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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
3
Mixed ads and society items list rooms for rent boards wanted farm loans travels and visits. Notes include births, visits by locals to Denver, Cheyenne, and Idaho Springs, wedding invitations, a lunacy charge against Clara Alwert, and theatre details for The Holy City with Luella Morey costumes.
A brief item notes Abistrand started a business in Denver today. Also listed are items about Rembrandt paints on sale at Imboden's, and several local residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns including Goodland Kansas and Greeley.
The Tribune lists many briefs from Denver and Boulder including Joe Sullens and Will Spaney in Denver to 25 cents at Imboden's, William Mayher on a Denver business trip, Albert Tuck planning to attend Westminster University in Denver, and Bessie Bliss seeking entry to State University. Also mentions Frederick filing articles of incorporation, and various local visits, travels, juvenile delinquency note, a lost pocketbook, and several residents visiting relatives or traveling to Golden for the School of Mines and Denver University.
F. H. Kitson arrived Thursday evening from Vernon New York to visit his sister Mrs A F Pribble. He continues to Raton New Mexico to take a position teaching Spanish in the local schools.
The burn victim from Thursday's kerosene explosion is Mrs. George Straight, not Mrs. Frank Straight as earlier reported. She is comfortable and expected to recover fully.
Mrs Lyman Sage and her son L L Sage along with Mrs A Putnam of Corning Ia, visiting Mr and Mrs H A Newcomb for two weeks, depart for home due to Sage’s ill child. The three women are sisters.
Hon J C Holden of Montreal and his daughter Mrs Holden are spending a few days with Rev and Mrs R J Hunter at the Presbyterian manse while Mr Holden tours the west as head of the Ames Holden Company.
Six room house and lot No 1646 Seventh avenue sold to John A. Pearce of Salida Colorado. Six room cottage No 14206 Sixth avenue sold to T A Stevens. Six room dwelling No 1207 Fourth street sold to T B Thompson. Five room brick dwelling No 1218 Fourth street sold to Winfield Moore. Welsh & Martin invite buyers and sellers to contact their office at 905 Sth St for trades and purchases.
Miss Lela Martin and Hayden White of Windsor were joined in marriage by Justice of the Peace Stevens on Thursday afternoon.
The First Baptist and Park Congregational churches hosted the annual Sunday school convention under Weld County Sabbath School Association. Dr Bates led prayers and reports from treasurers and schools were presented. Nominating and resolutions committees were named and future addresses announced by Rev Trier and others.
Charlotta Stroh, aged year, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stroh, died today at the family home three miles northeast of Greeley. Funeral services are set for Sunday at the Russian church.
A man injured in a street car crash in Chicago is reported to have a completely severed windpipe. Police have not yet learned his name. A silver tube is inserted in his throat enabling breathing.
Two men died and a third was fatally injured when an engine jumped the track on a curve near Lumberton New Mexico, pinning them beneath. The victims were engineer Fitzhugh and fireman C. O. Mein. the injured man's name was not released. Lumberton lies about 100 miles east of Durango, Colorado.
Mr and Mrs B L Dunham hosted a 12 o'clock dinner today for their son Dr C S Dunham and his St Louis wife. Guests included Pr and Mrs Dunham Mrs Abigail Dunham and Mr and Mrs J K Thompson and Mr and Mrs J Scott Thompson. They plan to depart for home next Wednesday.
A brief cinema notice invites the public to see Mr McClellan in a moving picture at the Bijou theatre on Tuesday Wednesday and Friday.
Ww oats and barley command the highest price in the market while wheat also shows strong demand. C L Carter operates at 821 23 Seventh Street, selling and quoting grain prices to farmers and traders.
Round trip fares set at three dollars, four dollars with Mr. McClellan aboard. Event promises affordable travel along the Loop during the Labor Day excursion with Mr. McClellan among riders.
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