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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
3
Greeley Tribune listings show sales and trades for houses and land, rent offers for a five room apartment, modern rooms for housekeeping, and a range of storefront and service ads. Notices include visitors from Nunn Windsor and Denver, shop promotions, and seasonal goods from local merchants.
Dr Amanda N Hamilton and her spouse arrange a brief stay with her brother and sister in law at Koko mo Indiana. The party plans a trip to Estes Park next week for an extended excursion.
Train leaves Greeley at 6 45 for a Denver Lara mie Moffat road trip with a snowball dinner promised. Miss Mary Kendall returns home to spend her vacation after teaching in New York the past year.
Miss Margie Watson, who has been studying at a Colorado college all winter, left for San Diego California this morning to spend the summer with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Givens with children said farewell to many friends as they departed for Colorado Springs to establish a new home. Miss Eddy rode the Ft. Collins train yesterday after visiting the northeastern region to review land interests.
The G. D. Home Book Store advertises guaranteed color duplex wallpaper at 5e per double roll.
A local club invites swimmers to a nickel pool event at the Natatorium Saturday at 8 o clock. RBOYS promise a dollar’s worth of nickels as prizes, aiming to attract families and young swimmers to the public pool gathering.
The many friends of Mrs Mabel Neely will be pleased to learn she is recovering rapidly from her illness and expects soon to return to her home in Greeley.
A fare of 2.50 covers your trip to Tolland and return on the Moffat road via the Denver Laramie line next Sunday. An extra 1.50 buys a line to Corona. Return by evening for a good night's sleep.
Miss Stubbs and Miss Thomas travel to Fort Collins to stay through summer school. Mrs A F Johnson visits Denver for business matters. Friends of Henry Couture report that he is recovering well from a recent illness.
Bargains on small size oxfords highlight Park Mdse Co offers with $3.00 and $3.50 values selling at 98 cents. Limited stock and quick sale expected.
Mr and Mrs A J Hikman travel to Fort Collins to visit Mr and Mrs J H Munarake. Rev Bishop Quakle of Oklahoma City to speak at the Methodist church Saturday evening on Shylock and David. Tickets on sale from the Tribune or Denver-Laramie agents. Moffat Road excursion planned for Sunday.
Mr and Mrs O M Wilson arrived back home after a two month journey through California Nevada and Colorado visiting relatives. They reported a pleasant trip and thanked friends for hospitality along the way.
A large shipment of room end prints arrives at the Golden Rale store. Friday and Saturday sales will price prints at 2 percent cost and 8 percent over cost per yard.
Oxfords priced at 3.00 to 3.50 per pair are reduced to 98 cents for a limited time at Park Mdse Co. The sale emphasizes small sizes and runs Friday and Saturday.
The Presbyterian church of La Salle will hold an ice cream and strawberry social in McCutcheon hall on Tuesday evening June 20. A musical program will be given. Ice and strawberries cost 10 cents.
Marion Cooksie rode through town today between trains on his way home from Boise Idaho where he has spent the winter. He lauded Idaho but said Colorado is better and was glad to be back to breathe Colorado air enjoy its scenery and greet Colorado people with a hearty handshake.
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