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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
Mrs. A J Edie reports the LaSalle mail route blocked by mud on Tuesday causing the steamer used by Mr. Edie to be unable to buck the mud. Route No. 1 is served by Mr. Edie.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Tew depart for Baltimore where he chairs the Colorado delegation and has been asked to second Champ Clark’s nomination. Mrs. Tew will visit relatives in Pennsylvania before returning to Greeley.
A historical bank record lists assets and liabilities including cash items, reserves, securities, loans, real estate, and due from reserve agents. It notes capital stock, deposits, and corrections by the cashier and directors, with attestation by a notary. The document reflects routine banking operations and financial positions.
Miss Fay Stevens hosts a social afternoon at Mrs. Smith home while W B Longwith plans a stag dinner for eight to embrace the simple life. A musical charity in Kersey raised 26 dollars, and several June weddings and showers fill the community pages with family gatherings and local celebrations.
In a parlor archway draped with roses the couple exchanged vows with Rev. R. A. Chase presiding. Miss Helen Enge played the flower song during congratulations. The bride, a stenographer for Colorado Telephone, and the groom, district cashier for Mountain States Telephone, plan to live in Montrose after a brief statewide trip.
The Methodist Brotherhood held its last meeting of the season last night. Members enjoyed a social evening and decided to adjourn for three months due to many going away for the summer.
Gularest Mr and Mrs Gilecrest visit Mr and Mrs Hartung in Cheyenne. Mrs Alexander stays with her sister Mrs Johnson in Denver. Mr Andrews is taken to Denver for appendicitis operation and has sold his pool hall interest to Mr Bennett.
A fragment recounts light local misadventures from Florida Chief notes. Mrs Jones cuts herself with a can opener in the pantry. Isiah Trimmer reports a cat scratch on the veranda. Mr Frong is kicked harnessing a bronco near the corn crib. Joe Doe climbs a roof seeking a leak and injures himself. Harold Green and Violet Wise flee a church social as a savage dog bites Mr Green on the public square.
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