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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
3
A garbled section of want ads lists rental offers for rooms including furnished and unfurnished options near Court Street and Tribune Office. It mentions rooms for rent, upstairs accommodations, housekeeping, and a fireman position, with partial names and addresses scattered amid broken lines.
Local notices list Thurlby jewelry dealers McClenahan loans and Young DeVoe straw hats. Denver visitors C E B Abbott and Fred Evans. Ethel Belton Denver trip. Junior League party hosted by Deta Cameron. Greeley attendees at convention include Katie McElroy, Geo Statler, A M Mevienahan, Edwin Starkey, Luna Smith, J M B Petrikin, H M Arbackie, Grace Allen.
Senator LaFollette July 24 farm loans discussed by Sanborn and Houston McClenahan. Edith McCreery visits Boulder. Mrs. Gilpin arrives for a week with her mother. Families and visitors travel between Denver, Boulder, and Rollins, while a clearance sale and millinery reductions are announced. The Camfield family travels east in their auto by July 4 visiting Providence and the White Mountains.
Thurlby for best silverware. Mrs. Ralph King travels to Denver as Senator LaFollette opens the Ley ley chautauqua on July 24. Osceola Kans resident Vance Cartright visits his brother Lee Cart right. Mrs. H C Watson goes to Rapid City S D for two weeks. Harding returns to Fort Collins after a visit with Blunt relatives. Timnath pair visit Greeley en route to Missouri to settle. Miss Agness Robinson departs for New York and Chicago to preview fall fashions. Kirk couple leave Cambridge Ia after visiting Prof Hugh and family in Greeley.
Mrs. Charles Angove and daughter Miss Ethel of Loveland stayed with Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Sears and arranged for Ethel to enter the Normal this fall. A party from Oklahoma, led by I. W. Moore Geo. S. Moore H. R. Miller Z. S. Ringer PF. J. Cheney, arrived to study the Colorado land situation, with headquarters at the Albion hotel.
The members of the boys department of the Mens League of the United Presbyterian church are having a picnic today at Island Grove. Dr Harper is in charge of this department and is with the boys.
H. C. Casner of the Clough Furniture company departs tomorrow for eastern furniture centers. He will visit Chicago Grand Rapids and Jamestown New York before returning after about three weeks.
Thurlby for dismonds. Summer underwear, Young and DeVoe. H C Watson left Friday for a few days business trip to Mone Vista. Mrs Franklin and daughter of Eaton were in town for a few hours Friday. Mr and Mrs W B Starr left Friday morning for a week at Zimmermans. Mrs Lynn mn Carrel and little son and Mrs A W Ferguson leave Sunday for New York state. Mrs Ida Sanford leaves next week for a month long visit to Salt Lake City and Ogden. Mrs Laura Goodie and three children returned to Brighton Friday after two weeks with her mother Mrs Mary E Ramey. Sam Weaver stockman from Cape Yuma county attended the big convention in Denver and visited his brother in law Albert Lawrence of the Delta. Congregational church Sunday school will be held at 9 39 oclock during July and August. The bay choir of the Congregational church camped at Wylies grove on Thursday.
W. W. Hennick and G. A. Hennick with William Hise spent several hours Thursday night digging at a coyote den on the W. R. Adams place a mile south of the city. They expected pups but found a near full grown coyote. the animal barked from a nearby spot as they worked. The den was discovered by G. A. Hennick while rabbit hunting recently, surprising locals as coyotes were thought ten miles away.
John Alfred Winegar died at his home 429 Seventh street on Thursday evening of apoplexy after visiting with neighbors. He was born in New York 62 years ago and is survived by his wife and son George Winegar. Funeral services will be held at the Presbyterian church at 1 30 Sunday afternoon.
Evans prepares for an old fashioned camping gathering with tents, stores rented on the grounds, and pasture for horses. Rev J S Council of Colorado Springs leads services with other speakers including Rev Emma J Haviland, pastor at Boulder, in a ten day program featuring prayer, testimony, and multiple preachings.
Pas sengers to all parts of the city. Stand Union Tea and Coffee Co. Phone Weld 15. Residence Phone Weld 120.
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