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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
4
Local Eaton column reports numerous social visits and travels. Frank McCormick ill with typhoid. M. B. Losey in Denver. families from Loveland Fort Collins and Greeley visit relatives. A large Sunday school excursion to Lake Lindenmeier draws about three hundred participants. several towns including Ault, Severance, and Eldora residents are mentioned in routine social updates.
Ault residents expect carnival festivities led by a queen elected by shoppers at local merchants. The Commercial club also chose purple and gold as carnival colors and planned a parade head.
Miss Alice Balleguin visits Mrs. Mahood in Fort Collins. Miss Dollie Jones of Iowa visits C. H. McNeil and wife. Mrs. Phil Koch and Mrs. Mottaz travel to Loveland last Wednesday. Mrs. Sidney Brown visits friends in Boulder. Irene Gazelle of Eaton visits Mrs. H. C. Cooper. Elsie Weber of Dewey Oklahoma guests Miss Mary Knowles. Mrs. E. O. Banks of Loveland visits her mother, Mrs. Dora Ballego in last week.
Mrs. Pearl Austin visits her mother and others share time with neighbors including Mrs. Leake and Mrs. Rose Waite. Eighteen hour events feature a Denver party, guests from Colorado Springs and Hutchinson, and a Denver couple visiting J C Clarkson. A baby girl born Friday to Mr and Mrs G A Reed weighs eleven pounds. A surprise gathering for J Waite ends with a late supper as Ben Robb and Harry Coombs host a Delta youth party at Mrs Lizzie Green’s home with about forty guests.
Miss Gertrude Huffsmith of Greeley visits Evans friends. G H Young left for Denver on a short business trip. Mrs Minnie Roberts and Mrs Ed French visited Evans on Monday. Twin birth for Mr and Mrs Eugene Forrest. Margaret Dunn Mable Shields and Baldridge of Vinton Ia guests of Mrs G R Park. Eldridge of Kersey transferred to Evans office. Mrs Charles Smith and children visit Palisades. Vermillion family of Salt Lake City hosted by Rev Coffman. Chas F Smith to Boulder for Free Methodist Conference. Mrs R Twiggs returns to Franklin Neb. Epworth League concert by home talent, a financial success. W F Smith family return from mountains this week. Olive Watson of Colorado Springs visits grandparents Behren, returns home. Mrs Henry Behren accompanies to Denver.
Willie Selby of Ault spent several days with Roy Henderson early this week. Cc C Musser and family on the Carpenter place expect to return to Ault soon. A Wright dug some of his early Ohios last week and sold them for two cents a pound. He has many more to dig. Richard Carroll has been sick with typhoid fever for over two weeks but is now recovering.
Masters and Miss Hazelle Moore shopped in Greeley last week while Mr and Mrs Jack Kingsbury visited the city Saturday. E B Moore sent a separator to Julesburg on Wednesday. Stewart Sanford departed Saturday for Omaha with cattle. Mrs John Carlson returned from an extended Denver visit. Mr and Mrs William Day visited their daughter Mrs Jay Beaver in Fort Collins recently. Jessie Vince, visiting her aunt Mrs Tom Nathaway, returned home to Town with Nathaway accompanying her to Denver.
The beet crop in this locality is looking fine while grain threshing has been delayed due to wet conditions. J C Hearn of Johnstown visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs E W Hamilton attended their lodge in Longmont Friday. Water levels are high in the Highlands amid a dry season. The engagement of Rufus Mead to Elsie Strawbridge is announced for August 20 in Denver. Friends surprised Mr and Mrs Green at their home Saturday for a very pleasant time.
Fort Lupton and area residents report weekly updates. W J Winbourne of Aspen visits family. The Japanese seek land for beers next year on the west side. G G Philip and wife return from Hot Sulphur Springs trip. George Youngbeck to start threshing on W J Burge ranch. Both canning factories busy with beans and tomatoes planned around September 1. Ys committee meets at Mrs C G Philip home. A H Bell building house and barn on P S Junge ranch and will teach Burge school this winter. Denver Lammie Northwestern R R seeks rights of way from west side farmers.
E B Herrington returns to duty while J A Hicks ships first early potatoes by rail. Eugene Smith substitutes as pumper in Lim on Colo. Mrs Brown and kids end month long Snyder visit. Hungerford WCTU elects new officers. Fieldman Dale switches to auto from horse and buggy. W J McMillan recovers well from appendicitis. Susie Beattie returns from Parkville Park College. Prof Brunell and family back from Greeley. Brunell attends State Normal School summer session.
J Bernard Curry visits home folks. Mrs Gabet and children on the sick list. Harry Stuck couple relocate to Denver. Gus Weber visits Greeley. Girardots in France report Paris visit. Stuck and Broyles head to Ohio and Illinois soon. Heavy rain Wednesday aids the local beet crop. Leininger family leaves for Scott's Bluff Nebraska for health reasons.
Mrs. Jake Spaur visited Pueblo wife and found her improved. Al Swanson returned from Sterling. John Carlson bought the longtime rental property. Jay Caldwell family moved to Estes Park to settle there. Helen Anderson of Albuquerque visits grandmother Mrs. Thornton and the Purvis family. A daughter is born to Milton Dunn. The Y M B C join the F B C for a Friendship lesson this Sunday morning.
Mrs. Bartley Huff remains ill but shows slow improvement. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Wider visited Mrs. W. A. Hart last week. Miss Bertha Christopher, a graduate of the Normal school at Greeley, will teach in the new district school next year. Crops look better now with wheat being cut and potatoes and beets thriving. potential yields appear strong.
Families from Fort Lupton and Greeley unite for a weekend visit while Lang's hall revival led by Rev. Murphy of Denver continues this week. Over fifty people have confessed faith, signaling strong interest and growing attendance.
Edna McKee, visiting W A Miller's, returned to Denver last week. Bethel Aid met with Mrs Peasley last Wednesday. Ericksons entertain his mother and cousin Miss Johnson from Kansas. Clara Huskenroder returns to St Joseph after visiting Ericksons and attending summer school in Greeley. Bowe family back home from Fort Collins institute. Mrs Bowe and daughters visited Brush and Sterling.
Dr Whing of Greeley called at the Borrow home on Monday. Little Bessie Mapes was reported very ill this week but is better again. Mrs Dave Davis is visiting with.
Market report lists poultry hens at 10 cents per pound broilers 15 cents per pound fresh eggs 20 cents per dozen ranch butter 26 cents per pound potatoes 2 cents per pound.
OREEN crry and Bernard Curry travel from Denver to visit family while Miss Hazelle Moore contends with illness. Nearby, cattle shipments multiply after recent Platte River floods and Bijou ditch rises. Mrs. Hanneman plans Lincoln visit. Leininger family prepares to settle in Scott’s Bluff. A temperate storm ends a stretch of heat and wildlife sights entertain travelers aboard trips to ocean fronts.
Mrs. Bartram of Miss Bessie Bartram visits Barclay in River Wyoming. Johnstone Guerdan synd last week for Craig Cole. Mr and Mrs Chas Nicol host callers from Houston and Hugh Hixon.
Interurban car station accident near Broomfield Colorado yesterday left Harry H. Patrick of the Broomfield Mercantile Company dead after injuries suffered when the Interurban train struck the station. The incident occurred as the car approached Denver. No further details are provided in the report.
The fragment notes J Roche as agent and mentions a four frame position near a book by Brys. No clear event or outcome is detailed, but references a real estate or publication item with an agent. Further readable context is unavailable in the fragment.
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