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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
4
George O. Stevens declares himself as an Independent candidate to succeed himself after a misunderstanding at the Republican Justice Precinct Convention. He states he was pressured by friends and asserts ample support despite the setback.
Greeley Colorado listing for the Stand-Union Tea and Coffee Co. notes a successor to C W S Freeman and offers passenger service to all parts of the city with Weld phone numbers for office and residence.
The Swedish Baptist Church led by Rev A Tjernlund holds 11 am services with an 8 pm sermon at Steele's hall. Christian Science meets at 800 Ninth Street Sundays at 11 and Wednesdays at 8. topic Sunday is The Doctrine of Atonement. Church of the Nazarene under Rev L E Berger offers 10 am Sabbath school 11 am morning service 3 pm People's meeting and 7 30 pm evening service. Trinity Episcopal members are asked to gather at 2 pm Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs D B Wyatt to discuss plans for a new building.
Rev. M. R. Kerr leads a Unitarian service at 10 45 with the theme Lifes Perfecting followed by Sunday school at noon. A 7 30 sermon lecture titled John Rus kin a Modern Prophet completes the day.
Emanuel Church led by Rev Gustafson holds Sunday school at 10 am and morning service at 11 am with an evening service at 7 45 pm Salvation Army under Capt Van Pelt lists 11 am Holiness meeting 2 15 pm open air 3 15 pm praise and 8 pm meeting Swedish Evangelical Free Church led by Rev A C Leafgren conducts Sunday school at 10 30 am church at 716 Eleventh Street morning service at 11 am Young people at 6 15 pm and evening service at 7 30 pm
Baptist Church notes Rev. D. D. Forward pastor. Morning service at 10 30 a m with sermon A Queen s Request Bible school at noon and B Y P U at 6 30 p m with sermon Jesus His Trinity of Conversational Gems for Out casts.
First Presbyterian invites worshipers to morning service at 10 45 with the theme If Christ Came to Greeley. Sunday school at 12 m. An evening service at 7 30 features the theme A Peculiar People and special music. Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30. Reverend R J Hunter is the pastor.
In the pastor's absence Rev. John Doane the Rev. Wm. H. Bates outlines duties and committee steps. The note indicates a temporary arrangement to maintain services and parish activities until the regular pastor returns.
D. D. will supply the pulpit the next two Sundays with morning services at 10 30 and an evening service at 7 30 The Sunday school follows the morning service The subject of the morning sermon is The Eagle Stir: Rise Up Her Nests The evening sermon is Mephibosheth by C B
Corner Tenth avenue and Fifteenth street Rev J M Willie announces no morning service due to the pastor's absence. Prayer meeting moved to the regular morning time. Young People's meeting to be held at the usual evening hour.
Corner Eighth Avenue and Thir A. Dubber, minister. 9:45 a m Bible school. 11:00 a m Public worship with special music. Theo bk Fitz, chorister. W William, organist. Solo Just for Today by Mrs. D E Gray. 6:30 p m P C E 7:30 p m Evening service with music. Trio Hear Our Prayer by Miss Davis, Miss Grable, and Professor Fitz.
Rev. W. A. Philips presides at 10 45 a m with A Woman's Faith. Evening sermon at 7 30 p m titled The Universal Problem Man. Sunday school services for all classes at noon.
John J. Lace pastor announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m G H Bliss superintendent Divine worship at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m Morning sermon The Christian Covenant In the evening Prof H H Roberts of the University of Denver will speak on My Brother The meeting is under Independent Order of Odd Fellows Local lodge invitation Epworth League devotional at 6 15 topic The Value and Power of Missionary Information Leader Miss Fannie Candlin Mission Study Rally Day.
The Commercials defeated Normal High 11 to 0 in a Thursday football game. Quarterback Harry Youngs suffered a minor injury but was the only player hurt. lineups list players from both teams with positions, including DuBois and Davis Gates among Normal High backs.
A protest petition by Weld County Prohibition Party officers claims the filed ticket is invalid for irregularities and nonmembers. G G Phillips and Henry Candlin allege no proper nomination exists and demand the clerk refuse placing the ticket on the official ballot. A hearing is set for Saturday at 10 AM.
Miss May Vrooman, eleven, celebrated with fourteen friends at her parents home 1220 Sixth Street. A large bonfire lit the lawn for games and warm fun, followed by fine refreshments and a delicious birthday cake.
Harry Eckhardt appeared before Judge Stevens on a statutory charge and was bound over to the district court in $1,000 bonds. Katie Lanehart testified she was under eighteen when the crime occurred, as reported in Thursday's Tribune. Robert Eckhardt and the defendant signed the bonds.
The Joseph Newman company brings bright variety to Greeley with new acts and one act comedies. Notable performers include Rui Skeel contralto Ruby Thorps violinist Clara Skeel pianist and actor. New comedies A Dentist for a Day and Marys Merry Christmas promise light humor and refined fun. Reserved seating available at box office.
Mrs Rosella McCuen of Cheyenne and Theodore Studley of Boulder were married by Judge Nixon late Thursday afternoon. The groom is employed at Eaton.
Mrs RK J McLarcas entertained a dozen guests at her 1218 Sixth Street home on Thursday. A good old fashioned visit preceded an elegant dinner with bright flowers and careful table decor. Guests included Mesdames Worthing Shaf fer, Dorothy Spencer, John Hopkins, O H Adams, Willus Thompson, Hen Marek, A T Ling, Will Bartholemew, Frank Baxter, Elmer Rowe, J Christman and John Johnson, with most members of the Women of Woodcraft.
Harrison Teller says he would gladly support a good primary election law if the people of the state agree on it and he represents Weld county in the next legislature.
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