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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
Local notes record errands and travels of residents including Mrs. F W Sylvester and daughter in Briggsdale, Mrs. John King visiting Denver, and Mrs. Barber Rhoades planning Eaton visit. Business mentions Clayton's promotions, Hobbs Book Shop offerings, D R McArthur Co. selling Paris Green, and Owens Transfer Co. services. Also notes weather, new glee club plans, and a five room rental listing on a fenced lot in Greeley.
Shoppers visit Gilbert's for Japanese fans and a Rexall promotion next Saturday. Gilbert's also advertises a beautiful Japanese fan with every Rexall purchase. Other notices include Dunham's watch, Moore's pen shop, and Kinsella insurance, plus local wedding and travel updates.
Wanted at Reducing plant for waste stock of horses cows hogs and sheep. Called for and removed free. Phone Greeley 211. Free Toll. Mrs. S. J. Mumper ill but slightly improved. She was ill Monday at home north of Greeley and Tuesday moved to her son A. L. Mumper’s home in Greeley for care. Adnese free with Rexall purchases at Gilbert Bros. three stores next Saturday.
Judge S. B. A. Haynes will travel to Boulder Sunday to spend time at the Boulder Sanitarium. He has been in Greeley hospital for four months recovering from injuries from a fall. L. L. Haines will accompany his father on the trip.
George J. Spear received a shipment of Vermont maple syrup and will sell the balance to the first person who speaks for it. He notes the order is larger than he desires and invites prompt interest.
Miss Frances Thompson will arrive Friday morning from Los Angeles. She was called home by the death of her sister Miss Hattie Thompson. Funeral services will be conducted in Eaton Friday afternoon and burial will be at Linn Grove cemetery.
Henry F. Cope secretary of the Religious Educational association will deliver a lecture The New America in the college chapel tonight at o o'clock.Students and the general public are invited to attend.
Miss Grace Wilson heads to Denver this morning and will travel tomorrow to Cascade for a ten day YWCA conference. Miss Dorothy Shaffer also departs tomorrow for Cascade to represent the YWCA at Teachers College. Miss Myrtle King of Greeley will join from Colorado College to attend the event.
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