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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
3
Port Lupton notes hunters of social life as four horse sleighs haul crowds daily and local gatherings, including Social Sixteen events hosted by Galt Hubbell. A death shocks the town as Mrs H D West dies after brief illness. she leaves a husband two children a sister and a brother in Denver and Fort Lupton.
Charles Jamp of Denver attended events in Platteville on Wednesday. Roger Snidow and Prof W E Reid were among locals involved in a hall game in Denver on Saturday. Mrs Gilbert Willey and Mrs Seely are improving after illness. Fannie Bosak attended a Teachers' association meeting in Creeley on Saturday. Mrs AT Lycan was thrown from a vehicle Friday morning but escaped serious injury. M 1 Henthorne attends Colorado State Beekeepers' Association meeting in Denver. Hattie Gwyn and Miss Sarah Free visited Denver Friday to Sunday. GR Wisecarver, Santa Fe expressman, visited his father B Wisecarver in Denver. Sleighing and skating are popular. Alfred Lycan returned home from Greeley on Sunday evening after serving on the jury.
Mrs Al Swanson visited Denver a week. Sia Lesuie feeds about 100 head of cattle again. Beet dump workers expect steady activity into next week. Mr and Mrs George B Brown dined at the Rix home. Brown ill with grip. Redefer surprised by friends Saturday. Pen Dee celebrates seventeenth wedding anniversary. Lillian and Bessie Carlson hosted a young party Thursday evening. Carlson home gatherings are lively. A "friends" movement seeks a library at Dilley chapel. Christmas service to follow with church activities unchanged.
Santa Claus has sent word that he will visit children at their homes with gifts. The announcement promises a joyful season as families await his arrival.
Miss Allie Archibald returned to her school duties near Johnstown last Sunday. Mrs. Charlies Hanson and Mrs. Bess Clarkson visited Mrs. Foley on Friday. Mrs. John Clarkson has been sick with grippe. Gus Freeburg went to a Denver hospital for treatment. The beet crop contracts are signing up and roads hinder hauling. Mrs. Stoneking hosted a rag sewing bee with neighbors and town visitors on Wednesday. A crowd enjoyed skating on the lake Saturday. Roy Knoll traveled to Denver on business. Blossom Enwhistle of Longmont visited. Ed Johnson and Charles Nickel were in Denver. Mr. Roseberry of Denver visited Fairview with Mr. McGinnis. John and Ralph Holmes and Jim mie Baker from Longmont attended the church spelling school. D Folfs recovered from pneumonia. Philip Smith is visiting his brother Henry Smith and family. Town ladies started a thimble bee at Mrs. Henline, next at the McDonald home.
A light snow fell Saturday night at Highland Lake with temperatures dipping to 10 below zero by Monday morning. Henry Holmes visited his family in Longmont over the weekend.
Work on the new store is progressing. Walter Davis of Greeley is visiting relatives in town.
The Tribune presents official election returns with the president tally as the Taft and Bryan electors' first entries and the average across all electors. One Taft elector gained 7 votes and one Bryan elector gained 5. In Seventh District Justice of the Peace race across 12 precincts the results show Deonissck 630 and related counts.
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