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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
6
Greeley scenes capture visits by G. W. Alps and Mrs. Phil Dale from Ault and LaSalle. Residents travel to Denver and Johnstown while several families return from trips to Fort Morgan and California. A nurse from Denver visits, nuptial plans surface, and school children earn a holiday for perfect attendance.
Harry McAfee of Denver is spending a week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. McAfee.
H. B. Hatch stays in Greeley for a few days recovering from a recent accident. He remains shaken by the sudden deaths of his wife and son.
The Esquire rank was conferred upon Dr J A Dungan at the regular meeting of the Knights of Pythias Monday evening. Grand Chancellor L D Crain will attend the next meeting in two weeks and a good time is anticipated.
Mrs. W. D. Balcom hosted a pleasant Trinity guild gathering at the rectory last Saturday evening. Twenty five members attended and a rehearsal followed the social hour with refreshments served by the hostess.
Mrs. George Smith and Mrs. J L Chaney returned to Denver Tuesday after a week in Greeley. They toured the Crow Creek country and looked over land with investment in view. While in Greeley they were guests of Mrs E R Wil Names.
Emmett Young departed last Saturday morning from Highland Lake to La Salle to seek employment. Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Mead and their children plan to spend the summer at their mountain ranch.
Dr J Miller and Miss Helen Ballegoin wed in Greeley at the Presbyterian manse with Rev R J Hunter officiating. The Windsor pair sent news home by telephone after a 2 PM ceremony and planned a Denver honeymoon before returning to Windsor.
Gilcrest Frank Commins was a Creeley visitor Wednesday. Mrs Munce of Greeley has been visiting her mother, Mrs.K Coy. Mr. Link has gone to visit his old home in Indiana. Windsor Mrs. J. G. Hess and daughter, Lillian, spent Thursday in Fort Collins. Miss Viola Mason returned Wednesday from Fort Collins, where she has been spending a week with friends. Miss Mable Martin and Mrs. Guy Hunter were Fort Collins visitors Wednesday.
A wedding will be held at 6 o clock tonight at the home of Mr and Mrs John O Linke when their daughter Mary Katherine becomes the bride of Roy R Edwards The Rev W A Marzolf will perform the ceremony witnessed by relatives and a few intimate friends The couple will honeymoon and reside in Boulder where the groom works The bride is popular and will leave many friends in Ault A marriage license was issued today to Sadie Carruthers and Thomas Fotheringham both of Ault
Want ads seek a 160 acre rental one mile from Platteville with a good house two barns cistern two chicken houses one living area outside cellar all fenced twenty acres in wheat. Land and building use if renter harvests wheat and sows crop on balance. Terms after harvest season. Call Platteville National Bank or D Black 1757 Stout Denver Colorado.
Public Trustee J P W Allen will sell the Edson Realty land in Weld County Colorado on May 16 1910 at 10 am at the east front door of the Courthouse to satisfy a note of 2500 dollars with eight percent interest from date of deed of trust dated May 6 1909 and recorded May 16 1909. Joseph C Ewing attorney for the case. First publication April 14 1910 last publication May 12 1910 in the Greeley Tribune.
Lou Snidow and son Roger visit Mrs Snidow in Denver after her Mercy hospital operation. Mrs Hattie Gwyn returns from visits in Denver and Kansas. Mrs Minnie Lucan hosts Mr L M Raney and Mrs Alice Hoffman. Guy Hammitt en route to St Louis as a Denver paper reporter. Miss May Des Jardins travels with contractor Des Jardins to Greeley. George Morgan and Miss Minnie Southwell wed in Greeley with Rev R J Hunter officiating. The couple, Iowan bride and Missourian groom, begin a new life as Weld County townsfolk bid them bon voyage.
The eighth grade pupils of Weld county meet at the Normal school athletic grounds on Friday May 7 for field events. Preliminary contests start at 10 am finals at 2 pm. Entries require a blank from Prof Sister and school certification. Silver medals go to firsts bronze to seconds in all events except relays.
The State Normal school will enrich its coursework by adding an agriculture department with a special diploma for majors, and a bacteriology and prophylactics sequence in biology. Mr. Hockbaum leads agriculture, Mr. Beardsley directs bacteriology and prophylactics.
Mr. Adams of the State Normal School museum of birds and mammals returns from a collecting trip in the mountains bringing sixty small mammal specimens to enhance Colorado’s representation in the collection.
The Kersey band and orchestra held a Friday benefit at Hill's Hall directed by Professor Montello Gray. W. F. Spaulding presided with board members W. H. Harvington Charles Soloff and Fred James. The program featured male quartet pieces Dr and Mrs W F Spaulding and Miss Evelyn Dorey with readings by Florence Evelyn Dorey and Byra Brooks. The performances were well received and a neat sum was cleared.
The Union Pacific plans the first depot on Normal hill in Arlington Heights, with Denver Laramie and Burlington to follow. Three depots on the hill will improve travel for residents and Normal students, easing rail access to the college town.
Greeley to play Lamb Feeders and Grays in Fort Collins on April 24 for the season opener. The first home game is May 1 against a northern Colorado team, with Joe Sullens, famed pitcher, expected to appear. Roy Collins leads a schedule aimed at challenging top state and later possible out of state clubs.
Chief Engineer Haywood announced last Saturday that Burlington engineers will make their permanent headquarters in this city. Previously it was believed the Burlington would be hired only temporarily.
Mesdames Horace Salser and War Gorder hosted a lively Lucerne hall dance on Saturday night with music by a Greeley orchestra. Many attendees arrived from neighboring districts to enjoy the event.
I J Oppenheimer of the Greeley cigar store is expected to receive substantial big league returns this season, as he did last year. The news notes returning profits and ongoing interest in baseball investments linked to local business.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle, safe bowel regulator that relieves constipation with no griping. It promises refunds if relief fails and reinforces availability at The Gilbert Drug Store in Greeley with two sizes priced 10 and 25 cents.
Daniel Martin allegedly took a silver half dollar from a room at the Buckner Mercantile Hotel in Baton. He confessed in the justice court to taking the coin and other occasions. He pleaded guilty, was fined with costs, and given sixty days in jail. Martin had been staying at the hotel and worked at a local livery stable.
Greeley won a second game of the season yesterday against Eaton at Island Grove. Rain drenched the afternoon, making play challenging and delaying action as spectators watched the park contest unfold.
Dr Ringle has purchased a half block property between Ninth and Twenty second Avenues as the site for the Mercy hospital building. The location selection marks a major step in the hospital project.
Windsor residents recall a surprise at a local school on a Friday afternoon. William Rison, son of Mr and Mrs Rison, received a warm welcome from seventh grade pupils and their teacher Elise Alexander. The event featured games and refreshments.
LaSalle April 10 workmen began raising tracks on the grounds to adjust grade. The process will raise the grade by inches along every foot of track, affecting the town’s rail line activities.
Dr. Charles Urie was subjected to an assault during a Monday business trip. Authorities report the incident occurred while he traveled with colleagues, with no severe injuries noted and the assailant currently unidentified.
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