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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1909

Page

6

Prisoners Released as County Jail Population Drops

Two inmates were freed after serving full terms, including a suspect in a robbery case and Whitmore serving time for bootlegging. The county jail population stands at nineteen, the lowest in six months. Ben Burnette of Ault was convicted of bootlegging, fined $250 plus costs, linked to an earlier gang. Witnesses testified they bought liquor from him. Nelson faced gambling charges in county court with jury trial sought, defended by Joseph Co. Ewing before Judge Bradfield.

Whitmore Ben Burnette Ault Nelson Bradfield Joseph Co. Ewing

Death of Grace Clark in India

Mrs Grace M Clark died in Bombay India of typhoid fever after sailing from San Francisco in October aboard the ship Iberia for a world voyage. Her letters from Japan China and India continued to arrive even after her death and she had planned to extend her travels with Mr and Mrs J T Fitzgerald.

Los Angeles Times Louise Gray Grace M. Clark Bombay India

Kemmerer and Gordon Auction Bulletin

Banner auction Monday April 12 four miles east of Ault at the Wyatt Bros ranch. Closing out sale. 20 head horses and mules 11 head dairy cows 4 Holsteins about 100 hogs and poultry and all machinery. Sale 9 a m. C and D B Wyatt Owners. Tuesday April 13 postponed from Monday April 5 at Poudre Valley Dairy ranch two miles NW of Greeley entire herd of dairy cows. The finest herd of dairy cows in northern Colorado. J M Lucas Owner. Champion Auctioneers of Northern Colorado.

Ault Wyatt Bros. Ranch D. B. Wyatt Poudre Valley Dairy Ranch Greeley Colorado Lucas Kemmerer & Gordon Champion Auctioneers Colo

Death ends tour of Mrs. Clark in Italy

In Southern Italy she planned to renew ties with musical friends studying there. Mrs. Clark, an accomplished woman with many local friends who mourn her untimely death, was daughter of Mrs. Jennie M. Gale and sister of J. Fred Cale of Cray Gale insurance. Instructions report cremation and ashes to be sent to Greeley, Colorado, her former home.

Italy Clark Mrs. Clark Jennie M. Gale J. Fred Cale Cray & Gale Greeley, Colo

Little Doings in Other Towns

Mrs Gaumer has improved after a weeklong illness. Mrs Alex Roth underwent an operation at home Friday afternoon. Willus Scott and family of Eaton visited Mr and Mrs James Haines this week. Wallace Laybourn left for Loveland to take a position with the Wallace Drug company.

Gaumer Alex Roth Willus Scott Eaton James Haines Wallace Laybourn Loveland Wallace Drug Company

Socials and Travels Around Greeley

Mrs Warren and the Misses Estes visit. Sanford and Raine spend the day in Greeley. Epworth League hosts an enjoyable social at Parl Groves home Friday night. Lanxman and Tressler children near Kersey ill with influenza. John Burke family leaves for work on the new Kersey ditch and Burke sells his pump business to Ross Oliver.

Warren Estes Sanford Raine Greeley Epworth League Parl Groves Lanxman Tressler Kersey John Burke Mr. Burke Ross Oliver

Local Society Notes From Denver And Loveland

Mrs John Bentley has returned from Denver after an operation on one eye. Miss Adah Ellis leaves for Loveland to resume teaching after a week's home vacation with her parents. Mrs BE C Herrington departs for Loveland to visit a very ill sister who recently had an operation. Her sister remains low. Herrington plans to return Monday.

John Bentley Denver Adah Ellis Loveland BE. C. Herrington

Greeley Social Roundup Sees Local Visitors

Mrs Thacker and Mrs Harry Smith were guests of Mr and Mrs A C Cobb of Greeley Friday. Anna Parker Rose Coffman Mrs A McMillan and Miss A Callahan were among those spending Friday in Greeley. E Alexander and George Coffman couples travelled to Denver for a brief visit. Lona Thacker visited Mrs E Miller at Peckham Friday. Aldrich and Earl Brown of Denver are visiting Mr and Mrs E Alexander.

Thacker Harry Smith A. C. Cobb Greeley Anna Parker Rose Coffman A. McMillan A. Callahan

Local Residents Tour Nearby Farms and Nurseries

J W Dillon of Weld County nurseries travels in Denver on business. Ernest Brown of Fort Collins visits Lindenmeters. Alfred Wikstrom and family arrive from Wyoming to see P Wikstrom. Mr and Mrs Crosby of Loveland visit Gore and Calvin families. Mrs Crosby is Nathan Calvin's daughter. Mr and Mrs Beeman visit Mrs Beeman's sister Mrs Main and move to their Barr ranch with hopes of water this year.

J. W. Dillon Denver Mr. Dillon Weld County Ernest Brown Fort Collins

Local Births and Community News Highlight Easter Events

Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Armstrong on April 2 a second son. Mrs. M. F. Shinn of Fort Collins visited W. H. Scheer and heads to Denver to start her new home. Zelma Phillips from the Normal School spent spring vacation with relatives. A Congregational church concert Friday night, led by Mrs. Clarence Cand with choir direction by Mrs. Von Kodo, raised a good sum and featured darky melodies.

H. B. Armstron M. F. Shinn Fort Collins W. H. Scheer J. C. Carlson Professor von Kodo Clarence Cand

Funeral of Mrs Eleanor Wilson in Baton

The remains of Mrs Eleanor Wilson of Baton age 78, who died after a stroke in January, were shipped to Julesburg Saturday. A daughter arrived from Creston, and short services were held at the house this morning by Rev J F Coffman.

Eleanor Wilson Baton George &. Wilson Julesburg Creston J. F. Coffman

Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children Sample Offer

Mothers should keep a box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children to ease colds fevers teething and stomach troubles. The powder claims to ease discomfort and is sold by Deng Stores with a free trial package offered to mothers who write Allen Olmeted Le Roy New York.

Mother Gray

Camfield Man Proposes Boosting Greeley Through Envelopes

Hall of the Camfield urges boosters in Greeley to put catchy phrases on envelopes mailed from the big hostelry. He suggests an eight to ten word synonym for the district to be used by business men on bold stationery. The aim is a coast to coast trademark and publicity, contrasting with the Milwaukee beer tagline.

Hall Camfield Greeley Milwaukee

Joseph Jefferson applauded as neighbor by Rev Kerr

Rev M R Kerr spoke to The W T K club about Joseph Jefferson as a neighbor and as a standard for judging acting. The actor rose from stage beginnings to fame and fortune, though he was generous and often misled by others. Kerr argued true art requires an artist’s judgment.

W. T. K. Club M. R. Kerr Joseph Jefferson Jefferson Kerr

Scott the Gentleman and Genius and Burne the Poet of the People

The Progress club heard two papers on Scott and Burns. Mrs Coulson spoke of Scott’s genius from childhood to his legal career and rise to fame, noting his ups and downs and a debt near $650000 before his death. Mrs Gill discussed Burns’s dual nature and the poet’s turbulent, yet celebrated, life.

Progress Club D. E. Coulson Scott Will Gill Burne Walter Scott Old Edinburg High School Edinburg College Bobby Burns Robert Burns Gill Bette

Burns as Poetic Restorer of Scotland and Scientific Light Talk

The article praises Burns as a toiler and national restorer, noting his sympathy for common people and his lasting influence on world literature. It also reports Mrs. E A Cross discussing how modern electric lighting strains eyes, from candles to schools, with a call for prompt attention to prevent blindness.

Wadsworth Burns Scotland E. A. Cross

Rebekah Lodge Hosts Pleasant Monday Social

An enjoyable social by the local Rebekah lodge was held Monday night with good attendance and a fine oyster supper served.

Rebekah Lodge

Round Table Meeting At Adams Home Proves Enjoyable

The Round Table met Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Adams. Miss Frances Devall read a paper titled Bend the Whole Boy to School, sparking an interesting discussion and a profitable pleasant evening.

Round Table A. C. Adams Frances Devall

Thursday Afternoon Club Entertained at Mr Lan dell Home

The Thursday Afternoon club met April 1 at Mr. Lan dell's home for an April Fool's Day program. A unique and fitting program provided a fine time, with special mention due to the clever arrangements by the organizing committee.

Landell

Social Science Club meets at Mrs Farris home

The Social Science club gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Farris's charming home with Miss Eleanor Fay leading a paper on Browning's Luria. Miss Fay, the high school English teacher, was praised for her work.

Evans area rental change as Barry family vacates

The G. B. Lundy place near Evans with a fine orchard and strawberry bed is rented to Mr. Austin of Kansas. Austin moves with his family and will take possession once the Barry family vacates the house. The Barrys are building a new home in Evans.

Evans G. B. Lundy Place

Fort Lupton Death Notice for Small Bey Cheeley

Mrs A C Cheeley of Fort Lupton reports the death of Emmett, the little son of Mr and Mrs Cheeley, who died Saturday morning after a two week illness. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon as the community offered sympathy.

A. C. Cheeley Fort Lupton Small Bey Emmett

Healing Salve for Burns and Chapped Hands

Chamberlain's Salve described as excellent for burns sores sore nipples and chapped hands. It allegedly relieves pain almost instantly and heals without scarring unless injuries are severe. Sold by all druggists at 25 conta.

Chamberlain

Storm Delays Shipments In Local Rail Yard

A heavy storm delays shipments in the yard with cattle and sheep movements hampered. W. W. Brown loads a few cars while Aust Frank Lowry loads several. Davis Brothers planned to ship cattle today but did not bring them in this morning. Tribune reports results.

W. W. Brown

Notes From Jail And Court House

Otto Smith of Severance is jailed for ten days for drunkenness and disturbance. A tramp was jailed after a search revealed seven fresh sandwiches and three more. Warren Hilton posted bond with wife and brother. J R Austin, track coach buyer, pleads not guilty to a charge of obtaining money on false pretenses. defense lawyers named and trial set for next week.

Otto Smith Severance Sheriff's Real Dence Peterson Warren Hilton J. R. Austin Cpuch Johnstown F. Tew Joseph C. Ewing

Local Movement Around Windsor and Denver

F N Briggs visits relatives in Windsor this week. H C Tully transacts business in Denver Friday and Saturday. Mrs F E Sullivan and daughter Elsa of Fort Collins guest of Mrs John Comer. Miss Edna Barber and Nell Brane back to school in Denver after spring vacation with their parents here.

F. N. Briggs Windsor H. C. Tully Denver F. E. Sullivan Elsa Fort Collins John Comer Edna Barber Nell Brane

Social Notes From Port Lupton and Nearby Friends

Port Lupton residents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frink of Larkspur Colorado hosted visitors and hosted Mamie Gilmore of Denver for a vacation stay. Jack Alloway visited Lupton friends and plans time in Denver. Mr and Mrs A R Fischer spent part of last week with friends here and attended the Landell home club evening.

Port Lupton Clarence Frink Larkspur Colo

Rancher moves to town as sheep shipment departs

Fifteen carloads of sheep left the stockyards Monday under Ernest Blandin who has sold his ranch and plans to move with his family to town this spring. R. M. Taythorn topped the Chicago market with a last shipment of lamb, receiving 449. J. L. Jones returns to Ihany Springs for rheumatic treatment. Chris Nelson and family head to Colorado Springs to establish a new home after selling ranching interests here.

Baton Ernest Blandin R. M. Taythorn Chicago J. L. Jones Ihany Springs Chris Nelson Colorado Springs Nelson

Twice for Appendicitis Greeley Boy Recovered to Return Home

Gerrett Hollander aged 14 who spent two months in Greeley hospital after two operations for appendicitis has recovered enough to go home at Kuner. He was in serious condition but is now much improved and likely to fully recover.

Gerrett Hollander Greeley Hospital Kuner

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Offer Constipation Relief

L H Farnham of Spirit Lake Iowa endorses Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best constipation remedy on the market. The pills are praised for agreeable pleasant effect with price at 2 cents. Samples free and sold by all druggists.

L. H. Farnham Spirit Lake Chamberlain

Storm Doesn’t Bother Big Bend Special Shippers

Despite a major storm, J C Hubbard of the Big Bend district shipped sheep Monday. He loaded at LaSalle and will send six carloads to Chicago. W M Edwards, a rancher west of Evana, is sending out eight carloads.

Big Bend J. ¢. Hubbard LaSalle Chicago W. M. Edwards Evana

Railroad survey eyes new depot near Greeley

Engineers of the C and 8 are surveying the Wellington to Cheyenne extension. They have worked since Thursday and will remain in the field until the lines are finished. The project hints at a possible new depot for Greeley.

Wellington Cheyenne Greeley

Dawley Edward I Dawley Dies In Greeley At Home

Edward I Dawley an elderly Greeley resident died at his Fifth street and Ninth avenue home on Sunday morning from paralysis after years of poor health and immobility. Funeral arrangements have not been decided.

Dawley Edward I. Dawley Greeley Fifth Street Ninth Avenue

Special Services Held at Lupton Methodist Church

A series of special services is being held at the Lupton Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Frank Ensert leads the meetings lasting through the entire week. Send the Daily Tribune to folks back home with Tribune ads promising results.

Lupton Fort Lupton Methodist Episcopal Church Frank Ensert the Daily Tribune Beate

Sale of Never Described Real Estate by Surviving Executor

Open sale of seven blocks in Greeley Weld County Colorado described in court order. Auction to be held at county court in Greeley with water rights and appurtenances. Sale date set per court order with potential continuations and open bidding at cash bid to highest bidder.

County Court Boot County We of Greeley Ste x Caid Greele Weld Binte

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