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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1908
Page
3
Classifieds include five cent inserts, sale notices, and rental offers with dense OCR text. Community items report residents from Denver to Sterling, notices of sales, room rentals, furnished housing, and social events. Local names and addresses appear, along with public notices and trips.
Sanborn and Houston report Little Local Farm loans as traders list Turkey Red wheat seed from Kansas at Model Mills. Benson of Timnath travels to Loom Lake Washington with plans to return via Fremont and invest Inland near Greeley. The season is seen as ideal for winter wheat culture with Turkey Red remaining the standard choice.
J M Peterson expresses gratitude to the Democratic delegation and Bryan club for nominating him for county coroner and promises faithful service if elected. He notes his Greeley Colorado address. The piece also mentions resumed Congregational church services and a sermon series by Mr Doane on The Place of Sacrifice In Social Economies.
Clarence Bennett presents The Holy City praised as a top stage production to be shown at the opera house on Wednesday in September. Miss Luella Morey wears Paris made costumes noted for richness and historical accuracy with special focus on her gowns for the great dance before King Herod and acts two and three.
Sanborn and Houston engraved calling cards featured as a note in the Tribune. Theo Kibby of Johnstown visited Friday and plans to return today. Various residents, including Miss A B Chestnut and Misses Mayme Wyatt, Hilda Wyatt, and Dora Brown, are traveling to Denver or Ault for short visits. E E Lewis of Grover attends the republican convention. Trudy Cameron and Ernest Tuck joined the Methodist Conference in Longmont. Charles Crawford heads to Pittsburg for Carnegie Technical College. The State Bank of Kersey filed its articles of incorporation with the county recorder. Winter seed and Kansas hard turkey products arrived at Model Mills elevators. W H Mestruder and Elmer Gordon will visit Colorado Springs and Labor Day returnees.
Miss Emma L Albee of Fort Collins travels through the city to work in the Nunn schools. Mrs Gordon Danforth of Condons store plans a Denver visit next week. A $250 pocket book carried away Thursday morning with a $50 reward offered. Misses Mattie Orr and Helen Love visiting Eaton relatives plan a mountain trip. Mrs Louise Preston and daughter Gertrude head to Portland to teach again this year after summering in Greeley.
Mrs J B Agnew hosted two Mexican Spanish themed dinners this week at her home, with green peppers and vibrant colors, Spanish menus, and Mexican pottery on display. Guests enjoyed 500 with prizes awarded to Parker Edwards and Stephens Woolf, then Schnitzer and Mosher Udall won consolation prizes, all prizes being Mexican souvenirs.
Gov Cummins fails to settle succession as extra session opens divisions persist among stand patters. Larabee backed by Cummins faction and Democrats to push a short term senator now, with bigger clash likely in next legislature. A split could push Wade of the Democratic Committee toward national Senate.
The Rev. William Bayard Craig D D pastor of the Central Christian church in Denver will marry September 10 to Miss Mary Adelaide Carpenter former librarian and dean of women at Drake University Des Moines Iowa Craig has led Central Christian church for many years and is prominent in civic reform efforts.
Joseph Otoupatik traveled from Denver this morning to join his wife and daughter who have been visiting a while. Former Denver residents, Mr. and Mrs., were greeted as they planned to resume life near the university after a year away.
Logan county notes M Madelina Veverka an alumna of the State Normal visited County Superintendent Harrison yesterday on her way home from the Sunday school penreget at Fort Collins. Miss Veverka has made an enviable record in Logan county and a gen alma mater is proud of her work.
Six room house and lot No 1640 Seventh avenue sold to John A Pearce of Salida Colorado. Six room cottage No 1420 Sixth avenue sold to T A Stevens. Six room dwelling No 1207 Fourth street sold to T B Thompson. High room brick dwelling No 1218 Fourth street sold to Winfield S Moore. Welsh and Martin invite more buy or sell listings and buyers.
A small Denver party led by Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bismuth with Edwin M. Bismuth and H. Lee Stout arrived in Greeley en route from Denver to Cheyenne. They stopped at the Camfield for luncheon.
The Colorado & Southern offers a special rate of 92.85 for trips from Greeley to the Interstate Fair and Exposition in Denver set for Sept 7 to 12. Tickets go on sale Sept 6 to 11 with a final limit Sept 24. The Western Fair promises livestock and farm exhibits and daily racing attractions featuring Pain's Carnival at N poles.
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