Fort Collins Man Sights Greeley Visit
S. J. Cave of Fort Collins was in Greeley on Wednesday, marking a brief local appearance with regional ties.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
5
S. J. Cave of Fort Collins was in Greeley on Wednesday, marking a brief local appearance with regional ties.
Andrew Boyd arrives from Virginia Dale to visit his brother Robert Boyd northwest of town. Miss Cora Laney reaches from Greenfield Missouri and is greeted by her sister Mrs. Nona McGuirk of Ault who comes to visit.
A gathering at the home of H F Hurlbut hosts Mrs Robie and Mrs W Wilson and the ladies of the Congregational church for a quiet afternoon social.
Ceorre J. Speer is in receipt of the annual report of the State Board of Horticulture Colorado for 1910. All who are interested in fruit growing are entitled to a copy free by calling at 416 Opera House block.
Miss Melvina Mosher of Nunn was in Greeley on Wednesday for unspecified business or social visits.
C. H. Wolfe came back from Boulder Sanitarium after three weeks of therapy for inflammatory rheumatism and is reported improved in health.
Mr and Mrs J A Fitts of Medfield Massachusetts have been in Greeley for three weeks as guests of E R Thayer and J B Phillips and departed this morning for a trip to California.
Mr and Mrs Robert Basher and their two children depart for a ranch near Hudson for the summer after spending the winter with Mrs Basher s parents at the Robert Boyd ranch.
Miss Roxie Adams hosts visitors from Denver during the week. Rae Beach teaches at the Webster school and Misses Katherine Evans and Bonnie Bonham teach at the Gilpin school.
Mr and Mrs R D Tyler left on Wednesday for Cheyenne to establish residence there. Mr Tyler has owned Noah's Ark store for two years and will operate a comparable store in Cheyenne.
Mrs Evelyn Hosack and her father Walter Eyman traveled from Greeley to Belleville this morning. Eyman had come to attend the funeral services for Mr Hosack. Mrs Hosack, who married less than a year ago, will return to her former home to reside.
Mr and Mrs C A Brafford entertained twenty friends Wednesday evening at home, with prizes won by Mrs George Bates and Fred Steck after a lively game of 6500. Refreshments were served late.
Friday Mrs Woolf and Mrs Bevington of Faton spent Thursday in Greeley. Mrs James Hancock and Mrs Mary Hancock left today for Weiser Idaho.
A D Pier undertakes home renovations including remodeling the house and installing cement sidewalks around the property.
Miss Rose Coffman of Big Bend is spending a few days visiting Greeley friends.
W. B. Starr came back this week from a business trip that included stops in Arizona and Los Angeles.
Mrs Jennie Henderson arrived home from California where she spent the winter.
FE B Erwin general agent of the San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad arrived in Greeley today for meetings with local officials and a tour of line facilities.
Three new members were initiated into the Elk’s lodge Thursday evening. They were Clifton Wyatt, Oliver White and J. A. Wetzel.
Mrs J M Tingle came back to Wellington today after visiting her daughter Mrs Charles Hinshaw and son Robert Tingle.
Miss Winifred Kelly of Eaton visits Greeley as a contestant for the Rocky Mountain News Europe trip contest.
The five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. H A Glick fell while climbing in the house and broke both bones of his right arm. He is getting along nicely.
Mrs. C. A. House, Mrs. Mary Dille and Mrs. B. H. Eaton returned today from California where they spent the last three months visiting many points and staying notably in Long Beach.
Funeral services for J M Free man who died Thursday morning will be held next week. Telegrams from his three sons in California say they will attend. Mort and James are in San Diego and will arrive Sunday evening. Ed in Eureka cannot reach until Tuesday.
The La Grange Country club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs 8 Boyd with 22 members present. Miss Hoa Ford gave a reading. Guests included Mrs Will Shaffer Mrs Breshahan Mrs J Card Miss George Miss Emma Webber and Miss Dorothy Shaffer. Next meeting set for April 14 at Mrs James Mc Cullough’s home.
BE. R. Thayer traveled to Fort Collins to see his son Harry at the ranch north of town. Due to health reasons he has given up work and will spend the summer on a ranch, remaining indoors prior to his departure.
W. W. Harmer entertained a company of friends at dinner Thursday evening. A sumptuous repast was served by Mrs. Harmer and the guests spent the evening playing 500. The guests were Dr. O. F. Broman, Dr. W. H. White, C. B E. Clark, C. I. Faulkner, C. A. Braf ford, Moses Stone and Howard Reinks.
Saturday Co E Yonkers purchased two lots in Gill with plans to build a residence soon, signaling development activity in the area.
Mr and Mrs R W Cline of Lar ned Kansas will be guests of Miss Elizabeth Doten Sunday.
Mies Edith Dresser, a high school teacher, will spend the upcoming spring vacation in Denver.
Mr and Mrs E J Decker return Friday evening after several days stay in Denver.
F. H. Merten of the high school faculty will spend the week at his Byers home, taking a break from duties to rest and recharge.
Mrs. A R English and her daughter Agnes traveled to Denver on Friday for a one week visit.
Miss May Polk of Denver was the guest of Miss Catherine Hale and attended the Aloha dance Friday evening.
Mrs Annie Downing traveled to Boulder on Friday due to her son Walter’s serious pneumonia. Family and friends await word on his condition.
Earle Beardsley, a Denver teacher, is spending the week with his parents Prof. and Mrs. A EB Beardsley, enjoying family time and local surroundings.
W. B. Mooney traveled to Denver for the annual gathering of the association of county superintendents this week to discuss education administration and policy.
Mr. and Mrs. James Piatt and Ralph Piatt, along with Mrs. Vernon Babbitt of Fort Collins, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thompson.
Mrs. Robert Cox and her two children return to Salida today following a visit with sister in law Mrs. EB A Hood and brother in law George Cox.
Mrs Jane Hotchkiss who spent the winter with her daughter in Omaha has returned. Her grandson Louis Horne accompanied her home.
Harry Doerner a state university student visits Denver cousin of Prof. and Mrs. A B Beard sley spending several days at their home. Doerner’s home is listed as in Denver.
Miss Nora Wilson, a local teacher, left for Colorado Springs Friday for spring vacation. Her brother Harry Wilson, who had been visiting, accompanied her and returned to Colorado Springs.
Lowry Cameron of Los Angeles visited his brother J. M. Cameron and family in Greeley on Thursday while en route to his former home in Pennsylvania for business. He paused in Greeley during the trip.
Dealers report the potato price advance should hold with 500 to 600 cars remaining in the Grreley district hovering around 1.10 to 1.16 dollars. They say demand is not driven by speculation.
Miss Florence Fezer came back to Boulder Sunday after spending the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Fezer.
Mrs BE Butler, who has spent a month with her sister Mrs J F Moody, departed Saturday to return to her home in Grand Junction.
Mrs S N Jones took her grandson Bradford Hatch to Golden Saturday and brought him back Sunday, after he spent part of his spring vacation with his parents.
Mrs. O. C. Prunty is confined to her home due to a heart trouble attack. She fell ill while at church on Sunday morning, caused by the effort of carrying a child up stairs during services.
The Greeley high school seniors held a Saturday evening party at Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cloughs. Miss Lillian Clough belongs to the senior class. A large crowd attended and the evening featured amusing games.
Colorado College students ending spring vacation returned to Colorado Springs this afternoon. Among them were Misses Marion Fezer Mabel Wasley Mabel Wilson Grace Wilson June Steck Dorothea McCreery.
A party tonight at 7 20 hosted by East Greeley S T L under Mrs Maggie Davenport. Uncle Sam and the Goddess of Liberty will preside at the Thompson Memorial church corner Third avenue and Twelfth street.
The Sunday school classes led by Mrs. Andrew and Mrs. Ingleman plan a chicken supper at the Methodist church on Tuesday evening. Proceeds support the classes pledge for the church fund.
The girls of Mrs Engleman's and Mrs Andrews' classes will serve a basement Methodist Church supper Tuesday evening April 4 starting at 5 50. Corn soup creamed chicken gravy riced potatoes hot biscuits cabbage salad rolls jelly pie coffee 25c
Mrs. William Van Scyoe was surprised Saturday by Mrs. A K Ludlow and Mrs. A I Hamman for her 73rd birthday. A turkey dinner was served at 5 o clock at Mrs. Hamman's home 1102 Tenth Street with guests Mrs J E Garrigues Mrs Capt Morrison Mrs Horace Newcomb Mrs Della Twist Mrs Robert Comer Miss Mary Raymond and Rora Kenyon.
Invitations are out for the marriage of W. R. Spear of Greeley and Floss Putney of Pasadena California to be held April 12 at the bride’s parents home 1142 Meridan avenue South Pasadena Miss Putney lived in Greeley years and was active in church and social circles Spear is a contractor who has worked with his brother in Greeley the last four years The couple will reside in South Pasadena
Tuesday Miss Maud Caywood spent Sunday in Denver. John Thushman left Monday for Fresno Calif.
Mrs. L. W. Bassett traveled to Denver on Monday for a several days visit. She plans sightseeing and social engagements while in the city and will return home at the end of the week.
The county superintendent's office mailed certificates to all successful applicants. Thomas received fifteen sets from outside counties and sent five sets from his office to teachers outside the county. Of the 49 applicants, 28 were young girls with no prior teaching experience, including two first grade certificates, 24 second grade and eight third grade.
Mrs. W. W. Pickett of Briggsdale was in Greeley Monday while traveling to Denver.
Mr and Mrs R B Rugh attended funeral services for Adam Hahn in Windsor on Sunday.
Mrs John Mason of Briggsdale was in Greeley on Monday and then traveled onward to Loveland.
Monday Miss Moble Hilderman is spending the week of vacation with relatives in Sterling.
G. O. Barnes of Lincoln Nebraska arrived Monday for a short visit with his brother C. E. Barnes.
Mrs. J. A. Fisner, resident of a homestead east of town, was in town Monday and traveled to Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Girardot and Mrs. Charles Pearson of Ault traveled to Greeley on a Sunday automobile trip, visiting nearby sites and returning home the same day.
Mr and Mrs BE R Thayer have come back after a brief stay at their ranch north of Fort Collins.
J T Clough purchases a Maxwell runabout to gift his daughters Miss Lillian, Miss Edwene, and Miss Gert rude a new carriage.
Miss Anna Friesen was summoned to Cheyenne on Monday due to the grave illness of her sister Mrs Jack Lee, prompting family concern and travel arrangements.
Mrs M A Whitman was summoned to Allen Kansas on Sunday due to illness of her brother C E B Snell.
Mr and Mrs A Lindner have returned to Greeley after spending the winter in California. The report notes their travel from the sun state back to their home city as a brief society update.
Miss Celia Thomas, who has lived here the last eight years, left Monday for Los Angeles to make her home.
Mrs. H. C. Jones of Denver spent the weekend with her daughter Miss Gladys Jones and returned home Monday.
Mrs A D Labo, recently visiting Briggsdale, was in Greeley Monday while en route to Boulder.
Mrs. C. A. Carlson returned today from Eaton where she had been visiting her son Dr. J. C. Carlson and wife.
The Epworth League of the Methodist church will hold a business meeting and social at the church on Friday evening.
The ladies of the W C T U are asked to meet at 7 o'clock Thursday evening in the basement of the Baptist church to attend a lecture by Judge Blair.
H Reynolds and his daughter Miss Frances and Miss Dal Jones depart for Las Animas where Mr Reynolds will supervise the spring ranch work.
Mr and Mrs W R Jackson returned to their home in Wellington Monday after a visit with Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson.
Miss Mattie Brown of Los Angeles, visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. B. O. Givens, departed today for Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs J B McCutcheon returned Monday evening from a brief trip to Port Morgan. They traveled in the family auto and reported a pleasant outing with no incidents to note.
Mrs Delia Twist spent several days at Gill last week visiting friends she knew in Iowa.
Mr and Mrs R M Clfne have been guests of Miss Elizabeth Doten for a few days and left today for their home in Larned Kansas.
Mrs George Carlson and two children were in Greeley this morning en route from Eaton, where they had been visiting, to their home in Fort Collins.
Miss May Phenix a teacher in East Evans has remained at home in Gipson for a week after an enforced absence as her school closes amid a smallpox scare.
Miss Alice Quinn of Denver visited Greeley with her friend Miss Alice Roberts a Normal student here. It was Miss Quinns first visit to Greeley and she enjoyed it very much.
H C C Knight promotes loan services at First National Bank basement offering funds for farming operations and urban developments with emphasis on accessible credit.
Mrs A Glasgow spent Tuesday in Greeley visiting friends and attending local events. The brief note records her travel and social activity within the city.
Harry Smith of Omaha makes his first appearance in Greeley at the old Academy hall tomorrow evening. Smith has a big boxing reputation and will be on the pro program with Dave Stewart of LaSalle.
J. H. Loewus came back Monday from Atlanta where he was summoned two weeks earlier by the death of his aged mother, Mrs. Josephine Loewus.
Mrs. J. F. Mellon of Milliken spent Tuesday in Greeley, staying for local engagements and meetings.
Mrs. Ed Cox of Milliken traveled to Greeley for a day visit on Tuesday, staying for social and civic engagements with local friends.
Mr and Mrs Albert Sechrist of Denver who have been visiting with Mr and Mrs W P Wasley return ed home yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Herod and her daughter Misa Sadie arrive today from Lexington Kentucky to visit her brother A. B. Leak and family. If they like the country they may decide to stay.
Mrs Laura Stoneking of LaSalle spent Tuesday in Greeley on a personal trip.
Miss Helen Ringle went to Denver on Tuesday for a short visit with friends.
The Union Ladies' Aid society met this afternoon at the home of Mrs Will Shaffer north of Greeley to conduct their gathering in a neighborly event and discuss charitable activities.
Mrs J S Berkheimer went back to her Milliken home Tuesday after visiting her mother Mrs H H Jones.
W A Insinger and son John with W B Starr departed today in Mr In singers car to inspect the Larimer Poudre tunnel project.
Mrs Newberry of Denver traveled to Greeley on Tuesday to attend the funeral services for her cousin, Chester Howard.
Mrs Len Wood of Lriggsdale visited Greeley today while en route to her homestead from Boulder where she has been visiting.
Mrs. Eva Growder of Hays Kansas arrived here today and went to Barnesville for a visit with Mrs. C Williams and Mrs. Joseph Cook.
B L Kittle's new bungalow on Thirteenth Avenue will be ready soon and the family expects to move in about ten days.
Dr. W. P. Allen and Miss Abbie Day accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wyatt traveled by car to Denver on Tuesday evening to attend the show The Yankee Girl.
Mrs Gail Robinson and her daughter Miss Merle spent Tuesday visiting Miss Sadie Hubbard at the Big Bend school. They will stay a week as guests at the ranch of Mr and Mrs J C Hubbard.
E M Pier and his family who left Greeley seven years ago have sold their Lynchburg Virginia ranch and property and will move to Lincoln Nebraska. They are visiting in Portsmouth Ohio and plan a summer trip to Greeley to see relatives and friends.
In cases of rheumatism relief from pain makes sleep and rest possible. This may be obtained by applying Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
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