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Newspaper
Greeley Republican
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1912
Page
3
Local notices report sprinkling hours adjusted to five to nine p m with an odd even system and a morning ban until notice. The item also lists appointments, travel, and community updates including teaching hires Nellie New and Margaret Fleming, transportation to Denver, loans, hardware ads, and various residents visiting towns and relatives.
Local items report residents visiting relatives in Denver Chicago and other cities. Names include Nancy Glover Mrs J W Frye B A Hayes D R McArthur and more with travel and guest updates and seasonal shopping notices for coke and blue flame coal.
Miss May Woodbury returns to Denver for last week's work at Prof. Wilcox summer school. On Friday night students will give a recital. Harold Easterday and Cromwell Cameron depart for the mountains by wagon, with Mr. and Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Easterday joining for a two week outing by train tomorrow. Miss Lottie Andrews returns to Blanchard Iowa after visiting her sisters Mrs. Bedford and Mrs. Munn, who will join her in Fort Morgan to travel east. Miss Caryl Cramer of Loveland returns home after a visit with Miss Mollie Offerle, with Mr. and Mrs. Wieson and their children also guests at the Offerle home.
Miss Edith Herrington became the bride of Howard W. Blackburn at a 4 o'clock ceremony at the bride's home, with Rev. Frank DeMetz officiating and a reception preceding a departure for Raton. The wedding drew sixty guests including out of town relatives.
Reverend R S Dum, pastor of the Congregational church, bid farewell to Ault after his resignation. He sped in an auto to LaSalle to catch a train for Carlisle, Pa, his former home, aiming to begin a new posting soon though no replacement is yet named.
A short note from City Iowa describes visiting young people enjoying a jolly evening of cards at the Arbuckles home. The Unique Card Club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs H C Ramsay hosting the regular session.
Keota hosts Iowa day on August 10 inviting all residents and visitors. Registers will be provided for each state represented. Activities include athletic events a ball game a picnic dinner and an exhibition of dry farm products.
A Sunday picnic from Peckham to Wild Cat mountain included Mr. and Mrs. R. Kidd Mr. and Mrs. L. Sorenson and family Miss Angie Pearson Genevieve Pearson Maud Todd. they fished successfully and returned with a large quantity of service berries abundant in the area.
John Watts, seriously hurt by a mine explosion near Walden, was discharged from Greeley hospital this morning. Doctors believe he will recover, though the sight in one eye is reported severely damaged.
Mr and Mrs A Smith of Denver welcomed a daughter born Sunday July 21. Mrs Smith is well remembered here as Miss Carrie Smith.
The Fort Collins Retail Merchants' Association telegrammed Senator Simon Guggenheim urging no tariff cut beyond the Lodge bill to protect Colorado's sugar industry. Beet growers and sugar factory interests supported the move ahead of senate consideration of the sugar schedule.
J L Stoner, previously ill, shows marked improvement today in Ault. The item notes a reference to JL Fisher's New Life for the blood as context.
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