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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1908
Page
3
Classified listings and short notices include rental offers farm announcements and sale ads along with brief society and business updates. Names such as Sanborn Houston Chas. F. Tewis, R. G. Martin and McCutcheon Hardware appear with events from Greeley and surrounding towns.
Aeg Farm loans, Sanborn and Houston. Tribune want ads promote business. Pegraved calling cards at the Tribune. Harry O'Donnell spent Sunday in r. Denier. D Parker was in Fort Collins on business Monday. Kernice Rameau visited over Sunday with her aunt in Longmont. Mrs J M Moore and son Robert of Ault were in Greeley Monday en route for Fort Collins. Mr and Mrs C F Street, visiting here, left for Blackfoot Idaho. Mrs Agnes Dart of 1224 Fourth Street left for Blairsville Indiana to see her brother who is dangerously HL.
Farm loans discussed by Sanborn and Houston as Mrs. Mary Eliott travels to Denver today. Unitarian church rummage sale set for October 28 29 30 with clothing millinery shoes and crockery. Election day events include Baptist and Unity church dinners and a joint chicken dinner. Various visits to Denver Loveland Eaton Idaho Springs and Cheyenne noted among residents. Also reports on a Statler Hose Dance at Armory and local business updates including McCutcheon Hardware sale and a justice of the peace court proposal for Emil B Hatch.
O H Roberts and his daughter Miss Sarah Roberts concluded a short visit at Nunn and stayed with Mrs Esther Roberts in Greeley before returning Wednesday to their home in Wymore Nebraska.
J. W. Carpenter of Barnaville Ohio is due in a few days with his daughter and son-in-law. He owns a ranch near Peckham and has spent the summer on one of his farms. The group plans to establish their home here.
Mrs B D Dean has been a guest of Mrs C H Wheeler for several days and left this morning for Denver. She spent the summer on her ranch near Bennett Colorado and will stay through winter in Kansas City with her son Charlie Dean a noted artist there.
A Majestic Manufacturing representative from St. Louis is at the McCutcheon Hardware store this week demonstrating the Majestic range in actual use. Biscuits are baked and served to large crowds, drawing interest from shoppers and potential buyers.
Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday Evening Post and takes mail subscription orders for the Post or the Ladies' Home Journal. Orders may be left at his home 720 Eleventh Street or at the Tribune office.
A local report criticizes officials for using their offices to shield and persuade Ady adversaries rather than punish them, highlighting alleged leniency toward the foes of Greeley and urging stricter oversight.
Mrs. Stella Brilhart and Miss Lucy B. McCullough of Pittsburg, Pa have left their hosts Mr. and Mrs. John Truby and will travel to Denver then return home by week’s end.
James Proctor, a city employee living near the water works line, is in Greeley today for a short vacation. This marks his first visit to the city since taking his post over a year ago, after formerly working for the Denver Union Water Company.
Dr and Mrs G W Graham return Monday evening from a trip east visiting Philadelphia New York Atlantic City and St Louis Mrs Graham had been away since June Dr Graham went to Chicago three weeks ago and met her in St Louis They stopped in Kansas City and arrived in Denver Monday.
G O Stevens Independent candidate for Justice of the Peace is a long time community resident. Mrs BE Owens of Ault and sister Mrs JF Peck of Denver visited Greeley with plans to travel on. Miss Cora Adams and Miss Gallagher returned from Loveland hills with Adams resuming work at Greeley Abstract Company.
Callie Brokaw and her sister Miss Dr. Brokaw of Lawton Oklahoma were guests of their cousins Mr. and Mrs I A Whitman. They spent the final days of their visit at Ault before returning home.
Mrs. Sarah Tomb departs for Pittsburg Pa after visiting Mrs. C Rugh. Mrs. C S Mackwart leaves for Boise Ida after visiting her cousin Mrs. S J Richey. she has been in Ohio and stopped en route home.
Rose E. Eames files in county court for divorce from Merritt T. Eames on non support charges. Married in Greeley June 15, 1904, they have a two year old child. She seeks custody of the boy and $2000 alimony.
Advertisement touts irrigation based settlement in the Lower Rio Grande Valley Texas. Claims climate yields sugar cane alfalfa and crops, 24 hour market proximity, and 1000 acres owned for cooperative canal water. Offers 20 acre tract rents at 60 to 75 dollars per acre with homeseeker excursions on the first and third Tuesdays.
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