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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
3
Henry Yates dug potatoes this week and visitors from Berthoud called. Farmers harvest crops while Ed Markham and Scott Kerr plan threshing this week. A Fort Collins youth Cody faced a fine for disorderly conduct. Main Street widening will extend to eighty feet after a few holdouts.
The Delta reports visitors from Loveland as Mr. and Mrs. Orr. Harland Shearer has been sick. Mrs. Werkeiser is ill with asthma. Farmers are cutting wheat with promising yields. Mrs. Reed cares for George Reed while his wife is away. Mr. and Mrs. Waite hosted the Thomspons and Foleys. Sunday school thrives at the schoolhouse each Sunday at three. All are invited. Mrs. Hall, sister of Mrs. Brown, dies in Kansas and is buried from the First Presbyterian Church Saturday.
Kenry Mead and E A Coney returned from the west trip. Hiram England threshing started, barley for A M Bartholomew. Howell Hatfield moved his house to M C Todd’s lot corner. Wm Kerr lost a horse west of Ault last week. Clarence Baker’s sister Mrs E A Hall of Alliance Neb died of appendicitis. Married at Pierce July 24 Herbert Nicks and Miss Mabel Hayes. C C Coffman back from California to work on the Evans Advertiser. Baptist church calls Rev E C Long of Denver for the year. Rev Acheson and wife visiting. Joan Herriott back from four months in New Mexico. Geo H Young moved his ware house south. Mr Shortridge from Snyder Colo to help Ned Boles build near Evans. Mr and Mrs Provonsha and Miss Hermans from Wisconsin arrive to reside. Seeley Lake ball team beat Evans Grays Saturday. Evans beat Eaton Sunday. Mrs Wm McFie and daughter Vina LeRay visited. Mr Gilmore editor of Liberty Tribune visiting. Mrs Ada Parks taken to Homepathic hospital Denver. improving. Threshing underway. crops look good. potatoes and beets promising.
Mr Rissman visited Denver on business last week. A son arrived at the Collier home on Tuesday. Mrs Hefferman shopped for fruit in Loveland Thursday. Jack Ogden purchased Ker sey dirt and plans to buy residence lots. Bell phone trust non subscribers may talk freely, while subscribers face no such issue. A pay phone was installed at the Hefferman hotel.
Edwards of Carbondale and Mrs Middleton hosted guests on Friday. Misses Ella and Bertha Brooks, Eaton teachers, vacationing at Glenside resort. Adams family from Buffalo moved into Kendal residence. Sidewalks cemented by Clark, Jackson and Grant. library grounds being beautified with lawn and trees. Thos Farnworth and Elisha returned from the east. Miss Ednae Tallman home from Timnath visit. Bernice Pressler hosted a birthday party last Thursday with attendees reporting a fine time.
Beebe Draw Mr Bedlien took his family to the mountains last week. J Wright and family entertained Loveland visitors at the start of the week. A large crowd attended prayer meeting at Mr Moser's Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ralph White and children visited Highlandlake with her parents. Miss Rachel Stiger returned to Denver after a two week stay with friends here.
Several residents visited relatives this week including Harry Snook in LaSalle and Mrs. Stillwell with her children in town. Adah Ellis left for Fort Collins teachers institute while Mrs. Kelly returned to Snyder after a month with her daughter.
Charles Adams, 69, retired farmer and long time Jamica resident, dies in Greeley hospital after four days of typhoid fever. Survived by five children and a widow, who is also ill. Body shipped to Jamica Iowa for burial. Also noted is the death of Mrs. Eugene Hall of Alliance Nebraska from appendicitis. She leaves a husband and a young child plus several siblings.
Big Bend residents visit Greeley Monday. Aid Society to meet at Mrs. Miller’s home this week. Mr and Mrs Hayat of Evans attended services here Sunday. Strait and Moerkle visited Denver Sunday. Mrs Kingsbury of Kersey visiting relatives. Bancroft left for Trinidad due to son’s illness. Wiggett traveled to Erie to care for ill daughter Mrs Anderson. Dr Carnine, presiding elder, preached here with well received sermons.
Eaton residents and guests share travels and visits. Mrs. Dan Miller in Denver while Edith Ferrill returns from Denver. Albert Eaton visits Windsor. Mrs. Platner returns from Boulder. Editor Hogue leaves for a mountain trip. Dr. Doolittle back from near Chambers Lake. Audrey and Julia Wood visit Windsor. Mrs. Alice Reynolds from Missouri summers with Roy’s family. Mrs. Fanny Jones visiting Geo. Yeagy. Wm. Jones of Windsor and Hess of St. Louis visit George’s son. Mabel and Elizabeth are mentioned.
Art Myers is in Sterling this week on business. Mr. Berfield visited Mr. Davis this week. Davis visited his brother in Loveland this week. A surprise party was held for Mr. and Mrs. E. Myers with everyone commenting on a good time.
Union services planned at the Baptist and Presbyterian churches for next Sunday evening. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m and the evening service at 7 45 p m at the Seventh Day Adventist church on Eighth street and Fourteenth avenue led by Oscar W Gustafson pastor.
G J Graves grows a very large wheat crop a mile and a half northeast of Boulder. Heads measure up to five inches and are packed with large kernels. Early estimates place the yield at about 80 bushels to the acre. Specimens were shown in Boulder today.
Antelope Park R. D. Franklin and family were in Greeley Saturday. Geo Croll and family from Greeley spent Sunday at H Roullard s. Mr and Mrs Ivan Wilson were visiting at B H Wykert s Sunday. Miss Mabelle Austin spent Friday afternoon with Miss Cloe Roullard. D Blake and family of Eaton spent Sunday with the family of David Wailes.
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