Gas Makes Ideal Heating Choice in Harsh Weather
In the current cold conditions a coal stove proves costly in fuel, time, and labor. Gas is presented as the ideal heating alternative, offering efficiency and convenience for sustaining warmth.
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
3
In the current cold conditions a coal stove proves costly in fuel, time, and labor. Gas is presented as the ideal heating alternative, offering efficiency and convenience for sustaining warmth.
Scribbled classifieds show multiple ads for houses for sale and rent, including a five room modern on 7th street and a partly modern home on rer lot. Also notes on a one to two lot sale at 1250 each and various contact lines like Houtchens Drumm and 216 opera house block.
The item lists Thurlby promotion for jewelry and silverware at Young & DeVoe and Henry Henrick Brothers with specials on best wheels and premiums. It notes visiting neighbors from Eaton and Nelson Nebraska, trips to Estes Park, Windsor ball games, and family outings around Greeley and the upper Poudre with several residents traveling to Denver, Cheyenne, and California.
Guests at the Ling ranch near Kersey included Mrs. W. D. Arnold of Denver Miss Lillian Catren of Georgetown and Mrs. Anna Nelson and her son of Greeley. The L. C. T. M. guard ladies hosted a Thursday card party with large attendance. First prizes went to Mrs. Fry and Mr. E. Wells while booby prizes were won by Mrs. Matthew Ryan and Mr. J. D. Potter.
Truby Cameron returned Thursday from Montrose where he served as delegate to the Epworth League convention. He was elected to the office of state treasurer of the society. He visited Golden and Denver on his way home.
Mrs. Ida Sanford, long time employee at Harry H. Shaw's store, celebrates twelve years by inviting the clerks to tea this evening at the home of her daughter Mrs. J Scott Thompson.
Mrs. Anna Losey and her son Malcolm arrived with her brother Ben Hunt of Fresno California from Estes Park. The group traveled by car and visited the W. H. Eatons at the park before Mr. Hunt returns home.
The Presbyterian choir and friends went on a straw ride to the W. J. Leaming ranch two miles east of Evans for regular practice. Hosts provided lunch and after the session there were games and a general good time for all.
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