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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
11
Local society notes list Ada Gibson’s month long visit at Topeka Kansas and other residents’ recent travels. Chief Davidson comes back from Estes Park, Mr and Mrs Harnish depart for Dayton Ohio, and several families report trips to Denver Longmont Eaton and Seattle.
Miss Faustina Swenney of St. Louis arrives to head the millinery department at Demorest's. Miss Greenslate also joins the store staff. John Nelson of Carl Junction, Mo., visits his brother Joe Nelson and family. J W Leach and wife of Fort Morgan stay with the Nelsons. Mrs Leach is a Nelson sister.
Misses N. D. Murphy and Jessie Murphy of Wichita, Kansas, guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Boyle, are both employed by the Boyle Commission company and are spending their vacation in Colorado.
A party left this week for a ten day outing in Estes Park. Those in the party included J. A. Hickman and daughter Lois Miss Hogue of Monmouth IL Harold Anna and Bertha Blair and James Miller of Sparta.
Mrs 8 L Bowen of Wayne West Virginia reports kidney disease left her bedridden but after using Foley's Kidney Remedy bought at a dollar a bottle she recovered enough to stand and leave bed. The ad asserts full cure and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Birth announced of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Seem. Mrs. A. House returns from Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. White back from Estes Park. Mildred Hoyt and Naomi Meeker visit Gladys Morgan. Various residents report short trips to Denver Estes Park Salt Lake City and Des Moines. Dr. Sapero will be at Camfield hotel Sept 2 3 4 with free examinations.
T. G. Mary and his daughter Mrs. Vernon McKelvey along with Paul will depart Friday for an extended western journey visiting Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Reno Nevada and Salt Lake on return.
The reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Delling featured visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Hale from Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Forbes of Windsor, Mrs. Prof. Ryan and Miss Brubaker from Evans, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sayre and Ray and Jay Wallace of Greeley.
Advertising claims Rexall Orderlies as the safest gentlest bowel regulator for children and adults. They are eaten like candy and said to soothe delicate intestines, relieve constipation, and reduce need for laxatives. If unsatisfied, price refunded. Two sizes 10 and 25 cents. Carson W. Gilbert The Rexall Store.
Grice and Nye Thurnby returned from Denver while Mrs. D. Steele and children visited in Eaton. Edna Johnson came back from Denver and is back at Thompson Music. A 5 month old, Homer Hesser, was taken to Colorado Springs for burial after death Thursday. Numerous others return from visits to Denver, Cheyenne, Colorado Springs, Estes Park and Las Animas. The Empson canning factory plans a tomato wait then cabbage run. Scott Lyons real estate adds F C Teller to staff.
Fire in the coal bins of the Greeley Starch Co about one mile northwest of the city early Wednesday morning prompted a call for assistance to Greeley. Spontaneous combustion is thought to have started the blaze. A force of men worked to separate burning coal from unburned coal. Loss may exceed $100.
Advertisement notes the remedy from 1872 with a testimonial from H. S. Nichols of Oakland Indian Territory praising its quick cures. It states the product is for sale by all druggists and recommends travelers carry it, calling it a faithful friend.
Victoria official reports autos cut fire department costs by sixty per cent versus horses. Greeley aldermen consider buying an auto engine, plan to visit Cheyenne and Denver to compare Seagrave and Anderson models, with a $5 000 budget and Pueblo's fire chief praising Seagrave for a city of Greeley size.
Gipson on August 21 reports a five acre tract including improvements and crops sold for 2000 dollars to Mrs. Rose Foster of Greeley. Former owners were Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson who own adjoining land planned for home.
Chance for Greeley youths as examinations to fill Code Sam’s forest ranger force in this district will be held October 24 and 26 in Denver and Fort Collins. About seventy five appointments are expected. Applicants must be 21 to 40 years old, of good character and temperate, in good physical condition. Salary starts at 900 dollars yearly. Information from district forester in Denver or the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington D C.
J F Dempsey of Dempsey Alabama recalls his baby falling seriously ill with cholera infantum and vomiting. A local storekeeper recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy which relieved the child within fifteen minutes and cured her. Sold by all druggists.
James McGregor, ex police officer who shot Frank Tuck on Fifteenth street July 28, appeared in Greeley for a preliminary hearing before Justice Hatch. The hearing was postponed to September 13. McGregor now works with a threshing outfit near Platteville and says grain yields are breaking records in that region.
Want Home in West Dr. V V Cameron of Marion Indiana and his brother in law Dr Boyers of Morgantown West Virginia arrived here Thursday as guests of Mr and Mrs J M Cameron Dr Cameron is a nephew of Mr Cameron and Dr Boyers a dentist They plan to visit Colorado points to decide on a suitable place for a home
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