Local Notes On Visits Sales and School Moves
Little Local items report Miss Kate Kester leaving for Fort Dodge Iowa and Gladys Hubert visiting Denver. J W Imboden traveled to Denver for a two day stay. Grable Strageon sale planned November 26 near Peter Brown school house. Mina Lillian Norris returns to Johnstown to teach the rest of the term. Harold McCreery visits from Denver University Dental College for Thanksgiving. Hoffmans Market advertises meat specials at 27 Seventh Street Weld 162. Perkin Sisters meeting attendance and Epworth League officers to be installed in December.
Community notices and personal briefs from a small town
Local notes report travel and arrivals including Frank Ramirez of Lucerne heading to Harrisburg and Ada Gibson returning to work at Imboden's. Thanksgiving plans unfold with Carl Pattee visiting family and Unitarian ladies selling homemade treats on November 24. Mrs. A F Jennings and children move to Ewing flats. Rena Sample travels to St Joseph to nurse her ill brother D P Sample.
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Rena Sample
St. Joseph
Miss Sample
D. P. Sample
Creeley
Farm Loans and Local Social News Mix
Sanborn and Houston active in farm loans. Various local residents and visitors noted: nurse with Red J. B. Werkheiser left for Hutchinson Kansas. Mrs W H Gill returned from Denver. J T Warren to return from Kimball. Mr and Mrs Chester Howard Wen to Denver. Miss Lille Cram home in Pierce after visit with Mrs A Hilton. Hobart Hansa of Colorado Springs to spend Thanksgiving with family in Greeley. Rosh Ziegenfelder and son from Fort Collins visited Mrs Beear Fouts. Mr Mellor, East Side Grocery manager, to Denver for short stay. Mrs Stelle Skiff visiting Mackeys. Congregational church teachers meet at J G Cra ford's. Miss Hattie Ferguson from Fulton Missouri visiting sister in Farmers Spur. Hoffman Market now open. Mrs H M Hubert and daughter Alma of Trinidad visiting Gladys Hubert, returning from California.
Masonic Lodge Hosts Guests From Eaton Tonight
A 100 strong group from Eaton will attend a lodge gathering this evening at the Masonic hall. A special chartered train is bringing guests and a good time is anticipated.
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Masonic Lodge
Eaton
Grable Sturgeon Sale At Pleasant Valley Near Greeley
A sale listing shows livestock and farm commodities including four hundred head of hogs and prize horses plus 150 ton alfalfa hay and 2500 bushels feed barley. The Grable Sturgeon sale occurs at Pleasant Valley six miles north of Greeley on Wednesday in November.
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Pleasant Valley
Greeley
Pheasant Exhibition Lights Goodman & Neil Window
A display of ring-necked pheasants draws attention in a Goodman & Neil display window. The birds originated from D. E. White's ranch and included birds formerly shown in Denver last spring.
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Goodman & Neillothing
D. E. White
Denver
Epworth League Banquet Planned at Denver Church
Epworth League state and district officers will hold a banquet at Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal church in Denver on Friday November 27. Er nest Tuck vice-president of Greeley district and Trudy Cameron state treasurer and district treasurer of Greeley district will attend.
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Epworth League
Fifth Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Denver
Ernest Tuck
Greeley
Trudy Cameron
Deubach Found Not Guilty In Burglary Case
The jury delivered a not guilty verdict for Fred Deubach in a burglary case this afternoon after ten minutes of deliberation. Jim Eaton had previously pleaded guilty after exonerating his stepson. The state offered no evidence of violence, with the stolen grain found in the Deubach chicken house. Both Deubach and his wife testified they knew nothing about the theft until police located the goods.
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Ury
Fred Deubach
Nime
Jim Eaton
Deubach
Crain
Interurban Construction Co Pushes for Rail Expansion
A message to the people of Greeley argues that one successful interurban line does not doom others. The Intrurban Construction Co led by E N Reaser urges healthy competition and promotion of a railroad entering Greeley to secure northern Colorado’s future as a regional metropolis. The letter emphasizes good faith and rejects opposition to legitimate enterprises.
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Greeley
Colorado
Intrurban Construction Co
E. N. Reaser
Pres
Jubilee Singers at First Congregational Church
The Williams Jubilee Singers gave a sacred concert Sunday evening as the church was filled before the appointed time. The program featured sacred numbers and the performance was pleasing throughout. A silver offering netted $50.
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Jubilee Singers
Williams Jubilee Singers
First Congregational Church
Thanksgiving Family Gathering at Congregational Church
The Congregational church hosts a Wednesday evening program at 7 20 featuring devotional services, stories by Miss Frances Toby, games and a social hour. All church members and the congregation are urged to attend with families for a pleasant evening.
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Congregational Church
Frances Toby
Cannon Awarded One Dollar in Damages
In the case of W. D. Cannon vs. Chas. Davis a jury awarded Mr. Cannon the nominal damages of 1 dollar with costs against Davis. Davis admitted improper notice on an execution against Cannon’s property but showed testimony suggesting no real damages from the cloud. Judge guided the verdict to a dollar and the jury concurred after about thirty minutes. Cannon resides in Longmont and had once purchased a coal mine from Davis and given a note for 500 dollars. Davis had attempted an early levy on the mine to collect that note, triggering the suit. The claimed damages were 5000 dollars.
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W. D. Cannon
Chas. Davis
Mr. Cannon
Longmont
Mr. Davis
Rabid dog euthanized in Greeley city limits
A mad dog owned by C. Geiger and Don Brock the pound master ended its suffering this morning in Greeley. The mayor noted that when country dogs enter the city they become subject to ordinances and the proclamation covering all dogs within city limits.
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Greeley
C. Geiger
Ninth Street
Don Brock
City of
Boy Hurt by Auto in Sudden Runaway Incident
Raymond Lyttle, four years old, ran from home Monday afternoon and was struck by an automobile several blocks away. He suffered a cut forehead and bruised leg and foot but escaped serious injury and plans to resume playing today.
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Raymond
J. L. Lyttle
Bride and Groom Return From Secret Grover Honeymoon
Bert Vale of Greeley and Ella Shuler of Grover wed at the Baptist parsonage on Friday November 6 and left for a private honeymoon on a claim near Grover. They returned announce their marriage and plan to live in Greeley.
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Bert Vale
Greeley
Ella Shuler
the Baptist Parsonage
Rev
Forward
Thanksgiving Dinner for Normal Girls
Our hospitable townsman J. S. Holland has for three years entertained Normal students who cannot go home for Thanksgiving. This year he is assisted by the Methodist congregation and hosts will be at L. S. Carpenter’s country home. Guests meet at the Methodist church at 9:30 and travel by tally-ho.
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J. S. Holland
Round Trip to Denver for Thanksgiving Attractions
One fare the round trip to Denver for Thanksgiving day November 26 features Ben Hur at a spectacular production. It also promotes a championship football game between Boulder University and School of Mines and automobile races at Overland Park. Ask a Union Pacific agent for particulars.
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Boulder University
School of Mines
Overland Park
Union Pacific
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