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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
3
Recruiting officer at Lonenae Street Denver Colorado advertises able bodied citizens to learn per the Factifamptange. May money on very favorable farms. Also offers loans on city property. Contact Grekenbeek and Peery for details.
Weld County notes show Mrs. R. O. Haney hosting the Ladies' Aid yesterday. Harry H. Kaywin and family moved to Denver, with Mrs. Kaywin visiting Livermore. Miss Myra Briggs returned from Loveland and Miss Katy Ross accompanied her. An American Underwriters representative from Chicago is making map corrections for new buildings and improvements.
Mrs. F Alden and daughter Bernice visit Greeley while Miss Isa Biggs and mother relocate for summer. Berthold Keown of Champaign and Otis Miller of Denver guests at Blair home. Bernell Miller and wife from Sparta Ill vacationing in Gill. Elizabeth Blair returns from Denver to attend summer Teachers College session. John F Carlson visiting Leadville. Mrs Mamie Thompson visits Miss Anna Chaffin. Mr and Mrs Fred Day at their Masters ranch. F W Syle heads to Omaha for property matters. Mrs Jule Gabbet visits Ed Daugherty. William E Day rides westbound. Floyd Ball of Fort Collins summers with Maxwell Smylie.
Mrs. M. L. Lawrence departed Thursday for Spring Valley Wisconsin after visiting her sisters Mrs. T. J. Piper and Mrs. D. A. Paris. Green is now worth five cents per pound more than when the carload was bought, with no price advance at Fezer's drug store. W. W. Lorimer arrived from Denver and visited Briggsdale on land business with J. Matthews of Denver.
The renov ating crew of Colorado Milling and Elevator company began white washing the mill today. A full cycle will cover the northern county mills to clean bins ahead of the wheat season.
The nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Wagner of Beebe Draw died this morning from diphtheria. Private interment will follow.
Miss Daisy Thompson Loveland Miss Neilie Minnis Sugar City Miss Maggie Oleson Littleton Miss Ida Brown Moscow Miss Vivian BE Jenkins Blanca Missess Grace Bowers and Susan Moss Snyder Okla Miss Bird Quail Little Rock Ark
Mrs Louis Orr of Boulder visiting her sisters Mrs Hodgen and Mrs Orr, traveled to LaSalle for a visit with friends. J K Mullen general manager and E M Ryan traveling auditor of Colorado Milling and Elevator company were in Greeley on business this week.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as penetrating hair roots to grow luxuriant and beautiful hair. The product is endorsed by Gilbert Bros and promoted with a cartoon girl and price of 50 cents. Mrs. Robert Wright, visiting Merino, is sister of Chauncey Courtright who died in California. burial planned in Greeley.
W. M. Robbins, manager for the Monte Cristo Rubber Plantation in Montecristo Tabasco, stops at the Marlborough en route to his Wisconsin home. He reports no war trouble in that region and praises a fine property owned by Greeley people.
Max Bickel escaped serious injury after a severe fall from his wheel on Eighteenth Street while returning home from work. He struck rough road, was thrown from his wheel, but suffered no serious injuries.
Mr and Mrs H D Parker and son Elwin left for Virginia Dale on the Poudre where Prof Bishop runs a model dairy. They will inspect the dairy and return to Greeley in a few days. Next Thursday they plan to depart again for Estes Park for the summer.
Miss Ada Brush reports her health prevents joining Prof. A. Gideon and his party on the trip abroad. She left Greeley last week and planned to meet the group in New York, but physicians now advise against the journey.
The Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company will hold its regular annual meeting at the company office in Lucerne at 2 p m on Saturday June 29 1912. The session will elect trustees and address other business as needed. Arthur Leaver secretary H N Bickling president.
There is a closing out sale beginning Friday June 14 at Miss Floyds in Condon's Store with elevator access noted. A Sugar Factory Meeting in Weld county invites all interested to a M B A half Saturday at 2 pm, asking attendance from supporters and opponents.
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