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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
3
The item lists farm loans and business notes in Sanborn and Houston. It details diverse social news including wedding invitations, newborns, visitors from Windsor and Omaha, travels to Denver and Fort Collins, church services by Rev. Nichols, social gatherings near Watkins, and relatives visiting from Blairsburg and Springville.
Miss Nora Rugh and Vera Burney visit Fort Collins today while Miss Katherine Kisler hosts in Fort Morgan. C M Foulk departs for Twin Falls Idaho on business as Mrs Kate Swind and Jacob Oster Jr receive a Johnstown marriage license.
Mrs S M Jones and her granddaughter Marietta Kelley along with Mrs James Foote who recently arrived from Pittsfield Illinois traveled to Fort Collins to see Mrs Jones daughter Mrs H B Hatch.
Mrs C H Allyn and son Ted visit the 70 ranch near Hardin staying with Mr and Mrs C S Faulkner for several days. Tyndal Snyder leaves for Fort Morgan to work in the sugar factory lab. Edna Johnson returns from Denver to resume work at Thompson Music store. Cora Kenney of Holyoke travels through Greeley to Fort Collins for a State Sunday school convention. Ada Depuy of Demorest's heads to six weeks of headwear styles discovery. Bessie C Sullivan and Veronica Leonard, visiting relatives, depart for Chicago.
Dr J A Weaver and O C Paul son depart tonight for a week’s trip to Maho. The doctor seeks a much needed vacation and will visit his brothers Dr C D Weaver of Twin Falls and Dr A E Weaver of Boise.
Rev J M Wylie traveled to Denver for the annual Presbytery meeting of the Reformed Presbyterian church. He will return via Fort Collins to participate in the State Sunday School association gathering at that location.
Rev and Mrs G A Spence of Holyoke Colorado visit Greeley friends on the way to Longmont for the Methodist conference. Spence formerly pastored Kersey and Bethel churches.
The Congregations church will host a Wednesday evening service on Our Children and Our Schools with Mr J E Snook in charge. All are welcome and encouraged to discuss the topic.
Mr and Mrs Rockwell resumed work in Demorest after a two week break. Mrs Rockwell visited Sterling while he joined his father at Ft es park. They came back the first of the week.
John Doane Jr travels to Colorado Springs for a week to give a recital at the First Congregational church where he once served as organist. He will later return to Greece for another recital before resuming studies at Oberlin College.
Invitations have been sent for the wedding of Howard Barnett son of Re Barnett former pastor of the Baptist church and Miss Margaret Newman of Pontiac Michigan. The ceremony will be held at Miss Newman's home on September 9.
Mrs John S Fry, guest of her sister Mrs A Christman at 1824 Eleventh Street for two months, departed today to return to her home in Martinsville Indiana.
Friends report Max Gerry is nearly fully recovered from a recent operation at the hospital and is now able to be about again.
Miss Eisie McCobb returns from a two month vacation visiting relatives at her old homes in Washington Ta Ainsworth Cedar Rapids and Monmouth Ml. She spent time with family and traveled between these locations during the trip.
John Bodeen, longtime shoemaker for Edward Thorell, now serves as repairman for Trimble Wheeler shoe store. He welcomes old customers and will finish repair work in first class style. Call Greeley 241 for pickup and delivery.
Dan Bush was arrested Monday evening by Deputy Sheriff Charles Peterson for Brighton authorities. He is said to have stolen a coat in Brighton and then crossed the Weld County line where he robbed a tent.
J. H. Imus and wife of Dayton Ohio arrive for a visit with cousin Mrs. E. H. Abbott and family. Imus is president of Dayton Agricultural Implement works, maker of side delivery hay rakes. The couple toured the northwest and are en route home.
On Thursday September 3 the Greeley Public Library association will host a tea at 1029 Eighth Avenue from 3 to o clock. Gentlemen and ladies are invited, no admission charged, but attendees should give a silver offering for the cause.
Mrs Thompson of Denver is visiting her daughter Mrs Ralph Lemon.
Miss Martha Courtney of Denver visits Miss Gladys Johnson while Mrs R Wood and children spend Sunday with friends in Ault. Mrs John Truby and Mrs Sarah Tomb visit Evans friends. G V Kelley accepts a suit department post at Condons. Ruth Cobb visits Eaton guest of Eunice Cushman. Joe Woolf and Joe Woodbury go to Golden to enter School of Mines. Hannah Dearden visits Hibbard and Van Gallow in Denver area. Van Churchill return after two weeks with Isabel Churchill. Olive and Mabel Delling with Alice Archibald visit Crawford sisters. Florence Carlson visits Denver for a few days to attend a moon dance. Maud Kelley heads with Fort Collins party for Rockhurst on the Poudre. Ralph Drury arrives from Omaha to visit parents C Rugh family. Ida Celeen returns from Alta IA. will attend Normal after resigning Evans school post.
Congressman Theodore E. Burton, returning from London, notes the national monetary committee's sub committees plan a thorough study of currency and banking defects. Proposals include salaried bank examiners and cautious pace before reform. The full commission may issue a partial report after the presidential election.
May Recall Wu Ting Fang Special to the Daily Tribune Pekin September 1 The Chinese government considers recalling Wu Ting Fang the minister at Washington over indiscreet utterances and an embarrassing public stance in America Liang Tuen Yen is the leading successor candidate for Washington position Wu Ting Fang
A switch engine wreck near the Strong mine in the Walson district killed engineer Joe Ketner and injured three men. Injured were J L Hickey with a leg injury, J Hardeman with a badly hurt back, and Thomas Carr with leg scrapes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Clark and two children return to Flat Rock Ill after visiting Grover C. Clark and Mrs. Hary Heath in Denver. They joined 28 Flat Rock residents and traveled by a special car, visiting various parts of Colorado, before splitting up in Denver.
A Union Pacific excursion to Mt. McClellan via the Georgetown Loop promises grand scenery and the highest railroad feat. Last chance this season for a mountain trip with low rates and a special train. Inquiries to EB H GENGA, Agent Union Pacific.
A Methodist church hosts a business meeting of the Epworth League this evening followed by a social and a corn roast. Members gather to discuss activities and enjoy a communal cookout.
Plans and specifications for enlarging the Community Tunnel near Marshall on the railroad and for four miles of the Community Ditch are open for inspection at the company offices. Bids due September 15. Denver Reservoir Irrigation Co lists 701 Ideal Building Denver Colorado. Labor Day excursion to Eldora by Colorado and Southern on Sept 7 leaves Greeley 7:00 am, 3.00 round trip, children half fare.
Labor Day excursion priced at $3.00 round trip features Mr. McClellan and an overall $400 figure. The grouping suggests a travel deal with explicit pricing and a named individual associated with the offer.
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