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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
4
A 1908 essay questions wage disparities between high paid labor and moral leaders. It argues society must shift focus from money to character, urging equitable distribution of wealth and valuing manhood and womanhood over monetary gain. Copyright 1908 by Edwin A Nye.
The Churches Trinity German Lutheran church 7th Ave and 16th St hosts special services on Wednesday night August 5 at 7 30 p m. Director of mission C Hafner from Leavenworth Kansas will lecture on the missionary work of the German Lutheran church. Rev Gross will preach in English on the same subject. All are cordially invited. Edwin M Gross Pastor.
Thoroughly modern up to date cottage on Normal Hill offered at a very reasonable price. Terms easy to right party. William F. Stephens is the agent located in the Opera House block.
Colorado & Southern announces special low rates daily and on weekends for the Chautauqua and Summer School in Boulder. For details, consult the local agent. elaborate daily entertainment is planned. For full program write T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
The local branch of the American Medical association held its monthly meeting Monday night. Dr. Charles Ringle read the evenings paper on Hygiene of the Young, presenting several interesting cases. It is likely Dr. Moe Cormick of Kentucky will attend the September gathering.
Eaton locals share weekly notes from the hills to town, recounting marriages, trips, and small-town events. Harvey Somerville’s latest exploits include a thief-trouble adventure and a stolen mule. many residents visit relatives, shops move locations, and church customs gain new floral decor traditions.
A Fort Lupton convoy visits North Park for a two week outing while Mrs Ladd’s lawn hosts a Fraternal Brotherhood Ladies event. Local canning plants run full time with a promising tomato pack. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Bru cher. Fort Lupton Drug Company relocates to Denver street. Rev C G Coulter and family enjoy two weeks at Central City. Epworth League hosts church services in Coulter’s absence.
Birth announcements report a daughter born Wednesday July 29 to Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Pence. Collins and McKinley install a new cement walk near their east of the track. Mrs. Samuel Newell visited Denver with sister Mrs. Dawson. Newell returned home while Dawson went east. Jacob Hasbrouck and family left for a mountain trip near Fort Collins for four to five days. Mrs. R. M. Gale, sick with typhoid fever, shows improvement with her father Dr. Mellravy of Magnolia, Ohio visiting. L. H. Ryan returned from a ten day visit to Wakefield, Kansas. Company C left for Camp Crawford, Wyoming. Capt. Gale stayed home due to his wife’s illness.
The town reports 40 000 pounds of wool shipped this season from Ault. Local sales include Will McEwen 15 000 pounds at 13 ½ cents and John Slayton 15 000 pounds at 12 ½ cents, Ay Ruffner 10 000 pounds at 13 ¼ cents. T. L. Greer family trips to Estes Park. J. M. Moore builds a brick bungalow with hot water heat due by October. September 30 set for Ault Harvest Carnival. New town marshal S.C. Taylor replaces T. Henderson. Church calls Rev. Charles Elliott for another year, 111 members. Bryan and Kern Club forms with ninety signers. Gertrude Golden visits Cheyenne. Ohio potatoes milestone noted by W. J. Gilmore. Birth announced for Dr. and Mrs. A. C. McCain’s son on Sunday.
Farmers celebrate last Wednesday rain with water in ditches and beet fields looking fine. Threshers near by plan to start mid month as fall wheat shows good yields. Mrs. Cummings visits Rev. Eckel and may tour Estes Park in Mrs. Cummings's car. Mrs. Holmes and children set to move to Longmont around the 17th. H G Gateley returns from Colorado Springs to visit parents.
Charles Weber’s brother and family who had visited for weeks returned to Oklahoma last week. Albert Nichols received a telegram that his parents G. W. Nichols and Mrs. Nichols of Morrill Neb were injured in a cyclone. The Nichols party with Mrs. John Rose of Greeley left for Morrill but no word has arrived yet. John B. Nelson, who farmed with Oscar Ehn, sold his crops and left for Holyoke to stay with friends due to poor health this past summer.
Lizzie Mailten visited Hazleton Hat area last week while Evalyn Stone is recovering from a broken arm. Greeley residents Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wyatt visited Alonzo Beetham on Thursday and J S Beetham visited relatives in Ault. Mrs. Dolly Curtis hosted the Girls Sewing Club in Ashton district on the 30th with refreshments by Mrs. Emanuel MacIndoo. Jesse Russ of Kent Ohio toured D H Barber’s home area last week before returning west via British Columbia. Local visitors included Grandpa Brown Della Moody Bluford Landrum Parker Foster Ben Landrum and Mrs John Deboo and daughter at E F Landrum’s in Loveland. O Farrel family plans a Spirit Lake Iowa visit. Mrs Will Beggs arrived from Kansas City as their hilltop house nears completion.
Platteville items report Greeley trips by Redman and MecKinley returning Thursday. W N Hampton of Gallatin Mo visits daughter Mrs George Terry and family. Amy Carpenter spends Thursday at Longmont. Ethel Hoffman attends Fort Collins Teachers Institute. Prof J F Redman ill. Dr E T Hamilton visits Denver. New editor is H F Bedford of Denver replacing Longmont. Mary Maxine Bollen dies at age weeks. funeral at Methodist church Platteville. Terry and Hampton visit Elmer Terry in Denver. Mr and Mrs C C Kersey depart for unspecified destination.
Sunday afternoon on a six weeks camping trip the party plans to visit places of interest in the Rock ies and rest. George Thompson recently arrived from Chicago to work as Assistant Cashier at First National Bank leaves for Lusk Wyoming to visit a brother unseen for seventeen years. William Dingle, a Platteville drug store pharmacist, returns to Denver. Earle Waite and Miss Fina Therian, Clo ver Leaf musicians of Denver, played at a Gass Opera house dance hosted by Platteville youths. Catholic ladies served ice cream sherbet and cake at Birkle dining hall Friday. A dry spell ends with rain, the best in months. Robert Johnson, coal man, has finished one of the town’s cottages with carpentering by Charles Hamburger. Miss Vera Golings of Corning Missouri visits uncle W. H. Hull and family.
Paul Meyer and family from North Dakota visit relatives in Beebe. Mrs Sherman Markle and Hazel visit friends near Hardin. Mrs M D Andrews and Edna and Iva Dean attend a Teachers Institute in Fort Collins. Maud Oster visits Gilcrest to be with ill sister Clymer. Opal Hartman and Steve Meyer wed in Greeley and reside on the groom's ranch locally.
Evans residents report homecomings and trips as they list visits to Oregon Colorado Iowa and Chicago. Local clergy and families announce vacations moves to Johnstown La Junta Yampa Pottsville and Cres ton while neighbors note new engines and drainage work nearby.
Mrs. Stephen Lewis, who visited friends in Denver, has returned home. She traveled with visits to her sister Mrs James Rowe of Greeley on the journey back. F B Bett, music teacher, stayed at T S Ballantine's home. Mrs Anna Smith of Denver visits her sons for two weeks. A surprise party for Mrs Smith was hosted last Thursday at the tent of Albert and Lewis with about forty guests.
Miss Nellie Twist visited the Swan family in Greeley last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Carr and daughter of Severance visited with her father T. Webster. they have since moved to Greeley. Mrs. Chas Leake stayed in Ault during Mr Leake’s absence and briefly in Longmont. Mrs. C. C. Blakeman and son Ralph of Windsor spent Friday in Greeley for the chautauqua and with Mrs. N. C. Swan’s family, Gipson, returning home Saturday. Water for irrigation increased after a cloud burst at the head of the Poudre.
HLWELL Miss Elizabeth Fitch of Boulder visits aunt Mrs Farr Jones and Miss Anna Van Dorpen and mother of Denver. Robert Monahan Wesley Sloan Harry Whowell and his father toured Greeley last Friday by auto to the show. Mr and Mrs Draper of Fort Collins visit daughter Mrs Eugene Crowell this week. Will Avery and family enjoyed a camping trip in Estes Park last week. Mrs Buelah Shull is attending the
The report notes a Fort area Teachers Institute planned for this week. J W Purvis and family are mentioned with others enjoying Kyte scenery. Florence Sloan Ruth Eberla and Wesley Sloan were entertained by Mrs Shull at luncheon. New Friends class officers listed with president and secretary.
The Masters defeated the Kersey Bar squad 16 to 8 on Sunday at Greeley witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. C Waite and others. Mrs Potter returned to Greeley Friday after a pleasant vacation. Mr Nathaway hosted Denver guests and Miss Wince of Iowa. Kingsburys visited town.
Windsor news lists residents visiting relatives in Eaton,Greeley,and Kingman Kansas, plus migrations to Ogden Utah and Iowa. Attended Barnum Bailey show in Greeley. Jane Addams address in Fort Collins. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Forbes died. unural held at M E church. burial in Greeley. several families visiting kin and attending events.
Mrs D Stewart visits in Greeley this week while Stephen Herrington suffers appendicitis. Miss Hattie Ellis guests at aunt Mrs M J Evans home in Greeley this week. Pearl Reeves and children visit Mr and Mrs Chas Welch. Esther and Adah Ellis with the Misses White of St Louis and Mr and Mrs Bailey left for Glen Haven last Friday. The Baileys returned earlier this week.
Mrs Edwards is on the sick list and Mrs Ritchey returned from a few days outing at Eldora. Mr McMillan took possession of 80 acres east of T J Jackson's. Miss Hazel Jessup has been visiting Mrs A J Bihian. Mrs H W Briscoe returned from Denver. Mrs Tressler hosted a surprise party for sons George and Glen Nichols with many young folks attending. D G D club members were entertained at Nettie and Carrie Doke's home Tuesday.
The Switzerland Trail excursion Sunday August 9 offers mountain canyon views from Boulder to Glacier Lake with a Greeley Band concert on board. The special train departs at 7 30 a m from the depot, return in the cool of evening, round trip tickets priced at 2 75.
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