Local Notes and Socials From LaSalle and Greeley
Mrs Aldrich and son moved to Greeley last week Walter Kimzey works on a residence northeast of Greeley Work has commenced on a hotel Wim Davis will be proprietor Miss Carrie Ellis visited Mrs Macy of Greeley The annual congregational meeting was held at the church Tuesday Mrs McKissick of Denver stayed with her sister Mrs Deattie Miss Irene Sawyer visited cousin Grace Ellis Cecil Herringtons two year old ill but improving Hungerford WCTU ice cream social at the Carters Friday evening proceeds for state work Short program All invited Mr and Mrs Samuel Early and daughter of Clay Center Kansas visited Mrs Warlys sister Mrs Herrington en route to Spokane A family reunion planned Attending were Mesdames J G Parks Loveland and George Holmes Denver Messrs John Dennison Pueblo Samuel Dennison and Denver Denni son and grandfather Denni son of Denver
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Aldrich
Greeley
Walter Kimzey
Wim. Davis
Carrie Ellis
Macy
McKissick
Denver
Jas. Deattie
Irene Sawyer
Pleasant Valley
Grace Ellis
Cecil
BE. CC. Herrington
Hungerford W. C. T. U
Carter
Samuel Early
Clay Center
Kansas
Spokane
Wash
Miss Virginia Cox and Charles Jackson Marry in Eaton
Miss Virginia Cox and Charles Jackson, both of Eaton, were married on Monday. The Independent ticket won the election Tuesday. Albert Eaton is mayor with trustees Fred L. Weller M. S. Losey and M. Lair. G. H. Denio, Eaton Flour Mills manager for twenty years, withdrew from management April 1. He is a prominent Eaton businessman with no stated plans.
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Virginia Cox
Charles Jackson
Albert Eaton
Fred L. Weller
M. S. Losey
M. Lair
G. H. Denio
Eaton Flour Mills
Mr. Denio
Eaton
Middleton Peck Wedding Ties Greeley to Denver
Miss Blanch Middleton married Loren Peck yesterday in Trinity M E Church Denver. The ceremony at noon was performed by Rev. KR Banks, a friend of the groom. Only close relatives attended and the bride is well known in Greeley. The couple plan to reside in Fort Morgan.
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Greeley
Denver
Blanch Middleton
Loren Peck
Trinity M. E. Church
KR. L. Banks
Fort Morgan
Saloon owner Jack O Grady remanded after denial of new trial
Jack O Grady remained in the county jail Monday evening to finish the term imposed by County Judge Charles E. Southard over a year earlier. The supreme court denied his petition for a new trial, resulting in him again being confined. He was convicted of keeping his saloon open on Sundays and running a gambling house, with about six months left to serve.
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Jack O'Grady
Charles E. Southard
Supreme Court
Jack
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertising note touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as the solution for rheumatism and neuralgia. It claims instant and lasting relief for rheumatic pains, lame backs, and other aches, with availability at all druggists.
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Ballard
Fifty sixth Anniversary Celebrated by Jackson Family
Mr and Mrs Andrew Jackson marked their fifty six wedding anniversary with a surprise party last Saturday April 4 planned by their granddaughters Mesdames Carlson and C G Paul and a family reunion. Fifteen families attended and an oyster supper was served amid a joyful gathering.
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Andrew Jackson
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Rheumatism Cure
An advertisement extols Ballard's Snow Liniment as a cap to rheumatism and a maker of muscles and joints spry, claiming it can prevent crippling and restore youthfulness. It urged readers to buy from druggists.
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Ballard
Rail fare to western states cut in spring sale
Colorado and Southern offers a special one way rate of thirty dollars from Denver between March 5 and April 30 to California Arizona Nevada Oregon Washington and parts of Mexico.
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Colorado & Southern
California
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Death of Rev. 8S. Ewing in Egypt
A Cairo cablegram reports the sudden death of Rev. 8S. Ewing PD D brother of J L Ewing. He was a United Presbyterian missionary to Egypt since 1860 with long service at Cairo Alexandria and a past American consul at Alexandria for twelve years. He leaves two children a New York lawyer son and a daughter married to an English government officer in Cairo.
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J. L. Ewing
Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Cleveland
New York City
J B McCutcheon Hosts Mountain Charm Tea Party
Mrs J B McCutcheon led a Wednesday tea gathering with a Estes Park reunion of mountain ladies. Guests included Mesdames Willys Raton E K Packard M S Losey from Raton and Mesdames Harry H Shaw EF Cottingham from Greeley, with kodak souvenir booklets and watercolor covers.
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J. B. McCutcheon
Estes Park
Mesdames Willys Raton
E. K. Packard
M.S. Losey
Raton
Mesdames
Harry H. Shaw
EF. Cottingham
Greeley
Banquet Honors Husbands of Saturday Club Members
The Saturday Afternoon club held its annual banquet Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Jackson’s home. Thirty four covers were set at a single long table decorated in green and white with ferns lilies of the valley and green candles. A May pole centerpiece connected to green and white ribbons adorned dolls. An eight course menu was served and the ladies moved with each course. Auction of silhouettes provided later entertainment.
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C. N. Jackson
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Horace Atkinson
Neighbors and friends hosted a Thursday evening party for Mrs. Horace Atkinson to celebrate her birthday. A plate shower left a collection of china plates as keepsakes, and guests enjoyed Progressive High Five with prizes to Mr. and Mrs. Ek M. Cook and a consolation to Mrs. Will VanGorder. Twenty four attendees shared refreshments and a pleasant time.
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Horace Atkinson
Birthday of Little Elizabeth Smith Celebrated at Home
Miss Elizabeth Smith aged nine enjoyed a Saturday birthday party at 1023 Sixth Street with friends, games, a supper, and a decorated cake. Her sister Eleanor also recently marked a birthday in a similar celebration.
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Elizabeth Smith
A. D. Smith
Sixth Street
Eleanor
McGee’s Baby Elixir Ad and Eye Clinic Announcement
An advertisement touts McGee’s Baby Elixir promising rapid weight gain and relief for stomach and bowel troubles in infants, with a 25 and 50 cent price. It also promotes a free eye examination by Dr. Sapero of Denver at New Camfield on April 16 17 and 18, urging early attendance.
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McGee
Lafayette Odd Fellows to Celebrate 86th Anniversary
The Lafayette Odd Fellows will entertain Saturday April 25. A round trip fare of $2 applies with a special Colorado & Southern train departing Greeley at 7 a m and returning from Lafayette at midnight.
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Lafayette
Odd Fellows
Colorado & Southern
Greeley
Dr Sapero to Visit New Camfield Hotel in April
Eye ear nose and throat specialist Dr K C Sapero will again visit the New Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday April 16 17 and 18 offering examinations and consultations to local residents.
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Sapero
Denver
Denver Eye
New Camfield Hotel
Odd Fellows' Special to Lafayette Train Event
Colorado and Southern will run a special train to Lafayette and return leaving Greeley at 7am Saturday April 25 in observance of the 89th anniversary at a very low rate of 2 dollars.
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Colorado & Southern
Lafayette
Greeley
Evans Votes Against Saloon In High Turnout Election
Evans district approved anti-saloon measures by a near two to one margin in a spirited county contest. Rev A Blackwood led the campaign with help from Greeley ministers and local leaders. four autos ferried Greeley voters. New Evans officials named are Mayor W F Smith and trustees Mart Briggs J A Kimsey and A R Weinhold.
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Evans
A. Blackwood
Greeley
Commercial Club
G. M. Houston
Henrick Srothers
J. L. Bartlett
F. H. Sears
Bartlett
W. F. Smith
Mart Briggs
J. A. Kimsey
A. R. Weinhold
Kensington Ladies Host Afternoon at 1029 Ninth Ave
Mrs William Lodwick welcomed about twenty guests to a Kensington Wednesday afternoon at her home 1029 Ninth Avenue. The gathering featured needlework and a pink color scheme with carnations in decorations and refreshments. Assisting in serving were Miss Inez Waddington and Miss Ruth Bakre.
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William Lodwick
Kensington
Ninth Avenue
Inez Waddington
Ruth Bakre
Delights of the Sea Tour Appeals to Travelers
The Colorado and Southern lines promote low rates and rapid service to the Mexican Gulf. General Passenger Agent T. E. Fisher of Denver invites readers to discover the attractions and convenient travel times offered by the new route.
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Colorado & Southern
Mexican Gulf
T. E. Fisher
Denver
Denver to Mexico City One-Way Fares Feature Low Rate
The Colorado and Southern offers a one way fare from Denver to Mexico City via El Paso between March 5 and April 30 at a notably low price of 34 dollars 30 cents. The deal applies to travel to the Mexican capital from the Colorado and Southern route.
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Colorado & Southern
el Paso
Mexico City
For Sale To Settle An Estate Nearby Main Street
Three modern cottages offered to settle an estate two blocks from Main Street. Maquire acts for Harry Wambaugh administrator at Greeley Mercantile Co.
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Main Street
Harry Wambaugh
Admr
Greeley Mercantile Co
Seed Potatoes and Alfalfa Seed for Sale in Wisconsin Rural Areas
Advertisement notes good clean Nebraska alfalfa seed offered by The Greeley Produce & Co. Co. for sale. Includes items dividing pears and ohips. Indicates Wisconsin rural buyers.
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Wisconsin
Nebraska
Greeley Produce & Com. Co
Great Minds Think Alike In A Curious Wound
Pat sustains a minor subcutaneous abrasion and is sent to hospital for care. The house surgeon notes no visible tegumental cicatrization risk and asks Pat for his opinion. Pat replies with a humorous echo that reflects his own prior thoughts.
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Pat
Pearson’s Weekly
Lurid Flames Smear Report As Ink Spills
A backroom exchange mocks a fire report as the editor scolds a young writer for vague details. The reporter insists on witnessing the blaze but cannot confirm cause time damage or value before the ink is smeared.
The Changeable Mediterranean Colors
The article describes how the Mediterranean’s water color shifts with seasons and weather. It notes deep green and brown hues during storms, bright deep blue when calm, and varied tones in the Bosporus and archipelago areas ranging from liquid blue to purple hues.
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Mediterranean
Bosporus
Feigning Death Across Animals and Plants Across Life
The piece discusses feigning death as a widespread adaptation in animals and plants, including the sensitive plant. It cites observations of rhizopods feigning death when a water louse approaches, prompting questions about unseen senses and intelligence in tiny organisms. It concludes with notes on carnivores avoiding tainted, apparently dead prey to avoid poison.
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Vegetable
Wissen
Alle
A Toast to Laughter and the Smile’s Bright Power
An excerpt from Life extols humor as the sunshine of the soul and leaven of youth. It lauds laughter as the privilege of purity, the enemy of blues, and the silver sheen of gladness, arguing humor keeps conscience bright and sadness from souring.
Seasonal Metaphor of Color and Change in Nature
A reflective meditation compares a bird’s seasonal plumage to human mood shifts. The writer imagines shedding gray attire for emerald greens and chrysoprase sunsets, resisting autumnal carmine despite nature’s color urges.
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Atlantic
Spoiled the Metaphor
A self confident young barrister boasts of future fame to Sir Henry Hawkins who asks what he has done. The barrister replies he hopes to have the world at his feet. Hawkins retorts asking what he has been doing all this time and implies he has been walking on his hands.
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Sir Henry Hawkins
Sir Henry
Water rights change petition noted in Colorado court order
A district court in Boulder Colorado schedules hearings on April 6 1908 and May 11 1908 for the petition of George E Dunn to alter the place of diversion of a water right from Thom river to Home Supply Ditch in Water District No 4. The order appraises the case to determine validity and effect on other rights and directs notice to all interested parties to appear May 11 1908 and present evidence. The document also mentions a separate Mountain Supply Ditch Company proceeding in Larimer County with hearings set for May 14 1908 regarding storage and irrigation use in Water District No 3.
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A. D
George E. Dunn Py Haynes, Esq
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Big Thom
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Fred Koenig
Petits
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Colorado
Othe
Boulder
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James E. Garrigues
Ecree
Coere Pouider
Bnear County
Rado
Williams
Bouldercoun County
Colo
Greeley Trib
Larimer
Mountain Supply Ditch Company
W. H. C. Taylor
Cache la Poure
Dist
Larimer Cowl
Fort Collins
Harry H. Hartman
Greeley
Rit
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