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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
10
Omaha resident Mrs. Sadie Rector hosts relatives while Mr. Roche and family plan trips to North Park. A string of visits spans Denver Fort Collins Mason Creek and Estes Park with residents from Omaha Brighton Independence and Boulder. New baby born to Victor Leake and wife, and many locals are traveling for short stays or hospitalities.
Miss Anna Gilcrest who has been visiting her brother Frank Gilcrest and cousin Mrs Patrick Bready for APO weeks left Wednesday for her home in Nebraska.
Rev Edwin Gross travels to Venne Wyoming to occupy the pulpit left vacant by Rev Mantufel’s resignation. He will return next week.
Miss Clara Gregory of Sioux City Iowa arrived Monday morning for a two week visit with her sister Mrs J W Dillon during springtime in the city.
D G Thompson announces a new one story brick building to be constructed on his lot on E Highth Street near Seventh Avenue corner.
Miss Bess Sullivan visits A. D. Bennett family then leaves for Denver and Colorado Springs. Sullivan's Chicago home noted. DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills claim prompt relief for kidney and bladder disorders sold by all druggists.
Miss Laura Reinks and Miss Buffington from Ault arrived Friday night for a weekend visit with Laura’s grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ramsey.
W. L. Clayton came home Sunday morning after a several weeks stay at Portland and along the western coast. Mrs. Clayton and their daughters will remain west until September.
Mrs Ida Sanford is due home today after a monthlong trip through Salt Lake City Portland and a northwest and British Columbia itinerary.
Leo Parr and his sister Queen of Denver visit their sister Mrs. Victor Leake. Mrs. E. L. Parr also comes from Denver Thursday evening to stay at the Leake residence.
A vitamin product claim urges taking Kodol at the start of indigestion to prevent worse attacks later. It says untreated symptoms delay recovery and urges readers to obtain a bottle today from all druggists.
A compilation of social news and brief notices from Greeley and nearby areas. Mrs R I Martin visits Shoshone Wy. D C Muth advertised for bicycle repair. George West and family spend weeks at Pine Colo. Jerry Elliott returns from Denver with a Maxwell. Various visits, trips, and license notice including Wm F Ballew and Belle Lewis marriage license. Island Grove Park races announced for August with prizes. Bucking contests and local social visits listed.
Miss Catherine Padden of Chicago spent the last month in Greeley as the guest of Miss Bird Payne and departed Thursday for Omaha to visit before returning home.
Mr and Mrs G J Oetken and nephew William Dependahl of Bethalto Illinois have been guests of Mrs Fred Myers for several days and left this morning for Garrett Wyoming to visit relatives.
F. R. Aldrich hosts two brothers and a sister in law visiting from Michigan. The group arrived Wednesday for sightseeing and are currently staying in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
W. B. Starr departed Saturday for Wyoming for a fishing trip. He was met in Laramie City by C. N. Jackson and F. F. Lemmon. The party traveled by rail to Saratoga and will drive in the mountains from there.
Mrs. H Monford of Denver, aunt of the bride, returned home Wednesday evening. Miss Jennie Tomey of Sterling remains a guest at the Kauffman home.
A fishing party left Saturday evening for the mountains near Saratoga Wyoming. In the party were Dr Woodcock and W D Balcom of Greeley Henry Lingstroth Harry Godley and E E Sellars of Denver and Mr Davis of Sterling.
An old medical ad urges taking Kodol only when needed to relieve sour stomach belching and gas. It emphasizes taking the product at the moment of need to avoid discomfort.
Miss Lillian Floyd came back last week after a three week stay at Estes Park. Her sister Miss Elizabeth Floyd of Denver joined her on the trip. Miss Floyd departed Saturday for a ten day journey east to seek styles and purchase goods.
Mrs Anna Johnson of Illinois visited her brother G C Herndon for a week then left for Cheyenne to attend Frontier's Day and will return home after the event. She spent the past six weeks in Colorado.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Swedish Baptist church hosted an ice cream social at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson Friday evening. About 70 church members and friends traveled from town, and the event was a great success.
Kemp Middiekauf, L. E. Wyatt, Clifton Wyatt, Martin Cummings and Harry Youngs returned Saturday from a two week mountain trip. They traveled the Poudre, Cameron Pass, Northpark and the Laramie while fishing. They brought home several fine trout.
J A Magruder leading a government commission studies irrigation methods in Belle Fourche South Dakota, focusing on water diversion from main ditches. Ray Welters, longtime county surveyor, works on the South Dakota enterprise as chief engineer.
Dr W L Miller and son Elmer traveled to Denver Saturday night. J E Brownell went to Nebraska to visit Archie and family. Mrs Elsie F DeVine returned from Denver after a short stay. Mrs L B Hickman and son Luther came back from Missouri. Mr and Mrs C D Palmer, Rowley Harris and Myrtle Kitts joined Georgetown Loop trip. Camp couple with guest Miss Allen returned from Estes Park outing. De Witt's Salve advertised as original. Horne's Book Store offers school supplies and free rulers blotters and covers. Mrs Clarence Kidder returned from Chicago to order fall goods.
Mrs Isabel Churchill came back Friday after a month in California visiting her daughters and other relatives.
Miss Florence Richards, who has stayed several months with her aunt Mrs. J. B. Phillips, expects to depart tomorrow for her home in Kansas City.
Mr and Mrs Goodman of New Orleans stayed in Greeley for several days and left Friday for Pierce planning to invest in property in this country.
Miss Alice Sallee of Hamilton Ohio is the guest of Mesdames Anna Broome and D M Person on Seventh Street. She plans to spend the remainder of the summer in Greeley.
Curtis Fitzpatrick fell seriously ill with heart trouble Thursday evening. He was taken home and, if no rapid improvement occurs, will be moved to the hospital today.
Mrs Caroline Mott entertained the Altar and Rosary society Thursday afternoon at her home. The regular monthly business meeting was held and a social hour followed for the guests.
R Patterson James Biggar and Jerome Igo came back last week from a month long fishing excursion in the mountains. They traveled through North Park to the Laramie and crossed Cameron Pass on their return to town.
Miss Miriam Bunker journeyed through Greeley on Wednesday to Denver for a week’s stay. She and her children remain in the mountains along the Laramie River where they have spent several weeks and plan to return to Greeley in a few days.
Mrs. Joe Snyder of Oil City Wyoming and her cousin Miss Myrtle Henshey of Pennsylvania were guests for several days of Mesdames FE A Stites and Minnie Statler. They left this morning for Pennsylvania. Henshey spent the last year in Wyoming and Mrs Snyder is accompanying her home for a visit.
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