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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
9
Frank McCormick is sick with typhoid fever. Residents and visitors from Eaton attend outings, visits, and excursions across Loveland Greeley Fort Collins and Denver. June through Monday events include church meetings ski trips and a Sunday school excursion to Lake Lindenmeier with a large crowd and a picnic.
Activities in Ault include visits by G D Statler of Greeley and Ault residents to Fort Collins and Collins for cherries, with an arc light installed in front of the Nixon building. A carnival queen will lead the parade and purple and gold are chosen as colors, elected by shoppers in Ault merchants.
Windsor residents Mrs. Alice Balleguin and Mrs. Phil Koch together with Mrs. Mottaz traveled to Loveland. Miss Irene Gazelle from Eaton visited Mrs. H. C. Cooper. Miss Elsie Weber of Dewey stayed with Miss Mary Knowles. Mrs. Sidney Brown visited friends in Boulder. Mrs. E. O. Banks of Loveland called on her mother Mrs. Ballegoin.
Mrs. Pearl Austin visited her mother on Saturday. Ray Archibald left for work on Mr. Bedford's threshing machine last week. Miss Ola Werkeiser begins a five week visit in Hutchinson Kansas. Ethel Newsome and Faith Waxham visit Miss Mary Robb. A Denver group visited J C Clarkson last week. they returned Friday. An eleven pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. G A Reed on Friday August 13. Neighbors surprised J Waite Friday evening for a pleasant gathering. Ben Robb and Harry Coombs hosted a Delta young folks party at Lizzie Green's home with about forty guests and a late supper.
Miss Gertrude Huffsmith of Greeley visits Evans friends. G H Young left for Denver on business. Mrs Minnie Roberts and Mrs Ed French visited Evans. Eugene Forrests twins born last week. Margaret Dunn Mable Shields and Baldridge of Vinton Ia guests of Mrs G R Park. Eldridge of Kersey transferred to Evans office. Mrs Charles Smith and children visit Palisades. Vermillion family from Salt Lake City guests of Rev Coffman. Chas F Smith attends Free Methodist Conference in Boulder. Mrs R Twiggs returns home to Franklin Neb. Epworth League concert praised and financially successful. W F Smith family expected home from the mountains. Olive Wanson of Colorado Springs visiting grandparents Behren. Mrs Behren to Denver.
Willie Selby of Ault spent several days with Roy Henderson the first of this week. Musser and family on the Carpenter place expect to return to Ault soon. A Wright dug early Ohio potatoes last week and sold them for two cents a pound. He has many more to dig. Richard Carroll has been ill with typhoid fever over two weeks but is now believed to be recovering.
Miss Hazelle Moore shopped in Greeley last week. Mr and Mrs Jack Kingsbury visited Greeley Saturday. Moore shipped his separator to Julesburg on Wednesday. Stewart Sanford left Saturday for Omaha with a shipmat of cattle. Mrs John Carlson returned from an extended visit in Denver. Mr and Mrs William Day visited their daughter Mrs Jay Beaver of Fort Collins recently. Miss Jessie Vince, visiting her aunt Mrs Tom Nathaway, returned to Iowa. Mrs Nathaway accompanied her to Denver.
The beet crop looks fine while threshing is delayed by rain. J. C. Hearn of near Johnstown visited on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hamilton attended their lodge in Longmont Friday evening. Water in the Highland ditch is ample this dry season. The marriage of Rufus Mead to Elsie Strawbridge is announced for Denver on August 20. Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Green at their home Saturday evening for a pleasant gathering.
W J Winbourne of Aspen visits parents for a week. Japanese buy land for beers next year on west side. G G Philip and wife return from Hot Sulphur Springs trip. George Youngbeck to start threshing on W J Burge ranch Monday. Both canning factories busy with beans. Tomato work slated for Sept 1. R W Devinney and wife visit Lupton with daughter Mrs R M Barr. Y’s hold Friday committee meeting at Mrs C G Philip’s home. A H Bell builds house and barn on P S Junge ranch and will teach Burge school this winter. Den ver Lammie Northwestern ker right of way team secures rights from west side farmers.
E E Herrington resumes duty. Early potatoes first ship from J A Hicks. Eugene Smith leaves Limjo Colo as substitute pumper for a month. Mrs Brown and children back from Snyder after a month visit. Hungerford W C T U elects officers. Fieldman Dale now drives auto replacing horse and buggy. W J McMillan recovers from appendicitis. Susie Beattie returns from Parkville after a year at Park College. Prof Brunell and family back from Greeley. Brunell attends summer session at State Normal School.
J Bernard Curry visits local folks as Mrs Gabet and children remain on the sick list. Harry Stuck couple move to Denver. Mrs Gus Weber visits Greeley. H Girardots in France report sightseing in Paris. Stuck and Broyles return to homes in Ohio and Illinois. Rain aids beet crop. Leiningers relocate to Scott's Bluff for health.
Mrs. Jake Spaur visits Pueblo and sees wife improved. John Carlson buys longtime rental home. Jay Caldwell family relocates to Estes Park. Helen Anderson visits Albuquerque relatives. A daughter arrives for Milton Dunn. The Y M B C invited by F B C to study Friendship lesson Sunday 10 to 11.
Mrs Bartley Huff is slowly improving after a period of illness. Visitors Mrs Moore and Mrs Elder called on Mrs W A Hart. Miss Bertha Christopher a Greeley Normal School graduate will teach in the new district school next year. Crops look strong with wheat being cut and potato and beet yields promising. harvests expected to match or exceed prior years.
The report notes visits by Mrs. George Smith of Fort Lupton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bentley with children. Edwin Davis and daughter Ruth of Greeley visited relatives here. Rev. Murphy of Denver leads revival meetings at Lang’s hall with over fifty confessing faith this week.
Miss Edna McKee returned to Denver after visiting W. A. Miller. Bethel Aid met with Mrs. Peasley and reports a pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson host his mother and cousin Miss Johnson from Kansas. Miss Clara Huskenroder visited St Joseph Missouri and attended Greeley summer school. Mr. and Mrs. Bowe and daughters returned home after Fort Collins institute and visits to Brush and Sterling.
Dr Whing of Greeley called at the Borrow home Monday. Little Bessie Mapes was ill this week but is reported better. Mrs Dave Davis is visiting with neighbors.
Wholesale market listings show hens at 10 cents per pound broilers at 15 cents per pound fresh eggs 20 cents per dozen ranch butter 25 cents per pound and potatoes 2 cents per pound. Local traders promote low prices for farm staples.
Mr Roberts visits his ranch while E E Moore and Miss Hazelle Moore face health issues. Mr and Mrs Harry Stuck visit Denver. others call on friends. J Bernard Curry travels from Denver. Mrs C S Hanneman visiting Lincoln for two weeks. Leininger family to Scott's Bluff to make their home. Record rainfall breaks heat and floods Bijou ditch. James M Graham shifts 700 cattle to Loveland ranch and Wiggins pasture. Mrs S Sanford hosts Bessie Potter from Greeley for Empire reservoir cattle roundup.
Mrs. Girardot recalls a May trip to Frat where the voyage was pleasant and healthy. She and companions saw various sights from their steamer, noting the absence of illness and minor marvels like spouting whales nearby.
Guerdan Johnston left Sunday for Craig. Miss Bessie Bartram of Taholal Wash is visiting Mrs. Barclay. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Nichols of T River Wyoming called on J Houston and Hugh Hixons.
Harry H. Patrick, president of the Broomfield Mercantile Company, died from injuries suffered when struck by a Denver and Interurban car at the 4 station in Broomfield Colorado. He was brought to a Denver hospital but succumbed to his wounds yesterday.
An ad claims McGee's Baby Blitt contains no narcotics and offers a safe remedy for disordered stomachs and fretfulness in teething infants. It contrasts unsafe morphine laden tonics with its purported gentle formula, praising pharmacy availability.
The Real Bryan announces a fresh book release via agent F. J. Rocho. Publication details remain concise with no additional context provided.
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