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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
3
Classified notices list items for sale and services in Greeley including a hay rack, new rag, scroll saw, and a cheap attachment. Also advertised are a stray mare, modern rooms for rent, and sewing work available. A church gathering and student party are described among community notices.
Community snippets include loan and business notes, a roast beef dinner at a church, travel and visiting relatives, an apple shipment and grocery bargains, business trips and registrations, new residents moving to town, local election plea, marriages licenses issued, a club dance at Academy hall, a legal claim over attorney fees, and a millinery shop relocation.
The Rugh family of East End Pittsburg Pennsylvania arrives today to visit relatives. Chris Rugh is a brother of one traveler. Mr and Mrs Walter Bell of Altona Pennsylvania are cousins to Mrs C Rugh and Mrs John Truby. Farm loans Sanborn and Houston.
Local brief items include a church meeting at 12:00 on Tuesday at 35 Mitchell Mopardh Coal near Seventh Avenue. Updates on residents visiting Denver Cheyenne Farmers Spur and Greeley, and a hardware line addition at McCutcheon Hardware. Grocery ads promote Grand Junction apples below Denver prices.
Miss Mabel Wasley from Severance visited her parents Mr and Mrs W P Wasley in Greeley. Miss Stearns, also a Severance teacher, accompanied Miss Wasley home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Truby entertain tonight with a dinner party inviting guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. Rugh Mrs. Sarah Tomb of Johnstown Pa Mrs Stella Srilhart and Miss Lucy B. McCullough of Pittsburg Pa.
Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday Evening Post and takes mail subscription orders for the Post or the Ladies' Home Journal at publishers' prices. Leave orders at his home 720 Eleventh Street or at the Tribune office, phone Greeley 437.
A political advertisement urging voters to reelect G. O. Stevens as justice of the peace. The speaker laments veterans' sacrifices and appeals to voters to support Stevens in the upcoming election.
J Green traveled to Denver on Friday while Goodman visited from Denver. Miss Carens Lee hosted a casual chafing dish party Friday evening. Mrs A G Knowlton visited Ley in Greeley and planned a Fort Collins home in Platteville. Tony Nell, guest of the Von Trotha family, departed Friday for New York City. A large line of American and foreign pottery arrives at McCutcheon Hardware.
Wilson Grocery Company reports a large stock of Grand Junction Jonathan apples arriving but priced below Denver wholesale levels.
C. G. Fredrickson and his wife of 1224 Twelfth avenue welcome his parents and a younger sister visiting from Kansas. The relatives arrived Friday for the family reunion and are staying nearby.
Mrs Isabel Churchill travels to Denver to spend a few days with her cousin Mrs Florence Stough who is en route from Chicago to her home in San Diego.
A fragment praising sacrifice for freedom and a free undivided country. It notes laying life upon the nation's altar for future generations and happiness at home.
IRS. B. F. Johnson is expected home today from a state trip visiting Glenwood Springs and other resorts. Mrs. Maud Church, visiting her brother W. FP. Ed wards, accompanies Mrs. Johnson. Bre Church plans a later departure for New York.
Fort Collins High hosts Greeley High in a highly anticipated afternoon clash. A husky Collings team with a small faculty support arrives as the field bears a poor condition. Normal High travels to Eaton for a morning game.
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