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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1908
Page
3
Clerical note lists want ad rates and a long run of small ads including selling animals, furniture, rooms for rent, and help wanted. It features items such as horses, mules, a paper sorter, land with a house, rent notices, and several job and helper inquiries.
A brief item reports confusion at a general merchandise stack involving individuals named Pazeus Rowne and others. The note hints at a disorderly scene and unclear outcomes amid the buyers and sellers.
Local advertisements mention Rubber Harvest Certificates and Rubber buy offers from Fish and Sao, farm loans by Sanborn & Houston, and sand and gravel delivery. Distinct visits and trips include Mrs. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, the Sawyers, and Mrs. Davis to Denver, plus Greeley band excursions and theater notices for Hana and Nix at the opera house.
Farm loans noted for Sanborn and Houston. The ill son of Mr and Mrs J Aageson is reported. W H Coleman traveled from Greeley to Boise City Idaho. Greeley band about Moffat road excursions and concerts outlined for next Sunday. J M Freeman named by Mayor Green as delegate to the Irrigation congress in Albuquerque New Mexico. Mrs Will Parkison visits and plans to return east. Max Gerry resumes activities after appendicitis surgery. Mrs Herbert Bickling and six children return from two months on the eastern coast.
Will Lehman returned yesterday from Boulder where he attended the Padee Rosier wedding. He arrived last week from Milwaukee Wisconsin and will assist Rosier Electrical Supply until Mr Rosier returns from his honeymoon.
Benjamin Madson of the State Agricultural College at Ames has stayed with Mr. and Mrs. EB Davenport for several days. He traveled to Fort Collins to visit the Agricultural College and will return tomorrow then proceed to Denver on Sunday.
The Rocky Mountain Baptist Association is in session in Denver this week. The gathering began on Wednesday and will close Friday. Rev. D. D. Forward attended the meetings Wednesday, and Miss Louise Seelbach traveled to Denver Tuesday evening and will return today.
Miss Bessie Phillips of Wichita Kansas arrives to spend time with the family of C. G. Mc Murray on the Carpenter ranch. She has been in Denver this week for the Odd Fellows convention and the Rebekah parade, and she and the eMurrays were old school friends in the east.
Sanborn and Houston handle farm loans. Mrs. B H Eaton visits Eaton with relatives. Mrs B D Harper travels to Denver for a two day stay. G M Drummond visits Eaton to see her parents Mr and Mrs E K Packard. Kate McElroy goes to Denver for a Democratic state central committee meeting. Corrico appears in Buster Brown at the Electric theatre. Captain Van Pelt attends Salvation Army dedication in Fort Collins. Greeley band excursion to Tolland via Union Pacific departs 7 45 a m Sunday September 27, round trip $3.00.
A quiet wedding was solemnized Wednesday at 2 pm at Eaton's Congregational parsonage. Mrs Wallace Smillie and Ray G Graham exchanged vows in the presence of Rev S C Dickinson and left for a short wedding trip by automobile to Denver after the ceremony.
Three thousand years ago there were about 700 shark varieties in the oceans. Today only about 60 are known yet they are more than enough to threaten a boy who paddles on salt water. The writer notes sharks prefer a young, juicy boy to an old sailor when an upset occurs.
A compact reflection cites Emerson urging joy as steady strength rather than perilous highs. The message favors consistent wellbeing and daylong positivity over dramatic, reactionary bursts.
Ida Belie Brett aged 31 died Wednesday at her brother Smitha’s home south of Greeley after a six year battle with tuberculosis. Daughter of W A Smitha of Tennessee, she had previously moved to Colorado and back. Funeral services were held at Pollock's Undertaking parlors at 3 PM conducted by Rev. A E Dubber.
Fair tonight with calmer conditions. Showers are expected in the eastern portion tomorrow, bringing a chance of light rain and cooler temperatures likely in the morning and afternoon. Local winds remain light.
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