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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
3
Classified ads list Angora kids for sale, farm implements, room rental offerings, and job wanted notices. Entries include price, condition, location such as 720 12th St, Forrest or Greeley, and names like Sanborn & Houston, with individuals visiting or traveling from Fort Collins, Windsor, Denver, Evans, and Grover.
John Hill of Eaton visited for races while Mim Lillie Ankeney stopped in Fort Collins. Several locals travel East and to Denver for meetings and leisure, including Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Misses Hammond and Pollock, and Rev. Gross on vacation.
A party including Mra H Reynolds Pursell Nelson Burton and Frevces with Mra Reynolds mother Mra B Y Jones and Misa Martha Snoddy traveled to Denver today. Jones plans to return Friday from the Denver visit, where the group stayed at the home of Jones's relative.
Houston W. H. Parr is the possessor of a new Ford auto. Mr. and Mrs. W. EB. Shellenberger left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. Born Wednesday August 26 to Mr. and Mrs. C. Montgomery in Bios a son. Miss Florence DeVotie will entertain a number of friends with a six o'clock dinner tonight. Ink and pencil erasers for school pupils penny each. Alexander's Ninth avenue Nation Store. John B. Gatss, assistant teller in the National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis, is visiting his uncle Rev. O. W. Gauss. Mrs. 8. D. Easterday and two sons, vid and Joseph return today from Glen Haven.
Wm. L. Ferguson of Greeley and Clara E. Koenig of Loveland wed at the bride’s home on Tuesday August 25 conducted by Rev. A W Jameson. Jennie Carr of Rock Springs Wyoming and E J Glaser of Carr married quietly the next day by Rev G W Leonard. Rev Leonard, visiting from Conway Kansas, attended the Christian church event, and the Glasers will reside on a ranch near Carr.
Andrew McMillen a long time ranchman near LaSalle died Monday in El Paso Texas where he had gone for health reasons. Survived by wife and five children Gordie Hughie Daisy Noel Belle Einesbury and Jack his remains arrive today with funeral services set for 2 pm tomorrow at the Christian church in Greeley.
Mrs R M Collins and her daughter Arah from Belle Center Ohio moved here months ago to recover from grip and decide to remain. They expect Mary to join them from Ohio and enroll in local school. Pittsburg Glass Blowers entertain crowds in a Ninth Street tent near the Union hotel until Saturday. They present decorative souvenirs and a 20 foot long Indian snake. Farm loans Sanborn Houston.
A charming wedding occurred Wednesday evening August 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Talbert 1638 Seventh Avenue. Bride Bessie Smith sister of Mrs Talbert and groom Fest Wella a popular Wray man were married by Rev G W Leonard of Conway Kansas. They will reside at 1405 Seventh Avenue.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Gale hosted a dinner last night at their home to honor B B Tatum of Miami Florida a prominent Miami real estate man on a brief business trip in Greeley Also invited were W L Clayton J L Brush C H Wheeler William Mayher W mn Starr George Robie and N Jackson with a fine menu served by the hostess
Mrs Melissa New died Tuesday in Denver after a long illness caused by nephritis at 59. She visited her daughters in Denver for five weeks before passing away. Funeral services were held at 2:30 at the Presbyterian church with Rev Bates officiating. She was born in Johnston county Illinois and moved from Kansas to Colorado in 1898. She leaves four daughters Mrs Hobson Mrs Smith and Mrs Myer of Denver Mrs Frank Darling of Greeley and three sons Tom Clarence New of Greeley and Joshua New of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Albert Anderson hosted a Wednesday evening lawn party at the Andersons’ old Searing home to honor choir members. Guests arrived by five, dined outdoors for 47, with electric lights and Japanese lanterns illuminating the grounds. The menu featured whimsical courses served in cabbage heads and watermelon rinds, and guests guessed shoe owners behind a curtain before the choir practice continued past midnight.
Mrs. M W Darling and Mrs H A Russells hosted a flower party at Darling's country home for visiting Emma Jan Hopkins of Laramie Wyoming. The event featured flower games with prizes of flowers or flower books and was aided by Mrs. Mabel March and Jessie Fink from North Ward School.
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