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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1908

Page

4

Greeley Beauty Spots A Westward Home and Garden Tribute

A detailed portrait of Mrs. B. H. Eaton’s grand Greeley residence. The article recalls the Eaton migration from Iowa in 1864, the 1881 mansion build, and a garden rich with vines honeysuckle clematis Virginia creepers jasmine and roses. It notes Bruce G. Eaton returning with family after his father’s death and Mrs. Eaton’s pride in teaching flowers to her grandchildren.

B. H. Eaton Toen Greeley Fort Collins Cache la Poudre LaPorte Iowa Varanda Mrs. Eaton Mr. Eaton Bruce G. Eaton

Local notes and visits across towns and camps

Evans J. G. Reed and family spent Sunday with friends in Denver. H. Bradenhauser transacted business in Sterling Saturday. Mrs. Dr. Bovard of Sterling visits this week. Mrs. W. D. Young and children of Ault were Evans visitors last week. Miss Clifford Stone of Tuscalosa Ala is visiting her sister Mrs. J. P. Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Smith plan an extended mountains trip. Holiness camp meeting draws attendees. Mrs. G. D. Worcester of East Liverpool Ohio visits D. P. Hubbard family. J. M. Roberts and family move to Brighton for the season. Cemetery association to erect wire fence with concrete posts and other improvements. Fred Barber and wife of Denver, Mrs. Careton of Cripple Creek, and D. Shadomy of Pueblo attend funeral of J. S. Barber. J. R. Botte of Denver takes charge of U P R R office during Clark's east vacation. rumored return with an assistant. Funeral services for the late Hon. J. S. Barber conclude the notice.

J. G. Reed Denver H. Bradenhauser Sterling Dr. Bovard W. D. Young Ault Evans Clifford Stone Tuscalosa Ala J. P. Parsons A. F. Smith

Methodist service and graveside rites at Linn Grove

Sunday afternoon services were held at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. Coffman. Interment followed in Linn Grove cemetery with the Knights Templar in charge of graveside rites.

Methodist Coffman Linn Grove Cemetery Knights Templar

Delta News Briefs Include Local Visits And Farm Harvest

Miss Allie Archibald has been on the sick list for a week. Will Herd works in Kersey district for Gus Lynning. Miss Agnes Robb visited with Miss Leta in Loweree district. Miss Mary Robb returns home from Denver to spend vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Robb. Pearl Ragsdale returns home to Canon City from Canon City after visiting Mrs. Green. Crops show good growth with recent rains. Beets look especially healthy. Delta farmers attended the Denver democratic convention, including Fay Robb and Albert Lawrence. Etta Gross and Mary Robb near river for a day picnic. Vanderpool and Stevenson harvested peas last week and await factory returns.

Allie Archibald Will Herd Kersey Gus Lynning Agnes Robb Leta Loweree Mary Robb Denver S. Robb Pearl Ragsdale Mrs. Green Canon City Fay 8. Robb Albert Lawrence Etta Gross

Windsor Social Notes Move Through Town and Mountains

Mrs. Donegan and her daughter from Denver visit Mrs. J. G. Hess. Selah Beamer returns from Greeley. Geo. Springer travels to Maine to see parents. Rev. Cooper family finish mountain trip. Rain benefits crops in Windsor area. Dell Middleton and Art Chipman report fishing at Stove Prairie. E. L. Hahn Nell Evans and Ada Robinson head to the mountains. Fannie Havre returns to Fort Collins after Windsor visit. Mrs. Jewell and son and Miss Lloyd head to Denver with summer plans in Silverton and Trinidad.

Donegan Denver J. G. Hess Selah Beamer Greeley Geo. Springer Maine Rev. Cooper Windsor Dell Middleton Art Chipman Stove Prairie E. L. Hahn Nell Evans Ada Robinson Fannie Havre Fort Collins Vicinity

Local Notes and Obituary from Fort Lupton Area

Lupton R W Beredum moved to Sherman New York to work in a milk condenser. Edna Boulwour returned from two weeks with her sister at Walsenberg. Reed of Kansas City visited Chas Londell family en route to California. Mrs Vick Rey and Mrs Mack Smith took Baby Vick Rey to the mountains seeking rest. Y s held a gathering at Wm Decker’s lawn Friday evening. Mrs Wm Mayfield died near Fort Lupton after measles and pneumonia leaving a husband and several grown children.

R. W. Beredum Sherman N. Y Edna Boulwour Walsenberg Mr. Reed Kansas City Chas. Londell Reed California Vick Rey Mack Smith Baby Vick Rey Wm. Decker Wm. Mayfield Fort Lupton

Thursday Club Honored Guest at Mrs St John Home

The Thursday afternoon club gathering at Mrs. St. John’s residence featured a roll call naming favorite authors and was followed by cool refreshments served by the hostess. Attendees left greatly pleased by the pleasant afternoon.

Fairplay District Socials and Crop Update

Mrs H Dahlgren and the Misses Alma and Olga traveled to Ault on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs L B Carpenter of Greeley visited their son A B Carpenter. First alfalfa cuttings are stacked, grain irrigated, and crops look better after heavy showers helping grain and potatoes. Albert Nichols and family spent Convention week with Denver friends, returning Saturday. Grace Nichols visited in Greeley, and Ruth Henderson, recently with Mrs J P Fry near Grover, has returned home.

H. Dahlgren Alma Olga Ault Carpenter Greeley A. B. Carpenter Albert Nichols Denver Grace Nichols Ruth Henderson J. P. Fry Grover

A Good Combination In Town Garden Silliness

A reader recalls a unique jardinair a large tile garden with climbing morning glories of many colors and sunflowers planted as a joke by a family member. The sunflowers now race upward among the vines and blossoms, creating a tall display as both plants vie to climb faster. The homeowner cherishes the unintended growth seeing a thing of beauty and summer joy.

Forgetful Husbands and Odd Anniversary Tricks

A lighthearted domestic vignette recalls Mrs. Lombard who married a forgetful husband by exploiting her July Fourth birth date and a February twenty second anniversary to avoid reminders. Also a quip about careful upbringing and a child’s dessert restraint appears, followed by brief grain quotes and a patent elixir prank note.

Mrs. Lombard Youth

President signs renaming San Jacinto reserve to Cleveland forest

President Best has written to Mrs. Grover Cleveland stating a proclamation renames the San Jacinto national forest reserve the Cleveland national forest in honor of the late former president.

Grover Cleveland Oyster Bay Best San Jacinto National Forest Reserve Cleveland National Forest

Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Warns of Burns

An advertisement urges readers to keep Ballard's Snow Liniment for burns and minor injuries. It claims instant pain relief and rapid healing, presenting the product as essential family preparedness.

Ballard

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I. O. Glazier Rissler Older & Johnston Coronado Court F.E. Boynton SIS St. Market Ninth Street Dauth Ninth St Mas Mother Hurlbut’s Hurlbut Greeley Steam Laundry Kennedy DeWitt THE DELTA Mr. Vanderpool Mr. Stevenson Lupton Fairplay District John G. Mrgan Union Bank Farmers Supply and Mch. Co John G. Morgan Black New York Icultural College Gilcrest Agricultural College Curtis & Son Jewelses Opticians Ninth Ave Conrad Scott National Iver Johnson Reading Standard
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