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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
7
Mrs. Lockman visited Erie Pri with her parents. Grandma Tinker celebrated her eighty sixth birthday last Thursday. Simon Bollinger joined Windsor on Sunday to watch the baseball game against Loveland. A dance was given.
Highlandlake Lawrence Holmes of Mead was a Denver visitor last week. Mr. Sommers plans to locate near Johnstown rather than stay here. J. E. Jones moved into the cottage vacated by Chas. Markham last week. Highlandlake Reservoir company will install two iron head gates in the lake. Some farmers delay plowing for beers until rain or snow comes. Rev. Eckel of Pueblo had household goods shipped to Mead Tuesday then to the parsonage. His wife and daughter are expected this week in Boulder.
Windsor residents host and visit across Loveland Denver and Dover. Windsor M H Layburn stays in town Wednesday. Mrs Dickey and daughter Gladys visit from Denver. Mrs Banks of Loveland visits family. Mr and Mrs Schwalm travel to Denver. N Briggs family drive up from Denver to visit. John Cable recovering from measles as cases rise. Miss Amoss and Miss Evans from Denver spend vacation in Windsor. Clinton McKelvey visits Windsor, enjoying work in Denver. Miss Glockner of Dover visits Windsor friends. former Windsor teacher.
Wayne Hanson of Grand Junction visits his mother Mrs. Frank Zion while Fred Nafus plans to relocate to Oregon. Miss Laura Rienks stays with Mrs. F A Elliott at Mount View ranch for a few weeks. Mr. Smith and wife and Mr. and Mrs James Rowe of Greeley visited last week. Guy and Otis Carleton, Fort Collins students, spent Sunday at home last week.
Emil Krause left for Chicago while F. M. Self headed to Georgia. John Duxbury now works at the depot. Jack Teague sold his restaurant to J. Wise. Keo Gates returned from Michigan and Mr. Wise from California. Forty-two carloads of sheep left last Wednesday with daily shipments of sheep and cattle. Mrs. B E A Teenary is seriously ill at the ranch east of town. Ross and Sheffield add a second story to the Armatage blacksmith shop. Irene Daisey, a Colorado College student, is home this week. Rev S C Dickinson preaches Lenten sermons at the Congregational church. The Methodist missionary society met with Mrs Jas Alger. The new Odd Fellows building roof is due soon. Alice Hutchinson returns from Colorado College for spring vacation. Douglas Christenson just back from Lexington Nebraska where the Christensons feed sheep.
The Woman's club met at Mrs. Thos Duke's home and Mrs. R. B. Snyder kept afternoon papers. Harry Lafferty and wife moved into a Maple street cottage. A Methodist church social occurred at M. A. Mincey home. Lloyd Peralta and wife head to Denver for their future home. Denver visitors included Peter Kerker and I. B. Webb. Out-of-town guests listed from Greeley to Romeo. Irene Jones, 10, died of kidney trouble. funeral at home with grave in Greeley cemetery. No school this week. teachers vacationing locally. some in Denver. Several locals visited Denver. Ault firefighters tested water works. Church and Sunday school signups show 106 cards. 35 Christian church, 15 Christian Sunday school, 18 Congregational church, 11 Congregational Sunday school, 17 Baptist church, 2 Baptist Sunday school. 8 deferred. Of 78 memberships, 55 were conversions.
Dr Hubbell is absent from Cripple Creek for a time. T L Monson is visiting ranch interests in the area. Mrs Ralph Haines and Mrs Wi Reynold visit Pierce for a few days. Miss Ruby Frink and Master Dick Frink travel with Miss Lois Poke to Longmont. Willard Nelson builds a cottage in Reynolds addition and returns from Firestone. Miss Irene Phelps of Denver visits Mrs C T Cope. Miss Phepis and Mrs Cope were Denver schoolmates. Mrs H L Twombly hosts Brighton guests at dinner. Mrs Jas Clark attends. The Social Sixteen are entertained at the McAuanys. Mrs Fischer and Mr Rhode win honors. Galt Stubbell takes a consolation prize.
Mrs Amanda Brown’s son Arthur on Schoonover ranch suffers typhoid fever. On Saturday April 4 a school house box social will raise funds for the library. C Schoonover builds a new house on the ranch NE corner. Percy Allam family to occupy. Frances Allam recovers from arm splints. Mrs John Teague of Waton visits sister Mrs Chas Pixter. Ruth Campbell and Mary Pixter attend Eaton music class. Allums’ daughter with arm injury slowly improving. taken to Eaton for doctor.
Ault welcomed a girl born Saturday March 4 to Mr and Mrs Fred Abbott. Power restoration eased town life as residents praised the return of electric service. Mrs S G Poe attended the Royal Neighbors convention in Denver. S G Woland named Republican committeeman in east Aust. King resigned. Scarlet fever remains a concern.
A good turnout gathered with Mrs. Daisy King hosting. Two papers were presented: Mrs. Harry RB Shaw spoke on Booker T. Washington and Mrs. F EB Stock discussed the Jamestown Exposition.
Members gathered at Mrs. Isabel Rienks home on March 20 with fifteen in attendance. Mrs. Mary Williams chaired in Jennie Hill’s absence as the club discussed insect classifications, garden pests, and honey producing ants while Elsie Nichols missed her flower insect paper. The session closed with refreshments and plans to meet April 3 at Mrs. Mary Clark’s.
An advertisement urges readers to use Ballard's Snow Liniment to cure rheumatism and prevent crippling. It claims the product will loosen stiff muscles and joints and restore youthfulness, urging purchase through all druggists.
Miss Mabel Levis hosted a bright afternoon party last Saturday for Miss Mildred McNeal and Miss Jessie Loomis of Loveland. The F. L. C. club of the sophomore class joined in games and pleasant refreshments were served.
Mrs Elmer Roy entertained last Saturday at her Eleventh Street home with twenty guests including the Ladies of the Maccabees drill team and their husbands. High Five supplied the game of the evening. prizes went to Mrs Jesse Harsh and W B Drennen. Refreshments followed.
Fragmentary timetable shows trains arriving from Sterling to Greeley at 9 30 a m and departing for LaSalle at 4 15 p m. A P Chicago train is delayed and returns to Greeley. A Wooley connection leaves at 2 45 p m and waits at Salle, with an arrival back in Sterling around 9 29 p m.
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