For Rent Pigs in Tamworth Sale Notice
Sate Pox announces livestock for rent featuring ALE TAMWORTH pigs available for farming use. Contact details and terms not fully legible in excerpt.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
3
Sate Pox announces livestock for rent featuring ALE TAMWORTH pigs available for farming use. Contact details and terms not fully legible in excerpt.
Sanborn and Houston offer farm loans while local sales advertise a cheap square piano at Thompson Music Company. Various residents travel to Denver and Salt Lake City for visits and trips, with family updates and a hospital operation for Edna Hull. Dr. Sapero will be in Greeley offering eye ear nose and throat services with free examinations.
Denver visitors W D Balcom Miss Mary Woodbury and Miss Alice Hutchinson visit Greeley residents Unity Circle meets for annual supper Congregational choir hosts oyster social Baum Ward family to move to Denver W H Munson and wife guests of Camfield family Schooling for local children in Hogie Wyo New Year entertainments and a Christmas visit. Bargain ad offers a Greeley property near town for 1000 with reply only before January 1.
Dr. K C Sapero a Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist will be at the New Camfield hotel Thursday Friday and Saturday January 14 15 and 16 consultation and examination free Mrs T Neill sprained her wrist on Christmas eve while taking her children to church exercises Mrs Neill began the errand with a fall Misa Iva Sage guests of Mrs W G Vance left for Lawrence Kansas after spending holidays with Mr and Mrs R L Sage at La Grange
Nearly two hundred homes were built or paid off with mortgages cleared, along with six business buildings erected by the Greeley Building and Loan Association. Shares in the fifteenth series available through secretary J H Hays Weld 474.
M J Neill and Alice Yardley return from Denver visits while Miss Agnes Robertson travels to Chicago and New York for millinery ideas. Local gatherings include a coasting party for the Presbyterian choir, a L T L meeting at Mrs. Leake’s home, and a surprise for Leota Smith. The Union Pacific adds a new motor service and a new engine house near the stock yards.
The Swedish American Republican club held a grand entertainment at the M. B. A. hall on Wednesday evening. A full house enjoyed songs by the Mission Quartet and Miss Eckman of Denver, solos by Prof Ness, a recitation by J A Carlson, a speech by Hon George Carlson, a piano duet by Miss Hakanson and Dr Broman, and a social with refreshments. The club reported being in prosperous condition and able to meet all bills.
A watch night service is planned at the Methodist church this evening. The young people will host a social from 9:30 to 10:30 followed by a sermon by the pastor.
R L Orr proprietor relocates his blacksmithing business from Seventh Street to new quarters at 617 619 Sixth Avenue. The shop offers full blacksmithing services and related metalwork.
Frank Baker received a pleasant birthday surprise Wednesday evening at his home. His mother Mrs. F. E. Baker organized the informal gathering of neighborhood friends. Attendees included Myrtle English Nora Rugh Ada Gibson Myrtle Gibson Floss Putney Maud Putney and Miss Whitting of Portland Ore Ralph Henderson Harry Youngs Aubrey Spear Harry Farr Guy Putney and Ruth Putney helped serve lunch.
This evening at 7:30 at Unity church a public service recognizes the beginning of Rev M B Kerr's ministry. The program includes a piano prelude prayers by Rev W T Brown a solo by Miss Neena Hanna words of welcome by Rev John Doane an address The Church and the City by Rev Dr David Utter Denver a further address Liberal Religion Since Parker by Rev Dr D J H Ward Fort Collins another address Liberal Religion and Our Time by Rev W T Brown and a hymn and benediction.
The Colorado & Southern announces a special round trip fare to all points in the state. Tickets on sale December 24 25 and January 1 with additional departures from all points to Denver and return December 27 28. Final limit January 4.
The Weld County farmers institute prepares prize ribbons for best milk cows and arranges photo sessions for prize winners. Entries are requested to Secretary McCrery at the Commercial club. A picture of the prize butter cow "Brown Bess" will be shown, with farm products moved to the institute quarters. The winter meeting is billed as the most interesting yet.
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