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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1909

Page

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Commencement Exercises Shine at Greeley High

The Greeley high school graduation was held Thursday at the Methodist church with a congenial crowd. Dr. Edward S. Parsons of Colorado College gave the address, praised graduates, and diplomas followed from H. N. Haynes. The class motto Higher Forever Higher and leaders Ernest Tuck Ernest Atkinson William Neaswanger noted. A seventh grade cantata Cinderella in Flower Land by Maud Howards and Wright’s students delighted viewers, followed by two May pole dances.

Greeley High School Ase Wre L. HM. Harrison A. BE. Dubber Edward &. Parsons Colombo College Parsons H. N. Haynes Ernest Tuck Ernest Atkinson William Neaswanger Irene Matson Thursdy Janette Miller Nels Travis Ugithiers Giria

Class Play at Eaton High Draws Large Audience

The Eaton high school graduating class staged Rip Van Winkle at the Palace opera house to great success. Lead roles included Guy Deff ke as Rip Van Winkle and Hallie Keener as his wife Nel ie Brown with a full cast and supporting spirits. A matinee was also well attended with Emma Grant and others providing music and Miller's orchestra performing in the evening.

Palace Opera House Eaton High School Rip van Winkle Guy Deffke Hallie Keener Nelie Brown Alice Oscar Hurich Knickerbocker Harry Stender Harlem Wolfe Frank Farr Willis Turner Rufus Mimmack Julius Harry Murphy June Eaton Bessie Gazelle Celia Jackson Gordon Dentry Merrill Turner Will Wright Emma Grant Mary Reynolds Gina Smillie Grace Shattuck Bessie Wright Miller

West sells Tenth Street home to Mumper and Green for six thousand five hundred sixty

Henry TL West sold his Tenth street residence to A Mumper and Green for six thousand five hundred sixty dollars. The buyers own the corner lot and plan a corner about 150 feet square for speculation with possible future building. West lived there 25 years and will relocate the home once a suitable lot is found farther out.

Henry TL West Tenth Street A. Mumper and Green Mr West Presbyterian Church Mr. West

Ault School Board Considers Bond Issue for 7600

The Ault school board met Thursday night to set a date for a vote on issuing bonds totaling 7600 for school purposes. W Alps of Lafayette named principal. Margaret Carl O Denver to join as assistant after years of teaching with good record. New hires include Mabel Bayliff Barnet Boulder Iva Dean Wadgett and Louise Nelson.

Ault W. Alps Lafayette Margaret Carl O' Denver Mabel Bayliff Barnet Boulder Iva Dean Fairplay, Wadgett Louise Nelson

Marriage License Notice Summary

William Wilson 22 and Rhetta Bird K o Greeley apply for marriage license. Charles Love 245 fee a of Platterine Izabel Jacob F Coffin 14 mn Conjor of Ault.

William Wilson Rhetta Bird K. O Greeley Itewartley Charles Love Platterine Izabel Jacob F. Coffin

Denver firm pays high premium on Windsor district bonds

Rollins & Sone of Denver purchased the Windsor district school issue of twenty three thousand dollars at 5 percent and paid a premium of fourteen hundred seventy five dollars. The bonds run for fifteen years and are described as the usual fifteen year character.

Rollins & Sone Denver Windsor

Matinee Races Draw Big Crowd at Island Grove Park

The largest crowd of the season attended the matinee at Island Grove Park with excellent track conditions. Archie Camp and Repere led the 30 class in 2:29 and faster times, as four entries per event competed. Next Thursday will feature three classes with similar entries and no admission fee.

Island Grove Park Archie Camp Repere Eepere Camp Hubbut Rameay Atossa Gale Kan Orange Hat Maxie Mont Lauper Bros Blossom Morgan Morgan

Eaton Fights U P for Crossing at Fourth Street

The Eaton town board has authorized lawyer James G. Gault to file proceedings against the Union Pacific Railway to force a crossing at Fourth Street. Officials believe the railroad delays stem from depots location plans. Oak, First, Second and Third streets will be gravelled and curbed, sewer connections required, and local residents proceed with mixed street improvements. Mrs. W. P. Wasley travels to Golden for her son Will’s School of Mines graduation.

Eaton James G. Gault Union Pacific Railway Company Fourth Street Vick Roy Gault Union Pacific Oak Oak Street First Street W. P. Wasley Golden School of Mines Will Albert Sechrist Denver

Eaton couple takes possession of new home on Fourteenth Street

Mr and Mrs Albert Eaton have moved from Eaton and taken possession of their new home at 1018 Fourteenth Street.

Albert Eaton Eaton Fourteenth Street

Greeley Mass Meeting to Decide on Denver Road

W R Adams, chairman of the Commercial Club railroad committee, calls a Friday mass meeting at the courthouse at 7 30 p m to decide if Greeley should back the Denver Laramie and Northwestern line. With 100000 of 200000 seven percent bonds subscribed, $37500 in cash donations remains to be raised from ten wealthy locals.

Greeley Denver, Laramie & Northwestern Court House Johnson Commercial Club R. Adams

Remittance Man Fined for Poker in City Livery

H Kincaid a young man lingering about a local livery barn was arrested for gambling with an offense dated March 1. He pleaded guilty paid 80 dollars and costs, plus 33 dollars in various fees. He left town for Denver with 51 dollars in his pocket after receiving a 200 dollar monthly remittance from his east family.

H. Kincaid Marshal Williams Judge Davis Kincaid Denver

Windsor loses claim to railroad depot site in court

In district court Judge Gamble sustained the demurrer of defendants in the case of the town of Windsor versus numerous parties. The city sought trusteeship over the railroad and depot grounds amid a contemplated depot site move, but the ruling held the city has no ownership or jurisdiction over the property title.

Gamble Town of Windsor

Wedding of Interest Between Ault Couple

Tomorrow a quiet wedding will unite Mrs. Elizabeth Coater and Jacob F. Coffin of Ault in the garlanded ceremony. Both are well advanced in years with Coffin a 74 year old groom and Coater a 45 year old bride who is a grandmother. The vows will be exchanged among immediate friends and relatives. Coffin has purchased a home here.

Elizabeth Coater Jacob F. Coffin Ault Coffin

Aged Veteran II Lays Ill at Home After Stroke

Jasper Ward, Civil War veteran, lies gravely ill at his home. A stroke years ago left him partially paralyzed, with friends once fearing he might not live to Memorial Day.

Jasper Ward

Fined for breaking quarantine at Sprague camp

One man captured noon yesterday for breaking quarantine at Sprague camp. He was fined five dollars and costs by Judge Bradfield after a cleansing bath and new clothing. another man returned to the ditch camp to work, while the captured individual remained jailed in the county jail’s second floor hole.

Sprague Bradfield

Gilt Edge Investments Expands Weld County Holdings

J C Latshaw, new to Weld County, bought 483 acres near Carr after previously acquiring 1,630 acres in the area. He sold the earlier tract at a good profit and plans to focus on his Englewood interests near Denver. Latshaw continues to back dry land prospects in Weld County.

Ault J. C. Latshaw Carr Latshaw Iowa Englewood Denver Weld County

Westcliff Eyes New Townsite Near Crow Creek

H W Foss of Westcliff has secured an option on land south of the Camfield reservoirs along Crow Creek. The Crow Creek extension includes a switch track on the section, with Westcliff planning another townsite. It is the second switch beyond Gill and the first on this side of Briggsdale.

H. W. Foss Westcliff Crow Creek Camfield Gill Briggsdale

Spencer Returns From Greeley Cottage After Snow Storm

M. D. Spencer came back Thursday from his cottage in the Greeley colony where he had gone a week ago with provisions. He reports a heavy snow storm hit there Monday of this week.

M. D. Spencer Greeley Colony

Neill Family Attends Denver University Commencement

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Neill and their son Ralph traveled to Denver Thursday evening for the Denver University commencement. Their son Lloyd is among this year’s graduates.

J. B. Neill Ralph Denver Denver University Lloyd

Mrs Cushman Visits Grandmother and Timnath

Mrs Homer Cushman of Eaton spent Thursday with her grandmother Mrs David Brockway and went to Timnath in the evening to visit.

Homer Cushman of Eaton David Brockway Timnath Im

Humane Officer Probes Cow Abuse Near Kersey

Officer George Gale was sent to Kersey to investigate a report of cruel treatment to a cow struck by a train, with a broken leg. The owner allegedly sold the injured animal to a homesteader, Indian Smith, who planned to use the cow for final proof of a stock farm. A caller claimed the animal was being dragged three miles on three legs with a club. Gale headed out in a gas wagon to arrest the owner if the charges prove true.

George Gale Kersey Indian Smith Gale

Time card changes add weekly shifts for six weeks

Union Pacific updates time cards with weekly changes for six weeks starting Sunday. Noted adjustments include No. 102 southbound arriving at 10 12 a m instead of 10 28 a m and No. 110 fast mail delayed from 3 50 a m to 6 20 a m, giving Greeley two early trains to Denver at 6 20 and 7 40 a m.

Union Pacific Fast Mail Greeley Denver

Veteran Jewels To Be Presented At Odd Fellows Event

Next Tuesday an open meeting of the Odd Fellows will invite the auxiliary order wives and daughters to attend as the fraternity honors members with twenty five years of affiliation. Nineteen members of Poudre Valley lodge qualify for the presentation of a gold medal engraved with three links pendant.

Odd Fellows Poudre Valley Lodge

Greeley-Poudre bids opened and contracts planned

Maps and specifications for the Greeley-Poudre project were sent to two Denver contractors for bids. Negotiations continue on a water right at Boyd Lake to augment supply from Laramie-Poudre and reservoirs. Bidders and a bond election will be set for July 1 after a three week notice. Joe L. Wilson departs for Cheyenne to join Barnett Mercantile Company.

Greeley-Poudre Denver Boyd Lake Laramie-Poudre B. D. Sanborn Pierce Greeley Shields Empire Construction Company

Fatloon Attends Fort Collins High School Graduation

Be B Fatloon of Fort Collings visited J N Gibson's home Thursday and attended the high school graduation exercises in the evening. He returned to Fort Collins today.

BE. J. Fatloon Fort Collings J. N. Gibson Fort Collins

Spear Railroad Injunction Suit Heard in Denver

The injunction suit over the right of way along Wild Cat Creek between LaSalle and Hillsboro will be heard in federal court in Denver tomorrow. A temporary restraining order was granted Wednesday and merits review will decide if the writ becomes permanent or is dismissed.

Spear Electric Road Federal Denver Wild Cat Creek LaSalle Hillsboro the Tribune The Railway Company Union Pacific Denver-Greeley Denver, Greeley & Fort Collins Denver, Greeley & Fort Colling Greeley Evans Evana

LaGrange Graduating Exercises Highlight Campus Night

LaGrange district closes term with eighth grade diplomas awarded to Esther Anderson Harvey Eldridge Ross English Will Gladstone and Leo Matthews. Mrs E H Brown presented the diplomas. The Heavenly Twins farce featured Harvey Eldridge Ross English Esther Anderson and others. A dialogue The Rascal Pat pantomime Indian huntress drill and recitations completed the program. The house was crowded.

LaGrange Esther Anderson Harvey Eldridge Ross English Will Gladstone Leo Matthews E. H. Brown Heavenly Twins Margaret Mr Gill Agnes English Elsie Johnson Mollie Bauers Edna Atkinson Bernice Eldridge Mittie Clark Pat Bryan Decker

Little Doings at Other Towns

Mrs. Jack Kingsbury of Masters visits her mother this week. Hugh McMillan returns from Greeley after several days away. Mrs. Sam Sampson has been ill for two weeks. Rose Coffman spends Tuesday with Mrs. Felix Parker. Mr and Mrs Alex Thacker and Mona visit Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Monday. Mrs George Coffman visits Mrs E Alexander Wednesday. Dena Winslow was a guest at the Hubbard ranch Sunday. Jack and Mrs McMillan return from Longmont after visiting her mother. Alex McMillan comes home from Boulder Tuesday night.

Jack Kingsbury Masters Hugh McMillan Greeley Sam Sampson Rose Coffman Felix Parker Alex Thacker Mona Charles Smith George Coffman E. Alexander Dena Winslow Ltubbard Ranch Jack McMillan Longmont Alex McMillan Boulder

Out of Town Party Hosted by Lupton Gilbert Landell

Lupton Georgia landowner and milk condensing station manager Lupton Gilbert Landell acted as genial host at a Wednesday night smoker held at his residence. The social event drew local residents and visitors amid a cordial rural gathering.

Gilbert Landell Landell Lupton

Delta youths enjoy games and supper at Werkeiser home

A cheerful group of Delta young people gathered at John Werkeiser's home Saturday evening. About thirty five guests attended enjoying various games and a prepared supper in a friendly social event.

John Werkeiser

Reading Club Meets At Home Of Mrs Haley

The Out-Of-Town Reading club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. H. A. Haley's home. Members took up the usual study and enjoyed a pleasant profitable time. Miss Dora Douhan, lately staying with her brother Carl J. Douhan and wife, leaves today for Haxtum. her brother Will accompanies her.

Reading Club H. A. Haley Dora Douhan Carl J. Douhan Haxtum Will

Dr Amanda Hamilton and Miss Harriett Freeman Visit Denver

Dr Amanda Hamilton and Miss Harriett Freeman traveled to Denver for a short stay beginning Thursday. The note mentions insurance and cites HU C Knight in the closing line.

Amanda Hamilton Harriett Freeman Denver

Also Mentioned on This Page

M. BE. Church Dr. Parcons Colorado College Tloee Down Harrison Hw Coun G A. Keyes Owl Creek Nunn Big Bend Kies Edith Harrington Ault School Personnel Bach Greeley, CoLo Railroad Committee Commercial Club Colorado Haste Ownership Tribune Gilt Edge Investments Ault Special Poudre Joe L. Wilson Red Front Barnett Mercantile Company Cheyenne Mr. Wilson Spear Railroad Othe Ort Lupton Delta
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