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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
3
Inquire by phone at Greeley 693 for details on a housing inquiry. The fragment references a single house sale or inquiry with contact through the Greeley exchange.
Greeley daily highlights feature Mrs J E Welsh and Mrs J H Soto visiting, outreach to families in Eaton and Evans, along with travel plans of J B Patton and Miss Beasie Bliss. Businesses listed include Glazier jeweler Pollock Dunn funeral, Masters lumber, and tent shop. A new Trinity church altar and chancel remodel are noted.
Local notes report Twist Moves trunks and a new bargain counter at Alexander's. Various social visits, arrivals, and departures from Denver, Kansas City, Eaton, LaSalle, and Greeley noted along with train schedule changes on Union Pacific. Sunday dinners and church events listed.
Special to the Daily Tribune reports June Grant Mashburn and his wife tussled over a revolver this morning. The weapon discharged, Mashburn was gravely wounded with a bullet in the chest just below the neck. He said to doctors his wife attempted to seize the gun during a temporary insanity episode and the discharge was accidental.
The Eaton band boys performed a Friday night concert at Odd Fellows hall with orchestral pieces and a reading by Mrs. J Carlson. Proceeds will be used to purchase new uniforms for the band.
Real estate transfers listed with multiple parties including Steele to Ida R Smith and Barnes family to Barnes Gray and Barnes, Meek to Dukes, Raiser to Hitt, Raley to McDonald, and deals involving The Porter Creek Irrigation Co. plus Hudson Land Co. and severance land sale to Von Trotha Brothers. Card of Thanks notes sympathy for family loss. Severance Realty sold 180 acres for 22500 dollars west of Severance.
Morning service features Miss Nichols in a requested solo. Vesper service omits the sermon and replaces it with musical numbers led by Jerome Igo and the choir, a duet by Misses Asmus and Nichols, and a solo by Miss Snod dy.
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