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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
3
Greeley shoppers find new Ratine hats at Shaw's and cheap dress specials at Hobbs Book Shop. Notables include Lee F. Patty of Keota in town and Miss Josephine Stevens visiting Brighton. Several residents travel to Omaha, Denver, and Eaton while auctions and a big semi annual clearance at Condon's draw crowds.
The Royal League met Tuesday evening at the office of R W Calder. The lodge, newly organized, held its third meeting.
Miss Roxye Adams travels from Denver to attend Miss Veda Graham’s wedding at St Mark’s Episcopal Church this evening. Adams serves as bridesmaid and the Adams and Thompson families plan a Glen Haven visit and summer cottage plans in the area.
Mrs Grace Weber was granted a divorce from Clyde Weber in the district court of Sedgwick county at Julesburg Colorado on May 31. The couple formerly lived in Greeley and Mrs Weber was awarded custody of the minor child.
For Rent charming five room cottage close in with gas lighting and gas cooking possible. Includes bath and instantaneous water heater. Fenced for children. Apply to J. Max Clark. Phone Ley 803.
Miss Libby Wheaton a Denver schools teacher visits her cousin Harry Johnson at 1301 Sixteenth Avenue and leaves today for Kansas for vacation. She plans to return to Denver in the fall.
Mr and Mrs J J Sisson who have been guests of Mr and Mrs W J Sisson depart this morning for Denver. After a short stay they will go to Chicago and then to Glenn Falls New York. They have spent the winter in Los Angeles and stopped in Greeley on the return trip.
Local shoppers are alerted to price cuts across several stores. Den ver visitors J Peery and J C Ewing are noted alongside Mrs D A Camfield and Mrs J H Lipscomb in town for business and visits. Miss Floyd's trims hats at deep reductions and rugs are advertised below cost at Condon's with Denver buyers W L Clayton and R H Clayton in Greeley.
Neighbors and members of Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors with escorts are invited to the I. C. O. F. hall on Wednesday evening June 19 at 8 o'clock for supper and entertainment. A. A. Woodbury, Clerk.
The Courtright family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the brief illness and death of their husband, son, and brother. They also express gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs. C. W. Courtright, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Courtright, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wright, and Harriette Courtright.
The regular annual meeting of The Lucerne Produce and Elevator Company will be held at the company office in Lucerne at 2 o’clock p m on Saturday June 29 1912. Election of trustees and other business will be transacted. Arthur Seaver secretary H N Bickling president.
Notice states the annual meeting of Farmers Mercantile Company stockholders at office 702 St. Street Greeley Colorado at 2 p m on Thursday June 2 1912 to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. Secretary Albert Igo confirms.
The city enforces Section 26 of Ordinance No. 88 prohibiting firing cannons guns pistols squibs crackers or any explosive materials within city limits without mayoral or council written permission. Violators face up to twenty five dollars fine plus costs. order issued June 11 1912 by Mayor William Mayher.
The Albany Hotel in Denver announces a six story fire proof annex with 120 rooms each featuring a bath, to be ready by July 1. Renovations include 150000 dollars of remodeling, private baths in each room, plus 75 extra rooms with baths and 60 with private toilets in the original building, boosting total rooms to 860 in the Rocky Mountain region.
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