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Newspaper
Greeley Republican
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1912
Page
3
A collage of brief items from Greeley includes visits by Mrs. Chalmers Stockton, Miss Paulyn Ladd, and Mrs. B. F. Tracy. real estate and hardware advertising. doctor and dentist services. travel to Denver, Eaton, and Colorado Springs. and social events at churches and unions with several out-of-town visitors and local residents.
Miss Zora Brandt travels to Fremont Nebraska after a two week stay with the C. L. Lyons household.
Mrs. H. A. Brooks of Denver has returned to that city after a short visit with her sister Mrs. A. A. Robinson.
Mrs Lucy Helen Campbell and Mrs Rachel C Hunt of Salt Lake City Utah were in the city Tuesday on business. All the news all the time in the Republican.
Miss Elsie Holdorf of Minden Iowa departed Tuesday after visiting her father C H Holdorf who plans to stay here awhile. Miss Norma Bozarth and Miss Dorothy Danner of Lexington Nebraska left after two weeks with the Bunker sisters. Clyde McCoy of Lincoln Nebraska returned home after a two week visit with uncle William Weekly and aunt Mary Martin. he works as an engineer on the C B & Q.
One of the most realistic pictures ever shown in Greeley depicts Indianapolis speedway races, likely showing tonight at the Orpheum. The film promises to convey the terrific speed of gruelling contest.
G W Williams arrives to claim the body of his wife Mrs Mary Williams who drowned Monday afternoon in Crow creek east of Briggsdale. Burial expected in Denver. Mrs C W Pierce daughter Margaret and son Franklin of Davenport Iowa left Greeley after visiting Mrs L B Carpenter on her farm northwest of the city. Mrs Robert Steele begins her fourteenth trip to New England since moving to Greeley over thirty years ago planning six weeks to two months visiting Massachusetts Vermont and Maine.
Misses Eleanor and Agnes Shee han of Charles City Iowa are touring the west by automobile with friends and stopped for a visit with Mr and Mrs Ed Scarborough and family. They will return east by train.
Mrs. James Schryver travels to Denver as a delegate from the local lodge for the grand lodge of the Pythian Sisters. Mrs. C P Kemmerer Mrs. R B Speers Mrs Horace Miles and Mrs Tobias Mattox join this afternoon for the same session.
Mr and Mrs A V Avis of Pomona California visited the city on Tuesday en route to Timnath to see Mr and Mrs Edwards. Avis recalled traveling the area thirty two years ago and noted the improvements since then with pleasure and surprise.
Orman Construction Co filed a lien in the county recorder's office against Denver Laramie North western, claiming $114,782.07 for work done and $6,496.81 due, plus interest from July 31, 1912, until payment. The lien attaches to the railroad's property in the county.
Fort Collins Express reports strong endorsements for Judge G H Bradfield from Judge Garrigues of the supreme court and District Attorney Carlson. They affirm Bradfield's qualifications from his work as a county court judge and as a practicing attorney, concluding the question is settled.
A special train will bring the Windsor ball team and fans to Milliken for a Sunday game against the topliners of the County league. A hard fought contest is anticipated as locals prepare for the event.
C C Cottingham, about 40, was found lying in a stupor on the floor of his Eaton cigar shop. He was awakened and taken to the county hospital at Greeley for treatment and observation. Unable to explain his illness or his two week absence, Cottingham had mysteriously returned to Eaton Saturday night.
Pierce farmers urge the Commercial club to secure an exhibit for the county fair this fall. club officials will schedule a meeting to plan the display as crops in the area reach their best yields in years. grain harvest underway with promising yields.
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