Greeleys Fashion Store Spring Summer Styles Exhibition
Greeleys fashion store presents a special exhibition of late spring and summer styles. The event highlights an early selection and exclusive prices that cannot be duplicated.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
9
Greeleys fashion store presents a special exhibition of late spring and summer styles. The event highlights an early selection and exclusive prices that cannot be duplicated.
A postponed Easter program was held at the schoolhouse Sunday evening with a large attendance. Fairplay events include Albert Nichols losing a fine horse and Ivan Wilson renting the Mohlander place for summer farming. Mrs C E Taggart hosted teachers Edna Dean and Mabel Hall at supper Thursday. About twenty five friends surprised Tom Williams at his home for games.
Dover headlines span community mobility with Howard Welty teaching the spring term and Charles Hopkins venturing to Cheyenne. Colorado Springs resident A L Mealer relocates to a ranch east of town, while Mrs. Charles Van Why visits from Montreal via Mrs. S E Murray. E Barrow seeks Denver treatment for illness, and Nunn resident Mr Copes arranges to bring well digging equipment as local work expands. Sunday school expresses thanks to Lois Hill for lending her organ and music materials.
Fort Lupton reports water flow in the Fulton and Bradner ditches during the week. Notables include D E Wandis of the Bowman ranch, Box Elder, visiting Lupton Saturday. The community saw various moves from sales to notices and local business activity.
Lawrence Everitt from Denver visits Chalk Bluffs ranchers Hugh Clark and others head to summer range in eastern Colorado. Lambs sold at Chicago for eight dollars fifty cents. A parsonage birthday gathering honors Miss Flory. A Y P C A rally at Dilley Chapel April 26 27 28 draws delegates from Denver Elbert Mount Zion Bert houd and Loveland with music and a social tone. Several runaway mishaps injure Wesley Sloan his friends O Clark and John Purvis but no serious harm reported.
Frank Fashbaugh shipped the last of his sheep the first of the week. Frank Humphrey plans a soft water well and windmill. Rev. Van Miller of Denver to hold Baptist services all week. Baab and Lewis families from Greeley attended church here Sunday. About twenty four friends celebrated Miss Rachel Stiger’s birthday Thursday. Journey family moved to the Martyne ranch. Baab brothers moved to Greeley.
Mrs. Howard Briscoe has been quite ill but is now slowly recovering. Howard Briscoe's mother and sister from Greeley have spent a few days with him. The S L W Sunday school treated their organist Mrs Richey to a fine supper and silverware for her service. About sixty five attended. All spent a pleasant evening with games and music.
Sunday an accident occurred when Miss Elsie Whitten’s buggy was spooked by a frightened horse near Lucerne. The horse bolted, the buggy overturned, dislocating her left wrist and bruising her face. Dr. Spaulding of Kersey declared it not serious and she adapts with a sling.
Little Raymond Foley has been sick with a severe attack of tonsillitis. Miss Georgia Baker visited from Farmers' Spur and stayed with Allie Archibald. Mr. Carey from Chicago bought five acres east of Mr. Gehrig and plans a good house with a barn. The Archibalds add rooms to their home. Friday evening neighbors and friends enjoyed dancing and a social with coffee and ice cream.
Dr Carnine from Denver guest of Rev Coffman in Evans. Coffman visitors from Denver to Evans. George Park family left for new home in Custer South Dakota. Mrs Speer of Hast Evans visiting local friends. Mrs Rivett and daughter from Sterling guests of Mrs G R Park. P H Herriott resumes post office duties after illness. Miss Myrtle Wiswell of Roggen visiting Lenora Vanderlip. Kemper family of Greeley moved to Evans to occupy George Parks residence. J M Kenzie bought a Shetland pony for his children. Miss Hebe Byers entertained Evans friends at Sunday dinner and visited Mrs Olsen. Mr and Mrs L Exstrom of Central City guests of Mrs Lewis Olsen. Albert Jacobson returns from Salt Lake City for summer. J F Buchner, previously leasing J Newell place, marries Ethel Bull of Ault Easter Sunday. Rev Charles Elliott officiates. Buchners depart for Mitchell Nebraska to homestead government canal project. Widespread well wishes from friends.
Rowe district reports Miss Irving and pupils arranging an Arbor Way program for Friday. J H Brancher spends weeks on his Mitchell Nebraska homestead. Mrs E G Ballentine returns from a Denver visit. Miss Iona Twomey and Miss Leah Olsen from the Normal spent Saturday.
Rufus Mead, a Denver visitor, and Miss Carroll Brown visited Longmont friends. Farmers report beets drilled and crops looking fine though rain is needed. A W O W circle may organize in Mead. Water was turned into the Highland ditch for domestic use and last week water flow improved. The corner stone for Mead's new church will be laid next Sunday. Arbor Day preparations are underway at the local school.
B F Crocker aged 84 of Martinsburg Iowa reports severe sciatic rheumatism in his left arm and right hip. He says three bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm helped him greatly and that it is for sale by all druggists.
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