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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
3
Local notes report Thuriby as a jewelers hub with ads for best silverware and job work. Social visits include Miss Ella Caldwell in Eaton and Mr and Mrs Alfred Newbury from Denver visiting Greeley friends. Friday–Wednesday sale prep at Demorest store signals upcoming Big or Sale events.
Miss Josephine Cummings traveled to Windsor on Saturday to arrange a boarding place. She aims to win again, continuing her teaching position in Windsor.
A. T. Bresnahan visited Windsor on Sunday with his family who reside there. They spent the day with relatives in Windsor.
Mr and Mrs A J Park and family depart tomorrow for their summer home at Rockhurst on the Powdre where they will stay for three or four weeks through the season.
Miss Lydia Ennis returned to Denver today after a two week visit with Miss Bessie Blair. Mrs J H Herrick came from Denver for a visit with her mother Mrs David Pattee. BR Pattee went to Fort Collins visiting his son Carl. Mrs George Keller went to Denver for a short visit with Miss Ora Neel who has been ill. Clarence Abbott went to Denver this morning for wedding invitations and announcements at the Tribune office. C B Short of Goodman Neill's store ill in hospital with typhoid fever. Santhorp & Houston. Tribune want ads do the business. Thurnby for dismonds and loans.
J. B. Nelson his wife and baby from Seattle are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meyers for several days. They return from an extended eastern trip including Boston and New York. Nelson is Mrs. Meyers’ brother.
Local notes report Annie Conroy hired as cashier at A J Park’s store. Walter Starbird returns from South Park cattle ranch. Miss Louise Gieselman leaves for Macon Missouri after month with Will iam Burkhart. Tom Smith and family arrive to settle in Greeley. he is a carpenter.
Mrs. A Shelburn departed for Alma Nebraska on Saturday afternoon after a three week stay with the S L Spurgin family in town.
Mrs Minnie Arthur of Cheyenne visited her daughter Mrs Henry Luther for several days last week and left Saturday for Denver. She returned to Cheyenne Sunday. Mrs Ella Whitaker will arrive this week from Leavenworth Kansas to visit her sister Mrs Scott Bullard and will then go to Fort Collins to visit her daughter.
Dr. W. O. Wright visited LaSalle on Saturday evening to confer with Dr. Warren about the perilous illness of the Bentley couple’s young daughter.
Miss Katie Graham of Pierce was the guest of Mrs John Graham several days last week. Saturday evening Mrs Graham and the baby accompanied Miss Katie home to visit a few days.
Misses Etta and Minnie Dodds of Aurora Nebraska are visiting their cousin Mrs. George B. Trout after spending a month in Colorado and stopping in Aurora on their way home.
Mrs. Mattie Hoke of Hutchinson Kansas traveled to Colorado Springs this morning after visiting locals. Her sister-in-law, Mr. A C Morris, accompanied her to Denver and will stay a few days there.
Rev. R. J. Hunter of First Presbyterian leaves this morning for Calgary Canada with a U road trip via Seattle and Vancouver. He will be away through August.
W C Wilson and his wife traveled two weeks visiting Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs and Colorado Springs. Mrs Wilson stayed in Colorado Springs for a few days visiting her sister.
Windsor lumberman Mr. Osterhout and his wife attended the chautauqua on Friday. Their cousin Miss Katie Osterhont of La Animas, who has been at the summer school, joined them for a week in Windsor.
Miss Mary Towne, teaching in Denver, visits Mrs. Mary Bliss and Miss Florence at Camp Minnehaha on the chautauqua grounds. She expects her father from Illinois soon and they will spend a few weeks in the mountains.
Mrs Ed Huffsmith and her daughter travel to Fort Collins for a several days visit with her sister. Mrs Huffsmiths mother Mrs W J Reeman of Loveland accompanies them and will visit before returning to Loveland.
Mr andora F W Markham and three daughters Ruth Florence and Helen of St Louis were on Greeley Saturday en route for Windsor to visit relatives. A party from Windsor met them. The Markhams and the daughters had spent two weeks at Colorado Springs.
Farm loan man McClenahan plus Thurnby diamonds are listed alongside notices of Sanborn and Houston and Engraved calling cards at the Tribune. Various social visits: Mrs James Rayburn and Miss Delta Jones in Greeley. Norma Harrington visiting Eaton. Ada Ross leaving Canon City. Shailer Mathews guests Rev Forward. Wolfe sells Saturday Evening Post and handles mail orders for Ladies Home Journal.
Nelson Demorest spent last week in Boston and is now in New York City. He travels for business and pleasure and plans to stay away for several weeks.
S. EB. Croll, after two months visiting his brother H. H. Croll and family, left Sunday for Buffalo New York. He enjoyed Colorado and hopes to return.
Miss Iva McMillan arrived back Saturday from Sterling Kansas where her brother Matthew McMillan was among Cooper's College graduating class this year. She has since been visiting friends and relatives in the area.
Individuals from Brush Windsor and Baton attended the Sunday chautauqua. Gus Deffke and Miss Elsie Deffke joined the event along with Mrs. H. C. Cooper and Miss Eunice Cushman. A. C. Adams and E. G. Steele were also present.
John Crewel an 18 year old youth was arrested Sunday afternoon by Assistant Marshal Will Ahrens charged with stealing two bicycles. He admitted stealing the wheels and selling them. The wheels led to the trace of the alleged theft.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Langan and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tone of Des Moines IA visit Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Bartlett in Greeley. The party plans an Estes Park stay followed by Yellowstone tour then return to Des Moines via St. Paul.
Gus Murray, convicted as an accomplice in the W. H. Davis murder at Johnstown, is seeking clemency. He has obtained signatures from several jurors who helped convict him and from Ford of the court officials.
Raymond Ward, 11, son of Mr and Mrs C H Ward, has regained consciousness and appears to have a fighting chance after an accident on the Fourth of July. He does not recall the incident or the 20 days since, though he has previously woken briefly to ask about Fourth of July ice cream.
A special coach of Sterling residents travels north to Cherokee Park Colorado via Cheyenne and Tie Siding Wyoming. The annual outing boards at Campton's and stays two to four days with many participants joining from framing.
The mule flourishes on Sabbath as on other days. Mr Elmore of BE 11th street was kicked causing severe injuries. No bones broken but internal injuries feared serious.
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