Local residents return and travel notes from Greeley area
Kinsella insurance and numerous residents are mentioned in a roundup of travel and visits. Mr and Mrs FR Stockover return from Estes Park. Joseph Sargent departs for Boise Idaho. G P Nylander leaves for Turlock California. Mrs Martha Brownell visits Greeley friends and chautauqua. E W Thompson returns from three week business trip to Chicago Utica and Rochester. Arthur Pemberton spends time in Greeley with parents. Mrs J A Rose called to Morrill Nebraska. Mr and Mrs J Glaze arrive from Oklahoma for a visit. Ida Shattuck and daughters depart for Colorado Springs. Mrs Fred Wright and daughter Chellie return to Denver after visiting Miss Marian Van Dyne. Trinity M E organist Mr Wright noted. Miss M Simmons and Miss Harriett Palmer depart for Denver after visiting Mrs BE McKinney. Nihart of Utica Nebraska visits sister Mrs George Neer for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wright
Chellie
Denver
Marian van Dyne
Wright
Trinity M. E. Church
Fevers Drug Store Highlights New Line and Local Notices
Local notices list new products at Fevers drug store and a complete line of eatables at Knous 9th street grocery. Residents from Lincoln to Shaw’s store plan travels to Grand Island and Glen Haven for vacations and cottages. Community events include Rebekahs initiation and the next monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knous’ 9Th Street Grocery
Kathryn Clous
Shaw's
Grand Island, Neb
Rebekahs
Local Notes On Visitors and Town Events In Greeley
Little Locals see Anna Lundstrum and Miss Ber Whitman visiting while Ethel Peck returns from Grand Junction. Downey at Boulder Sanitarium. Bettis returns to Longton after five weeks with Whitmans. Mrs Tomb and Mrs Truby travel from Pennsylvania to visit. Myrtle Younkers and K Mitchell shop for the wild west show. Rev T J Hooper travels to Greeley on business about estate. Colorado & Southern officials ride private car to Cheyenne for Northern District tour. Daisy and Ella White visit from Louis with Ellis family in LaSalle for a Glen Haven stay. Local clerks skip work for the show and note Kodol advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Ella White
Louis
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Backed by Original Formula
M. J. Neill returns from a three week business trip east. Numerous imitations exist, but only one original DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by all druggists. Mrs. H. T. West has been ill at home for several days, and Mr. West is also in poor health. Mrs. Floyd Peralta of Denver visits Mrs. Hawes at the Camfield today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Floyd Peralta
Denver
Hawes
Camfield
Estes Park visit and pledges offer piano sale
Miss Gertrude Schneck of Denver visits Greeley friends on return from Estes Park. An ad promises free a $300 piano to ten buyers. Mrs. Clarence Kidder has purchased the millinery store of Mrs. J. H. Birdsall and took possession today noon. E. J. Johnson heads to Mexico Missouri. Mrs. A L Camp and daughter Bessie visit Leadville. Beal of Long Beach California visits sister Mrs. B F Woodruff. Colorado Engineering and Construction Co incorporated by Badgers and Welsh with $25,000 capital for 20 years to do general engineering and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kidder
Nebraska
J. H. Birdsall
The
Colorado Engineering and Construction Company
H. E. Badger
F. H. Badger
M. G. Badger
W. H. Welsh
F. W. Welsh
Reservoir plan eyed for Hardin area field
Surveys by S Sanford of Hardin conclude a large reservoir near Hardin to water 20000 acres. The project would cover about 700 acres with 500 million cubic feet storage capacity and an estimated cost of 150000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Sanford
Hardin
Miller and Battey Guests Leave Kearney Visit Ties
Mr and Mrs D H Miller of Kearney Nebraska and Miss Mary Battey of Muscatine Iowa concluded a ten day stay with Mr and Mrs H H Thurlby. The Millers travel to Hot Springs South Dakota before returning home and Miss Battey will visit in Kearney. Mrs Miller is sister to Mrs Phurlby and Miss Battey is a cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Miller
Kearney
Neb
Mary Battey
Muscatine
H. H. Thurlby
Mrs. Miller
Hot Springs
S. Dak
Miss Battey
Mrs. Miller and Daughter Leave for Warrensburg
Mrs. Old Miller and her daughter Miss Ida have been visiting Mrs. T. F. Gossett for the past month and departed today to return to Warrensburg Missouri. Mrs. Miller is Mrs. Gossett's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Miller
Ida
T. F. Gossett
Warrensburg, Mo
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Gossett
Mrs Walter Tenning Rushes to Brother in Nebraska
Mrs. Walter Tenning, from Fort Collins, traveled through town between trains to reach her brother who lies gravely ill in Kimball Nebraska. She hurried to his bedside, awaiting word on his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Tenning
Fort Collins
Kimball
Neb
Mrs Hamnitt Takes Trip From Home to Meadville and Beyond
Mrs Katherine Hamnitt left Wednesday for Meadville Pennsylvania her old home to visit relatives and friends. She will also spend time in Buffalo Philadelphia and go to the coast before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hamnitt
Meadville
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Logansport Ladies Leave Greeley for Denver Visit
Miss Belle Parks Miss May Kemp and Miss Janet Planck of Logansport Indiana depart Greeley for Denver. Kemp has stayed about two months while the other two guests have been here for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Parks
May Kemp
Janet Planck
Logansport
Indiana
Greeley
Denver
Miss Kemp
Marcus Hyle Paroled After Godfrey Bottoms Standoff
Marcus Hyle, who reportedly resisted a posse of about 20 men in the Godfrey bottoms, was released on parole by Judge Nixon last Thursday. He returned home under custody of his brother, John Hyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Hyle
Godfrey Bottoms
Nixon
John Hyle
Eaton Residents Attend Barnum and Bailey Show
Mrs Jack Watson and her daughters Lucy Gazelle and Mabel Will joined other Eaton residents including Mrs Frank Foster Miss Lochia Mrs J B Elder Mrs J E Baker and Mrs Homer Ricketts and children in town Friday to see the Barnum Bailey show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Watson
Lucy Gazelle
Mabel Will
Frank Foster
Lochia
J. 8. Elder
J. E. Baker
Homer Ricketts
Eaton
Barnum & Bailey
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad at 87
An old advertisement urges readers to remain active at age 87 and avoid rheumatism by keeping muscles and joints limber with Ballard's Snow Liniment sold by merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Mrs A J Elliott and daughter depart for Cheyenne visit
Mrs A J Elliott and her daughter Inez, after visiting friends here, left Friday for Cheyenne to continue their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Elliott
Inez
Cheyenne
Ramsdell Family Pursues New Life in San Diego
Fred Ramsdell and his mother left Tuesday for San Diego to establish a new home. Fred plans to enter Leland Stanford University, pursuing higher education and a fresh start away from their prior residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ramsdell
San Diego
Cal
Fred
Leland Stanford University
Mrs. Smith Visits Friends Then Heads Home
Mrs. M. O. Smith, visiting Mrs. C. A. Ringle, has traveled to Longmont to see friends before returning to her home in St. Edwards Nebraska.
Stover Couple Heads to Twin Falls for Months
Mr and Mrs Stover depart Tuesday for Twin Falls Idaho to oversee building operations on his property and stay several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stover
Twin Falls
Idaho
Mr. Stover
Foley Family Guests Travel to Denver and Colorado Springs
Mr. and Mrs. William Foley and daughters Agnes and Hazel of Orchard were guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Foley for several days and left Friday morning for a trip to Denver and Colorado Springs. Mrs. Nancy J. Shellburn of 423 Sixth Street suffered a hard fall last Thursday from her porch, breaking an arm and sustaining severe bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Foley
Agnes
Hazel
Orchard
T. A. Foley
Denver
Colorado Springs
Nancy J. Shellburn
Sixth Street
Miss Anna Goodrich Heads to Wheatland Visit
Miss Anna Goodrich left Monday evening for a month long visit at Wheatland Wyoming. Miss Pearl and Rosalie Goodrich who had been at Summer school in Greeley returned to Wheatland with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Goodrich
Wheatland
Wyo
Pearl
Rosalie Goodrich
Greeley
Beardsley visit for Englewood teacher’s Chicago kin
R F Beardsey and his bride of a week arrived from Chicago to visit Dr and Mrs C A Rinkle. Beardsley is Mrs Ringle's brother and a teacher at Englewood school in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Beardsey
Chicago
C. A. Rinkle
Mr. Beardsley
Ringle
Englewood School
County tax collection tops half of 1907 levy
Up to date 410000 of 520000 in 1907 taxes have been collected by County Treasurer P W Allen. This is 8000 more than the amount collected at this time last year. Mr and Mrs A J Condon H R Withey Mrs C Hawes and Gordon Danforth plan to depart Thursday for Cherokee park by rail to Hermosa Wyo and then take a stage from there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Allen
A. J. Condon
H. R. Withey
C. Hawes
Gordon Danforth
Cherokee Park
Hermosa
Wyo
Mr and Mrs Rowe Return From Denver Hospital Stay
Mr Will Rowe has been confined in a Denver hospital for weeks after a spine injury from years ago. He underwent a successful operation there and has returned home with Mrs Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rowe
Denver
Denver Visitors Stop Over For Macy Family Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wilson and baby arrived from Denver on Saturday to visit relatives. Mr. Wilson left Sunday, while Mrs. Wilson and their infant daughter stay a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Macy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Wilson
Baby
Denver
Mr. Wilson
Greeley Visit Weighs on Anamosa Pharmacist's Plans
Cc R Howard of Anamosa Iowa is visiting his old schoolmate W E Kinsella in Greeley. The two are related by marriage. Howard, a wholesale and retail druggist, considers selling his business and moving to Greeley due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. R. Howard
Anamosa
Greeley
W. E. Kinsella
Mr. Howard
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Safe Teething Relief
Advertisement claims Baby Elixir by McGee contains no narcotics and offers a safe cure for disordered stomachs and fretfulness in infants. It positions other soothing syrups as morphine prone, while promoting this product as drug-free and widely sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sanborn
Houston
Kinsella
Insurance
FR. Stockover
Estes Park
Joseph Sargent
Boise, Idaho
G. P. Nylander
Windsor
Turlock, Cal
Martha Brownell
Chautauqua
E. W. Thompson
Utica
Rochester
N. Y
Arthur Pemberton
Ault
Mrs
J. W. Pemberton
J. A. Rose
Morrill
J. Glaze
Oklahoma
A. B. Kight
L. A. Kight
Ida Shattuck
Olive
Anna
M. Simmons
Harriett Palmer
Carlinville
Ill
BE. G. McKinney
Miss Simmons
Mrs. McKinney
A. F. Nihart
Utica, Neb
Mr. Nihart
George Neer
C. R. Joyner
Fevers
C. Crosby
Lincoln, Neb
Hig
Ogden
Mrs. J. K. Thompson
Glen Haven
McCutcheon Hardware Company
John McCall
Margaret McCall
Wm. McCall
Teresa Knoughton
Sioux City, Ta
F. EB. Rockwell
Minnie Phillips
Cincinnati
Ohio
Colorado
J. Scott Thompson
Rhoda Haynes
Harold Roberts
Mr. Scott
Jim
Sidney Hallett
Mrs. Hallett
Forteenth Street
Anna Lundstrum
Ber H. Whitman
E. H. Downey
Boulder Sanitarium
Ethel Peck
Grand Junction
Gretrude
Has. Bettis
I. A. Whitman
Longton
Kansas
Sarah Tomb
John Truby
Pennsylvania
Chris Rugh
Myrtle Younkers
K Mitchell
T. J. Hooper
St James Methodist Episcopal Church
James C. Dowling
Colorado & Southern
Cnte
Union
Northern District
Adies
M. J. Neill
Gertrude Schneck
L. G. Wonacott
E. J. Johnson
Mexico
A. L. Camp
Bessie
Leadville
Mr. Beal
Long Beach
California
B. F. Woodruf
Hart Schaffner & Marx
the Park
Mdse. Co
Union Nat’l Bank
Greele
J.a.taylor
Eighth Street
Taylor
Colorado Contract Investing CO
Quincy Bldg
Denver, Colo
Weld
Greeley Abstract Company
Tribune
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