Local Notes on Visiting Educators and School Staff
J W Hodgell disposes of Brush property and visits relatives near Greeley. S Miller to take vacation on Rare Route 5 visiting New Jersey. William Neuewanger home from Colorado College to Gipson to see parents. Ven Churchill teaches Gunnison summer term for Normal School. Lord Ogilvy in Greeley attends Guernsey dairy sile meeting. Alice Wilson Wyman School enrolled in Denver summer school. Wander department head Miss Wilson leads Geography at the College. Mrs Bertha Stone attends Teachers College and will teach next year at Columbus Montana. Prof Theo Fitz returns from Canon City where he taught at a teachers institute. Fre mont Cuter and Pueblo represented at the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Miller
New Jersey
William Neuewanger
Colorado College
Mrs. C. Neuswanger
Gipson
Alice Wilson
Wyman School
Denver
Wander
Wilson
Bertha Stone
Hazelton
Teachers’ College
Theo. Fitz
Teachers College
Canon City
Teachers’ Institute
Fremont Cuter
Pueblo
Doris Dickerson Expected Home From Eagle Wyoming
Miss Doris Dickerson returns to Ashton this week after completing the school year at Eagle Wyoming. She will teach next year in the district southeast of Severance while also taking work in the summer term of the Teachers’ College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Dickerson
Ashton
Eagle
Wyoming
Dickerson
Severance
Teachers’ College
First Roses of the Season Gladden Tribune Staff
The Tribune staff received a large bouquet of roses from Mrs. Scott Bullard and her garden. The bloom includes American beauties and pink June roses. Mr. Bullard notes last year’s count reached 6,000. this year the roses are so abundant they will not be counted. Visitors to 66 Seventh Street in Greeley stop by in summer for a view.
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Tribune
Scott Bullard
Bullard
Greeley Ander
Seventh Street
Young Patton Recovers At Home After Serious Injury
Eaton June 18 Rob ert Patton a 22 year old who broke his back three years ago and has been paralyzed from the hips down remains hopeful for recovery despite a recent return from a Denver hospital for kidney trouble. He was injured while riding a wagon of potatoes when his back was fractured and he was brushed off into a dugout doorway. He now propels himself in a wheeled chair and entertains neighbors with violin or mandolin and a string of political jokes.
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Eaton
Robert Atton
Denver
Patton
Local notices and shopping items from Greeley area
Races July 4 at Island Grove Driving Park. Louis B. Reed of Eaton in Greeley Monday. Crane's new Georgian box papers at Hobbs Book Shop. Mrs. L. M. Kingly of Fort Lupton visited Greeley. Lincoln Climatic Paint at low prices at Clayton's. Mrs. Herman Baab visiting Cheyenne. Mrs. M. Brooks and Miss Alta Miller went to Denver for a few days. See Hobbs Book Shop before loose leaf ledgers. Mrs. S. E. Robb visited Dent to see her daughter Mrs. Ray Walt. Picture framing and furniture repairing. J. T. Clough Furniture Co. Miss Zoe Moore went to Denver for mountain trip. Wm. Lodwick Osteopath offices 9 to 5. Treatment 1.00. Mrs. Byron Hunter left Sunday for east trip. Hobbs Book Shop full line of school supplies. Ed Offerle returned from Eldora guest of Raymond Wolfe. United States Cream Separator sold by D. R. McArthur & Co. Harry M. Thompson left for Kimball Neb for irrigation work.
Local Notices and Returning Delegations from Colorado
D. R. McArthur & Co. sell Sherwin-Williams Paris Green as exclusive agents in Greeley. T Gilbert and H Reynolds attend Steamboat Springs druggists convention. Minnie Rowley installs a gas range in E H Soper’s house. Mayher and Wyatt return from Denver after Antero and Lost Park Reservoir board meeting. Epworth League delegates Johnson Cameron Candlin Tack Wright return from Canon City. Couture offers Kodak development and printing. Jennie Patterson departs Fezer's drug store for Clarion Pa after two weeks in town. She has interests in Greeley and former residence here.
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Jennie Patterson
Clarion
City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Commerce Notes
A sequence of short items records visits by Mrs. Josephine Cheeseman and Mrs. N Danielson to Denver, residents from Windsor and Canon City, and travels of Miss Elizabeth Dickerson. Local businesses, educators, and sales notices appear along with upcoming events and summer plans in Greeley and nearby towns.
Local Notices and Classified Highlights from Greeley
Community updates include visits by Mr and Mrs H W Pyles to Denver and travels through Colorado, Miss Bertha Fuson returning from Topeka to teach in Weld County, and D R McArthur & Co first to receive carloads of Paris Green. Also urged are stock reduction offers and a five room cottage for rent with modern amenities in Greeley.
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Weld County
Paris Green
D. R. McArthur & Co
Hatch Family Visit and Mountain Snowfalls Reported
H. B. Hatch of Fort Collins visited Greeley with his son Bradford who will spend part of the summer with grandparents Mr and Mrs 8 N Jones. Heavy snows were reported in the mountains including the upper Poudre Estes Park and Eldora. Miss Clara Sutherland recovering from appendicitis at home in Sterling after a hospital stay and unable to attend commencement. John Watson of Eaton notes crop conditions and beet field labor shortages as Eaton children help weed and thin beets.
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H. B. Hatch
Fort Collins
Greeley
Bradford Hatch
Golden
Bradford
8. N. Jones
Estes Park
Eldora
Boulder
Clara Sutherland
Greeley Hospital
Sterling
Miss Sutherland
D. Buchanan
John Watson
Eaton
Mr. Watson
Mrs Pardee Failing. David Pardee Sends Update From Winfield
Mrs Pardee is failing rapidly at Winfield Kansas with no hope of recovery. Mr and Mrs Pardee formerly lived near Greeley and sold their Delta ranch ten years ago. She wished to visit relatives in Kansas before moving west to Oregon.
Mrs Cram and Henderson Relatives Arrive with Ashes
Mrs J Cram and her niece Mrs Fred Henderson arrived from Los Angeles on Monday. Henderson brought the ashes of her father J M Benedict for burial in Linn Grove cemetery. Benedict died in Los Angeles a few months ago. Benedict’s sisters by marriage are the late Mrs Charles Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cram
Fred Henderson
Los Angeles
United States Cream Separator Sets Skimming Record
The United States Cream Separator holds the world record for skimming. It is sold in Greeley by D. R. McArthur & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Greeley
D. R. McArthur & Co
Alumni Assembly Invites College Graduates for June 21
The Class of 1012 at Teachers College is invited to an Alumni Assembly Friday evening June 21 at 8 p.m. in the Main Building Chapel. A short brilliant program follows with social time. No expense. Husbands and wives of alumni invited. Cordially yours, the Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
New L C Smith No 5 Typewriter Sale
New L C Smith No 5 typewriter just from factory offered for 85 dollars. Royal No 5 model priced at 75 dollars. Easy terms available. Henry Candlin, Room 25, Bank Bldg.
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L. C. Smith
Royal
Eaay
Henry Candlin
Bank Bik
Local Graduates and Relatives Arrive for Summer in Greeley
Miss Murial Engleman and her sister Miss Elizabeth arrive in Greeley to spend the summer with their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Engleman. Murial taught at Porter Montana, Elizabeth worked at Elizabeth Barth hospital in Ventura California. Mabel Wilson returns from Colorado Springs after graduating from Colorado College and serving as Mi nerva society president. Marjory Watson also graduated this year. Myrth King of Greeley, top in third year college honors, leaves for Castade to attend the W C A conference.
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Murial Engleman
Elizabeth
Greeley
W. J. Engleman
Murial
Porter, Mont
Ventura
Calif
Elizabeth Barth Hospital
Mabel Wilson
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
Wilson
Minerva Society
Marjory Watson
Myrth King of
Episcopal Diocese Honors Canon Bonell at Denver Council
At the Denver Diocesan council Rev B W Bonell of Trinity church was named honorary canon of St John the Evangelist Cathedral. he gains a stall and status as a special preacher. Bishop Olmstead will ordain Charles H Brady to deacon in Trinity church on Sunday June 30 at 11 am in Greeley.
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Episcopal Church
Denver
B. W. Bonell
Trinity Church
St. John the Evangelist
Canon Bonell
Olmstead
Greeley
Charles H. Brady
Mrs Hunt and son return from WCTU convention visit
Mrs L V Hunt and her son Harold of Boulder returned home after visiting J A Alcorn, brother of Mrs Hunt, and after attending the WCTU convention. On returning she visited her sister Mrs Chipman of Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. W. H. McKinstry and Son of
Windsor
C. B. Hesford
Mrs WolfeVisits Miss Dunham Ahead Of Eldora Summer
Mrs C H Wolfe traveled from Eldora to Denver then plans to meet Miss Elizabeth Dunham of West Bend Wisconsin. The two former schoolmates will head to Eldora this evening and Miss Dunham will spend the summer there as Mrs Wolfe’s guest after 32 years of teaching.
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C. H. Wolfe
Eldora
Denver
Elizabeth Dunham
West Bend
Wis
Miss Dunham
Wolfe
Darley Speaks on Sugar Factory Plan at Kersey Meeting
Ward Darley attended the commercial club gathering in Kersey and spoke for two hours on the sugar factory proposal. He urged no single locality, but said the district can support at least three factories. The Kersey district has pledged up to 3500 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darley
Kersey Kersey
Ward Darley
Commercial Club
Kersey
LaSalle Committee Reviews Sugar Factory Financing
The LaSalle committee met to discuss funding for an independent sugar factory. W McMurray, appointed from the central committee at Greeley, conferred with the LaSalle group and they agreed the decision would rest with the central committee if Ward Darley’s contract is awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
Central Committee
Greeley
W. McMurray
la Salle
Ward Darley
Community club notice invites members to June 19 gathering
All members of the Modern Woodmen of America their wives and sweethearts and all members of Royal Neighbors and their escorts are invited to come to the I. C. O. F. hall Wednesday evening June 19 at 8 o'clock. Supper and entertainment. A. A. WOODBURY Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of America
I. C. O. F. Hall
A. A. Woodbury
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Cheyenne
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Wm. Lodwick Osteopath
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Hobbs’ Book Shop
Ed Offerle
Raymond Wolfe
Harry M. Thompson
Kimball, Neb
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Do. T. Gilbert
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D. B. Wyatt
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Robert Candlin
Leslie Tack
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Nelson, Neb
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Carlyle School
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St. Louis
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Illinois
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Muncie
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Mountain Home
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Idaho
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Lansing, Mich
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Nunn
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L. E. Dickerson
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B. B. Snider
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Tomasket, Wash
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Topeka
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Merino
Wek
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Wright
Mr. Courtright
S. B. Wright
J. Max Clark
Greenley
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