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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
1
Water users are cautioned to observe posted hours and not overrun the time allotted as a filter bed clean begins tomorrow. Despite a full basin on the hill and double force employed, economy is necessary and the periods for sprinkling must be strictly followed.
A series of family and social notices detail trips to Fort Collins Camfield and Lucerne, reunions for Mrs Rue and sisters, a birthday celebration, and visits by Mrs Piper and others. Names include Mrs B F Harris Thelma McDonald Irene Rue Nervie Arbuckle Winnie Glazier and various couples at Lee Crozier's home near Lucerne.
Names travel to Denver Boise Idaho and Sterling. Families, business trips and moves noted. Employment ads seek Summer help at State Normal. Wedding rings at Dunham’s. Optometrist advertises services.
In the American League Chicago defeated Cleveland 1 to 0 while St Louis beat Detroit 4 to 2. National League results were not provided.
Mead interior work by Mr. Spooner at M. S. Adams store amid irrigation shortages. P. P. Johnston bought near Bennett and digs a well beside farm improvements. Rankin irrigates on J J. C Gibson farm while Mrs. O N Martindale visits Highland Lake. Chester Mulvaney from Liberty Hall stopped by Sunday. Coates fished for trout near Lyons. Lawn party at F P Woodley home reported pleasant. Dr Culver of Longmont was here Thursday. Irene Garretson returns from Epworth League convention at Port Collins. Matilda Wilson and Alma Wilson host informal Sunday noon dinner with Irene Dailey Eunice Blunt and Lulu Leadbetter.
New stories from Pierce revise the events of Joe Slater’s death scene. Slater’s dying statement says he entered the house seeking food when a buggy arrived with an older woman and a girl. The girl allegedly shot him. relatives now claim the shot may have been accidental.
Ss K Martin and J H Lipscomb visited Greeley on Monday while Lord Ogilvy of Denver gathered growth data for a Denver Post Greeley story. Mrs Mary Ott and daughter Luella plan Berth relocation. Luella to teach there next year. Fortnightly chorus to meet at 8 pm Tuesday at the Congressional church. first gathering of the season. Fred Thompson of Denver visited Greeley and heads the Thompson Olmsted Investment Co. Dr Kussart operates above Gilbert’s drug store on Eighth Street and Ninth Avenue.
The city of Greeley Colorado holds a regular meeting to grant Benson upser and the Greeley and Aver Re Pompes company a franchise to build and operate additional electric streetcar tracks. The ordinance authorizes street portions from Eighth Avenue to Seventh Avenue and related streets, with terms to expire as stated in Ordinance No. 177. Allen, president, and J. Green, secretary, sign the corporate seal.
Island Grove Park hosts July Fourth events with horse racing trotting and pacing heats and a fast ball game between the Greeley Grays and Arvada. Street car service to the grounds. Beginning at 2 p.m. July Fourth.
Mrs C H Wolfe and son Raymond returned Sunday from Nelson Nebraska where they visited relatives and attended the wedding of Mrs Wolfe's niece Miss Helene Templeton Mr and Mrs T B Robinson who have been visiting their son John Robinson and Mr and Mrs William Abrend left today for their home in Oxford Nebraska Mrs Robinson has been in Greeley three weeks and Mr Robinson came a few days ago
Work to clean the filter bed through which Greeley’s water supply runs begins tomorrow. A double shift will operate and crews aim to complete the task swiftly. The hill reservoir remains full and residents are urged to conserve water during the dry spell.
From June to September 25 the Denver, Laramie and Northwestern will sell round trip tickets from Greeley to Denver on Sundays for 1.50. Tickets are valid for return on the sale date. Sparks named local agent for the line at Greeley. Sparks formerly freight and ticket agent for the Colorado and Southern at Longmont, resigning there to join Greeley agency. Normal School lecture course open to all with one or two daily lectures and a principal address at o clock. Course tickets 8.00 for six weeks, 8.00 for ten lectures, single admission 35 cents. Tickets available at the office.
Mrs. Lillian VY Mueller will conduct four summer vocal music sessions at her studio 82444 Ninth Street starting in July for eight weeks. Mrs. J G Duffenbach of Vancouver BC is a guest at Mr and Mrs D A Curtis and attends Miss Grace Curtis wedding tomorrow in Greeley.
Low grade flour for Paris Green ing at the Mill is going fast. Get your supply early as twists move swiftly.
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