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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
8
Classified want ads cover livestock land mortgages farms rooms rentals and merchandise. Listings include a three year old horse a 14 room boarding house 34 acres of land good dairy cows and a two seated carriage with harness. Also mortgage notes and real estate opportunities around Greeley Col.
Various short items list visits travels and local happenings from Greeley and nearby towns. People cited include Mrs H Gooper Windsor and Mrs L Wyatt Salt Lake City, plus appointments for Miss Mary Thompson La Salle and John Rankin La Junta. Several business and transport notes mention Craigs book store Red Front store and Argen tine Central Railway.
A fragmented line discusses how the grown can help their earnings grow while the young learn economy and business skills. It hints at intergenerational financial guidance and practical instruction.
The Red Front General store reports a full line of groceries vegetables fruits tin ware enameled ware queensware glass fruit jars rubber rings and other seasonable goods now in stock.
Mesdames J. R. Hackley CG Lt Hackley J W Clark of Brighton H L Twomley and son James of Fort Lupton and Floss Hill of Ker win Kans came to Greeley this morning to attend the races.
Mrs. W. D. Balcom departed this morning for a week in Denver and Colorado Springs to visit relatives. Her mother from Basalt will meet her in Colorado Springs and accompany her back to Greeley for the visit.
Mrs. C. D. Todd returns from several months east where she was seriously ill and operated on for appendicitis. She shows improved health and visited Chicago and Pennsylvania during the trip.
Mrs E E Storms and daughters Mrs Lillian Kilgore and Miss Mildred Storms, who had been visiting Mrs Storms' parents near Windsor, returned to their Denver home on Tuesday. Mrs Storms attended school in Greeley.
Miss Grace Curtis returned Tuesday from a month long visit to Knoxville Iowa and Illinois. She attended the wedding of her brother E Ray Curtis and Grace Ingham at Knoxville. Mr Curtis and his bride are expected home this week.
N. H. Scott his wife and children of Medicine Bow Wyoming are in town and settling in for the winter. They spend summers on their prairie ranch and return to Greeley so the children can attend school during the colder months.
The famous glass blowers show their art on Ninth Street near Union Hotel. They give all creations as souvenirs to visitors. They also exhibit the largest snake in captivity recently captured in India.
Mrs. Lyman Sage and Mrs. Putnam of Corning Iowa stay with sister Mrs. H W Newcomb at 1411 Seventh Street. Sage brings son Leon Sage. They will also visit Mrs. Sid Pickett of Peckham and other friends, arriving Saturday for a stay of a month or six weeks in Colorado.
The store announces a seamless shift from summer to autumn and winter stock with a full, well priced collection. New tailor made suits jackets skirts and waists are showcased along with other departments, promising ongoing arrivals through the season. The message invites customers to view the complete stock and learn how reasonably prices have been set.
Tailor Made Suits highlights unique pieces in a women’s collection with exclusive values. The catalog lists advance sale prices ranging from 12.00 to 24.00 and quality labels from 15.00 to 30.00, emphasizing individuality and value.
A wide variety of models in new fabrics weaves and colorings from a leading American manufacturer. See exceptional values for price and explore the latest jacket designs.
The corset section highlights tall styles in women’s wear with prominent brands Royal Worcester, P. N., R. & G., and Thompson’s Glove Fitting.
The new models are beginning to arrive and those seeking a skirt for immediate use will find a very pleasing variety to choose from. The following are special values.
Miss Ruth Brush traveled to Denver this morning. Wedding invitations and announcements are available at the Tribune office. The Craig Book Store displays the finest 150 leaf tablet ever shown in Greeley.
J. D. Naffziger and John Rienks with wife and daughter were in Ault on Tuesday, stopping by town for a visit and catching up with local residents.
Miss Leona Desmond returned last evening from a two month visit in Iowa and Minnesota.
A local description notes Red Front store accepting butter eggs and produce in exchange for a wide range of merchandise. The item implies barter exchanges as the shop adapts to supply needs.
Miss Ida Smith relocates to Floyds Millinery Parlors and invites friends and patrons to visit the shop.
Mrs Will Stevenson, visiting her cousin Harry Foster and wife, departed this morning for home in Idana Kansas.
Mrs. Mary Scott entertained at dinner Tuesday in honor of Mrs. F. H. Grove and daughter Miss Rhena, who departed last evening for Pocatello Idaho.
Mrs. H. W. Dougherty departed Sunday to Mount Carmel UL for a two month visit with relatives. Mr. Dougherty accompanied her as far as Denver.
The Trimble Wheeler Shoe Co continues clearance pricing on shoes with notable deals on school shoes, attracting buyers seeking good children’s footwear.
Miss Altena Morgan left Tuesday for Hays Kansas to teach this year while her sister Miss Myrtle Morgan returns to Crow Creek District No 54 to teach. The sisters spent several weeks in Estes Park and climbed Longs Peak during the summer.
J. B. Gullbrandt traveled to Denver on business Monday. Fred Lowry and wife visited Windsor then Greeley for a few hours Tuesday. Roxye Adams went to Platteville Tuesday for a short visit with her cousin. Edith Heath and Mrs. H. P. Heath returned from Fort Collins visits. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Green came back Tuesday from Denver Colorado Springs and Manitou. Mrs. J. G. Crawford Miss Georgia and Master Kenneth returned Monday from California. Mrs. Robert Steele left for Seymour and Centerville Iowa for a weeks visit, with Mr. Steele accompanying her to Denver. Mrs. Marshall Moore and two daughters returned to Fort Collins Tuesday after visiting William Vining and friends.
Miss Emma Oswalt of Monroe Louisiana has been a guest of Judge and Mrs Hawks this week. She leaves this morning for Denver after a short stay there she will return home. A tent show on Ninth avenue near Highth street features an anatomy display described as valuable information not a side show.
Miss Belle Marshall of Lincoln Nebraska arrives for a short visit with Mrs Abbie Andrews. The two were Iowa schoolmates. Marshall is on vacation in Colorado and has been visiting her brother John B Marshall editor of the Ber thovud Bulletin.
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