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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1911
Page
5
Individuals travel between Denver Cheyenne Greeley Grand Junction and Idaho on short visits business trips and family visits. Names include Coulter Hendricks Potter Dametz Brush Hodson Hunter Morrison and Stevenson with various brief separations and returns.
Mrs. W. B. Starr returned today from a brief visit with Mrs. Howard Kennedy at Johnstown.
Albom Anderson and his daughter Miss Helen and son Max departed for Los Angeles to establish their home. Anderson had left ten days earlier.
Gladys Pressly came back to Glacier Lake on Wednesday after visiting relatives during spring vacation. Mike Pressly is remaining at Glacier Lake this year. Jock Adams left Wednesday for Salt Lake City to take a new position. he previously worked as bookkeeper at the sugar factory.
Yn W. Evans and daughter Mie Acnoeta left today with Mrs. Evans visiting her sister Mrs. T. F. Cabill. Mr. Cabill accompanied them to Denver.
The Ramona club ladies were entertained Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. L. L. Harrison's home. A dozen ladies attended a delightful afternoon of fancy work and refreshments were served by the hostess.
Mrs Olea Neitzel entertained a group of friends Wednesday afternoon at her sister Mrs P A Hart’s home with a pleasant hour of fancy work and refreshments. Guests included Mrs Jackman Purdy Norris Hendrick Cleveland Whitman Hammond and Mrs Mooney.
Friday reports list several residents traveling for short visits and holidays. W N Morris and wife of Den TM spent Thursday in Greeley, others including Mrs HO Havener, Miss Edna, Mrs Adda Beer, and Mr Gelder left for various destinations for a few days. Charles Philips visited Longmont. John Roberts and J P Mite love departed for Mestta to view land in the San Luis valley.
Fred Cameron and Miss Hazel Jones spent Thursday in Fort Collins visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones. Miss Elsie Teas has returned from the Greeley hospital and is now at home. The Faulkner family and Mrs. Dickerson returned from a two day auto trip to Glen Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Miller left for Olney Springs to make their home. Emma Flint and her mother Mary Bailey are visiting Mrs. Romans of Kersey.
Mrs. Hugh Davis, Mrs. L. G. Whitney and Mrs. Frank Morrow of Sterling were in Greeley today to visit Webster Davis. They are Mr. Davis' mother and sisters. Mrs. L. W. Kunkle of Pueblo was the guest of Mrs. C. H. Wolfe today on her way home from California where she spent the winter.
Clyde Webber departed today for Texas on a business trip. He will visit client offices and return with reports on market planning. The trip underscores ongoing corporate outreach and regional engagements.
Twelfth street opens west from Fourteenth avenue and a new bridge spans No. 3 ditch. The road advances westward through Maplewood addition as part of the improvement.
Several residents and visitors are noted in Greeley this weekend. Marie Brooks spent Sunday in Denver while Maud Turk joined friends there. Mary Nelson planned an indefinite Denver stay and Clara Hunt headed there for a few days. James Scott and Roy Collins were in Greeley visiting from Denver and Colorado Springs respectively. W. P. Daugherty and R A Cummings also appeared in Greeley, with Mr and Mrs Strobelin departing for San Francisco this afternoon.
Tuesday John Read spent Sunday in Ault. J. A. Moore visited friends in Ault Sunday. J. M. Cameron went to Denver today on a business trip. Mrs. E. E. Wilson went to Denver Monday for a few days visit. Miss Ruth Dotson left today for LeVeta to visit her sister Mrs. J. O. Smith.
Mrs D M Hays solicitor for the Cottage home of Denver visits with Mrs William Darling this week. J L Brush travels to Denver to attend a board meeting of the Agricultural college.
C. W. Stone, formerly residing west of Greeley, is now in Los Angeles and has taken a government position.
Miss Mamie Glazier, a student at Colorado Woman's College, is spending her spring vacation at home.
C A Fletcher is in Greeley for a few days after spending several months in Meeker. He formerly lived in this area.
K D Small and family from Salina Kansas arrive in Greeley and will make their home here. Mr Small will assume the management of the American Express company's office here.
Mrs. H. W. Holmes left Tuesday for Denver to visit for a month. She will then travel to the San Luis valley to meet her husband. The pair, who have resided in Greeley, plan to spend a year in the valley.
Market report lists prices for wheat oats barley and local potatoes with ranch and retail categories and baled hay including Nebraska figures and butter eggs and hay prices. Readable data shows baled alfalfa and upland baled figures with a price band around 16.00 to 18.00 in the Nebraska region.
Young and DeVoe undergo a thorough remodel with electric lights installed and walls papered. The shop now presents a fresh, attractive appearance.
Miss Gertrude Beggs, head of the Greek Literature department at the University, will address Saturday morning’s R E B A meeting. She is the first and only woman to hold a full scholarship from Yale, where she earned her degree.
Mrs C Rugh is expected home tonight after spending the winter in Texas with Mr Rugh. They were lost at Mineral Wells and later traveled to San Antonio. Mr Rugh will remain in Mineral Wells for two more weeks.
Sterday G W Alps of Ault was in Greeley today. Mrs T Sanders went to Denver today for a few days visit. Mrs G W Nafiiger and daughter of Nunn were in Greeley today. Miss Bertha McGinness returned this morning from a short stay in Denver.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Carpenter visited Fort Collins to see friends. Mr and Mrs W E Shaffer and their baby from LaSalle were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Shaffer over Sunday. E W Langtry and Mr and Mrs H F Hurlbut returned Sunday evening from an auto trip to Denver.
Mr and Mrs W A Voiles who have lived here the past year left today for their former home in Greensburg Indiana.
Mrs. A. W. Coffman traveled through Greeley on Monday while en route from Loveland where she had been visiting friends to her home in Akron.
Mrs. D. W. Ernest and Mrs. M. J. Goodwin came back Monday evening from Los Angeles after ten weeks away. Miss Ethel Beatrice Scott returned Monday from Denver where she spent spring vacation with her father.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy arrived back in Denver today following a visit with her sister Mrs H W Anthony.
The Weld County Poultry Association will meet this evening in the city hall. J. W. Dillon will present a paper on Incubation.
Mrs. C. L. Day is able to be out today after two weeks' illness with measles. Mrs. E. H. Bidwell of Grover was in Greeley Friday on her way to Denver for a visit.
Mrs C E Clark and son Lawrence have returned from a few days in Denver. Mrs Beckwith remained for a longer visit.
Miss Mabel Haney and Miss Nora Wilson have returned from a spring vacation in Denver and Colorado Springs. They enjoyed sightseeing and local events during their trip.
Miss Ruth Stearns, visiting her sister Mrs A S Rogers, returned to her school duties at Denver University this morning.
B. C. Hellman, who has spent a week visiting his wife, departed today for the western slope.
Frank Todd, who has been visiting his sister Mrs. C. I. Day, left today for Monte Vista.
Briggsdale post mistress Mrs Bird and her husband Mr W F Bird of Briggsdale traveled to Greeley on Friday for a brief visit.
Mrs J B Murray of Denver arrives in Greeley for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J N Gibson.
Cc H Wolfe was readmitted today to the Boulder sanitarium for a brief period of care. He is expected to be discharged and return at the start of the coming week.
Henry F. Cope general secretary of the R F P A will preach Sunday morning in the Presbyterian church Dr John Inglis of Denver who saw action in the Boxer uprising in China will speak in the evening
Mr and Mrs J B Neill and son Ralph return home after months in California spending most of winter in Los Angeles and visiting other state points of interest.
The bulletin from the Colorado Agricultural College by C. L. Fitch and B. R. Bennett, fresh from the Fort Collins experiment station, covers 80 pages with illustrations and diagrams detailing potato topics.
Laura A. White granddaughter of Colonel C A White wins first prize in the Denver Patriotic League essay contest on How to Have a Safe and Sane Fourth. Eight grade Clayton school pupil earns ten dollars. Marie Patschke Elmwood school takes second with five dollars and Minnie Frake Sheridan school earns three dollars for third place.
Mrs. E B W Langtry returned from Denver Sunday with her mother Mrs J G Evans and son Robert Langtry after spending a week in the city.
Dr A L Chase superintendent of the Greeley district of the Methodist conference is in Greeley this week on church business.
The Gilbert family is released from quarantine after their five year old daughter recovers from scarlet fever.
A class of twenty will be initiated at the regular Yee man lodge meeting to be held Tuesday evening in the Park Place building.
Mr. and Mrs. BE. R. Curtiss rejoice over the birth of a daughter on Sunday at their home. She will be named Esther.
Mrs. B. T. Vincent, visiting from Denver for the R. F B. A., departed this morning. She had been hosted by Mrs. Z. X. Snyder and Mrs. Ek. H. Downey during her stay.
Mrs May Spencer returned to her Denver home Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest Schwatke north of Greeley.
C. J. Houdeshell came back yesterday from a two day business trip to Denver and also made a brief visit to Colorado Springs during the stay.
Haines spends two weeks at Delta tending his fruit orchard amid the critical blooming period. Peaches are just starting to blossom and farmers fear frost could damage the crop.
Grand Chancellor Wolbert was guest of honor at the Knights of Pythias meeting Monday evening. The page rank was conferred on W. C. Roberts and Wolbert gave an address. Attendance at the gathering was good.
Dr Amanda M Hamilton resumes work in the Coronado building after a fifteen month rest with relatives in Ohio. She reports full recovery and happiness to return to Greeley.
Mrs. J. A. Erickson and Mrs. A. N. Larson hosted a Friday afternoon thimble party at 1611 Twelfth Avenue. The event featured Easter bonnet making and a luncheon. Mrs. O. O. Russell won the prize for the best bonnet among forty attendees.
Wednesday c. BE Yonker from Denver was in Greeley for business today.
J. W. Collins arrived from Monenci NL to accompany his brother Hal Collins who lays in Greeley hospital. They plan to return to Knox Indiana after Mrs Collins settles affairs in Cornish and then depart for their former home.
Fort Lupton reports increased opposition from one of six surrounding districts to forming a union high school. Boards voted to post notices for the May election allowing residents to express views on the district plan, though one district refused notices amid broad resistance from outlying areas.
Mrs W G Reynolds of LaSalle entertained at her mother Mrs Delilah Darnaby s home Monday evening. The pink decorated dining area featured festoons and flowers above the table. A fine dinner was served to Shaw dry goods store employees, where Mrs Reynolds formerly worked.
Mr and Mrs C B Powell spent today in Denver and are seen enjoying the city activities. The trip highlights their excursion and local engagements during their visit.
Miss Mary Wilson traveled to Denver to visit her sister Mrs. F. B. Boynton.
Dr and Mrs J A Weaver and family have returned from a six week trip to Florida.
Mrs J A Beatty and her daughter Miss Margaret traveled to Grover for a short visit as reported in local society notes.
Mrs. Rose A. Curfman departed Tuesday for Nelson Missouri to visit relatives and friends.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Albrook of Mt. Vernon Iowa are dining with Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Chase and staying a few days as they travel home from a winter in California.
Clarence Green of Sterling traveled to Denver today following a visit with friends in Greeley.
A son was born in Cleveland Ohio on April 7 at the German hospital Franklin avenue to Mr and Mrs W C Davis. Mrs Davis is Katharyn Graham formerly of Greeley a daughter of Robert Graham now residing in Seattle Washington.
Mr and Mrs J W Moss and family departed for Olney Springs to establish residence there marking a new home for the family.
Mrs. Frank Watters who had been visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Young departed Tuesday to return home in Shelton Nebraska.
Prof J P Treat of the Colorado Woman's College of Denver spoke at Greeley Sunday delivering both morning and evening sermons during the R B A sessions. He stayed with Mr and Mrs Glasier as his hosts during the visit.
Mrs. W. D. Balcom issues invitations for a card party next Tuesday to honor Miss Jessie Mosher who leaves soon for California.
Mr and Mrs J Corbin of Laurel Nebraska are visiting Mr and Mrs P W Goodrich in Greeley after spending the winter in California.
A series of warranty deeds records transfers between individuals and firms including Altman to Wieland for 19-12-63 at 5280 dollars J Blandin to Lucy Bland in Dobury property described block and lot lines for 1 dollar Cornett to Willard and Jessie Cornett with tied lot descriptions and nominal sums Cartwright Mathews to Garrels for 2880 dollars Blk and Lot details appear throughout Blk 58 Milliken to J W Heskett 405 dollars etc Several entries reference See record or See record clauses for amounts and lot specifics. Key transfers involve Orrin Blandin Lucy Blandin Frank Altman Mercantile Trust Co Union Pacific R R Co Northwestern Land & Iron Co Johnstown Impr Co Eaton Blk 1 Mohawk Add Crawford Greeley and First Add Ault.
Clarence Darrow is due in Chicago today for a visit with his son Paul Darrow and wife after a stay in California.
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