Local Notes And Visits In Greeley Area
A compilation of short items notes visits and travels in and around Greeley Colorado. Residents such as A F Hurlbut Mrs N R Richards and Maggie Williams are mentioned with travels to Denver Taima Sioux City Fort Collins and Fort Laramie. Evangelistic services begin at United Presbyterian Church and a union fee supports all churches. Foley's Kidney Remedy advertisement notes its kidney health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir. Orr
United Presbyterian Church
Local Notes and Notices from Greeley Area
Eastern blue iitro at Fezer's 10 pounds for 1.00. Mr and Mrs Frank Boynton made an overland trip to Ault Sunday. Frank Fleet, principal of the business college, is confined to his room with grip. Now is the time to buy watches clocks and silverware at Dunham's opposite Court House. Mrs D C Nash of Cheyenne arrived in Greeley Monday for a visit with Mrs Mary McElroy. Mr and Mrs J H Wilkins of Fort Collins changed cars in Greeley for Wheatland Wyo. Misses Grace Mabel Wilson and Dorothy Haynes are at home from Colorado Springs for the spring vacation. Saturday Miss Lucy Scott returned from Colorado Springs where she had spent nearly three weeks visiting a friend. Little Miss Dora Palmer, who has been visiting her grandparents, Mr and Mrs J R Whiteman, returned to her home in Denver Saturday. Ward Allen, a Westminster ardent, visited with the family of his aunt Mrs J N Gibson over Sunday on his way from his home in Cheyenne to Denver. John Hughes who has been serving out a fine in the city jail, was taken into county court Thursday morning on the same charge of gambling. He pleaded guilty and was given a fine of 150. It means three months in jail unless he can raise the price. Born Sunday April 4 to Mr and Mrs Herbert Willson, a son. Both mother and child are doing nicely Mrs Willison is at the home of her mother Mrs Mary L Martin 1025 Thirteenth avenue. Master Willson a fine youngster and weighs nine pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Jal
Herbert Willson
William Sparks
N. T. Nelson
J. ©. Ewing
Ewing
Nelson
Ed Coughlin Injured in Barn Fall Taken to Denver Hospital
Ed Coughlin, injured when he fell from Bruce Eaton’s barn about two weeks ago, was taken to Denver Saturday and admitted to St. Joseph's hospital. His condition is unavailable, and Bruce Eaton plans to visit him Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Coughlin
Bruce Eaton
Denver
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mr. Eaton
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promoted for Cough Remedies
An old advertisement extols Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble, warning against imitation products. It emphasizes the genuine formula and yellow package and notes it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Weather and social notes from Colorado region
The clipping lists regional updates including total precipitation since October 1 at 5.58 inches and multiple personal notices. It mentions Bert Kimball recovering from a grip attack, families planning moves to Greeley and Glencoe, Lizzie Maitland returning from Hazelton, Gladys Larson resuming Normal, Mrs. Becker visiting Glencoe with her children, Mrs. Rowe returning home from Ogden and Boise, Trudy Cameron returning from the Pueblo Brotherhood convention as state secretary, Frank Swart and Mose Stone motor trips to Denver, and Mrs. Carruthers with daughters heading to San Antonio.
Foley's Orino Laxative Promoted for Women and Children
A Oneonta man praises Foley's Orino Laxative for his daughter's constipation and liver trouble. The ad claims it is mild pleasant and effective, a fine spring medicine that cleanses the system and clears the complexion. Sold by local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Fritts
Oneonta
N. Y
Foley
Improving Another Road In Evans Parish
The Evans Commercial club met Friday night to address the road east of Evans. A committee of J. M. Kinsinger and Jesse Doney was appointed to inspect conditions and report. This was the main agenda item of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
J. M. Kinsinger
Jesse Doney
Expensive Craps Fine for Two Young Mechanics
William Sparks and N T Nelson two young mechanics faced fines after a Friday court hearing for a costly incident described as a game of craps. Both posted bond with security to pay the fine and costs within five months and avoided jail. They later returned to the city hall and pled guilty with security to pay in thirty days.
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective In Kidney Cure
Testimonial from R H Snyder of Greeley Colorado details a permanent recovery from kidney trouble and backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He endorses the remedy, cites repeated inquiries, and urges others to use Doan's. Sold by all dealers, 59 cents, Foset Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the U.S. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Greeley
R. H. Snyder
Fifth Street
Colo
Chicago
Good Heath
Foset-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Eaton seeks presidency in Baton school board race
Mrs Willus Eaton announces candidacy for president of the Eaton school board. Five people compete for two seats alongside Mr Eaton. other candidates include J W Smillie Dr N W Bellrage R M Haythorn and W W Brown. Election expected to be closely contested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willus Eaton
Eaton School Board
Eaton
J. W. Smillie
N. W. Bellrage
R. M. Haythorn
W. W. Brown
Mintteville Pair Granted Marriage License
Sol J. Cutler aged 45 and Ellen L. Madden aged 40 both of Mintteville obtained a marriage license. The couple plans to wed in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol J. Cutler
Ellen L. Madden
Mintteville
Fire destroys Cottage hotel at Kersey
A blaze at the Cottage hotel in Kersey destroyed the hotel and its furniture of about 600 dollars with unknown origin. Tenants escaped. Mrs. Greer was carried from her bed due to pleurisy. The section house was saved by vigilant firemen. town spared aside from the two structures. The owner, Mrs. Ella G. McMurray Masters, is in Denver. Insurance believed heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Greer
Soe
Union Pacific
Ella G. McMurray Masters
Denver
Bad Mixup at LaSalle causes buggy to break
A LaSalle incident Friday afternoon injures no one seriously when a buggy driven by 14 year old Stephen Herrington bucked a balky horse. Mrs. Herrington exits the buggy and later returns home by car as onlookers assist. Master Stephen resumes steering briefly before the horse breaks the dashboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
E. C. Herrington
Stephen
Balkins
Governor Shafroth announces multiple state appointments
Governor Shafroth announced appointments to state offices on Monday. Named are Butler Inspector Alexander E. Whitney of Leadville Oil Inspector Claude B. Street of Fairplay Fish and Game Commissioner Thomas J. Holland of Denver Dairy Commissioner Robert I. Cochran of Morrison Trustees of Soldiers' Home O S Storrs of Denver and A W Jones of Greeley Irrigation Engineers for five divisions Fillmore Coggeswell Denver No 2 E R Chew Pueblo No 3 Fred W Swanson Alamosa No 4 Arthur H Stokes Grand Junction No 5 Theodore Rosenberg Geno wood Colorado.
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Shafroth
Greeler
Butler
Alexander E. Whitney
Leadville
Claude B. Street
Fairplay
Thomas J. Holland
Denver
Morrison
Soldiers’ Home
O. S. Storrs
A. W. Jones
Greeley
Fillmore Coggeswell
E. R. Chew
Pueblo
Fred W. Swanson
Alamosa
Arthur H. Stokes
Grand Junction
Theodore Rosenberg
Gienwood
Omaha man closes Watt ranch sale with multiple mortgages
W. T. Graham of Omaha finalized the Watt ranch transfer on Saturday after paying $5,000 in cash at the deal’s outset. He issued nineteen mortgages to David and D. B. Wyatt to secure the purchase and plans to subdivide the property for sale in smaller tracts. Graham serves as an immigration agent for the Canadian Pacific at Omaha and recruits homesteaders for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Graham
Omaha
Watt
Graham
David
D. B. Wyatt
Canadian Pacific
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted By Local Firms
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable case of catarrh. F J Cheney & Co and Toledo druggists Waldping Kinnan & Marvin attest to Cheney's reliability. Internal remedy targets blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials offered. price 73 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Waldping, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
al Tata
Dor
Amity Pilla
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Kinsella
Insurance
A. F. Hurlbut
Monay
N. R. Richards
Taima
Wash
Will Sanders
Ault
F. M. Barber
Albert Howell
Westminster Coie
Bson
Mrs. C. Sawyer
Winds
W. L. Tray
Helen Kimball
Satray
Sioux City
A. L. Roberts
Weaton, Mo
Fort Lins
Orr's
Blackish Shop
Sixth Avenue
Tre
Maggie Williams
Fort Col
Lar - Wyo
John Stafford
Whvile
Nebraska
Re. Grace Ball
Collins
Normal
The
Poley
Fezer's
Frank Boynton
Ault Sunday
Frank Fleet
Business College
Grip
Dunham‘s
Court House
D. C. Nash
Cheyenne
Mary McElroy
J. H. Wilkins
Fort Collins
Wheatland
Wyo
Grace
Mabel Wilson
Dorothy Haynes
Colorado Springs
Lucy Scott
Dora Palmer
J. R. Whiteman
Ward Allen
Westminster
J. N. Gibson
Bert Kimball
Mrs. Chabo
Gillette, Wyo
Lizzie Maitland
Hazelton
Gladys Larson
C. M. Becker
Glencoe
Okla
J. L. Rowe
Ogden
Utah
Boise
Idaho
Fort Colins
Trudy Cameron
the Brotherhood of St. Paul
Frank Swart
Mose Stone
James Carruthers
Gladys
Helen
Camfield
San Antonio
Colorado
ORD
Black Kid Oxfords West
SESS
Haw Dry Goods Co
Xry H. Shaw
Pres
Sparks
Baton
Wyatt
Tribune
Prank K. Stookovre
Kane Sanborn & Houston
Col
9Th St
Sth Ave
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C.V. Ss
Greeley, Colo
van Sickles Lavery
Powellockkk
Bills Bros
8Th Ave
G. HH. Kiris
Tenth Street
R. L. Hall
Bill and Shop
A.J. Tower CO
Owery
Boston
VU. S.a
TormonTo, Camane
Denmark
Livingston
Haines Seed Co
Fifteenth St
Denver, Colo
Henry Candlin
Arly
Greeley National Bank
Aecome
Eee
Weld County
TRE Pioneer Seed CO
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