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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1908
Page
3
The column shows varied old classifieds seeking rentals and second hand items. Listings mention a cottage near Teagua and rooms for rent. Some notes reference furnished and unfurnished options and cash offers.
Fragmented classified page items list miscellaneous notes including hiring ads, real estate, livestock ads, jewelry and diamond mentions Thurlby, Miss Zoe Moore and G. W. Allen with farm loans from Sanborn & Houston. local notices include room rentals and a shop emporium.
Community items list visitors travel plans sales events and upcoming Tribune excursion. Names include a4 Pettingill from Battle Creek in town with cousin W E Galvae. Clarence Abbott in Denver. J C Brewer from Zimmerman s. Wil Henderson of Treer visiting. Nellie Newbury returning to Denver. Oscar Leafgren Harry Severance Oscar Lofgren and Frank Lofgren trip through Wyoming North Park and Steamboat Springs. Dr Frank L Loveland visiting after lecturing at Greeley and Fort Collins. Tom Allan returning from Manitou. Esther Marsh operated on in Denver. Daily Tribune excursion to waterworks priced 1 60. Miss Smiths Coronado block sale on needlework and stamped sofa cushions half price.
A. J. Condon visited Saturday with Bert Field of Belfast Maine and J. B. Wilson formerly of Belfast now a Fort Collins merchant. Field is visiting Wilson in Fort Collins and the two spent Saturday in Greeley with Condon.
Mr and Mrs W A Swem come back from a two week stay in Denver and other Colorado points. Mr Swem resumes duties as manager of A J Park's store.
Miss Ethel Perkins of Lincoln Nebraska arrived Saturday for a short visit with her uncle J A Perkins and wife. She leaves tomorrow to join friends for a six week stay at Betes park.
Mrs T W Cole departed for her Nelson Nebraska home today after visiting her sister Mrs C H Wolfe. She was accompanied by her mother Mrs H H Warren who has been seriously ill at Mrs Wolfe's home. Mr Wolfe traveled with them as far as Denver.
A telegram from J B Ellison says LaFollette will address attendees Friday afternoon at 1 30 noting the date was changed to allow travel connections. The message confirms the timing and the speaker for the event.
La Follette opens the Chautauqua Friday. ee La Follette opens the Chautauqua Friday. George Venables went to Denver this morning. Miss Hilda South entertained the girls who clerk at Ramsay Dry Goods with a dinner party yesterday. Dr Amanda N Hamilton osteopath will continue in the Coronado building. Mrs Martha Morrison moved her office to 1021 Eleventh street.
The Tribune invites readers on a next Thursday afternoon trip to the foot hills and Greeley water works. Train departs Greeley at 1 45 p m and returns from the water works at seven. Round trip fare is one dollar with tickets available at the Tribune office.
Henry Baden of Independence Kansas, a wholesale grocer on western business trips, was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A J Condon on Saturday. Baden is Mrs. Condon's brother in law and spent the day visiting at their home.
O. E. Hall of Leon Ir editor of the Leon Reporter and Iowa Press association secretary is in Greeley on a short vacation in Colorado. He plans to tour the agricultural area and publish the publicity in his paper.
Ss L Hoffman new manager at the Bijou theater earns praise for brighter cleaner shows and improved comfort. Electric fans keep the venue pleasant as crowds grow with each performance.
Miss Bertha Wick and Winnifred Hughes depart for an outing in Estes Park spending half a day in the foothills. The train to Bellevue and Greeley waterworks leaves at 1 45 with Tribune tickets priced at one dollar.
Miss Ethelwyn Fezer leaves tomorrow to join her father and sisters at a cottage on the Poudre. She will stay about three weeks and return with the party.
Mrs Margaret Howe, sister of J N Gibson, arrives with cousins Mrs Rachael Dixon and Mrs Rachael Rose from Pennsylvania for a weekend visit with the Gibson family.
T. F. Boyle travels the Platte valley in the eastern state noting the wheat harvest has begun and the crop is thriving with no rust detected across the fields.
Firefighters were called Saturday afternoon to extinguish a blaze in the yard of Bartlett Lumber Co. A company automobile caught fire when a gasoline can spilled. H. A. Rose suffered severe burns attempting to remove the burning container. The blaze ended before firemen arrived and caused only car damage.
The District Court opened today with Judge Shattuck on the bench after a July 1 to July 20 recess. Juror J. A. Winegar has died since the last assembly. The day included roll call and motions. The E. Wylie case will resume later this week. Jurors were excused and ordered to reconvene Wednesday.
A catalog-style notice highlights electric and salt baths, vibrators, and a range of up-to-date therapeutics and appliances. The listing emphasizes modern devices for personal health and wellness.
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