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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1907

Page

6

Descendant Ties Hancock Line to Alfred the Great

The article notes Mrs. C. W. Beer shares kinship with John Hancock and traces lineage back to Alfred the Great. It cites a family book from 1839 with records to Mrs. Beer's mother Lucretia Vickery Siver and grandmother Eunice Hancock Vickery, plus a Bible and hymn book linked to the Hancock family.

John Hancock Massachusetts Beer Lucretia Vickery Siver Eunice Hancock Vickery Benjamin Hancock Jobn Hancock

Colorado Chautauqua and Summer School Opens July Fourth

The tenth annual session begins July 4 in Boulder and runs six weeks with a premier platform program led by Signor Cavallo of Denver and a 15 piece orchestra. Notables include the Kellogg Haines party, Senator La Follette, Parland Newhall, Nicoli, Slayton’s Jubilee singers, and Dr. Bristol. The summer school opens July 5 for five weeks with faculty headed by G Stanley Hall and Helen Barrett Montgomery among others. Thirteen departments will be offered. a 44 page booklet with full details is mailed free on request.

Boulder America Signor Cavallo Denver Kellogg-Haines Singing Party Dunbar Senators Tilman la Follette Parland-Newhall Company Nicoli The Magician Slayton Jubilee Singers Youna Juggler Pierces Frank M. Bristol G. Stanley Hall Helen Barrett Montgomery Newton N. Riddell Edwin Mims Chautauqua Association

New Century Club Elects Officers for Next Year

The New Century club held its April 3 meeting at Mrs. E. G. McKinney’s home to elect officers for the coming year. Newly chosen president is Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson with Emma Flint as vice president and Ella Foley as recording secretary. E. G. McKinney becomes corresponding secretary, D. J. March is treasurer, and O. R. Kerlee alongside Horace Hopkins join the executive board.

New Century Club E. G. McKinney Joseph Wilkinson Emma Flint Ella Foley D. J. March O. R. Kerlee Horace Hopkins

Brandreth's Pills hailed as longtime trusted laxative

Worth Knowing About. The old family remedy Brandreth's Pills is praised as a first class laxative and blood purifier. Each pill contains extract of sarsaparilla and other vegetables, with one pill at night said to relieve constipation. They are advertised as used for over four centuries and sold in drug stores.

Brandreth

Germans Hold Conference in East Side Chapel

The German-Russians gathered for a church conference last Sunday in the East Side chapel with about 100 church members and visiting delegates. Due to crowding the small church was deemed too small and a larger building was secured with participation from local ministers of other churches.

Horse Sale At Earley's Livery Stable In Ault

Auction at B F Earley s livery stable in Ault Monday April 22 features thirty head of heavy draft horses and drivers in good condition. Kemmerer auctioneers.

B. F. Earley Ault Horace Ella Kemmerer

Trinity Lutheran Church Service Times and Events

The German service is at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 12 and an English service at 7 30 p m led by Pastor P B Fritsche. Sunday service at 11 o clock a m at 800 Ninth Street with the subject Probation After Death. A testimonial meeting is held every Wednesday at 7 30 p m.

P. B. Fritsche Ninth Street

Morning lecture on The Insanity of War

The adult class in the Sunday school continues the discussion on State Responsibility in Education led by Pastor T. C. Brockway.

T. C. Brockway

Swedish Baptist Services at Steele's Hall

The Swedish Baptist congregation holds services in Steele's hall with a 1045 a m preaching, 12 o'clock Sunday school, 6 30 p m B Y P U, and an evening service at 7 30. Pastor Rev C U E Duuhan will give a special talk to young people.

Steele's Hall CU. E. Duuhan

Public Worship Services and Sermon at Local Church

Public worship at 10 45 a m with Sunday school at noon Y P C E at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m Sermon titled What will You Do with the Man Jesus Christ Choir chorus orchestra and vested boys to provide song service John Doane pastor

Jesus Christ John Doane

Trinity Episcopal Service Schedule With Music Selections

Trinity Episcopal lists Sunday services at 7 45 a m 10 45 a m noon Sunday school and 7 30 p m with sermon on The Battle of Life The Greeley High School athletic association will attend Special music includes Honor the Lord by the choir and My Redeemer performed by Miss Hake Pastor J A Trimmer leads service

Greeley High School Athletic Association Lord Stephenson My Redeemer Dudly Buck

Poets Topic Draws Seventeen Members At Club Meeting

The P. B. O. fraternity held a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. R. W. Bullock home. Mrs. Bruce Eaton presented a paper on The Classical Poets and read selections. Miss Reba Day spoke on humorous poets and selections. Refreshments followed as members enjoyed a social period.

R. W. Bullock Bruce Eaton Reba Day

Windsor Gossip and Local Social Notices

Windsor news notes ill health for Mrs T T Vincent and visits by Mrs Charles Chipman in Greeley and Mrs J J Downey to Denver. Business visitors M H Layburn to Severance and D T Blevins to Ault. Denver visitors Mrs E E Storms and Mrs Murphy. County assessor W W Kennedy reappointed. Juvenile death from scarlet fever buried at Lake View. Epworth League meeting with social hour and refreshments. Mrs Wm Forgey hosted Wilda’s thirteenth birthday party on West Main. Dunbar quartet's last Library lecture at M E church praised. plans for next season.

T. T. Vincent Charles Chipman Greeley J. J. Downey Denver M. H. Layburn Severance D. T. Blevins Ault McKee Windsor E. E. Storms Murphy W. W. Kennedy H. Teler South W. E. Williams Ed Graham Lake View Epworth League Wm. Forgey West Main Street Wilda

Local Notes of Garden County Visitors and Travel

Lucerne report indicates Will Stanley shipped a carload of sheep to Denver on Thursday. Melvin Johnson visited Iowa to see his old home. Mrs. Greene Cox enjoyed a Missouri visit with her parents. Mrs. Norman returned from Missouri with her nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Steck of Greeley visited U.C. Baker Friday evening. Guy Rayburn has been ill in Greeley and is improving. Mrs. Gaylor and Mrs. McGrew of Eaton visited here Thursday.

Will Stanley Denver Melvin Johnson Iowa Mrs. Greene Cox Mis

Fort Collins visitors and sheep trade noted

Mrs D. L Neff of Fort Collins stayed with her daughter Mrs Lauridsen while Mr Lauridsen was in Chicago with sheep. He returned Saturday morning, receiving 8 45 for his sheep. Mrs C H Ford and daughter Eva entertained guests including Mr and Mrs W P Hogarty of Longmont and Ned from Grand Island.

D. Neff Fort Collins Lauridsen Mr. Lauridsen Chicago C. H. Ford Eva W. P. Hogarty Longmont Clark Delaware Greeley Ford Ranch

Local Notes From Big Bend Area

R. Noel owns a fine pianola. Mrs. Edwin Davis is in poor health. Keyes of Peckham plans a new residence. Jack Kingsbury family moving to Evans. Miss Nielsen sick at Theo Calahan’s home. John Hubbard to build an 8 room house estimated at 5 000 dollars. Carlson visit McMillen family. Harmon Zilar visited Hugh McMillen. Born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Jack McMillen a 13 pound boy. Allthong fine.

R. Noel Edwin Davis Mr. Keyes Peckham Jack Kingsbury Evans Miss Nielsen Theo. Calahan John Hubbard Carlson Fort Collins Jack McMillen Family Harmon Zilar Hugh McMillen Allthong

Bertha Brenner and Clyde Holt Wedding in Beaver County

A Greeley audience learns of the wedding of Miss Bertha Brenner and Clyde R. Holt held Thursday April 11 in New Sewickley Township Beaver County Pennsylvania. The bride, daughter of H W Brenner an oil magnate, came to Greeley for health reasons three years ago and later recovered. The bride is noted as attractive with many friends in the area.

Greeley Bertha Brenner Clyde RE. Holt New Sewickley Township Beaver County Penn H. W. Brenner

Annual Stockholders Meeting of The Greeley Tribune

Notice of the annual stockholders meeting for The Greeley Tribune Publishing Company at 722 Seventh Street Greeley Colorado on May 6 1907 at 10 o'clock a m to elect a board of directors and to transact other business. Attendance in person or by proxy requested. Dated Greeley April 1 1907. Co H Wolfe Secretary.

Greeley Tribune Publishing Company Seventh Street Greeley Colo Co. H Wolfe

Death of Mrs Emma Moody in Denver after long illness

Mrs Emma J Moody wife of Robert J Moody died Tuesday April 16 at their Denver home after a long illness. Born in England about forty years ago she came to Greeley at sixteen and married Moody twelve years ago. Funeral at Trinity Episcopal church at two this afternoon with interment in Linn Grove cemetery beside her mother. She leaves Harold their 11 year old son and a large family.

Emma J. Moody Robert J. Moody Denver Moody England Greeley Robert Moody Harold Ben Cooper George Cooper Buena Vista Harry Cooper Albuquerque Lang South Africa Witherbee J. A. Trimmer Trinity Episcopal Church Linn Grove Cemetery

Surprise Birthday Party for Margaret Cameron

Mrs. J. M. Cameron organized a surprise for daughter Margaret to celebrate her thirteenth birthday last Tuesday. About twenty friends gathered at her home after supper at grandmother’s, with music games and a musical contest won by Miss Gertrude Clough for a china cup and saucer. A birthday cake with thirteen candles was served.

Revival Meetings Open At Methodist Church In Greeley

Evangelists Mahood and Smith lead a series of revival meetings at the Methodist church in Greeley. Mahood is a top Methodist evangelistic worker and Smith is a noted singer and choral director. A 40 voice chorus has been trained, promising some of the best music ever heard in Greeley as crowds are anticipated nightly for an indefinite period.

Methodist Church Mahood Smith Greeley

St Margaret's Guild Hosts Card Party

The St Margaret's guild entertained their gentlemen friends with a Friday card party at Miss Edith Gale's home. The decorated rooms featured white chysanthemums with green and white colors. J W Lakin and Miss Ina Preston won first prizes in 500 while Miss Mildred Mead received the consolation prize. About fifty young people attended and refreshments were served by the hosts.

St. Margaret’s Guild Edith Gale J. W. Lakin Ina Preston Mildred Mead

Barn Fires Destroy Two Nearby Structures

About 11 30 last Monday forenoon a blaze started in an outhouse and consumed two adjacent barns. One barn belonged to Calvin H. Thomas on Twelfth street and the other to Mrs. M. E. Munkers on Thirteenth street. Value of buildings and contents ran to a few hundred dollars, partly insured.

Calvin H. Thomas Twelfth Street M. E. Munkers Thirteenth Street

Free Booklets on Old Mexico Excursions

Colorado and Southern offers illustrated literature tied to special trips to Mexico City. Tickets at half rates available April 25 to May 18, June 1 to 15, and June 20 to July 12, valid 90 days with stopovers in both directions. T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.

Mexico City Colorado & Southern T. E. Fisher Denver

LaSalle Community Notes Chronicle Local Happenings

Mrs H A Edie returns from Colorado Springs while Wendell Speer visits Greeley guest at Ellis home. Miss Nora Pace resumes duties at LaSalle drug store after illness. T R Blackwood learns of his mother's death. Presbyterians host a talk by Mrs D M Hayes on A White Life for Two. Ladies Missionary society to meet with Mrs B G Godfrey. retiring officers to submit annual reports. Session assigns members to temperance representation.

H. A. Edie Colorado Springs Wendell Speer Greeley Ellis Anna George LaSalle Ferris Brothers James Stewart Esther Ellis Eva Wylie Edith Ellis Johnstown Stewart Nannie Senator Booth Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church B. G. Godfrey A. B. Carter Myrtle Sylvester R. M. Moore

Half Rate Round Trip to Mexico City Announced

Colorado and Southern offers one fare for round trip to Mexico City with return dates April 25 to May 1 June 8 to 16 and June 20 to July 12. Tickets valid three months with stopovers. For Mexico booklets write T. E. Fisher G P B A.

Mexico City Colorado & Southern Mexico T. E. Fisher G. PB. A Denver

Hazelton News Roundup Covers Visitors and Local Happenings

Mrs J B Plummer and Alma of Sault visit W H Osborn. Tildell seals lumber for a barn after a fire loss. Miss Emily Barber of Greeley visits cousin Ora Barber. Ear! Barber improves from rheumatism. Gilbert Dickey’s runaway damages a buggy. Blackley culls cattle. Ed Brigg’s herd vaccinated. Joe Miller moves to Greeley then Billings. John Ferguson buys land north of Hazelton schoolhouse for 650. Seymour rents Landon house to ride Boom erang ditch. Hazelton baseball beats Ashton 16 to 8. Young Ladies club hosted by Mrs Ralph Stewart with large attendance. Glen Rouse injures knee and knee cap displaced after trampling at Farmer’s Spur. Hard Times social by Hazelton literary raises funds to cover debts and seed treasury for fall.

Blackley Ed Brigg Joe Miller Greeley Billings Mont John Ferguson B. D. Sanborn Hazelton Schoolhouse Seymour Mrs. Landon Hazelton Baseball Nine Ashton Ralph Stewart Glen Rouse Farmer's Spur Hazelton Literary

Local town updates and notable changes in Ault

Moves and new openings include the post office relocating to the Pence building, the S.8. Poe livery sold to George Cameron and P. C. Taylor, Ross & Wyatt moving stock to the Allison building, and Boynton McIntyre’s store front completion. Local incidents cover injuries from bridge and buggy accidents, hospital visits, and a surgical plan for R. M. Gale after Denver trip.

Pence Fred Graefe H. W. Kirby Olsen S. 8 Poe George Cameron P. C. Taylor Ross & Wyatt Allison William Kerr Colorado A. W. Fletcher Chicago H. L. Bowen Ault Boynton & McIntyre

Also Mentioned on This Page

Alfred Great Colorado Chautauqua and Summer School Big Horse Sale Trinity Lutheran Christian Science Unitarian Trinity Episcopal League Library M. E. Echurch Lucerne Souri Lacrance Big Bend Brenner-Holt Old T. R. Blackwood Jennie Ellis Messrs R. W. Ellis T. A. McComb Mrs. Grant D. M. Hayes Presbyterian Church Hazelton Alison Baptist Ladies’ Aid E. RK. Miller Anders Dy WB. Edwards Purity Burnett Pure Food Commission Joseph Burnett Co Boston, Mass Frnk E. Stockover P* H. C. Bennett Osteopathic Opera House Greeley, Colo William H. Delbridge Coronado Pouomas F Quinn, M.D Greeley, Colorado Oasis Stables Henry Candlin Steacher First National Bank Henry Clay Luther Bank Block Martha A. Morrison, Amandan. Hamilton Robert H. Bird M. B.C van Sickle’s Livery FPO OwnLock Bills Bros 8Th Ave Saratoga Kittle & Withey Grocery J. D. Potter Plum Stone, Jr Ty i. Althouse
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