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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
6
Amusing farce by Stephens and Linton arrives at the opera house Saturday December 8 featuring a young husband battling his in law invasion aided by the scheming Doc Knott. The show blends comedy, music, and dances with a definite conclusion.
The Advertiser-Gazette notes praise from press and notable figures for lectures by Joseph G Camp the southern orator, who will appear at the First Presbyterian church next Monday evening December 10 as the Tribune lecture course's second attraction. The best lecture at Chautauqua to date was delivered by Hon.
The new ald club Swastika for young married couples met last Tuesday at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phelps home with Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Joseph Ewing hostesses. Twenty four members attended and the evening featured 500 and limited refreshments of oyster patties pickles cake and cocoa.
The Graphic club met at Mrs. Cheeseman's home with Miss Bishop presiding. Benjamin Franklin was the subject as Mrs. Susan Adams chaired. Members wrote Christmas dinner menus, with Mrs. Jerome Igo winning a prize for her entry. Each person received a small wrapped gift and chocolate treats were served. The group planned to meet January 7 with Mrs. Adele Clark.
Grace Kernohan and Vincent Garrett of Ault were married at Frank Baxter's home with Rev. R J Hunter officiating. The bride has long resided with the Baxters and the groom is a rising farmer in Ault area. They plan to reside in Greeley.
Miss Helen Whiteman and B. B. Wheeler were married on November 28 at the home of the bride’s parents, Professor and Mrs. J. R. Whiteman. The ceremony, by Rev. C. A. Petty, drew immediate relatives. The couple will reside in Denver.
The Trinity Lutheran Church holds German services at 1:00 p.m. with Sunday school at 11:30 a.m. Pastor Friteche leads. Christian Science meets with Sunday service at 10:45 a.m. and Wednesday night at 7:40. An annual meeting and supper is set for Friday evening December 7. Public worship time and choir preludes are listed, with John Doane as pastor.
Critics from Ridgeville and Gainesville acclaim Joseph G. Camp as among the nation’s finest orators. They praise his deep voice, clear reasoning, and sublime eloquence versus preachers and politicians. Admission is fifty cents with season tickets at one dollar for three numbers.
Stockholders are notified the annual meeting will be held at the association office in Greeley Colorado on Tuesday January 8 1907 at 7 30 p m. The agenda includes the officers annual report election of seven directors election of an auditing committee and other proper business. George J Statler president J I Ways secretary. Dated December 6 1906.
Jennie Scott married Andrew Thompson at Mrs Mary Scott’s residence 101 Sixth Street. Rev J A Davis officiated at noon before forty relatives and friends. Yellow and white chrysanthemums decorated the house. Lydia Scott was bridesmaid and Fred Evans best man. The couple left Friday for California for the winter and will return to Greeley in spring.
S. J. Peery sold extensive property near Platteville including 109 acres north of Platteville to Ed Newland of Cripple Creek, 160 acres on the Hegard place for 7,000, and 60 acres north of town for 5,000 with J. Wylie as a joint owner on part. Juris Sorenson departed for Nora, Nebraska for about a year.
Rolland M. Turner was acquitted in district court on larceny as bailee for allegedly taking a ring owned by Mrs. Charles Simondson of Kersey. Turner testified he removed the ring to complete a repair job while with J. 8. Johnson Jewelry. The embezzlement charge against him remains pending.
The city council met Tuesday evening and read the annual appropriation bill, ordering its printing. Total city expenditures for next year set at 860,075. A resolution extended the Jacobson-Bade company's deadline by 90 days to finish the new water system due to material delays and railroad core shortages.
The Golden Eagle Racket Store will sell its entire stock at a sacrifice at cost and below. Now is the time to buy Christmas goods. After January 1 the space will house Lyon fros with wallpaper paints oils and glass line.
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