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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
4
The Sunday school plans an annual picnic at Island Grove park next Thursday with a morning arrival and a noon picnic dinner. Local social events include dinners for Miss Frances Tobey and Dr. S. D. Tobey, a young ladies picnic at a Wright brothers home, and a birthday gathering for Charles McKenney with music and gifts in LaSalle.
The ladies of the Catholic church plan a reception in Newman hall this evening for Father O Dwyer of Denver and James Francis O Donnell, speaker at the Chautauqua, with summer school students as guests. Mrs. W J Rowe hosted Industrious Dozen members Monday, roses decorating the house and refreshments served by Mrs. Rowe with Miss Mabel Rowe and Mrs. S H Southard assisting.
J C Clarke fulfilled a seven month old pledge to his Knights of Pythias lodge by hosting a strawberry cake and cream feast. He announced the arrival of a baby last winter and promised a treat when strawberry time arrived, then produced a large supply of berries from his west of town farm, rich cream and fine cakes after a regular lodge meeting.
Omar T. Wilson and his little son Tom, residents of Denver, were visitors in Greeley yesterday.
Arguments on the Skeely application for a per se sepeace deal were concluded yesterday afternoon. Justices Hil, Musser and White presided and the case was taken under advisement.
The Rae's opened at the Airdome last night to applause and laughter with a farce called Papa's money. Critics praise the comedy program and the specialties between acts, noting the company delivered the best show yet. The game play is repeated tonight.
The Deep Purple by Paul Armstrong and Wilson Mizner, a Denver sensation, will be staged at Elitchs Gardens Denver starting Sunday June 30. Walter Edwards stars as Laylock with the Elitch-Long Stock company returning next week in the role. The play follows an escaped convict seeking a new life while an old cell mate plots reward. The killer meets the informer as a strong love thread unfolds, keeping audiences absorbed to the final word. Elitchs Gardens forecasts a prosperous season with new attractions and popular floral settings drawing parties and visitors.
East Side Water users will experience a brief water shutdown at 8 o'clock Wednesday morning on the east side of town. R. 1, Hall, Water Supt.
Mr and Mrs E R Thayer returned Monday from Fort Collins where they spent several days visiting their son Harry Thayer and family.
Canvass in Nunn shows the 2.4 million dollar bond issue and associated contract defeated. Ballots counted from Dover, Carr, and Nunn districts total 16 for bonds and 32 against, 18 for contract and 26 against, with 17 voters not casting ballots due to bad weather. Promoters Rolla Wilson and Salisbury Smith not heard from. project unlikely to proceed. Officials Merritt, Stephenson, Johnson, and Madden will file a statement with county commissioners.
The town of Hope Arkansas extended a cement sidewalk toward the new fair grounds by selling outlined blocks as advertising space. A plat divided the walk into numbered squares, with some reserved for a short town history listing prominent men industries population changes and local officials.
A fragment notes advertisers using three inch aluminum letters to spell storefronts before a finset. The sidewalk is led and the cutlines of the interior are said to be as whe Ox mad. This detail comes from the July Popular Mechanics Magazine.
The Rhode Island experiment station has established a poultry hospital at the Rhode Island State College. The facility is dedicated to treating poultry diseases, with a modest house for patients and an extensive yard where birds are exercised and enjoy sunshine.
Misa Sadie Miller travels to Fort Colline to cater the vet ding for Mixe Anna Bennett, scheduled to take place on Wednesday morning.
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