Local notes from Lucerne and area events
Mrs. Stanley returns home from Nebraska. Sheep shipments occurred from Lucerne last Monday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Steck of Greeley and Ethel and Anna Richie of Ault visiting C C Baker. A Friday storm reduced club attendance at Mrs Hixons meeting. Mrs Hixon named superintendent of the Sunday school inviting all to attend Sundays at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stanley
Nebraska
Here
Mrs. Steck
Greeley
Ethel
Anna Richie
Ault
C. C. Baker
Hixon
Local Notes and Weather Warnings From LaSalle Area
LASALLE residents report family visits and auction assistance this week. The Old Folks Program scheduled for April 26 was postponed. Crop damage from cold affects fruit and beets. onions and potatoes largely unaffected. Mrs Schuchneck of Sitka Alaska lectured on Presbyterian missions, addressing a large audience and receiving hospitality from Mrs A B Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuchneck
Sitka
Alaska
Presbyterian Church
Lane's chapel to host Wednesday meetings led by Rev Crook
Mr and Mrs Bureh of Denver are guests of Mr Rudd. Meetings begin Wednesday evening at Lane's chapel led by Rev Crook. Big Bend ladies thank all who helped pay church debt. John Sullivan fell from a horse, cut his limb, and was treated at Platteville by Dr Dawson with seven stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Platteville
Dawson
Local News Notes and Upcoming Dedication
Mrs. T. A. Turner is on the sick list. H. Walker made a business trip to Denver. B. F. Leonard of Fort Collins had business in Noon Tuesday. Miss Georgia Ragland and Mrs. W. L. Good visited Dover. Mr. and Mrs. G. Bastlack visited friends in Denver. Mrs. D. D. Naffziger plans a modern cottage on a ten acre tract west of the city. The Presbyterian church will be dedicated May 7. Dr. Skinner of Denver will conduct the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Turner
H. ©. Walker
Denver
B. F. Leonard
Fort Collins
Georgia Ragland
W. L. Good
Dover
Wbastlack
D. D. Naffziger
Presbyterian Church
Skinner
Local notes from Nunn and vicinity
The town reports include irrigation with a water strike at eighteen feet by W P Lemonds and property transactions. Rev Kirkwood of Pueblo and Rev Gauss of Greeley assisted services. Whittaker buys D Nuffziger residence to occupy May 1. Aid society plans a chicken pie supper April 27 at Woodmen hall. Pettijohn plants thousands of forest and fruit trees near Nunn. Strong family from Sharpsburg, Ja., rents Whitaker property and will move in May. Hamilton recounts Presbytery meeting in Sterling where he served as delegate from Nunn Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Lemonds
Ik. C. Whittaker
D. Nuffziger
Third Street
Aid Society
Woodmen Hall
J. M. Pettijohn
Montana Man Seeks Bride in Greeley Misses Change of Heart
Clifford Weare of Noxon Montana traveled to Greeley to win Ethel Baxter as his wife. She reportedly refused, despite his divorce decree and his claim she was once willing. City Marshal Williams aided both sides as the drama resolved with Weare returning home unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Weare
Noxon, Mont
Greeley
Ethel Baxter
Weare
Willin
Noxon
Baxter
Williams
Patek to Speak on Panama Canal in Greeley May Day
Alfred Patek will give a comprehensive lecture at the Greeley opera house Wednesday evening May 1 detailing the Panama canal project life on the isthmus and American governance. He will illustrate with kinetoscope views and stereopticon lantern slides depicting labor camps jungle clearing sanitation work and life on the isthmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Panama
Canal
Alfred Patek
Greeley Opera House
Patek
Messrs. Patek and
Webster
Churches Unitarian Morning Service on Peace
The Unitarian church invites attendance at a morning service at 10 45 with the subject The Problems of Peace. The service outlines themes of peace and reflection for the congregation.
German Services And Sunday School Schedule
German services at 10 30 and Sunday school at 11 30 led by pastor B Fritsche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Fritsche
Sunday service at 800 Ninth Street
Service at 800 Ninth Street on Sunday at aull a.m. with the subject Everlasting Punishment. A testimonial meeting is held every Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street
Congregational Church Service Schedule Detail
Public worship at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 12 E church evening service at 6 30 p m with sermon on Matthew chapter thirteen Hearts Good Bad and Indifferent. Song prelude by choir chorus and orchestra. John Doane is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doane
Pastor Schedules Sabbath Sermons on Soul Winning and Hell
The pastor will preach Sabbath morning on Soul Winning and in the evening on Christ's Teaching Concerning Hell. Gospel song service will be led by the choir and orchestra under E. B. Hatch. Rev. R. J. Hunter invites all to attend.
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Hell
E. B. Hatch
R. J. Hunter
Morning worship services with sermons on true views
Morning prayer at 10 45 a m with sermon titled A False Estimate of Ourselves. Sunday school begins at noon. Evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m titled The Bane and the Antidote. Special music featured at both services. Pastor J A Trimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Trimmer
Montezuma Valley Irrigation Project Bonds Completed in Denver
D A Camfield of Greeley announced completion of the final details in Denver. He arranged a bond issue of 795000 dollars to fund two reservoirs and 125 miles of ditch. W H Crawford holds the contract to build the system, secured after Camfield acted on the request of Representative W J Blatchford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Montezuma Valley
Denver
D. A. Camfield
Greeley
Camfield
W. J. Blatchford
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Acknowledges help and sympathy from friends and neighbors during bereavement following the sickness and death of beloved wife and mother. Signed by Co. BE. Greenlee and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenlee
Would You Like a Home in Texas
The Colorado and Southern promotes low rates to Texas Panhandle homeseekers. The ad invites readers to write T. E. Fisher G P A Denver for details on country relocation and affordable land options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Colorado & Southern
Texas Panhandle
T. E. Fisher
Denver
88th anniversary Odd Fellows celebration noted
Poudre Valley article announces celebration of the Odd Fellows founding on its 88th anniversary. Tickets priced at 75 cents cover round trip on the train leaving Greeley Friday morning April 26 at 9 45 and the return from Fort Collins at 11 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poudre Valley
Odd Fellows
Greeley
Fort Collins
Odd Fellows of
Northern Colorado
Mountain grown produce and seed potato HQ in Laporte
Addressing Bert Stephens of Laporte Colorado markets mountain grown seed potatoes apples cider vinegar and small fruits in season. Phone 1325 listed with local headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Bert Stephens
Laporte
Colo
Seed Potatoes for Sale and Illness Update
I have a few sacks of hand sorted Pearl and Rural seed potatoes for sale. E L Holland contact 22 14 red. Miss Alice Weaver is ill in Greeley hospital and is recuperating at Mrs H J Houston's home before returning to Eaton school duties.
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E. L. Holland
Alice Weaver
Greeley Hospital
H. J. Houston
Eaton
Reduced Rates to Fort Collins for Odd Fellows Event
On Friday April 26 the Odd Fellows celebration prompts a C S train fare sale from Greeley to Fort Collins and back for 75 cents. The train departs Greeley at 9 45 a m and returns from Fort Collins at 11 40.
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Fort Collins
Odd Fellows
Seed Potatoes Ad from Ault Real Estate Co
Hand sorted seed potatoes grown on new land offered by Ault Real Estate Co in Ault Colorado at reasonable prices.
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Ault Real Estate Co
Ault, Colo
Private lender seeks selective loan commitments
A private money lender advertises capital for select real estate and business loans with favorable terms. The note promises rapid review and flexible structures for strong borrowers, seeking opportunities in reputable markets.
Deaths Smith EB N Smith of 625 Thirteenth Street
Edward N Smith died Monday evening from uric poisoning after a brief illness. Born March 18 1854 in Scipio New York he married Mary Meade January 1 1855 in Venice New York and moved to Greeley in 1879 with a long local residence. Survived by his widow son Fred E Smith of Los Angeles and daughter Mrs J L Machado funeral expected this afternoon with services at 2 if Fred E Smith arrives from California otherwise postponed.
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EB. N. Smith
Thirteenth Street
Urie
Tle
Scipio
N. Y
Ile
Venice
Mary Meade
Greecy
Smith
The
Baptist Church
Fred E. Smith
Los Angeles
Calif
Greeley
J. L. Machado
California
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Coryell Recalls Long Denver Life
Mrs. Elizabeth Coryell died last Saturday at her daughter Mrs. F M Scott s home from valvular heart disease. Born about eighty three years ago in New York she moved with her husband to Denver in 1859 and lived in the state since. Her husband died two years ago in California. She leaves three daughters Mrs F M Scott Mrs C J Campbell of Ogden Utah and Mrs Carrie Brownell of Denver all present during her illness. Funeral services were held at the home Sunday afternoon by Rev R J Hunter and the remains were taken to Denver Monday and buried at Riverside cemetery.
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Elizabeth Coryell
F. M. Scott
Coryell
New York
Denver
California
C. J. Campbell
Ogden
Utah
Carrie Brownell
R. J. Hunter
Riverside Cemetery
Pauline Greenlee Dies of Tuberculosis In Greeley
Pauline wife of C E Greenlee died last Monday evening from tuberculosis. The remains will be shipped to Hayworth for burial. The Greenlee family lived in Greeley the last two years after leaving Eaton. Mr Greenlee is with Clayton Lumber company. Mrs Clark and Mr H H Clark of Hayworth ll arrived here Tuesday evening.
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Pauline
C. E. Greenlee
Hayworth, Sr
Greenlee
Greeley
Eaton
Clayton Lumber Company
Mrs. Chamberlain Dies of Diphtheria in Leyden
Mrs. Nettle C. Chamberlain aged 34 and wife of H. S. Chamberlain of 511 Eighth Street died Tuesday evening from diphtheria after the family moved from Michigan to Leyden four weeks ago seeking health for both spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle C. Chamberlain
H. S. Chamberlain
Eighth Street
Greeley
Michigan
Funeral services for Judge Edward A. Thompson held Saturday
Funeral services over Judge Edward A. Thompson were held at the family residence last Saturday afternoon. Rev. John Doane officiating. The Masonic lodge, of which Judge Thompson was a member, had charge of the services at the grave.
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Edward A. Thompson
John Doane
Masonic Lodge
Judge Thompson
O'Donnell and Hegdon Wed At St Peter's Catholic Church
Thomas O'Donnell and Miss Essie Hegdon of Boulder wed in St Peter's Catholic Church before a large congregation. The groom, long employed by the Colorado Telephone Co, now works in Boulder. the bride resides in Boulder. Also notes the Odd Fellows 88th anniversary events with a C S train round trip fare of 75 cents from Greeley to Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O'Donnell
Essie Hegdon
Boulder
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
A. B. Casey
Colorado Telephone Company
Unique Club Hosts Ladies For Afternoon Card Party
Mrs. W. E. Kinsella entertained the Unique club and twelve ladies last Monday afternoon. Guests included Mesdames H. Ramsey H. B. Martyn and John Mosher. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
New Century Club closes year with Italy theme papers
At the April 17 meeting hosted by Mrs. Eugene Abbott the New Century club wrapped its year. Mrs. Spencer Moore presented on The Unification of Italy Under Victor Emanuel II, Mrs. Isabel Reinks spoke on the life of Cavour, Mrs. M A Lyons read Italian Life in Town and Country, and Mrs. Charles Couzens discussed Italy Among the Nations. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Eugene Abbott
Spencer Moore
Italy
Victor Emanuel
Isabel Reinks
Cavour
M. A. Lyons
Charles Couzens
P. E. O. Sisterhood Anniversary Banquet Held at Robie Home
The P. E. O. Sisterhood marked its anniversary with a Friday evening banquet at Mrs. George Robie’s home. Husbands attended as guests while yellow and white decor adorned the event. Thirty covers were set and a six course banquet was served at 6 30. Miss Miller led service with help from Dorothe Haynes Marion Fezer Kathleen Wheeler and Janet Robie. Afterward a game of 500 was enjoyed in a highly praised gathering.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
George Robie
Miss Miller
Dorothe Haynes
Marion Fezer
Kathleen Wheeler
Janet Robie
Sewer No. 29 Assessments Notice
City council finds total cost of sewer No. 29 in Patton and Parkman subdivision to be 449.40 with 30 percent per abutting foot to be assessed on owner abutting lots. A meeting to hear objections is set for Tuesday evening May 7, 1907. J. B. Patton, City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton & Parkman’s
J. B. Patton
Allcock's Plasters Endure Sixty Years Of Trust
A high appraisal of Allcock's plasters noting sixty years of use by the public. The text condemns imitators who sell plasters with holes and claim likeness. It asserts endorsement by leading medical authorities and millions of grateful patients confirming the remedy’s effectiveness.
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Allcock
Mountain Pearls Wisconsin Pearls at Rothschilds Warehouse
Readable text notes Mountain Pearls and Wisconsin Pearls home grown at Rothschilds warehouse. No dates or additional context provided.
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Mountain
Wisconsin
Rothschild’s
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