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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
3
Classified ad snippets show property sales including a sale of a house and garden tract, a real estate listing with 216 OPERA Shouse bios and 12167 Sewer Ro, and various items for sale or auction. Also mentions a lost item notification with reward and inquiries about goods and bicycles, plus a stray notice for a stray animal.
Classified ad fragment listing fresh Jersey cow for sale, a yearling filly, a gentle horse for driving, rental notices for unfurnished rooms and furnished bedrooms, and help wanted notes for a gardener, clerk, and general laborer with contact addresses and streets in New Jersey area.
Free souvenir offered to visitors from 7 to 10 tonight at Alexander's showcasing the celebrated Zanesville yellow ware. Various local residents are noted traveling and visiting Denver and eastern points in brief social items.
Mrs. L. J. Card and her two children traveled back to Denver Friday following a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Baker, of Farmers Spur. Mrs. Card attended the Norman commencement where her sister Miss Georgia Baker was among the graduates.
Glazier the jeweler and Dr R F Graham left for Boston. Mrs M Gilman of Denver is guest of Mrs W White. Attorney Mr Simpson from Loveland in Greeley. Mrs M E Staver of Kersey visiting daughter Mrs H Withers who is ill. Miss Leta Sherman and Mrs J D Brown from LaSalle in Greeley Friday. Katherine Stokes returned from Spokane where she taught. Arthur English and wife of Fort Collins en route to Omaha. EB Alexander and George Coffman of Big Bend visiting. Inez Elliott returned home to Platteville after visit with Winnie Miller. Glazier's ads invite jewelry and diamonds. J A Enright Co notes Eaton rake, market move. Earl Benton to oversee operations in Greeley. Mrs B A Wilkins of Ault and Mrs C M Heberton of Boulder in town. Mrs J M Tiche and Elvira on western coast, visiting sister Mrs A D Frost, enroute to Nebraska. Dayton Rake ad proclaims durability. Claude Smith to accompany H Reynolds to Estes Park for pharmacists meeting. W C T U regular meeting at Mrs H T West home 722 Tenth St at 2 32 pm. Mrs Jennie Patterson presiding invites full attendance. Mr and Mrs R F Pachaly of Goldfield Nev in Greeley seeking dry goods location. they will visit Chicago and Bradford Pa then return. William Mayher Lumber praised for weed and grass cleanup around yard. Montaville Flowers to perform June 21 at Methodist church in recitals. Charles Lofgren back from Rochester Minn after two weeks. Rev Gustafson joined him and to return later.
Miss Winnie Miller visits Denver for a few days while Mrs. Gordon Mackay hosts in Cheyenne. Newlyweds save on kitchen furnishings at Alexander’s tonight. Miss Carrie Otteden returns home from Platteville after a visit with Miss Alwitha Camp. A car of soldiers passes through Greeley en route to Fort Russell. Jack Barnes released on bonds after being accused of stealing wire fence. Attorneys Ewing in Denver on business. Military and business notices accompany ads for Glazier's glassware and Horne’s Book Store.
Swedish Baptist Church Steele's Hall on Eighth Street lists John Jndberg as pastor with services at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Morning sermon by Rev. A. A. Anderson of Denver and evening sermon by Rev. G. Nycrep of Colorado Springs. Special afternoon service at 3 p.m. Baptist Church on Ninth Street is led by D. D. Forward with morning service at 10 45 a.m. Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. and evening service at 7 24 p.m. United Presbyterian Church on Eighth Street and Eleventh Avenue has W. A. Philips as pastor with day School at 12 noon and evening service at 7 30 p.m.
Swedish Lutheran Church at Eighth Avenue and Thirteenth Street with Pastor Jo W Gustafson. Sunday School at 10 am, Communion service at 11 am, Evening service at 7 30 pm.
Christian Science services are held at 800 Ninth Street Sunday at 11 a m with the subject Is the Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force Wednesday evening testimonial meeting.
The Unitarian Church at Ninth Street and Ninth Avenue announces 10 45 a m preaching by Pastor Milton Kerr on The Religion of Science followed by Sunday School at 12 noon. There will be no evening service.
A brief note places the Reformed Presbyterian Church at the intersection of Tenth Avenue and Fifteenth Street.
Rev J M Wylie and Salvation Army officers lead Sabbath and evening services at local churches. First Presbyterian hosts Bible classes morning and evening sermons on denominationalism and unity. Trinity Episcopal offers Holy Eucharist, morning prayer, and vespers with Sunday School in session.
Temporary quarters in Eagles hall over 613 Eiguch ave. minister A Dubber conducts Bible School at 9 45 a m Lord's Supper and Sermon at 1 p m P 8 B at 6 15 p m Evening service at 8 o'clock.
John Doane, minister, preaches at 10:45 a m with Y P C E at 6 30 p m and Evening Service at 7 30 p m from the church on Eighth Street and Tenth Avenue.
The Methodist Episcopal Church at Tenth St and Tenth Ave lists Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. morning service at 10:45 a.m. and evening service at 7:30 p.m. Morning sermon titled The Demand for a World Conquest. Junior League 3:00 p.m. Men’s meeting in basement 3:00 p.m. Epworth League 6:15 p.m. Evening sermon The Divine Searching in the Human Heart.
Miss Sarah Ben will call on the ladies of Greeley with a full line of hair goods. Cut hair and combings wanted. Call after 4 p.m. 931 Eleventh Street.
The Golden Eagle Dry Goods Company of Denver completed a major spot cash acquisition of the Red Front Mercantile Company in Greeley. The entire stock, valued around 340000, was purchased for about 33 cents on the dollar. The Golden Eagle plans to move the stock to Denver and hold a forthcoming sale with the same pricing basis. Further sale details to be announced.
Tomorrow Rev M R Kerr departs for vacation heading east to Massachusetts and a stop at Cornell Ithaca en route He plans to spend most of the break with his mother at his boyhood home Mongaup Walter New York Mrs Charles Camp hosts a dinner for Mrs E N Sturdevant of Cheyenne with schoolmates visiting in the afternoon All the news in the Daily Tribune.
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