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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
2
Mead builds foundation for M. 8. Adams store while Dr. Lamb of Denver promotes Belgium Horse Co. Post office moves to new store. J. B. Jones and Carroll Brown face health and accident notes. Locals visit, travel, and recover. various births, illnesses, and social events shape a busy week in Greeley area.
Platteville residents report Mrs Minnie Lucan visiting friends in Denver. Guy C Pease and family of Broomfield were here last week. J M Kutch begins a two week vacation to Chicago and Indiana. Mr and Mrs Nichols and Emery of Longmont were in town Thursday. Mrs C T Redman of Indiana, wintered here with her sons Clear and Prof J F Redman, leaves for Deer Creek Oklahoma to visit relatives. Dr Heaton's wife and baby arrived Friday from Des Moines Iowa.
Dr Heaton covers Dr Guth r ie s business while in Chicago Charley McKinley of Deer Trail visits his wife Arbor day tree planting at the new school Rev and Mrs Hartman of Mead at the Ahrenhill home Monday Charley Parker painting and paper hanging at Windsor spent Sunday with family Mrs L G Armstrong and daughter of Fort Lupton visit W L Hamnitt home Guy Mosher and family move to Longmont causing regret Mrs John Jepson travels to Minneapolis to aid a sister seriously ill who underwent a fall operation and never fully recovered
The Comet club held a smokeless smoker for Windsor baseball on April 20 with a large crowd. Boxing bouts included Art Calvert vs John Ray and Harry Matthews vs Guy Kirk. Other events featured pillow fights wrestling pie eating by Windsor boys and a post supper dance.
Mrs Henry Brooks former D A R regent of Colorado spoke to the local D A R chapter at the Clark home Tuesday afternoon. She urged formation of a state conservation committee with women’s clubs helping advance forestry and conservation efforts. The meeting drew a good attendance.
A Greeley citizen recalls five years of kidney pain backaches and fatigue eased by Doan’s Kidney Pills from Gilbert Drug Co. She credits the remedy with restoring energy and reducing headaches and dizziness. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan’s.
At the Springer home Windsor on Tuesday night the women of the Christian church hosted a large musicale with ice cream and cake refreshments. The program featured piano duets by Selah Beamer and Josephine Lloyd, multiple vocal and piano solos by Mrs J E King Miss Gertrude Taylor Miss Ethel Zinn Miss Monta Beamer Miss Amber Martin Rev L S Dudley and others, plus instrumental and combined duet performances.
Miss Sophia Clarkson, amid Delta women embracing incubators this year, hatched 65 chickens from 75 eggs in a small scale venture. Other Delta incubator experiments include Mrs. G W Verson, Mrs. R W Person, Mrs. Tom Watts, Miss Wolfe and Mrs. Chas Von Rosenberg.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs W Bostrom on a Tuesday. The family resides in the country between Eaton and Ault.
Clara Motheral aged 17 daughter of William Motheral owner of the Opera House grocery was seriously injured when a delivery wagon from the American Express Company struck her carriage on Eighth Avenue. The left side hit left her bed bound with unknown internal injuries suspected but recovery expected if no internal damage occurs.
Directors Bliss Darling and Lister call a Saturday meeting to discuss funding a new school building for District 58 Pleasant Valley as pupil numbers rise. The existing school sits beside John Archibald’s property. Most residents favor constructing a new building over a larger addition to the current structure.
Wallace J. Derthick business manager of The Alaskan visits to arrange production for a performance at the Greeley opera house on Thursday April 28.
Robert Hoyd and sons own the largest beet acreage in the county’s north. They planted 200 acres along the river bottom this year. The fields withstood the wind as the heavy soil resists the drifting conditions seen in Hazelton and other sandy areas.
Report shows cash receipts of 27.50 and cash disbursements totaling 88.97 leaving a cash balance of 196.04. Clothing pieces and miscellaneous items valued at 96 cents were distributed or accounted for. A special vote honored those who aided erecting two tents at the city hall for the relief effort.
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