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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
5
Social gatherings fill Severance and Eaton with dinners dances and club meetings. Local clubs churches and orders report new officers entertainments and upcoming events. A hospital patient and civic activities from I O O F Rebekahs Eastern Star M W A and Ladies Aid are described along with town shipping and post office changes.
Fairplay items report S Sorenson returned from Greeley hospital and nearly recovered. Pearl Nichols and Laura Rienks returned to Greeley to school after Thanksgiving visits. A party at John Carroll’s home featured cards and dancing. Mrs C P Veden and daughter visited sick son John Brown in a Denver hospital. Beebe Draw father of Edna and Iva Dean died Monday night after a serious runaway accident that left him in critical condition. school was closed last week and reopened Monday.
Mr and Mrs Charles Pixler visited Mrs Pixlers father John Yates of Eaton who has been very sick with heart trouble but is much better now. The hay baling crew on the Collins ranch baled at a rate of one bale per minute with a bale turned out in fifty seven seconds. H M England of Ault led the crew.
Miss Myrtle Kitts of Greeley spent Sunday at the Erickson home. Dr. Carnine will preach at Bethel church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr. Peasley had a runaway Tuesday evening. he escaped injury but the buggy was wrecked. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shinkle returned Monday from a visit near Hillsboro and Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Palmer hosted a turkey dinner Friday honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pollock who plan to move to Greeley. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Will Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shinkle.
Dode Wykert buys the Mr. Whitmore home in Severance. George Teller of Windsor is homebound with typhoid fever. O L Pettepier named assistant postmaster at Severance. Sicklers spend Thanksgiving in Denver. Ernest Geatter buys half interest in Dox Carr blacksmith shop. Modern Woodmen hold weekly meetings on Thursdays. New three story brick school house progressing rapidly. M B E Barton's tensorial parlors open. Grain elevator capacity 90 000 bushels receives final paint. Hotel opening possible with two lots offered to erect. Thirty Woodmen attend banquet and dance in Eaton at M W A hall.
Work on ditches for water pipes began Monday in Ault. Local residents include sick noted individuals Rev J N Studley and Mrs Ewing R Miller who died at Greeley hospital. Mrs Kesner arrived to inspect property. Barn fire at Cornelius Brown's last Thursday. L O T M meeting elected officers.
Multiple residents visited relatives in Fort Collins and Greeley, while local events included a Box Social by the Ashton Literary Society realizing 28 dollars and 30 cents. A buggy accident near the Whitman home left John Lewis bruised, and a birthday surprise for M A Whitman drew about thirty guests with games and refreshments.
John Hubbard remains gravely ill as typhoid pneumonia also endangers George Wiggette. Mr and Mrs Barr and children visit DeVinney family in Lupton. Miss Myriel Younker visits Miss Francis Miller and returns to Baton. Mr and Mrs Edward Davis Jr stay with Mr and Mrs Wright in Greeley from Wednesday night to Friday.
Miss Rose Swan spent Thanksgiving at home. J. W. Evans sold his garden tract to Greeley parties. Mrs. C. A. Carlson returned from a Denver visit. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Strong were in Greeley with Mr. and Mrs. R. Strong. J. W. Dillon entertained Dan Wallace and family of Pleasant Valley. Darwin Harsh returned from Merino. H. M. DeVotie went to Aust to attend the funeral of his grandchild, infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lynn.
In 1903 S Pedler of Toronto suffered instep pains that made walking difficult. He used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and recovered after one small bottle. He then recommended it to friends who praised its relief. Available at all druggists.
The ad highlights a wide range of low priced Christmas gifts from $0.85 to $10.00 including Silk Covered Comforts, Bed Spreads, belts, bags, combs, jewelry, gloves, veils, ribbons, hosiery, pillows, linen pieces, aprons, and lingerie. It promises best stock and lowest prices with many items suitable for mother wife daughter or sweetheart.
The plan includes Glove Certificates, Shoe Certificates, Cor set Certificates and General Merchandise Certificates. Holders may select goods up to the certificate value.
Exchangeable household linen ad highlighting pattern cloths in all sizes with border edges and matching napkins. Mentions large stock of piece linen with napkins, optional hem-service at a nominal charge, and asserts the lowest prices for quality goods.
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