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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
3
A jumble of wants and ads for sale and rental real estate, rooms, and services. Listings include a brick cottage for sale near Greeley with irrigation water, several rental rooms in Greeley, and various notices for misplaced items and job seekers. Also notes for trades and household items plus a lost and found entry.
Market notes show wheat and barley values with hay prices across Upland and Felice areas. Alfalfa prices range near 16 to 20 dollars per hundredweight amid regional supply shifts and demand signals.
Short notices list residents relocating and traveling to Denver Cheyenne Pueblo and other towns. Names include Mrs E J Gordon Luella Sale Luella Phillips Chas Bliss Sterling and Fred Girardot with family visits and summer trips. Businesses advertise paint wood hardware and repairing services in the area.
City briefs list local merchants in Greeley offering jewelry, cameras, furniture, and home appliances. Visitors from Milliken include Mrs. Parsons and Mr. Homer with weekend shopping and outings. Fezer’s drug store advertises Eastman and camera supplies. First Presbyterian hosts a ice cream social Tuesday evening.
Joseph Kille arrives from Englewood and plans to spend the summer on the Kille farm near the city and attend the Normal school this winter. Rev and Mrs D P Forward travel to Pueblo for the State Sunday school convention opening tonight with a reception. A gas office cook sale by Mrs Bunker’s twenty of Congregational church yields a neat sum. Greeley delegates Irene Matson Green Luna Smith Lola Taylor Almond will attend the Pueblo Sunday school convention beginning tomorrow.
Miss Nellie Bruce returns to Denver after a short visit with Mrs. J Buchanan. Plenty of electric fans will keep dancers comfortable at Canfield hall Saturday night.
Miss Mabel Schamp was an outgoing passenger bound for Denver on Sunday to visit relatives for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Linberg and family were among the Greeleyites who spent Sunday in Eaton.
Miss Mary Crawford returns to Leadville after completing a year of study at the Teachers College.
Mrs Anna H. Johnson and her daughters returned to their Sterling residence this morning after a short sojourn in Greeley.
Mrs Harry Brownley, after a pleasant visit with her mother in Loveland, returned to her home in Sligo this morning.
One of Lynn Grove cemetery's largest monuments has been completed and erected in memory of the late Mary C. Hill. The work was done by Domke & Campbell of the Greeley Monumental Works, a firm famed for high class memorials.
The New Orpheum presents A Trooper's Heart a love and war drama with a dramatic cavalry rescue. Two Girls in Love With Foolshead a clever comedy. The Harvest rounds out three features plus a regular musical program for tonight and Tuesday night at the New Orpheum Theatre.
F S Rexford of Kansas City Missouri reports a severe cold that settled in his back and kidneys and caused great pain. After using two bottles of Foley Kidney Pills, he says they have done him a world of good and credit the remedy. Clark Faulkner Drug Co handles the product.
The Children Day program at the Methodist church drew a good crowd yesterday and the young participants earned praise for their efforts. The girls choir performed, including a piece by Rev. Chase and his daughter Winnifred. A Sunday school picnic is planned for June 22 at Wiley's Grove.
Spend a day in the mountains with a Denver to Laramie to Moffat excursion next Sunday. Tickets 2.50 to Tolland and back, plus 1.50 for the continental divide summit. Train leaves Greeley at 6:45 a.m.
Esther Johnson joins others leaving for Bracewell to visit a week with Mrs. Larson. Robert Martin expects a summer stay in Greeley with his parents Mr. and Mrs. William Martin of Detroit. Dr. Amanda N. Hamilton returns to Greeley after a weekend in Goodrich visiting sister Mrs. Warren Coontz.
Mrs. Imogene Hallett and La Verna Bracewell led city delegates from the Nazarene church as they left for the State Sunday School convention in Pueblo this morning.
Mrs. Fred Wall travels to West Brook Minnesota with her two sons and a little daughter to spend the summer visiting Mr. Wall who works in the building and contracting business.
Mrs. Henry Plummer hosted a Sunday dinner for four at the 8. S. W. ranch to bid farewell to Mr. Fred Fagan who departed for Idaho today. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fagan and Mr. and Mrs. Beggs.
A customer fare offer states $2.50 buys a round trip to Tolland on the Moffat road via the Denver Laramie line next Sunday with a $1.59 add on to Corona. Return the same evening ensuring a good night’s sleep.
Get into the mountains next Sunday June 18 with a low fare of 2.50 for a round trip to Tolland. The trip uses the Moffat road with no car changes. Trains depart from the Laramie depot and from Greeley.
An assortment of home appliances includes Dolphin hoses Alaska refrigerators and Wonder freezers with quick meal gas stoves. McCutcheon Hardware O. lists these items among a broader catalog of household goods for sale.
J C Hubbard of LaSalle Colorado forbids any person to extend credit on his account without a written order after June 5 1911. The notice serves as a formal credit restriction and directs creditors to honor the instruction immediately.
Practice limited to eye ear nose and throat services during office hours at Bic 12 a.m. to 2teS5.m. Harvard Building opposite Sterling Building.
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