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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
5
Mrs William Peterson of Ault was in Greeley Monday according to a brief social notice. The item records her visit without additional context or events.
Edward Rowland leaves for Red Cliff Colorado to spend the summer. Steven Hyde heads to Red Bend Kane for the season. Notices include wedding rings at Dunham's Coronado block and various local social updates.
Mrs P C Kildall and Mrs W Newell of Severance visit Greeley. Lafayette Ryan of Evans buys Greeley Shoe Company stock. Dr J G Hughes and Dr C A Ringle return from Steamboat Springs outing. Born Sunday June 13 to Mr and Mrs Fred B Johnson a daughter. A E Dubber attends Union Sunday School convention in Denver. Mr and Mrs M T Orr of Bloomington Ill guests of Mr and Mrs George Bedford, then depart for Denver. Mrs W W Harmer and children go to McConnelsville Ohio to visit former home. Ford home hosts a five Ford brothers reunion including R E Ford of Rocky Ford A D Ford of Denver James Ford of Ottervin Ind and S C Ford of Fowler. R E Ford leaves yesterday. wife leaves today for home.
The Greeley and Denver Railroad Company requests city council approval to extend electric railroad tracks along Eighth and Eleventh Streets and a portion of Fourteenth Avenue in Greeley Weld County. The application, dated June 3 1910, seeks passage of an ordinance granting the franchise for passenger service with terms tied to Ordinance No 177 of March 31 1908.
Miss J Sharmer of Sidney Neb was in Greeley Monday on her way home from Fort Collins. Grace Wilson will return Thursday from Colorado Springs and spend the summer with her parents. Mrs Mary Miller of New Mexico and Mrs Irene Zimmerman of Indiana left for New Mexico after visiting in Greeley. Brick masons and carpenters are busy at Ramsay's, stock reducing sale prices. William B K Thomas and Agnes Winegan of Greeley were granted a marriage license in Denver.
Insure with H. C. Knight, Miss Francis Tandy of Carbondale visits friends in Greeley. Frank Baker and Charles Stark depart for Estes Park outing. Miss Helen Phillips travels to Denver. Mrs. John Hoise returns from Denver with friend Miss Joy Bukter visiting from Idaho.
In Kersey Colorado the town hopes to persuade W F Murphy to reconsider withdrawing his offer on a water and electric franchise. Murphy is expected in town next week as attorneys dispute the need for separate franchise filings for water and electric plants.
Miss Grace Curtis, soon to wed Charles Wilson of Denver, was surprised by friends with a kitchen shower at her home. Gifts for the new home were given as refreshments were served by Mrs. Curtis and the guests enjoyed the evening. Ernest Lofgren and family returned from Holly to resettle in Greeley after previously living in Greely and then Holly. Dr. W. W. Harmer departed for Zanesville Ohio this morning. Miss Helen Hart traveled to Windsor.
A London publican refuses change for a five pound note when a late night customer buys whisky. The next day the man returns four sovereigns and asks for his five pound note. A cash girl instantly sees the correct outcome, challenging others to test their eye for cash in five seconds.
In South African Memories Lady Sarah Wilson recalls Victoria Falls as a scene of wild wonder. She details standing on a polar verge of the river, the spray beating on face and clothes, and the horseshoe width seen through green trees. She notes the unending rainbow and eternal beauty of the sight.
The Tribune reports a worker titled Job Man is on duty from daylight to darkness. Call him for assignments or job needs as the notice suggests the role is active today.
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