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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1908
Page
3
Local Notices From An Unsigned 19th Century Page
Sanborn and Houston held over Demorest clean clothes on Feb. W. Rimehart left Saturday for Montpelier Idaho. Rev. and Mrs. J. Ee Brace of Pattevile are in Greeley today. JM Scott and family at Meotay from their cottage at G ven i Libbie. Mr and Mrs. J A. Parking and Mise Wiians went to Denver Sunday returning Monday. Mr and Mrs W H Meeker of Webs Kansas are visiting Mr. J H Steck, Mr. Meeker Wim Steck's brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM Scott
G Ven
Mise Wiians
Denver
Mra. W. H. Meeker
Webs Kansas
J. H. Steck
Mr. Meeker
Wim Steck
Brother
Farm loans and social notes around Denver visits
Local notices list farm loan matters with Sanborn and Houston inked as names. Several residents travel or visit cities. Mrs. Clarence Kidder stays in Denver. Dr. G W Graham returns from Denver and Colorado Springs. N. Bile leaves for Caldwell Idaho. Miriam Bunker returns from Denver. B T Hunter departs for Chicago for vacation. C H Risster to join excursion train and supper under trees at Boyd. Agnes Robertson returns from Chicago and New York. Obert Bliss visits Palmer Lake. Mrs Albert Eaton and son visit Mrs W E Gillespie in Denver tenure.
Triem Family News and Local Visits
Daniel Triem from Winton Missouri visits daughter Emma for a week and Emma will teach in Evans this year. Moses Stone and family traveled to Denver Sunday. Mr. Stone returned while Mrs Stone and children stay a week. September services at the Unitarian pulpit will be supplied by Rev. W. and Nichole of Colorado. Dr. W. H. White and wife return from Denver and are joined by Mrs. White's mother Mrs. Boyd of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Stone
Denver
Rev. W. & Nichole
Colorado Springs
Mrs Humphrey Visits Memphis Pastor’s Wife
Mrs. L. H. Humphrey accompanies the former pastor’s wife and visits Mrs. W. R. Calvin. They reside in Memphis Texas while noting a tent show on Ninth avenue near Eighth street offering an anatomy display described as informative and not a side show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Avenue
Eighth Street
Mrs Jansson Returns from Haxtum Visit With Douhan Family
Mrs E Jansson came back Monday from Haxtum Colorado where she had been visiting Rev C E Douhan and family Miss Dora Douhan accompanied her home and will attend school in Greeley this winter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Jansson
Haxtum
Colo
C. E. Douhan
Dora Douhan
Will
Greeley
Gambrel Heads South for Two Month Visit
J. H. Gambrel left this morning for a two month trip to the southland his former home. He will stop in St. Louis visit relatives and friends in Lexington Ky Louisville Ky Chatanooga Tenn and Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gambrel
Southland
St. Louis
Lexington
Louisville
Chatanooga, Tenn
Atlanta, Ga
Eye Injury Spurs Denver Oculist Visit
Alarming symptoms in the condition of J. D. Gross prompted another trip to the oculist in Denver today. Gross injured his eye several weeks ago by a piece of wood and has since faced a serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Gross
Denver
Mr. Gross
West Side Aid Society plans December meeting and elections
The ladies group will meet with Mrs. Ole Roreson on the second of Scember to elect officers and review last year reports. Mr. and Mrs. Foley of Denver and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Texas visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson in Greeley last weekend, with the Andersons continuing to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Aid Society
Ole Roreson
Scember
F. C. Foley Ard
Denver
John Anderson
Texas
Oscar Johnson
Greeley
Anderson
Jesse Williams Returns From Trinidad to Attend College
Jesse Williams has returned from Trinidad where he worked for the FPFI Co. After a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Eugene Williams he will travel to Fort Collins to enter the Agricultural college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Williams
Trinidad
The
Eugene Williams
Jesse
Fort Collins
Agricultral College
Moore Couple on Wedding Journey From Fort Morgan
Mr and Mrs George Moore of Fort Morgan left this morning on a trip across the state. The pair were married in Fort Morgan two weeks ago and are now on their wedding journey. They will reside in Fort Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Fort Morgan
Mra. Moore
Judge Garrigues Visits Fraser Colp Along Family Ties
Judge J. BR. Garrigues returned Monday from Fraser Colp., where he visited his daughter, Miss Grace Garrigues, who has been spending the summer with her sister Miss Roberta and another sister Miss A eat at the McGrew. Grace will return to Gresley the last of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Garrigues
Fraser Colp
the. L. W. McGrew
Grace Garrigues
Roberta
Aeat
McGrew
Gresley
Local Social Notes and Visiting Visitors
A round of visits and travel items from Greeley and surrounding towns. T. A. Parks traveled to Pueblo Saturday while Marion Fezer journeyed to Colorado Springs for a week with friends. Mrs. Fountain and two children visited Wellington for a week, and Mrs. Tinker and mother-in-law went to Glen Park for a few days. Grandma Platt, formerly ill with typhoid at 1212 Ninth street, is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. Daffin and two sons paused in Greeley en route to Blackfoot Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Tinker
Almira Tinker
Glen Park
William Daffin
Ross and
Ralph
Timnath
Greeley
Blackfoot
Ida
Local residents make travel and visit rounds this week
Mr and Mrs Calvin Randolph returned the last of the week from Rockhurst where they spent a month at their summer cottage. Mrs Charles Yardley accompanied her husband to Colorado Springs Monday. Mr Yardley will attend the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. Mrs Frank Freeman and son Frank returned to Denver Monday after a visit with cousin W W Tinker and family. Mrs M S Doherty and daughter Anita of Eaton are guests of Mrs Fred Dresser for a few dates. Anita will teach in the Baton Schools this year. Lynn J Carrel left Saturday for Buffalo and Appleton N Y to spend his vacation. Mrs Carrel and little son have been visiting relatives in New York state for several weeks. Mrs A E Beardsley left Sunday for Los Angeles. H H Cushman who has been visiting at the Beardsley home left Sunday for his home in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Randolph
Rockhurst
Charles Yardley
Colorado Springs
Mr. Yardley
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Frank Freeman
Frank
Denver
W. W. Tinker
Lynn J. Carrel
Buffalo
Appleton
N. Y
Mrs. Carrel
Little Son
New York State
A. E. Beardsley
Los Angeles
H. H. Cushman
Beardsley
Homer
J H Lewes Returns From Durango Vacation
J H Lewes of Condon's store returned Monday from a week long vacation in Durango. He found his trip delightful and visited the Fort Lewis Indian Reservation which he found interesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lewes
Condon
Durango
Leewes
Fort Lewis Indian Reservation
Mrs Warren Forsaith Leads Denver Trip Party
Mrs Warren Forsaith and guest Miss Mary Moran of Madison Nebraska travel to Denver with Emma Neff and Emma Triem and her father Daniel Triem. The party plans a loop tour and several separate excursions during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Forsaith
Mary Moran
Madison, Neb
Denver
Emma Neff
Emma Triem
Daniel Triem
Mrs Bushnell and Mrs Clayton Leave for Denver Visit
Mrs Henry Bushnell of Hoopstal and Mrs Isaac Clayton of Wrymore have been visiting their nephew Charles Littella. Mrs Clayton heads home to Wrymore while Mrs Bushnell departs for Denver to spend a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bushnell
Hoopstal T
Isaac Clayton
Wrymore
Neb
Charles Littella
Clayton
Bushnell
Denver
Glass Blowers Exhibit In Town On Ninth Street
The Pittsburg Glass Blowers troupe shows glass blowing on Ninth Street near Union Hut. Their demonstrations end with souvenirs for visitors and they exhibit the largest snake captivity recently captured in the wilds of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsbur
Ninth Street
Union Hut
T Wilds
India
Burglar Tools Found At Eaton Lumber Yard
A kit described as a modern set of burglar tools was found in the G. Steele Lumber Co. yards at Eaton this morning. Locals believe burglars fled before breaking in and left the kit behind as they hurried away. No items appeared missing after inspection of the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Steele Lumber Co
Eaton
Mt Vernon Visitors Begin Homeward Journey
Mrs W J Vance and two daughters from Mt Vernon Iowa have returned home after six weeks with Mrs Gordon of Mt Vernon. Mrs R J Hamlin of Akron Ohio also visited her mother Mrs Gordon. The group begins the trip home this morning and will spend several days en route at Colorado Springs. accompanying to that point are Miss Ethel Gordon and Miss Florence DeVoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Vance
Mez and
Uth
Mt. Vernon
Vance
FP. F. Gordon
R. J. Hamlin
Akron
Gordon
Colorado Springs
Ethel Gordon
Florence DeVoe
Marriage License for Gaser and Cir in defiant match
BE. Gaser of Carr and Mrs. Jennie Cir. of Rock Springs Wyoming obtained a marriage license today despite recent separations. The groom and bride are both 38 and have had prior unhappy marriages about six years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Gaser
Carr
Jennie Cir
Rock Springs
Wyo
Greeley Wholesale Markets Price List Highlights
Fresh exes at 20 cents a dozen. Ranch butter 20 and 26 cents. Ib Chokce new potatoes at 2 cents a pound. Poultry prices include broilers 12 to 15 cents per pound and hens at 10 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Orion Biehl Leaves Steck Home for Pears Illinois
Orion Biehl, guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A Steck for two weeks, departed last week for his home in Pears Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion Biehl
J. A Steck
Pears
Illinois
Johnson Family Heads to Kimba for Visit
Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson and their children depart for Kimba Nebraska for a week to ten day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Johnson
Kimba
Costly German Krupp gun at Wilhelmshaven port
The Wehrmacht installs a Krupp cannon at Wilhelmshaven costing 79 000 dollars. Each shot runs 1 650 dollars with 627 for the shell and 185 for the expelling charge 538 for the checking device. The weapon can fire about 95 rounds before becoming unreliable due to bore erosion and risk of bursting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmshoefen
Old Hickory's Farewell Address Auctioned Copy
Daniel W. Thornton of Chicago owns a rare relic a copy of Gen Andrew Jacksons farewell address issued on his retirement in 1887 The address ran about 11000 words and was printed in black type on white satin originally in fourteen copies only one survives held by Thornton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Hickory
Daniel W. Thornton
Chicago
Andrew Jackson
United States
Mr. Thorntons
Foot Shapes by Nation in Historic Comparison
A historical catalog describes national foot types. It notes the French foot as narrow and long, the Spanish small and curved, Arab foot with a high arch, Scotch high and thick, Irish flat and square, English short and fleshy, and claims Grecian feet were most proportioned in Athens at the peak of its era. It adds Swedes Norwegians and Germans with large feet and Americans with the smallest feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Great Blue Heron Labeled Bird Lantern In Water Birds Study
The Water Birds of North America notes the great blue heron has phosphorescent breast feathers with a downy light emitting substance. The bird lantern nickname arises from this glow and may help attract fish and aid the bird's own visibility in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Think Welsh Gold Mines Rich
Believed to be the richest gold mines in Wales near Llandilo and Lampeter in Carmarthenshire are about to be worked. The Romans reportedly discovered and mined them, leaving 2 000 000 to 3 000 000 tons of material around the site, raising hopes for valuable workings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Carmarthenshire
Llandilo
Lampeter
Sheep or rabbits fight over flag for pastoralists
Up to December 1907 London had received 918000 crates of rabbits totaling about 23000 tons and the mutton market was very weak. The rab Dé industry is said to decimate the pastoral industry, leaving sheep or rabbits as the choice for pastoralists in dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Melbourne Pastoralists’ Review
Giraffe Neck Growth Compared to Parents Observed
At a London Zoological Society meeting the secretary noted that young giraffes have much shorter necks than their parents. The necks of the young are about as long as their forelegs, and the adults’ longer necks exceed that length. This observation brings the giraffe one step closer to the okapi in evolutionary terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Zoological Society
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Foe
Fred Lots
St Clair
Lana Sunny
Warren Boy
Men
Techool
Maken
Para Oane
Sanborn & Houston
Demorest
Fe W. Rimehart
Montpelier
Mra J. Ee
Brace of
Pattevile
R. Patterson & Son
Gorham
J. A. Hickman
Seventh Street
Anatomic
8Th Ave
F. O. Havner Hackman le
Farm Loans, Sanborn & Houston
Bane
Mrs
Clarence Kidder
G. W. Graham
Dile
Caldwell
Miriam Bunker
B. T. Hunter
Dunham's Jewellry
C. H. Risster
Boyd 2
Agnes Robertson
New York
Obert Bliss
Palmer Lake
Albert Eaton
W. E. Gillespie
Eleventh Avenue
Winton
Emma
Evans
L. H. Humphrey
Christian Church
W. R. Calvin
Humphrey
Memphis
T. A. Parks
Pueblo
Tribune
A. Taylor
M. D
Marion Fezer
J. W. Fountain
Wellington
Farm Loans
Sanborn & Houstor
Abe
Excelsior Motorcycles
H. P. Motor
Conrad
Scott
Sil
Aya Business College
Cheyenne
Central Business Colleges
West
Cere
L. A. Arnold
Colorado
Mt. McClellan
Gray’s Peak
America
Canon Level
Clear Creek Canon
Georgetown Loop
Cc. A. Johnson
G. P. A. Gray’s Peak
Greeley Electrical Supply Co
Eighth Avenue
Nishes
R. E. Michaelis
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