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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
3
Residents travel to Denver and attend events as funeral services, home moves, and personal visits occur. Notables include Mrs. G. M. Drummond, Miss Sarah B. Easterly, Dan Whose death, A. Tindel Jr. birth, H. Casner fishing trip, and D. H. McDermott visiting. Final homestead proofs filed for John Boulter and Jessie Ogden.
The snippet lists Tribune want ads and social notes from Sanborn and Houston areas. It mentions people visiting relatives, travel to California and Denver, farm loans, meat company ads, and residents attending events or registering for a Denver party retreat.
The Graphic Club of Greeley received a twenty dollar donation from the pu spirited club women to bolster the equipment fund. Nine teen members attended the regular Monday meeting at Mrs. Taylor’s home with hostesses Mesdames Taylor and Buzene Williams.
A congregational social at United Presbyterian Church Monday evening hosted Normal students as guests of honor. Miss Helen Phillips violin solo Mrs C E English piano solo and R G Strong euphonium solo delighted attendees. Rev W Philips pastor gave a brief address and gifts were presented to Nellie Edith Rao and others for faithful church work. Light refreshments followed as 100 to 200 members and friends attended.
A crowded hotel marquee lists guests including Edwin L. McCullen Denver L H Kibb Woodbine IA A G Robertson Philadelphia Mrs A D Roberts Philadelphia A W Calf Deny Adele Black New York Safdee liams New York Richard Tho ton New York Campbell Goll New York C R Root Omaha W H Rucker Chas C Pulis US Army P Banta US Army Roger Parrott US Army C B E Limb Denver C W Pierce and wife Denver E N Reaser Denver E Lettman Denver Howard Crock and G A Carpenter Fort Lupton W Davis Fort Lupton S D Phillip Fort Lupton Ed Meier Hastings NE EB M Kidder Loveland.
Mr and Mrs George Farr left Monday for their home in Reubens Idaho after a visit with their nephew C H Galvin and family They are en route home from Kansas The Parlor Millinery has moved from 702 Ninth Avenue to Ninth Avenue and Tenth Street Miss Floyd invites old and new patrons.
Mrs Lester McLean junior of Denver state secretary of the College Y W C A arrived Monday from Fort Collins to stay with Miss Florence Fever and left for Laramie Wyoming this morning indicating a brief visiting note context of local social activity and movement between cities.
Maurice Dyer arrived today from Omaha for a brief visit with his aunts Mesdames Abbie Andrews and R. D. McLucas. He continues on to Orenilt California to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Dyer.
Corolla Worley of Longmont will travel by auto today and tomorrow accompanied by Nelson Demorest and B. L. Kittle. Mr. Kittle will proceed to the western slope on business.
Cedar Rapids attorney Howerd Churchill departs for a statewide tour visiting Van Churchill in Denver after lodging with Mrs. Van Osdall and Miss Churchill for several days.
Frank D. DeVotie arrives this week from Oaxaca Mexico and will spend several months in the states before returning to Mexico. Mrs. DeVotie is here and they will visit a short time with their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. M. DeVotie.
A. G. Wagner and his bride received a grand serenade Monday night from friends and band members. The groom, a newlywed benedict, is also a valued longtime band member, honored by the gathering with a fine serenade.
Breeders can find quality lambs for sale and rams they need at The Host Live Stock Co in Ramah Colorado. Feeders desiring to buy good lambs can contact the ranch for available stock and pricing.
Barton and Wiswell present the musical farce McFadden's Flats on Thursday October 15 at the O Reelley Opera House. The production features a large cast of sixty performers and thirty show girls with new features and music.
Real estate transfers are furnished daily by the Weld County Abstract and Investment Company. The notices provide details of property changes and related records processed for local record keeping and public notification.
A series of property transactions dated October entries includes Elbert G. English Comr to Dennis Sullivan for 80 000 dollars covering multiple sections in townships 2 north range 67 west and 66 west with several fractional parcels. United States to Martin L. Por ent homestead reimbursement. Colorado Mortgage and Investment Co to Josephine T. Mey W D 400 dollars for Lot 3 Block 4 Ar 1 park. October 12. Louis F. Bartels to William Painter and Edgar Painter Q C D 508 dollars for SE quarter 6-2-62. Colorado Mortgage and Investment Co to Wm L Snyder W D 5 dollars for SW quarter 11-8-68. Mary L Hodgen to O H Orr W Lot 6 in SE quarter NW quarter 9- R 1 L. Winbourne to E S St John et al W D 100 dollars for Lef of Lots 9 and 10 Block 10 Fort Lupton. Robert A. Graham to H G White W D 1 dollar for Lot 7 Block 4 Care andddy Add to Pierce. United States to Nancy Robb patent full payment S half NW quarter 5 a NE quarter and NW quarter SE quarter 28-
A woman attempted to pass a forged check signed Joe Cook at the First National Bank on Monday afternoon claiming to be his wife. She was identified as Cook’s wife by witnesses after hours at the police station and was sent home 80 miles away due to suspected dementia.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday the 16th day of November 1908 at 10 o clock a m at the front door of the court house in Greeley Weld county Colorado will offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash hand paid all of the book accounts notes and judgments belonging the late firm of S W Morrison Son of Evans Colo William Eb Morrison Surviving Partner
C. Dobson is charged by authorities with being present at a crap game at Kelley’s resort. He pleaded not guilty and engaged counsel to defend him. The case is set for 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Street scenes clear as authorities remove several loafers from downtown areas. New transients arrived this morning and will be admonished to move on under marshal actions.
Chicago beat Detroit 2 to 0 with both goals in the third period. Battery details: Brown for Chicago Summers for Detroit.
Mrs. Margaret Kipling died at the family home in Platteville on October 12 at age 71. Funeral services will be held in Platteville on Wednesday. The Bostroms mourn the death of their infant daughter aged one year and three months. Funeral services will be at the parents home near Peckham Thursday afternoon with interment at Linn Grove cemetery.
John B. Miller of Miller and Stacy, Denver decorators, is in the city arranging for decorations for Odd Fellows week. His card promises services from storefronts to street scenery, suggesting his firm will supply considerable decor for the event.
Development offers irrigation enabled farming with high yields of sugar cane and alfalfa in climate like Southern California. 1,000 acres owned, 20 acre rentals or sales from 60 to 75 dollars per acre. Homeseekers excursions first and third Tuesdays. Boulder Colorado owners and agents.
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