voice as they discuss the odd fact from a medical almanac.
Leonard, on his first Sunday school visit, reports that money was circulated during the collection but he chose not to take any, reflecting on the event with a simple moral takeaway.
A quiet health tip recommends a slice or two of lemon in a glass by the bed. In the morning, pour cool water over the lemon from a covered pitcher and drink before arising for a refreshing start.
The life of Rev Fredrick Franson the world famous missionary of the Swedish Evangelical Free Church ended last Sunday morning in Idaho Springs Colorado He organized the Swedish free church in Denver in 1880 now at Acoma street and West 11th avenue It is one of the strongest churches of its kind in the West Rev E Thorell formerly of Greeley was its pastor for fifteen years and Rev J Udd has led the congregation the last four years Franson has been a missionary for thirty five years traveling widely establishing missions He has relatives in Gothenburg Neb and many friends in Greeley Colorado
The Windsor Percheron Horse Company was incorporated on Tuesday by R. S. Franklin Peter Lauridsen and C. V. Anderson who also form the board of trustees with a capitalization of 1800 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Trimble and their young son visit Fort Collins with Miss Henry as they plan to move to Greeley soon. The Trimble party traveled from Wyoming then met in town this morning before beginning their relocation.
Fragments report trunk handling at Miller's Express with a depot claim-check issue and delays. Text mentions baggage, wines, and a possible test of loss or delay procedures, but readable details are incomplete.
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