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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
7
A garbled collage of classified lines includes stock sale at cost, found item bag with bank book return request, employment ads for a ranch houseworker and a stenographer, a pasture for rent with running water, a miracle remedy agent contact, and a horse stray notice with rewards. Contact details and names appear as scattered entries.
Mrs T L Cronin departed for Alvarado California and Guy MecGunnigle for San Diego California while Mr and Mrs H C Watson traveled to Denver. A watch missing found in cast gold case to return to Tribune office. Ros es and flowers offered by W H Sear ing 712 13th street. Fellow residents visitations include Mrs F W Loftess of Akron Colorado and Mrs J E Jones. Greeley osteopathic association discussed children's diseases. Woman's Missionary society to meet at Mrs T A Stevens 719 13th street. Ed Murphy and family visiting after funeral in Fort Collins. Mrs B Parks of Longmont and daughter Mrs Bessie Alexander of Chicago visit family in Kersey then depart for Longmont. L L Stimpson and seven surveyors planned eastward trip but snow near Messex forced return to Greeley.
Notices from Sanborn & Houston report farm loan activity while residents travel. Suffering from the grip is W S Moore. C H Ramsay visits Denver on business. Reynolds couple from Eaton are in Greeley. Lina Pierce visits Denver. J E Hall and Kemp Middlehoff visit Denver. Irene Sullivan travels to Denver. Christmas greens arriving soon. Juv enile Court judge Lindsey to speak at First Presbyterian. Bliss family Thanksgiving in Denver. flowers advertised for events. E G Whitaker and daughter Marjory return to Colorado Springs. Elnore Wesner arrives from Chicago to stay with A B Wesner and attend the Normal.
Last will of Mary Crowell who died November 16 near Loveland was filed for probate Tuesday. Estate includes 160 acres valued at 16000 dollars. Sons George and Samuel receive 1000 each. daughter Edith 2000. remainder split equally among George Samuel Edith and Eugene who was already provided for. Executors named are George J Hall of Longmont and Samuel Crowell.
A 20 year old Sherwood boy brought from Denver by Sheriff Florance pled guilty in district court to forging several checks and was sentenced to one to fourteen years at Buena Vista State Reformatory. The term depends on conduct and his mother is expected to repay the funds obtained with the bogus checks.
An advent service will be held this evening at 7 o'clock at Trinity German Lutheran Church located at the corner of 16th street and 7th avenue. Rev. Edwin M. Gross is the pastor.
Mrs. W. B. Barnett and her young daughter of Cheyenne stayed with Mrs. Cc. H. Ramsay in Greeley last week while traveling to Boulder. The two women are sisters in law, sharing family ties during their trip.
Louis Christner, visiting Ben Ballinger for two weeks, leaves today for Lockwood Missouri. He expresses pleasure with Greeley and hopes to bring his family here in a few weeks.
The Breeders Gazette promotes itself as the premier farm stock and market paper in the United States. It offers a yearly subscription for one dollar within a club and highlights the Christmas number as worthwhile. Agent A M McGlenahan urges readers to try a year.
The First Presbyterian congregation will observe quarterly communion next Sunday morning with new members received. A preparatory service is scheduled for this evening. Dr. Robertson will not speak this evening, but a song service precedes an address by the pastor.
Three trios of Unitarian ladies led by Mesdames Oliver Howard BE Pinney and AL Lindner served an oyster supper Monday night and held a Thanksgiving goodies sale Tuesday, netting about 44 dollars. Tables featured white chrysanthemums and smilax. Unity circle will offer more entertainments through the season.
Deputy Co. C. Ankeney, previously clerk of the county court under Judge Nixon, is reappointed by Judge Bradfield. His familiarity with the office will aid the new judge.
Marriage licenses were issued today to G. Leo Lone of Crested Butte and Jane Williams of Gunnison, and to W. W. Stewart and Evalina Brown, both of Ault.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co Toledo. It notes a 15 year trust in Lai Cheney and lists WAI DING KINNAN MARVIN as wholesale druggists. Pills for constipation also advertised.
The H Reynolds Drug Co in Greeley Colorado offers Rexall Mucu-Tone for catarrh with a promise to refund the purchase if it fails to cure. The ad claims 98 percent cure rate, notes consumption links to catarrh, and vows no obligation on the user. medicine sold in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes.
Letter from Rev Edwin M Gross describes the death of Rev Fred M Loose a young minister shot by his drunken father on a wedding trip home and notes his sister also died at the hands of the same father as he protected his mother.
Jesse C. Smith died Tuesday at his home 1115 Fourth street after a long illness. A Iowa native who moved to Colorado and later to Greeley, he is survived by wife and daughter Helen, plus two brothers in Iowa. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Macy's undertaking parlors.
Evangelist M B Case of Colorado Springs will begin a protracted evangelistic effort in Stell Hall Tuesday night December 1 and continue indefinitely with other Denver workers joining later. Services daily at 7 30 and Sunday night included. The evangelist has wide experience in the United States and Nevada. All are welcome. Goods to be had at D R McArther.
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