Grocery Ad Notes State Prices Paid
Short, unclear notice lists Wanted pegs and butter at the Q reen Grocery with rest prices paid. Details include 1420 Third Avenue and a phone number for Greegey 18.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
Short, unclear notice lists Wanted pegs and butter at the Q reen Grocery with rest prices paid. Details include 1420 Third Avenue and a phone number for Greegey 18.
May Robson, America's great comedienne, appears at the Greeley Opera House in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary adapted by Anne Warner. L. S. Sie manages a strong company with many prominent cast members. Robson, a noted character actress, plays Aunt Mary in one of her best roles. Warner's adaptation adds extra humor, based on a popular book that has made thousands laugh and boosted her fame.
Auction sale of personal property of the estate of Hannah J. Dawley, deceased, continued to Saturday, June 11, 1910, at 10 o'clock a m at Dunham's jewelry store in Corando building. Jewelry and silverware to be sold to highest bidder for cash. James Tuckerman, Executor. Greeley, Colorado, June 4, 1910.
Fort Lupton residents Mrs. R W Wallace and daughter Etta traveled to Denver for a visit. Mrs. Cecil Phillips and her sister from Grand Junction also went to Denver for a week. Pauline Ladd won a Colorado Springs contest earning a trip to California. Mr and Mrs D Holliday of Liebe Texas returned home after visiting Mrs Matlock. Holliday sought land for a stock ranch and planned to invest between 16000 and 18000 dollars.
Pierce citizens report visits from Jesse Ogden and family at Badger Retreat ranch and a pneumonia scare for Pierce H G O Lindsay. Fern Meyers to teach at Milliken intermediate grade, Dr Scott from Boulder in town, and W E Parker of Ault traveling to catch the 2 52 to Denver. Mrs J Z Stocking entertained ladies for dinner. Miss Von Gorder from Lucerne attended Thistle Down club dance. Phyllis Bonehr visiting Emily Watson then Glen Elk resort. School closes next week under Prof Byron Reed. Olive Branch beats Pierce 8 7 in baseball. Pioneer day plans in Greeley Friday. Mrs A J Stocking’s new home under construction. George Gaylor and family settled on West Main.
Windsor notes report Isabine Cooper left for New Mexico to join brother Robert Cooper, Fred Wilson departed for Emmetda to take a blacksmith position, Laura Johnson from Berthoud returned home after visiting sister Mrs. Guy Hunter, Mrs. C. J. Sawyer visited Fort Collins, Dc. F. Chipman visited Greeley, and Dr. Rosetta Shortridge opened an osteopathic office in Windsor.
Mrs. Ray Watson died Monday May 30 at her father J H Terry's home in Platteville after years of illness from tuberculosis. Born April 15 1889 in Martin County Indiana she moved to Platteville three years ago for health reasons. Funeral service was held at the Methodist church with Rev Large officiating and burial followed in Platteville cemetery.
Miss Lillian V Mueller will conduct a summer session in vocal music at her studio 824 Ninth Street beginning in July and lasting eight weeks. Terms and further particulars will be announced.
A Weld County abstract and investment list details numerous June 1910 real estate transfers. Names include R. M. Benton, W. D. Adams, Frank N. Briggs, Mary Q. Smith, and others with conveyances in Milliken, Platteville, Greeley and surrounding areas. Also notes Model Mills available hay, grain and feed at low retail prices.
Windsor water department cuts off lawn sprinkling for 18 hours to conserve the reservoir. Work on the alternate filter bed continues in forced time. Superintendent Nolin will deploy a large night crew to commission both filters once ready.
The Model Mills advertises guaranteed weights and grades for hay grain and feed stuffs and invites inquiries by phone.
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