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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1909
Page
3
This condensed page lists multiple local items including visits between Denver Pierce Greeley Longmont Eaton and LaSalle. It notes cabbage plants at W H Searing's greenhouse 712 Thirteenth Street and low priced screenings at Model Mills. Also mentions summer job notices, property listings, and a hair goods salesman calling on residents.
Local residents and visitors travel through Greeley with trips to Denver Estes Park Fort Collins and Windsor. Notables include Mrs Clarence Kidder M D Spencer and Irwin Paul of Cassopolis while Dr Doane departs Cleveland for the Congregational Assembly.
Paris company MCCUTCHEON HARDWARE promotes wire cable and pure manilla rope products. The note highlights new stock lines including C6 grade materials aimed at industrial and household uses.
Funeral directors Pollock and Dunn noted. G C Stevens spent today in Windsor. Mary Birch spent Sunday in Denver returning this morning. W E Kinsella came back from a business trip to Victor and Cripple Creek. Marie Halbrook and Gladys Morgan visited their mother's home in Ker sey. Bessie Brown of Omaha arrived for a visit with L L Wyatt. State Bankers association meets in Denver today with J L Brush representing Greeley. Gail Hughes of Fairbury arrived for a visit with Mrs J J Purcell. Shear Shork and Nellie Shearer spent Sunday with G W Shearer in Ker sey. C H English went to Colorado Springs for a three week vacation. Anna Magnuson returned home in Lucerne after visiting Greeley. F E Baker Ruth, and Garry Baker with two children of Urbana Illinois left for Estes Park for a two week outing.
R. E. Carpenter attends bankers convention in Denver this week. Mrs. Nichols of Gothenburg Nebraska visits relatives here. Mrs. E M Houghton of St Louis visits the D S Ellis home. Edith Herrington leaves for Santa Monica and visits Seattle en route home. Mesdames Lena Beattie Helen Lewis and Miller Carter return from Boulder district W C T U. M W A to host an ice cream social at E G Young’s home Thursday night June 24.
R White and wife from Dudley Iowa visit the Quayles. The Congregational Missionary Society met at Walter Frye’s home on Friday to discuss Presh Air Missions with ice cream and cake served. Mrs A H McLeod of Denver visits sister-in-law Mrs Stephen Lewis, joined by Mrs Ada Hart of Greeley. Bertha Whitman of Greeley stays at W D Runnells ranch. Captain Macy Hulse and Miss Van Deusen have been guests at W O Hulse ranch. Mr and Mrs Bechtold visiting Fort Collins.
Montaville Flowers appears this evening for a second season performance at the Methodist church. He will perform in character as the story unfolds to a potentially crowded audience. An artist who recently sketched Flowers in forty eight of his notable roles praises the actor for his expressive range.
Greeley described as dark again Saturday night due to lightning. The Home company moved to enemy lines claiming the local plant would stay ready for emergencies. Emergencies are reported about three times weekly, but no local plant activity has been noticed.
Police raided nightclubs at midnight in Grand Junction Colorado arresting twenty two people on charges of prostitution gambling and bootlegging. Eight women were present and prisoners were brought in various groupings to the county jail as the community enforces its dry law after the spring election.
Leon Ling, suspected killer of Eisie Sigel, arrested in Schenectady after pursuit. Ching Fin, sought as a witness in New York, captured in West Galway near Amsterdam. Motive given as jealousy between two Chinese lovers of the victim.
A short tale from Just Irish recounts a harried Irish watchmaker in a small town of Fermanagh who is forever busy. He promises quick service yet laments endless orders while giving tours of old photographs before finally repairing the narrator's watch.
Dwight L. Moody refused formal thanks and corrected the audience at Shaftesbury’s meeting in England. He declared himself not the Rev. Moody but Dwight L. Moody and not American cousin but a brother in effort with English listeners. He argued mutual duty and reciprocity in public thanks, leaving the crowd astonished and inspired.
A New York Times item notes Death encounters a grinning stranger who calls himself his manservant, a witty valet of Death. The stranger, a professional jokesmith, appears at the crossing of the river Strx before Death continues.
A Philadelphia Ledger tidbit recounts a domestic tester mishearing orders. The maid, told to announce breakfast and supper, stumbles as she repeats the line and the guests misinterpret the dinner cue, creating comic confusion in the drawing room.
A young woman at a fair with her sweetheart is approached by a man who offers threepence to view her. the suitor Herbert declines the tempting offer, saying he is content to look at her himself.
A historical quote recalls Senator Ingalls of Kansas answering the question about a politician’s Christian faith. He replied that with God all things are possible, reflecting the era’s religious framing of public life.
A daily notice lists numerous transfers with grantors like Mary M. Clark and John A. Rankin to buyers including United Mine Workers of America and Union Pacific Railroad Co. Values range from 10 to 18 thousand dollars with parcels spanning blocks in Greeley Fort Lupton and Severance plus large tracts in sections 19 7 64 and 21 1 65.
Kersey Mr and Mrs J H Nelson of Lomg mont visit their son Victor Nelson. Dr W F Spaulding and Fred James go to Estes Park on a fishing trip. D L DeCamp cashier of the Kersey bank goes to Denver. Mrs Joe Inman returns from Omaha after her mother's illness and death. Mr and Mrs Frank Loustalet spend Sunday in Greeley. Mrs Earl Groves and son William spend Saturday in Greeley. Mrs I M Oney of Denver visits W F Spaulding. Lynn Flint goes to Denver on a business trip.
Maurice Caplan brought Priday back from Denver with friend Sidney Newman. Mrs. John Cable returned from Longmont after an operation and is much improved. Bob Bates of Lucerne visited his parents the Bateses. A large crowd from Windsor traveled to the Switzerland Trail Lun or. M Kestler returned home from Fort Collins after a period away.
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