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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
14
Local column from Weld County lists farm moves and injuries while detailing Thanksgiving gatherings. Families such as Clarkson Waite Archibald and Linny are cited with illnesses including typhoid fever and bronchial pneumonia. Social events, box socials, lectures, and church gatherings fill the week.
Lasalle reports Jas. Stewart visiting Denver on Monday. Wm Patterson moved into the Yonker house. A December 3 birth to Mr and Mrs Chas Godfrey adds a fourth son. Mrs J Bainbridge and daughter Grace called in LaSalle near the railroad works as night pumper. Fred Rockwell of Sterling was guest of his sister Mrs Harbottle. O Zingg returned from Holy week last.
F W Smylie and daughter Elizabeth visited Greeley on Thursday. J T Warren sold forty acres of pasture land to John Carlson for 300 last week. E E Moore with two teams and E V Warner with two are preparing a new county road. Warren threshed 1500 bushels of oats last week with excellent yield. Clark Campbell and Alva move to a new home near the South Side schoolhouse. KE Warner John T Warren and John Carlson rode the early train to Greeley for business. A Platte river strip owned by Geo S VanLaw was sold last week to RE V Warner from John Carlson for 406.
Herman Martinson reports the homecoming of a ten pound daughter born Monday November 26 to Bir and Mrs Charles Boyd. O Gagnon and family move into the nursery house near Kersey. Miss Mmma Fobes of Virginia Dale visits Boyd ranch relatives. Mr and Mrs Cox Carr of Severance spend Thanksgiving with Gipson relatives. Clark Webster engages in sheep feeding activities.
Frank Williams spent Thanksgiving in Greeley and Chas Woods with Mr. Bardwell visited Loveland. Miss Carrie Doke taught near Grover and returned home for the holiday. A Bardwell family party and a Lincoln school social raised 16 for boxes with Miss Bernice Bardwell as best looking. Harvey E. Witwer left for Grand Rapids with plans to return New Year with his wife.
Windsor reports several resident moves with family relocations to winter quarters. Mrs J B Ferguson and baby returned from Denver. Mrs Stockton of Brighton visits daughter Mrs E K Mondray Raymond. W Carlton moves family from farm south of town for winter. Miss Mildred Gibson joins Windsor schools as assistant primary teacher. Epworth League hosts evening at Miss Elsie Laybourn with games and refreshments. Dr Carnine delivers two sermons at the M E E church. Quarterly conference held Saturday evening.
LACRANCE Chester Devine left for Orin Junction Wyoming to tend a hay ranch. H. Ford finally secured cars and heads home after two months in New Mexico unable to ship sheep. Mr. and Mrs. Lauridsen and baby Frederic attended a Thanksgiving reunion at J N Graham’s near Kersey. Mrs. O H Ford hosted Thanksgiving dinner with guests from Longmont Greeley Hillsboro.
See McArthur offers a holiday display with cut glass 1847 silverware and Roger's carving sets. The line includes chafing dishes five o'clock teas nickel plated ware Gillette safety razors and lamps for gift buyers.
A Greeley Colorado resident recounts severe back pain and frequent nighttime kidney activity eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. He bought them at Reynolds Drug Co and found lasting relief, stating the pills never failed to provide satisfaction. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Last Wednesday at J P Romans ranch home the Ladies Aid hosted a social for Kersey and area led by Mrs Romans Mrs R R Lewis and Mrs A N Burke. The event featured a novel peanut party with fine refreshments decorations prizes and games enjoyed by a large crowd.
Five miles east of Kersey the Hoover Land and Cattle Company offers a number of feeders for sale. Mrs J A Warren is manager and the listing notes her as reachable by the Hell phone 1303 Red.
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