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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
3
Miller, fteh a ave. Phone Pols. aA TABLE "AND ee, "inquire . sal
Miss Helen Kelsey from Fort Lupton visits Greeley. Mrs. T. J. Jacobs and son Glenn depart for Cincinnati for six weeks. Miss Norma Scott travels to Denver to visit Chester Scott, his wife, and Aunt Louise Revelle. Ads promote Fischer products, United States Cream Separator, Sherwin Williams Paris Green, and Bible school invites. For rent available six room modern house near Normal.
A mixed collection of local notices and sightings lists residents visiting Greeley and nearby towns. It mentions Fischer's Baking powder satisfaction, people like B F Johnson and Will Wilson in Greeley on business, Donna Johnson and Mamie Heathhel visiting, and services from Clayton's, Greeley 921 transfers, and H E Badger pumps and motors.
Hansen's greenhouse offers geraniums at 30c per dozen and 50c per dozen for other varieties, tomato plants at 10c per dozen. Bartholomews travel to Denver. a six room modern house for sale with furniture is offered for sacrifice as they leave town. Miss Lena Collins teaches Ottumwa Ind and visits sister Miss Jeanette Collins from Barnesville. Bible school at the Christian church tomorrow offers an American pin flag souvenir with children’s promotion exercises.
O. R. McArthur & Co. became the first Weld County firm to purchase a carload of paris green. The company has shipped five carloads of the chemical during the past two years.
Mr and Mrs G A Murphy of Muskogee Oklahoma arrived for a short visit with Mr and Mrs O O Russell. Mr Murphy is Mrs Russell s brother.
Northwestern Mutual Life advertises life insurance with Crone as the contact person offering home service and guidance to potential clients seeking coverage.
Mrs W A Taylor and her children departed today to reside in Los Angeles. They have resided in Greeley for some time.
D R Mc Arthur & Co announces exclusive agency status for this vicinity guaranteeing the best service and products.
Dr. C. B. Dyde leaves this afternoon for Rochester Minnesota to attend the Mayo Brothers clinic. He will then travel to Kingston Ontario to visit relatives and expects to be away about three weeks.
Merle Easterday, who has been attending the Agricultural College, is home for a few days visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Easterday. The notice seeks to reduce plant waste stock including horses cows hogs and sheep and offers removal free, with contact via phone Greeley 211 Free Toll.
F C Kd Greeley offers the Liberty Brush car for $450 with a demonstration at Greeley Motor Co. Mrs Alice Beckwith and grandson Laurence Clark return from Denver after attending Miss Ruth Clark's marriage. New L C Smith No 5 typewriter $85, Royal No 5 $75 with easy terms. Henry Candlin, Room 25 Bank Elk. Mrs L G Bly leaves for Davis Calif to visit her daughter and will tour San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego.
Mrs. S L Purdy returned to her Littleton home Friday after visiting her mother Mrs EB A Strong. Her brother Delmer Vail accompanied her home for a visit. The reference to Henry and Kodak finishing appears as casual local chatter.
The Tribune mentions Weld county items including H. E. Badger at 807 Seventh Street and Miss Lena Jackman a Greeley High School teacher visiting New York state relatives. Kodak film processing offered at Fezer's drug store. An endorsement notes gas water heaters as the most satisfactory economical option.
Mrs. C. A. Myer and guest Mrs. H. T. Hackley of Learna Illinois visited Eaton with young Mabel Crawford to see Mrs. Louis Reed for a morning visit. Henry Couture will develop and print Kodak pictures at Fezer’s.
J. Truby Cameron and J. M. Cameron depart Sunday for a motorcycle journey to the southern part of the state. They will attend the Epworth League state convention in Canon City this week.
Tra T. Walker is in Greeley en route to Fort Collins from Portland where he works at the Lumbermen's National Bank. He previously held a position in a Fort Collins bank and plans to go east before returning to the northwest.
W. C. W. invites participation on Sunday with a meeting at the hall at 1 o'clock to bring flowers for decorating more than 40 graves. Services follow at First Presbyterian Church at 2 o'clock, organized by the Manacers' Committer.
Mr and Mrs Stimson came down this morning for a visit with Mr and Mrs Fred Orman. Cabbage plants priced at 50 cents per thousand. Contact Wilson Turner at phone Greeley 37 and visit West Fifth Street in Greeley.
Miss Claribel Kendel a mathematics teacher at Boulder University visits Mr and Mrs W P Wasley at their home.
One thousand one invites join Christian Church Bible School tomorrow to welcome the children from the Christian Orphans Home of Denver. The event invites community participation and notes the home children visiting for the program.
Mrs. W. C. Long and Miss Katharine Long left Greeley for Gunnison to attend summer school. Mrs. Long will spend the summer in California and they plan to return to Greeley in the fall.
Mrs. H. H. Orendorff left this morning for her home in Galesburg Illinois after spending the winter in Greeley with her sister Mrs. Arthur Strong and returning last week with her mother Mrs. H. E. Maynard from Dallas Texas where they stayed six weeks.
William Mayher and D B Wyatt returned this morning from a trip to Lost Park in the interests of the Antero and Lost Park Reservoir company. Mayher reports ample water in the district after heavy rains swept the mountains yesterday.
E G Steele of Eaton has purchased the local lumber yard from H A Rowe. Steele previously operated a yard in Eaton and recently sold it. He also owns a yard in Galeton.
Miller Edwards Electric Ice Mfg Co shipped sixty two tons of electrical machinery to eastern Iowa for a large electric power plant installation at Columbus Junction. Mr Miller will travel east next Monday to supervise the project.
Robert Elder, mining engineer and metallurgist, finalizes departure to Korea next Monday to join an English mining company. He is a School of Mines graduate who spent the past year in Alaska with the coast and geological survey. Elder has been visiting his mother Mrs. E. E. Elder and his sister Miss Helen Elder in Greeley.
The Albany Hotel in Denver has undergone six months of improvements. A seven story fire proof addition on the Eighteenth street side rises to the sixth floor. The new ball room spans 60 feet in width from street to alley and will seat about 800 for banquets, rivaling El Jebel Temple.
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