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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1908
Page
3
A jumble of want ads listing for sale items rooms for rent and job wants. Includes mentions of eight head of cattle modern houses rooms furnishings and potential bargains with terms and contact hints for sellers and landlords.
The clipping lists numerous local residents and visitors to Denver and other cities. It notes Geo Horne visiting Denver Sunday, Mrs Mabel Neeley joining the Mr McClellan excursion, Perry Elliott and son John driving to Denver, and multiple auto parties to Denver for races. It mentions grain purchases at The Model Milling & Elevator, invitations from the Tribune, and social calls in Greeley, Eaton, Louisville, and LaSalle with visits by Miss Hanna Dierden, Mrs Carrie Ellis Blackwood, Miss Elizabeth Doten, and others. A lecture by R Ernesti at the Methodist church is announced for September 22 with free admission.
Master Bruce McLeod shows a bandaged left arm and recalls a two by four on a high fence that collapsed as a boy climbed to peek over. The injury occurred when the board gave way and timber toppled, though the child remains active in other play and is banned from fence climbing for a period.
A. J. Condon is on in Denver. Miss Mabel Wooster visited in Fort Lupton over Sunday. Miss Carena Lee went to Fort Collins to spend today with her brother. Mrs Alta Brooks in Greeley en route home to Fort Collins from Denver. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Montgomery toured Mt McClellan. This is the year to plane Winter wheat with Turkey Red from Kansas at Model Mills. The W C T U will meet with Mrs E N Smith on Tuesday September 8 at 2 30 PM. Mrs Rugh gave a dinner in honor of Mrs Sarah Tomb of Pennsylvania and Mrs Ralph Drury of Omaha.
H. H. Shaw returned from an eastern buying trip while Dr. W. E. Thompson resumes office duties after illness. Locals George Evans Will Hayden E D Higgins and Ray Wilson drove to Bracewell. Arthur Gill travels to Boulder to attend State University again. Mrs. Isabel Rienks and daughter Clara visit Fort Collins to see her son George Reinks and wife. Winter Wheat appears ideal this season Turkey Red remains the standard seed imported from Kansas on sale at Model Mills to suit local soil.
Deputy Sheriff A L Baker of Denver arrived Saturday as two horse thieves were captured nearby. The Murrays confessed they are brothers from Philadelphia and began a four month spree to act tough. The older fought, the younger showed clear remorse, and they face a temporary indoor stay in Canon City.
German cyclist Robert Hellmich completed part of a world journey on a bicycle arriving in Greeley at 6 p m last Saturday. He started from Paris on March 16 with a 2500 wager to finish in 18 months and is 20 days ahead of schedule. His cyclometer shows 59 2 10 miles from Denver to Greeley, with the Pacific crossing provided by ticket.
Rose M Gleasman aged 21 died Sunday at her father B F Gleasman’s home 1600 Six Avenue. She was born in Iowa. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
A forecast shows fair conditions tonight and generally fair to tomorrow in the south portion. The outlook calls for dry weather with light winds and mild temperatures.
W M Kincaid left for San Francisco this morning. Harry H Shaw has come back from a two week business trip east. Fay Reed of Pueblo arrived to resume work at the Normal. Mrs L V Hudson and son Alva Hudson of Snyder Colo left Saturday for Portland. Clyde Park of Shenandoah Ia arrived for a few days with Miss Lillian Darnaby. May Woodbury returned to Sterling to teach this year. A E Chase returned from a two week vacation in Boulder Eldorado Springs and Idaho Springs and will lead services at East Side Mission tomorrow.
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