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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1908
Page
3
A chaotic mix of want ads and brief notices appears with names places and events. Local residents Evans Kinstogers Day Mrs and Miss Day are mentioned alongside business offers repairs loans and loans. The feature notes injuries from a Fourth of July fireworks incident and ongoing medical updates.
Small town items list visits trips births and departures. Names include Oscar Adams Roxye Adams David Roberts P. Sharp J. M. Hershey Belle Adamson Adelaide McCoy Pegg and others with moves to Boulder Denver Salt Lake City Alberta Canada and Osawato Kansas. Community residents and visitors are mentioned in a loose chronicle of daily life events.
Thurlby for Diamonds and best silverware. McClanahan the farm loan man. Up-to-the minute, Young & Deve. Schrader left Saturday for Chicago. Irene Sullivan spent Tuesday in Denver. Maud Turk visited her mother in Denver Sunday. Wallace Laybourn of Windsor was in town Tuesday. Mantels and fili J Day & company plumbing and heating. Mrs H H Melndoo left Saturday for Salt Lake City to visit her mother. Mary Chambers of Fort Morgan is guest of Stella McClenahan. Mr and Mrs Maynard Elliott and daughter of Platteville spent the Fourth here. Dr O F Broman back from Chicago and western Michigan. Wednesday for Cripple Creek to visit daughter Mrs Lloyd Bryant. Clearance sale. Reduction in all millinery goods. Hats at half price. Pan Millinery Mrs J H Bird sall. Mamie O Connell who graduated this year from the Normal returned to Cripple Creek Tuesday morning. E J Estes came from Lone Mountain Monday to county commissioners meeting. He registered at the Albion. Mr and Mrs W R Sayre Denver were weekend visitors at G W Wallace’s. Myrtle Kitts returned Monday from Estes Park. Helen Phillips home from Oberlin College where she studied violin.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Holden and daughter Irene returned to Denver Sunday after visiting Mrs. Holden’s sister, Mrs. D. J. March. Irene had been with her aunt for two months. Mrs. Holden came down a week ago and Mr. Holden for the Fourth.
Paul and Jack Mosher headed to Estes Park after celebrating the Fourth at home. Bea Couzens and George Davis joined them in Loveland, and the group rode to the park together. The two guests will spend a week as guests of the Mosher brothers in their cottage.
Mrs. S. D. Easterday and her children Joseph and David depart tomorrow for Glenhaven to stay two months. They are joined by Mrs. Easterday's sisters-in-law Miss Jennie and Frances Easterday visiting from Nokomi Tl.
Mr and Mrs W B Cronkhite entertained a house party of relatives last week. Their daughter Mrs W G Hubbell and her Fort Lupton daughter visited five days. Cronkhites Evans ton Illinois sister arrived for several weeks while brother J H Cronkhite and family of Loveland were here over the Fourth.
Higby of Denver is in Greeley today as the guest of Nelson Demorest. Demorest will accompany him to Denver by auto this evening and attend the convention tomorrow.
J L McMillan of New York City and Clayton McMillan of Cederville Ohio will arrive today and tomorrow morning with the Rankin family to spend ten days at Estes Park.
Miss Dela Burner of Kerrville Texas will spend the summer in Greeley visiting the families of Henry Candlin and Edwin Starkey. Both Candlin and Starkey were formerly residents of Kerrville.
At the regular meeting on Monday evening Charlie J. Yardley and Clarence J. Faulkner were chosen as delegates to the grand lodge to meet in Colorado Springs on August 25 26 and 27. J Hear Couture will also attend.
Shimmel and a group from the Denver, Laramie and Northwestern stayed at the Camfield on Monday. Several Oklahoma men accompanied them and J. B. McCarty of Enid, Oklahoma required extended stay with his wife Mrs. McCarty due to illness or condition.
Furnished by Weld County Abstract and Investment shows transfers from Fred S. Sweet to The Sweet Investment Co and multiple deeds in Greeley, Ault, Keenesburg, and surrounding areas. Transfers include lots in Arlington Heights and Cave Priddy additions and values ranging from 60 to 5950 dollars. Names include Peter F. Daven Eva L. Daven Nellie Lindner Abram Mumper H F Hurbut J M Gilbert Stella Gilbert Edwin Walker Jacob Hasbrouck J H Rogers John J O Hara Bert Cave L B Hubert.
Epworth League holds a business meeting and social at M B Church. Installation of officers for I O Co F will take place at the hall.
Laura Belle Terry and Ray mond W Watson were married Monday afternoon by Justice of the Peace G O Stevens. The couple, from Platteville, where Watson is a farmer, begin their life together.
In Dover England a licensed victualler faced a case over serving a "two of ale" to customers. The town clerk noted similar local terms like a "bine" of beer or a "schooner" in other areas. The magistrate ruled the practice illegal and imposed a fine.
The text notes that Henry Clay joined the Senate at 29 years 8 months 14 days, below the constitutional 30 year minimum. Born April 12, 1777, he was appointed in 1806 to fill General John Adair’s Kentucky seat, with reference works remarking he was scarcely eligible or under age.
The waltz marks a centenary this year with Lord Byron’s immortalization. Critics note it surpasses all other ballroom dances and will continue to captivate civilized lands. Experts in dance continually test new saltatory novelties, yet the waltz endures.
The pie belt extends from Boston through Yar mouth to Halifax, linking Nova Scotia and New England. Early New Englanders crossed into Nova Scotia over a century ago to keep George the king closer than George the cherry tree. Their habits and speech remained similar to New England today.
The piece outlines two main explanations for pyramid construction. One theory says each king started a tomb on ascending the throne, growing the monument with longer reigns. The other, favored by Petrie, argues pyramids followed a fixed design and size from inception.
The season’s gaming table profits totalled £405000 odd with 15 percent due to the state. Vichy leads at £87000, Aix-les-Bains £6400s, Trouville about £47000, Dippee £27000, Boulogne slightly less, Dinard near £9000, and Calais over £4000 from visitors.
Massage as a remedy dates to antiquity with roots in Arabic and Indian terms. Ancient accounts claim massaging after battles in the Odyssey and premodern explorers like Captain Cook receiving massages. Paracelsus notes Egyptian massage practices across history.
The article compares foreign and United States railroad capitalization. It reports that foreign mileage averages 108000 dollars per mile, while U S mileage averages just over 58000 dollars per mile across 222340 miles.
The country’s natural gas product is valued from 6.8 cents per thousand cubic feet in Kaa 3 to 87.9 cents in California, reflecting regional pricing differences in the sector.
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