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Newspaper
Greeley Republican
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1912
Page
3
Farmers and stockmen from across the state will attend a large convention at Glenwood Springs on July 24 25. The Colorado and Southern Railway offers special low rates with good going July 24 and 25 and final return limit 7 dist. The event promises entertainment by Glenwood Springs residents and a week of outings with conventions at that time.
Mrs J W Imboden and daughter visit Latara for two weeks with friends and relatives. Rev R J Peterson returns from Rock Springs and Cheyenne on business. Mr and Mrs William Smith of Lincoln Neb visit J A Golden family. Local ads promote electric fans and Sherwin Williams Paris green from D R McArthur Co. Mrs Ada Hogue leaves for the east after visiting. Dr Martha Morrison moves to Denver to practice. See Cahill's windows.
Mrs D B Gray and Ruth return from a month in Illinois with Dorothy Green visiting briefly. Mrs Kate Hunter and Calia depart for Gunnison for vacation, Leoma Hunter already gone. The Kern family from Windsor cut their trip short by a broken auto. May D M club Denver plays Greeley Spuds at Island Grove Park with 3 15 Saturday and 2 30 Sunday. Grace and Elizabeth Williams of Marion Indiana visit the Cameron home and proceed to Colorado Springs. Mrs A C Patton of Boulder visits with sister Mrs Burr after attending the San Francisco women’s clubs convention. Clara Wright of Buffalo New York departs after months here with Mrs Lynn Carrel who accompanies her to Denver. Mrs Carrel and son Justus head home. Mrs A A Layton of Denver meets First Baptist workers at 7 pm in prayer room. she promotes Colorado Women’s College. Dr and Mrs C C Urie head to Denver for Mr Urie’s course, then Colorado Springs and Boulder before returning.
The upcoming Saturday and Sunday games against the Colorado Springs Zoos have been postponed for one week. Tickets for the original date will be honored on July 27 and 28.
Mr and Mrs B House and children traveled to Colorado Springs and planned to return to Sabetha Kansas. In Greeley they met Elmer Royer and wife and joined mountain trips. Mrs D B Royer at Elmer Royer home recovering from paralysis affecting her left side and limiting movement. she is over sixty and serious concerns are raised. SEE CAHILL'S WINDOWS.
Mr and Mrs C H English and children and Mrs W H Parry traveled to Denver with plans to move on to Colorado Springs for weeks with further visitations. Mrs M J Chambers of Los Angeles left after a cousin visit, and Miss Emma Horning, a missionary to China, paused in Fruita before heading to Chicago. Charles McKay and seven children from Kimball Neb arrived to visit Perry Randall ranch and Windsor relatives before heading to Portland. Blake Warner of the University of Colorado alumni press and Noah Horning host visits. Oral arguments in water adjudication cases are planned September 16 with Referee W R Kelly handling testimony. Newton Garbutt of Denver assists. Mrs W B Wine and sister Mrs H H Anderson, long-time Windsor residents, visited after twenty years away, noting city changes.
Instructions from McCall's Magazine explain making quilt pads easy to wash. Cover cotton batting with mosquito netting, sew edges to form a pillow case shape, insert the pad, and tack to secure. The outer cover can be removed and washed when soiled.
Illustrated films from western Canada highlight irrigated lands and country to be shown at the Isis theater Wednesday and Thursday evenings along with the regular pictures. The Greeley agents Ar buckle Greigg and Co present the program.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland returns with her children to the United States to pursue schooling here after abroad studies. She emphasizes early development of personality and individuality as essential to a child’s training and notes a shift in modern educational methods for young learners.
A London Answers quip notes a plant in the garden is not neatly evergreen or yearly. The joke suggests the plant’s status as a “failure” rather than a classification.
The Cahill Dry Goods Co held a large clearance sale in Greeley attracting many shoppers. Women filled the store to buy suits coats and dresses reduced from up to 35 dollars to 9.85 with vast discounts across women’s and children’s apparel furs and meltings. Purchases were urged to stock up ahead of time.
In Dunshaughlin County Meath the district council ends a three months grace for 69 bachelor laborers tenants to marry or leave their cottages. Some have wed. others resist. Council weighs steps after compiling a complete list of abstainers.
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