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Five cents a line in the daily edition with circulation 1190. Sale notices list items such as Angora kid and rubber coat. Small ads seek helpers and workers with brief claims and contact hints.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1908
Page
3
Five cents a line in the daily edition with circulation 1190. Sale notices list items such as Angora kid and rubber coat. Small ads seek helpers and workers with brief claims and contact hints.
A roundup of residents traveling and visiting relatives. Miss Alta Morris left Friday for St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Clark returned to Denver. Several locals, including Miss Isabel Cox and Miss Mildred Johnson, are traveling or visiting Denver, Wheatland, and Iowa. Road-view reports note new routes needed as settlement quickens in Hudson county.
A page listing farm loan notices from Sanborn and Houston plus wedding invitations and social announcements from the Tribune office. Notes include Miss Helen E. Phillips offering violin instruction at 1109 Seventh Street and multiple visits and travel plans among local residents, with several families visiting or departing for Denver Pueblo Canon City and eastern trips.
Miss Ethel Dale of near Denver visited to arrange this winter’s school. The primary department will be led by Miss Hortense Knapp, the other teacher employed for Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. H C Orr and Mrs. R D Orr with daughter Sibyl of Kansas City have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. T H Dinemore. They depart this morning for Denver to spend time in the state before returning home. Mrs A L Moyer also went to Denver to meet nephews Warren and Worth Sease who will live with her and attend school in Greeley.
Miss Ethel Perkins visits her uncle J. A. Perkins and wife and leaves Lincoln Nebraska for a round of social events in McCook Nebraska. She has spent the summer in Estes Park and will be honored there.
W K McAllister recalls rival entertainments in 1870 71 during Greeley colony days. He notes the Colony Ox the Colony Mule and I O G 17 as part of winter amusements alongside the Greeley Dramatic Association and others. He praises Mrs Hall for preserving posters and urges keeping relics of early colonial life.
The Royal Neighbors hold a social tonight at the residence of Elmer Roy, 1103 Seventh Avenue, inviting members to attend the gathering.
A fragment lists individuals including Camfield T B Miller St Paul E P Bennett Fort Collins P W Lester Atlanta Mrs M J Johnson Springfield Ir Chas Goss man Loveland AR Fischer Fort Lupton F G Haynes Fort Lupton W S Pond Peru Ind Theo Lucas LaGrange Robi Graham Pierce LC W Gavin Eaton.
Dean McCreery of Morrison's candy store will depart early next week to Pittsburg to join his parents Mr and Mrs F McCreery who are planning a Pittsburg home. He will enroll in an eastern school this fall. J Henry Couture returned Friday from Glenwood Springs and Colorado Springs after attending the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. J F Steck and Co L Faulkner came back from Colorado Springs this morning and Mr and Mrs Yardley will return this evening.
Farm loan group Sanborn and Houston sponsor a Royal Neighbors social this evening at Elmer Roy's residence 1163 Seventh Avenue. Public invited to attend.
Mr Bolton of Denver visiting his daughter Miss Ethel Bolton who works at the telephone company. The Bolton party arrived today from Denver and will spend Sunday with Miss Bolton at Alexander's Ninth Avenue Nation Store, where ink and pencil erasers are sold for a penny each.
The Juniors of the United Presbyterian church held a social evening at Mr and Mrs C Presslys 1421 WBighth street. They played lawn games and served refreshments. Two young people attended.
J. Albuct Beyrer departs Sunday for a month long journey visiting points of interest in Washington Oregon and California. He will call on a brother in Portland and a sister in Los Angeles during the trip.
Mrs H A Trous and her daughter Miss Blanch have come back after a three months tour of the East. They visited relatives in Mazon Illinois and spent time in Chicago Kalma zoo and South Haven Michigan. Miss Ada Coney, a teacher in Aust, returned with them after the summer east trip.
Limited time offer for a Labor Day trip priced at 8.00 includes Mr McClellan, 4.00 round trip. Farm loans information featuring Sanborn Houston.
A marriage license was granted today to Edward Rauscher of Haxtum Colorado and Minnie T Johnson of Greeley.
Charles J. Yardley was elected to the Grand Tribunal during the Grand Lodge session of the Knights of Pythias held this week in Colorado Springs Colorado.
Papers filed grant Colorado Telephone permission to lay poles run wires and install a switchboard in Dacona. M A DeCamp of Clear Water Neb is visiting his son David M De Camp an incorporator of the new Kersey state bank during the stay.
Mr and Mrs FE R Thayer came back Friday night from Riverview their summer home on the upper Poudre where they spent seven weeks. Mr Thayer will return Monday to Riverview for another month there.
About 40 youths attended a Friday social dance at Academy hall. The barn dance is gaining favor among local dancers and Friday’s event was among the most pleasant of the summer.
Miss Maud Meyers entertained about 20 Presbyter ian choir members at her home on Friday night. The group practiced then played unique word games with booklet questions and illustrated covers. Supper followed with sandwiches pickles salad peppers and watermelon.
The long list shows Greeley products and industries including beet sugar canned vegetables potato starch pressed brick common brick drain tile woven wire fence electricity candy bread book binding cement blocks concrete nurseries cigars ice cream beet wagons potato sorters diggers bottled goods flour job printing and harness for Eastern markets.
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