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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
2
Ovid Plumb reflects on humanity as a fragile, brutish species within a vast universe. He argues humans dwarf the earth in scale, challenges beliefs about gods, and laments narrow national identities amid a sense of cosmic insignificance.
Special to the Daily Tribune Mandeville La June 7 A freight wharf broke from its moorings as a crowd waited to board a steamer. Ropes gave way and several hundred toppled into the water with at least seventeen drowned.
Was Going Fast Jesse Nusbaum of Las Vegas New Mexico is ordered into court for speeding on a motorcycle. A hearing is set for this evening.
Transfers include John Stadel to W J Farr and Emma C Farr for NW 3 7 65, $1. Emma C Farr to John Stadel for NW 3 7 65, $7500. Sanborn & Houston to Weld Realty Co for EM Blk 14 Second Add Cranford, $3750. Weld Realty Co for W D $2250. Stone to Patton NE SW 14 5 65. Kimbley to William H Smith for Right of way Seepege Ditch across SW 28 5 66, $1. Darnell to Alonzo D Bennett Lots 45-46 Bik 8 Arlington Heights, $600. Beer to Katie Beer W D 4 Bik 34 Und of 850 ft Lot 1 and E 20 ft Lot 2 Blk 37 Greeley, $5500.
Louis Myers a former cashier of Elm Creek Nebraska bank visited LaSalle Thursday. W J Budyn mine owner in Beebe Draw neighborhood visits Missouri. Mrs J M Kinsinger and Miss Deleen hosted a six oclock dinner for Miss Rose Wille with lawn service and Merits. Mr and Mrs BE Alexander went to Denver Thursday morning. Mrs Earl Aldridge returned to Denver after a short visit. Mr and Mrs Walter Fortune and baby visiting Tom Robinson since Thursday. Mr and Mrs Frank Mapes of Gilcrest were guests at J C Hubbard ranch Sunday. Bertha McMillan has been quite sick this week.
Frank Briggs and son Carl of Denver visit Mr. and Mrs. George Briggs of Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hahn return home from Denver after a few days there. Philip Bartz buys property near Hess bakery to build a plumber shop. Dr. and Mrs. Beaver of Iowa visit their daughter Mrs. A H Bangham and plan to go to Beattie Washington. Mrs. Frank Yancey and daughter Margaret return to Hardin from time with sister Mrs J Sawyer. George Clark and wife welcome a baby boy born Sunday morning.
Charles M. McNeil, a Colorado financier and copper expert, stands to gain millions from the Cheno and another Sinver City property. The stock moved from five to eight dollars at the New York Exchange as markets react to Copper interests.
Samuel Camfield aged 65 and Mrs. Wila Boyce aged 26, both of Greeley, obtained a marriage license. Mrs. J A Bailey, visiting daughters Mesdames G Andrews and L L Stonebraker, returned to Redfield Louisiana. Judge Carrigues returned from Boulder, and Herbert Caywood of Pierce was in Greeley on business.
In a June 4 1909 letter from Mrs J S Prettyman to the Greeley Tribune she denies censuring the Prettyman children for walking the streets with diphtheria and explains they were treated by a doctor. The Tribune says no blame attaches to Mrs Prettyman and faults the doctor for failing to notify the health officer.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will hold its monthly business meeting and social tomorrow evening at the manse 1108 Highth Avenue. If weather permits the lawn will be used for games and music. Refreshments will be served, admission is free, and all friends are invited.
The courty commissioners opened their monthly session and ratified the inclusion act for the Denver Greeley Valley Irrigation District, expanding the district to nearly double its original acreage. Tribune ads bring results.
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