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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
2
The Daily Tribune will not publish tomorrow due to Christmas. Employees take a holiday. readers will miss the daily visitor. Saturday's issue will proceed as usual. Subscription rates and contact details are listed for Greeley, Colorado.
The piece reflects on Christmas as opportunity for kindness and joy rather than materialism. It urges embracing the Christ spirit to brighten others lives and renew courage, faith, and hope for the New Year despite sorrow, inviting trust in a hopeful tomorrow.
George B. Lewis of Platteville Colorado and Gretchen Shaw of Stuttgart Arkansas will wed under the Welcome arch at Denver's union station tonight at 10 o'clock Rev H H Twyford of Steamboat Springs Methodist church will perform the ceremony She will alight from the train into a waiting carriage and the couple will spend Christmas in Denver.
A report details why the Exchange hotel corner was bought. Mr Webb, the deed contract recipient, is described as a foundry map. A large foundry is planned there and negotiations proceed for space on the top north block facing Seventh street as Eighth street property becomes unaffordable.
In Larimer County North Park country J R Smith, a mining man tied to the rumored gold strike, refused a cash offer of 250000 for his claim, underscoring the perceived value of the site.
The Salvation Army delivered fifty five large food boxes for Christmas dinner to fifty five poor families in Greeley. Each box contained staples such as potatoes crackers canned goods coffee butter sugar bread apples oysters two chickens and a War Cry. Community donations totaled forty dollars from Mr. Baker with other gifts from Masons Woodmen M B A Hickman Lunbeck and Empson factory plus farmers and merchants. Local plans included candy for a Christmas tree and an invitation to all children.
Denver December 24 1900 District Attorney Ge Stidger was presented with a silver gift by admirers as he announces his retirement set for January 1. The ceremony occurred despite frosty weather and public interest in his long service.
A Baltimore Sun item recalls a class discussing Christopher Columbus. When asked to identify him, a pupil quipped Columbus was the gem of the ocean, prompting amused reactions. The note also mentions poet Robert Burns urging salary relief shortly before his death.
Birth announced for a daughter to Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Conners. Evangelistic meetings at the Christian church concluded last Sunday evening. Mrs H Frye Brown and John Fitz traveled to Greenfield Missouri. Lewis Jacobson nearly recovered from ten weeks with typhoid fever after returning from Denver. Mrs F Gilbert returned from visiting her daughter in Fort Collins. Mr and Mrs G A Randolph visited Kanzolph's mother in Freeno.
A brother plans a month away in Los Angeles. Mrs J S Merritt and children visit Council Bluffs Iowa returning after holidays. A pool hall incident ends with fines. Ault schools close two weeks for Christmas. Santa Claus at the First National Bank distributes gifts. Modern Woodmen elect officers and prepare to meet at Allison’s hall. Mrs Himmelwright dies in Banmia Kansas fire explorer details. husband and two children survive.
Mrs C F Pixler traveled to Eaton last Thursday. A daughter was born December 7 to Mr and Mrs E E Kent. Mrs M D Rhoads plans an auction January 11 and H L Bowen an auction January 14. A horse once owned by Mr Dukes suspected of glanders was shot last week.
Weld county records show multiple transfers including R Meyer and Edith Meyer to C L Beatty for undivided one third in section 31 12 58. George W Rummel to John M Waggoner for 1120. Union Pacific to John Ewbank for 14328.11 including numerous parcels in 58 and 59 townships. Several other deeds involve J D Sevier to Frank A Stender. Redman to Lorenz. and transfers to A H Broyles and J E Broyles among others.
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