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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
3
Classified notices list fresh milch cows and livestock for sale at Western Dairy, heavy work carners, and domestic pets. Also rental offerings, rooming, nurse and nanny help, and private party wanted ads seeking a house caregiver, masseur, and boarders in the local area.
Community members attend a mix of errands and gatherings including invitations, club events, and local visits. Names such as Santora Houston Baird Demorest and Wheeler appear among residents planning travels, weddings, and social activities, with mentions of Denver trips and a trimming department display at Ployd's millinery.
Various local notices include Farm loans with Sanborn and Houston, and a promotion for Rubber Harvest Certificates via Fishback. Items mention J Hays, R P Lewis traveling to Denver for conventions, a legal appeal in McPherson vs Bethage, and Kent hardware related entries.
Engraved calling cards appear in Tribune advertisements. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Gillies of Eaton visit Greeley. Miss Statler heads to Boulder to enter the university. Madame Windsor advertised phrenology at Albion hotel. Read may return tonight from Buffalo. Walter Bliss plans to study law at Denver University. Mrs. Pollock seeks hairdressing location in Greeley. Mrs. Walters visits from Pittsburg and will oversee two sons at the Agricultural college. Miss Belden from Grand Junction arrives for normal school. Eva Ripley to enroll at the state normal. Canon City Record notes Canon City graduate Eva Ripley.
J Scott Thompson and Frank E Nelson of Denver plan a weeklong camping trip starting Monday to Specimen Mountain fifteen miles from Spragues at the west end of Moraine Park. Hunting and fishing are reported unusually good there.
The Presbyterian choir held a supper last night and cleared more than $62. A large crowd attended as fall air flavored chicken pie baked beans coffee and pies. The proceeds will fund a carpet for the choir loft and pulpit with funds kept in the treasury.
Young people of the B Y P U held a straw ride Friday night to KC Knight’s ranch north of town. They carried ice cream cake and refreshments, then enjoyed a hop before returning around midnight. The group praised the Knight farm as a potential straw party destination.
Mrs A B Miller Carter of River View ranch near LaSalle returns from six week cottage stay at Glen Haven with a party of friends. The group included Mrs Laughlin Miss Grace Master Ross Laughlin Miss Elizabeth Beattie Miss Itlma and Mr Carter and Mrs Carter. The outing brought much pleasure and benefit.
W Von Hermit, a bookkeeper for the Farmer's Mercantile Co, secretly edited a Venezuelan paper and angered the royal army with bold columns. After repeated sieges and threats, he fled to America and will not return, staying in the land of big talk and few fights.
John Moulton, a leper who escaped the Louisiana leper Home in Terrebonne parish, was found in New Orleans selling tickets at a nickel theater. He traveled from the home to St. Louis with three other escapees, whose whereabouts were unknown. He will be returned to the home.
A large crowd gathered Friday night for a farewell reception for Rev J A Davis his wife and children in the chapel decorated for the event. Miss Ruby Rose played piano Lloyd Smith cornet and Eugene Fisk violin performed instrumental pieces. Davis gave a closing speech and guests enjoyed punch and wafers. Several Japanese church members recently presented him a silk hat as a token of esteem.
The Churches ale s Hall Meetin held at Steele Rev A Tjermund pastor 11:00 a m Sermon 5:00 p m Sermon Christian Science Services at 800 Ninth Street Sunday 11:00 a m and Wednesday 8:00 p m Subject for tomorrow is Substance
Rev. Edwin M. Gross leads Trinity German Lutheran with 10:00 a.m. German service. Sunday school at 11:00 a.m. Evening service in English at 7:30 p.m.
The notice lists Salvation Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. a holiness meeting at 11:00 a.m. a praise meeting at 3:15 p.m. and a salvation meeting at 8:00 p.m. with Captain Van Pelt as officer in charge.
Rev. R. J. Hunter conducts the 10:45 morning service on a topic The Dynamics of the Sky. Sabbath school begins at 12:90 with 6:30 p m C E. Evening service at 7:30 presents Esther the Mediatrix as the evening topic.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel Church lists Rev Gustafson as pastor The Sunday schedule includes 9 00 a m Sunday school 11 00 a m regular morning service and 7 45 p m regular evening service
Pastor A C Leafgren leads Sunday morning service at the church with Sunday school. A sermon at Lucerne follows, then a Young People's meeting and an evening sermon here.
The United Presbyterian Church presents Sunday services with a 9:45 a.m. sermon titled Worship to the Beauty of Holiness and a 7:39 p.m. sermon titled Choosing the Way. This marks the second installment in the Life's Way series led by Pastor W. A. Philips.
Pastor Rev J M Wylie leads the Sabbath service at 11:00 with a 10:00 Sabbath school. The evening program includes a 6:45 Young People's Meeting and a 7:45 sermon by Rev J K Robb of Tak Hing Chau China on The Macedonian Call.
Pastor Rev. D. D. Forward presides at 9:30 a.m. morning worship with Prof. W. G. Chambers from the State Normal School to speak on The Relation of Psychology to Religious Life at Sunday School. Evening service at 6:30 p.m. with a sermon series titled The Conversations of Jesus.
The Reformed Presbyterian Church in Evans schedules services led by Rev. I A Blackwood. Morning service at 11 00 p m with topic The Waiting Dead. Sabbath school at noon. Young People meeting at 7 00 p m. Evening service at 7 45 p m with topic Ruth the Gleaner.
Dedicatory services will be held Friday Saturday and Sunday at the new Baton church. Swedish services are scheduled for Friday at 7:30 pm and Saturday at 10:30 am and 7:30 pm. Sunday features Sabbath school at 9:30 am, preaching at 10:30 am, and English services at 7:30 pm.
Congregational church holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m public worship at 10 30 a m with the Lord s Supper 7 30 p m evening service Young People Society of Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m musical Prelude by organ and chorus choir sermon series continues The Place of Sacrifice in Social Economics in Society by John Doane minister.
Tomorrow at 11 o clock the nigh mass resumes at St Veters with an enhanced church program. Prof J C Kender leads again promising fine music and masterpieces including Vor La Hache Pro Pace. Evening vesper services start 7 30 with sermon and benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Miss Winnifred Hannas entertained the F L C C girls and friends at the Asa Sterling home on Friday night. The event honored Miss Christine Cole as she prepares to leave for New York to attend school. The evening featured games and refreshments. The club, formed five years ago in the grades, has since attained deaks in the high school room.
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