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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
4
Classified snippets include horse for sale and trade requests, European party plans, soap and poultry supplements ads, local visits by residents, film finishing services, typewriter offers, travel for summer school, and local moves of families and individuals. Notable names include G. S. Marsh Albion Hotel H. L. Gideon and J. A. Taylor.
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph announces a new telephone directory going to press on June 8 1912. All additions and changes must be in the office by that date. Ten days written notice required for all moving orders. H Oroll District Manager.
Various short notices list shopping deals travel plans and social visits in Greeley Colorado including remarks on purchases from Fischer's Extracts and Lincoln Climatic Paint deliveries by Clayton's. Names mentioned include Miss Dorothy Bailey Stephen Mead Mrs. Gault Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman and others with multiple trips to Denver and excursions to the mountains.
W H Parry of Colorado Springs traveled to Greeley on Sunday to visit his daughter Mrs C H English who is ill with typhoid fever. Mrs English is improving but remains unable to receive callers.
Mrs. F A Pierce leaves Monday for Fort Dodge Iowa to establish a temporary home. Mr Pierce went several weeks ago and the couple plan to live there about two years before returning to Greeley.
H T Sutherland left Monday for Sterling to be with his daughter Miss Clara Sutherland who underwent an appendectomy at a Greeley hospital last week. Miss Clara is recovering well and her aunt Miss Belle Harris of Sterling accompanies her.
Miss Dorothy Smith of Brigge dale was in Greeley Monday en route to Denver where she will meet her mother Mrs H W Smith and sister Miss Marie Smith. Ming Marie graduated this year from the Bethany Conservatory of Music at Lindsborg Kaw. Miss Dorothy also attended the conservatory and returned a few weeks ago.
Miss Jessie Mosher returned from Chicago where she had taught the past year. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mosher and Jessie traveled to Boulder for the State university exercises. Jack Mosher is among this year’s graduates.
Mrs. W. H. Snyder and her daughter Miss Ruth of Norfolk Nebraska visited Greeley on Monday. They stayed at Briggsdale where Mr. Snyder runs a large ranch and will remain to oversee it this summer. The family will then spend the summer in Los Angeles California. They left Greeley Monday evening for the western coast.
H B E Hogue of Eaton and J B Leavy of Chicago visit Greeley on business. Dr J E Dungan moves office to 818% Tenth Street. Cabbage plants offered by Wilson Turner. Various residents and visitors from Eaton Windsor Platteville Miss Greeley Denver Purcell Mystic Folk noted with brief travel.
Mr and Mrs Rockwell and their son extended a stay after a brief trip to Sterling. Gilbert Bros offer Miona Stomach Tablets with a money back guarantee if they do not relieve indigestion or stomach distress. price sixty cents.
Miss Emma Timmerman, a nine month attendee of the local Business College, departed today for Colorado Springs to visit before returning to her home in El Reno Oklahoma.
Mr and Mrs D Hawkes have returned from Boulder Sanitarium after several weeks. Mrs Hawkes shows health improvement while Mr Hawkes remains in unchanged condition. Mrs E W Langtry also returns from a brief Denver stay with her daughter Mrs Frank Newman’s family.
Miss Laura Cameron attended Eaton today for the County Sunday school convention where she was on the program to present a paper on Home Department and the Cradle Roll of the Sunday School.
Smith Thompson visited Greeley Thursday while Mrs. Katherine Lovering stayed with Mrs. Mackey this week. W E Day did business in Denver. Milton Carlson returned from the university to spend summer. Andrew and Minnie Mackey attended their East Denver High School class reunion at the Metropole hotel Friday evening. Maxwell Smylie is home for summer from Ft. Collins Agricultural College. Fr B J Froegel of Brighton visited Masters Thursday. Services were held in the hall. Miss Morrow of Denver has been a guest of the Fergusons this past week.
On June 4 Evans faced 15 days in jail or a $25 fine after being charged with running a disorderly house. Becker opted for jail after a trial before Judge Tregonning. Tribune reports the sale or purchase of nearly anything in the want ad.
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