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Newspaper
Greeley Republican
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
3
A long column of town notices lists residents traveling to Denver Fort Collins Estes Park and Iowa while visitors arrive from Eaton Fort Lupton Topeka and Denver. Names include Mrs M E Coon Mrs J H Rowe Dr W O Weber and many others with exchanges about loans hardware and sale events at Scott Bros and Knight Campbell.
Inventor Professor Kuttner describes a dry air apparatus that kills bacteria and speeds wound healing in tropical climates. The system passes air over paraffin, pumice saturated with sulphuric acid, and caustic soda to obtain completely dry air, which can be cooled or heated for treatment of open wounds and mucous membrane catarrh with claimed safety.
Dr and Mrs Charles Dunham of St Louis arrived last night to visit Mr and Mrs BE L Dunham. Mrs J Scott Thompson and her baby from this city accompanied the Dunhams as they had been visiting them.
Mrs. T. J. Gibbeon and her daughter are detained in Colorado Springs as washouts halt train service leaving the city. They had been visiting in Kansas but had to return to Colorado because of the extreme weather.
Reports from Platteville Fort Lupton and surrounding towns record several births, including a 10 pound girl to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Otteson and sons to F. T. Chamberlain and Max Meyers. A Windsor outing features Rev B W Bowell with Fred Lowry and Earl King walking the Big Thompson canyon. Rev William H Bates is elected an honorary member of the International Academy. John L Gray of Briggsdale undergoes a serious operation at Greeley hospital. attending family members stay by him.
Silvertongue the Indian singer and a lecture on white slavery pleased a good crowd at the Airdome last night. Attractions remain tonight and tomorrow night. Startling facts were given during the lecture which is of wide interest. The Airdome proves popular with Greeley residents during warm evenings.
Eaton August 2. The Circle Sunday school group led by Mrs. Clarence Candlin will present a play to raise funds for new doors at the Congregational church. Plans are finished and rehearsals are underway.
Good hamburger steak offered at Keltner's Market at 25 cents for three pounds. Spirella corsets sold by Mrs. M. E. Miller located in the Harvard building on Ninth Avenue with phone number Greeley 773.
Six new members joined the local Elk lodge at the regular meeting in the new lodge room. Witnesses included J. C. Carlson of Eaton H. B. Bonnell Frank Barber Ellsworth Kennedy Herman Walters of Greeley and Boye of Pierce.
Rud Jay, catcher for the local team, returned from the Milliken game with a nail torn from a finger. The injury is described as extremely painful and will bench him for an unknown period.
John C. Nixon of Weld county was named as a candidate for lieutenant governor on the Bull Moose party ticket at the first state assembly in Denver held yesterday. H. Be. Witwer of Weld county received a delegate spot to the Chicago national convention. Nixon delivered the nominating speech for Isaac N. Stevens as temporary chairman. O. D. Neill joined the nine member organizing committee for the conventions.
Fort Lupton Aug 2 An orchestra will present an entertainment to benefit the Ladies' Cemetery Improvement association in the near future.
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