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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
3
Fragments of a classified section mention a medium priced residence and an address marked B. The ad text is incomplete with scattered terms like lost and found and paging reference. No clear person, organization, or location is established to confirm a full item.
Little Local Farm loans recorded in Sanborn and Houston. Baird tops Demorest for clean clothes while Brohlin cleans and tailors against Glazier's. Mrs C. T. Leake leaves for Charleston. Invitations and announcements at Tribune office. Mrs B. H. Eaton visits Denver for a few days with friends. Madame Lilla Windsor advertised for phrenology at Albion hotel. Eleworth Thompson moves to Sterling to arrange family relocation. Frederick issues 2500 dollars in bonds for a new school case. Sheriff Florance hosts duck season supper after receiving a dozen large birds. Mrs George Straight slowly improves after kerosene explosion. Es tate of Francia Marks valued 1338.91 turns to county as heirs absent. Mrs C. E. Carter to return from Pittsburg with daughter Mary ill. Mr and Mrs James Poteet visit Greeley en route to Franklin Ohio to make their home. health drives the eastward move.
Farm loans in focus with Sanborn and Houston as Engraved calling cards featured at the Tribune. Mr and Mrs Grover Clark left Wednesday for Robinson. Lt and Miss Margaret E Nicholls attended the fair in Denver on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W H Adkins traveled to Denver for a few days. Dr C A Ringle went to Denver to attend the state medical meeting. Miss Irene Proctor returned to Denver after visiting Miss Lexie Mead. M Hires returned from Denver to resume work at the sugar factory. Miss Florence Perry left for Colorado Springs to attend the school for the deaf and blind.
Farm loans reported for Sanborn and Houston. John Mohr left Wednesday for Salem Oregon. J Bonavier a Denver surveyor in Greeley Wednesday. J A Taylor MD machinery doctor at 603 Eighth St. Dowden potato digger sold by Greeley Mercantile Co. A license to wed granted Shuman H Larson and Ruth Lenora Coffee of Ault. Mr and Mrs B S Hill of Pleasant Valley attended the Longmont Methodist conference. Mrs Jackman Baxter and daughter left for Glen Haven. Miss Helen Norris arrived from Belleville Kansas and surprised sisters Lena and Lillian Norris. she plans to stay through winter as musician.
Mr and Mrs D A Gibson depart for LaMar Missouri seeking cooler higher altitude to aid Mrs Gibson health. The note accompanies a town news brief on marriages licenses issued to Louis Wickhoret and Alice Doughty and to Daniel Downing and Belle Dare.
Paul Arbuckle hosts Baraca club members for a Tuesday evening with Miss Gertrude Norris as Sunday School teacher. After business, a social hour included flash light pictures. A local tale about a missing Wednesday ticket ends with a moral about absent minded diamonds.
The Methodist Brotherhood and Ladies Aid plan a reception and social in the chapel Friday evening from to for Dr J A Davis and family. Members and friends are invited.
The ladies' missionary society of the United Presbyterian church will hold its annual meeting this afternoon at the country home of Mr and Mrs Will Wilson. The entire congregation was invited and a picnic supper will be served. The trip home will be made in the moonlight.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Richards of Anamosa Iowa and their son G. I Richards with his wife from Springville Iowa have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. B. Pollock for several days. The Richards plan to stay in Greeley through winter while the parents depart soon for Iowa.
County Judge Nixon grants divorce to Rose A Swearinger from John Starvey Swearinger on lack of support and absence of defendant. They wed in Concordia Kansas in 1991. Rose Swearinger awarded custody of two children May six and Winnie four.
John Bodeen, previously repairing for Edward Thorell, becomes repair man for Trimble Wheeler Shoe Store and invites old customers. Telephone Greeley 241 for pickup and delivery. first class repair promised. In Denver, Dr. R F Graham named for president by the state medical association nominating committee. convention to vote this afternoon.
John Doane Jr organist and choir master of First Congregational church Cleveland will give an organ recital at the Congregational church Monday evening September 14 Kate Norcross Petriken will sing She is well known in Greeley for her beautiful singing The recital will be as popular as last January’s performance.
A Tuesday afternoon misc shower honored Miss Olive West with 25 helpers, hosted by Nellie Rankin and Edith Rankin. The unsuspecting guest faced two baskets of gifts as linen handkerchiefs china and silver were presented. Guests including Sadie Campbell and Una DeVinney helped serve a luncheon and assist with preparations afterward.
Dedicatory week announced for the new Swedish Mission church at Eaton with Rev. A C Leafgren in charge. Most addresses will be in Swedish. Sunday afternoon program will be in English. Detailed schedule lists Friday and Wednesday services, Sunday school, sermons, and multiple Swedish services.
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