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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
3
Classified ad for rental offers. Listings include 2 furnished rooms in a modern brick building and a best new brick building option. Contact details provide locations and inquiries for occupancy and pricing.
The page lists numerous short notices. Names include Sanborn and Houston, Mr and Mrs W C Estabrook, Eugene Williams, Mr and Mrs W H Short, C H Remsay, Josephine Cummings, Rose Legier, Mrs Geo F Strokey, Chas Lumberg, Chas Lofgren, Miss Carrie Arbuckle, Miss Katherine Nash, Miss Florence DeVoe. It records travels to California, Denver, Windsor, Indianapolis, Ogallala, Creston and Denver visits, school teaching, and stock purchases.
A. W. Ferguson departs tomorrow for a month long vacation along the Hudson River in New York City. Mrs. Ferguson is already there visiting her uncle, and both will return to Greeley in about a month.
Mrs. R. G. Andrews and her three children returned home after spending the summer at Redfield. Her twin sister Miss Mabel Bailey, a Des Moines primary teacher, also returned and will spend the winter in Greeley with them.
Mrs. J. M. Cameron hosted a dinner yesterday honoring visitors from Pennsylvania. The hostess and guests were former Marion Centra residents. Attending were Mrs. B. EB. Work and her house guests Mrs. Diltz and Miss Reattle.
Mrs A Doull with daughters Frances and Bessie travel to Denver where the two will teach. Miss Rose another daughter will teach in Windsor. The family has lived here two years. Frances was a senior at the Normal School this year and president of the Senior class.
Sanborn and Houston farm loans noted. Rev A C Leafgren in Denver today. Wedding invitations and notices at the Tribune. Stanley Davis back from Idaho Springs outing. Various guests and visitors including Mr. and Mrs Kimbel Hillsboro with Oscar Adams, Miss Helen E Phillips violin pupil at 1109 Tenth Street, and many residents visiting relatives in Greeley Platteville Loveland Ault Nelson Neb Pine Creek. Electric theater to open Monday under Easton Nelson. Mrs W L Clayton back from out of town via Washton and Portland.
Farm loats Sanborn and Houston report Arthur Kendel of Alamosa visiting relatives for a few days. Mrs C Hawes returns from Cherokee park outing. Mrs Cora Hertzog returns from the east with fall school goods. Others arrive: T W Pollock and wife Sprineville jr visit his brother R E Pollock and wife. E M Petralia returns from Denver after seeing her mother at J L Buck ranch. Traveling Auditor Stubbs checks Colorado Telephone accounts. Armin Doerner visits Prof A E Beardsley then returns to Denver. Hugh Bardwell and daughter of Manhattan Kansas visit their cousin Mrs Abbie Houghton. Royal Neighbors lawn social at Elmer Roy home on Seventh avenue Saturday evening. Roy Leake returns from Fort Collins and plans to attend Oskaloosa College with his brother Frank. Mr and Mrs Guy Atkinson and two children of Haxtem Colorado and Mr and Mrs Alfred Cherberg of Berthoud Nebraska visit Lofgren household. Atkinsons later go to Haxtem and Cherbergs to California for their future home.
From Forsyth Mept for a visit with friends. Mr. McDernett, long time Sim plex operator at the Tribune office, left to take a similar role at Forsyth Times. The newcomer arrived today.
W. C. Levis and his wife with children came back this week from California. Mr. Levis spent three or four weeks there while the rest of the family had gone earlier. Eugene Williams, who traveled with the Levis, also returned with them.
Mrs. J. M. Tingle returned to her Fort Collins home after a visit with her son Al Tingle and his wife. Mrs. J. Kesinger of Fort Collins, mother of Mrs. Al Tingle, was a guest this week and returned home on Wednesday.
Burton Parker brother in law of H Reynolds arrives this evening to visit the family. Parker is a government clerk with the Treasury department. His home is Meeds Michigan and he travels to his Washington headquarters from a western trip.
Mrs L B Ayers accompanied to see her son Kenn in Oregon calls on her mother Mrs E A Sir. Ayers spent her girlhood in the area and has many friends in Greeley. She will leave early next week for an eastern trip and will stop here again on her return to the coast.
The Herrick family who bought a Crow Creek ranch this spring return to their Nelson Nebraska home. Their children remain on the ranch for a few weeks and will join them in spring. The annual winter exodus of ranch families continues.
The Pittsburg Glass Blowers entertain large crowds in a tent on Ninth Street near the Union Hotel and will perform until Saturday night. They display a range of attractive hand made souvenirs and designs, promising a worthwhile visit for first time viewers. A 20 foot long Indian snake also features in the same tent attraction.
New pupils entering the high school from other districts should report to the office in the high school building on Saturday August 29 at 8 a.m. Bring your records from the last school attended. F H Merton Principal.
Miss Flora Trugillo and Moses Archuleta both of Johnstown were married here this morning by Father Andrew Casey. They will live in Johnstown.
The wedding of Edith Ellis and Dr. G. L. Watkins took place at the Ellis home in Johnstown with about 25 guests. The ceremony featured a green and white décor scheme, a bridal party led by Grace Ellis, and a veil to be worn by the sisters on future weddings. The couple planned a postnuptial tour and future home location between Johnstown and Loveland.
Real estate transfers listed include T. C. Williams to William M. Har Special W. D. for 97.50 covering Lots 4 and 6, Block 10 of Eric. Fred B. Graefe to J. Q. Morton W. D. for 200 in Graefe's Fourth addition. A. O. Williams to G. P. Bryan W. D. for 250 Lot 8 Block 9 Moore's First to Greeley.
Tonight features a dance at Academy hall a cream social by the Junior League at M church and a Greeley Y meeting at Mrs H A Russell's home. Allisons indebted to R Patterson Son and Harvey Moore Co should call at 817 7th st to settle by cash or note.
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