Local Notes and Ads from Greeley Listings
Miss Ethel Seelinger is ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Nellie Rowley of Eaton spent Saturday in Greeley. Miss Viola Hall of Boulder visited Miss Gertrude Ernest. John T. Warren returned from a ranch trip near Orchard. Miss Inez Cole near Ault visited in Greeley. Mies Helen Smith improving after typhoid fever. An enormous new line of silver ware at Dunham jeweler Coronado block. Take files to Orr's black smith shop Sixth avenue for spring work. Misses Rosalie Euge and Mary Thompson invite guests Friday at Rosalie’s home. Kingselia insurance life policy with J. W. Crone. Come to Craigs for school books. Kodaks and photo supplies at Fever's. For buying or selling see Kitts, 713 Tenth street. Square piano for sale cheap. Create a brief notice card from multiple items.
Local visitors and basketball game notes
Mrs J D Evans and Mrs Anna Laneg visited Mrs Nellie Smith in Boulder on Sunday. Mrs Langtry returned Monday. George Woodbury traveled from Collins for the School of Mines versus Arrows game Saturday evening, then returned to duties Sunday. Kinsella insurance.
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J. D. Evans
Anna Lanegtry
Robert
Boulder
Nellie Smith
Langtry
George Woodbury
Collins
School of Mines
the Arrows
Motor Cycle Giveaway At Lester's Store
Frank DeVotie traveled to Denver Monday. Miss Mary Crawford visited her Denver home Saturday. Mrs. Helen Willis stayed in Denver for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. George Van Sickle planned a six week trip to California. Roy Elliott stopped in Greeley en route from St Louis to Salt Lake City. Minnie Lindsay of Denver, representing the Western World, was in Greeley on business.
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Mary Crawford
Denver
George van Sickle
California
Roy Elliott
Greeley
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Minnie Lindsay
Miss Lindsay
Purvis guest at farmers' meetings with relatives in town
W A Purvis of Johnstown stayed with cousins Mr and Mrs Robert Orr for several days to attend farmers meetings. Mrs Edgar King and her two sons returned to Idaho Springs after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C A Lyon for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Purvis
Johnstown
Robert Orr
Shepard Cousin Visit From Waukegan Illinois
Mr and Mrs G L Sheppard host Henry Shepard and wife and daughter Miss Lola Shepard from Waukegan Illinois visiting noted in local society notes.
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G. L. Sheppard
Henry Shepard
Lola Shepard
Waukegan, Il
Deffke Returns From Duncomb As Father Improves
Charles Deffke traveled from Duncomb Indiana to his home Friday after being summoned weeks earlier by his father's serious illness. He found his father in improved health and returned to continue care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Deffke
Duncomb
Deffke
Local notices and personal items from Greeley
Glazier, the jeweler. Kodak developing and finishing at Fezer's. Grover Sheppard is able to be out after a siege with tonsillitis. Newly renovated pillows at a bar gain. Misses Esther and Grace Bilis of LaSalle were in Greeley Saturday. A few azallas to close out at one third off regular price. Pollock is recovering rapidly from his recent attack of pneumonia. The best carriage work in northern Colorado at Orr's. Mrs. Wright of Eaton visited her sister. Miss Von Rosenburg went to Denver to visit her uncle. Miss Painter of Denver arrived for a visit with her brother. Dr McKinnie of Colorado Springs arrived for a short visit with his daughter. He returned Saturday. Person family moved to a ten-acre tract south of the sugar factory to grow beets next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. McKinnie
Colorado Springs
Sharnes Phelps
R. W. Person
Local notes and visits from Greeley residents
Kinsella and Miss Rosalie Buge spent days with friends in Lucerne. Clifton Wyatt went to Denver to enter Denver University. Frank Swartz recovered from appendicitis. Esse Williams and Irving Newton returned to Agricultural College. Tyndal Snyder came back from Fort Collins where he worked at a sugar factory. Mr. and Mrs. Camp plan an extended California trip. The Faulkner family and Mrs. I. Faulkner went to Denver and back by auto. Larry Maroney of Denver visited relatives. Alice Gibson went to Bracewell to stay with the Laughlins. Miss Ingalls from Ranch a Range attended a farmers meeting in Greeley. Albany Hotel in Denver advertises rates. Dr Sapere will be in Greeley for exams. Mrs. Wyatt returned from Silver Plume. her husband is relief agent for Colorado & Southern. H. C. Casner leaves for Chicago and Grand Rapids to attend the furniture market. Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday Evening Post and takes subscriptions. W. R. Wheaton of Colorado City joins E. S. Carruthers as clothing manager. Mrs. C. Moore and two children had a lively runaway. no serious injuries. Folys Kidney Remedy urged for kidney trouble. M. W. A. held installation with officers listed. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Houston hosted a dinner party with music by Dr. Bates. Normal School elected officers for the term. senior and junior class officers named.
Local School Visit and Socials Highlight Friday
The Normal board made an official visit on Friday with a luncheon hosted by Miss Wilkinson and a domestic science class. The Elesmo club held a pleasant gathering at Academy hall Friday evening for about thirty couples, reporting an unusually enjoyable evening. E. G. Young returned Sunday from a two week east trip visiting Beaver Dam Wisconsin relatives and stopping in Chicago to buy goods. A local tonic ad promotes Foley’s Or ing Laxative as a cure for constipation. Misses Florence and Rhoda Haynes hosted a Friday afternoon party with college reminiscences and a casual reunion of girls with refreshments and a cheerful mood.
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State Board of the Normal
Miss Wilkinson
Elesmo Club
Academy Hall
E. G. Young
Young & DeVoe
Mr. Young
Beaver Dam
Wis
Chicago
Florence
Rhoda Haynes
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Local Crane of Travel and Moves Across Town
Do Reed travels to Pueblo for Sunday. K Larson departs for South Bend Washington Monday. Mrs D B Worley visits Denver for a few days. Frank Seelinger couple goes to Pierce Tuesday. Neptune couple from Boulder visit Greeley for a few. Golisch couple moves from Eaton to Greeley Ninth Street. Patrick Bready enjoys San Diego climate and improves health. Fifth grade takes over new basement room. J O Custer to visit Manhattan Kansas Sunday. Shaw Dry Goods aims to be a top city sight. New gas lights are being installed today.
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Shaw Dry
G A R and W BR C Plan Joint Installation Event
The G A R and W BR C will hold a joint installation of officers at the I O O F ball on January 21 with a turkey banquet part of the program.
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W. BR. C
Albany Hotel Offers Low Colorado Wyoming Rates
Albany Hotel advertises a special rate for Colorado and Wyoming residents at one dollar per day. The intrastate travel perk invites visitors to stop at the Albany while in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Albany
Colorado
Wyoming
Gallery sale changes hands in Iowa transfer
Miss Payche Boyd sold her photograph gallery on Monday to Martin Roberta of Iowa. Roberts will take possession immediately. Boyd has run the gallery for four years.
Local Skating Accident and Community Obituaries Noted
Robert Painter was cut on the forehead after colliding with schoolmates while skating Monday. J A Perkins learned of his father's death in Michigan, and Mr. Pollock of Springville Iowa died at 74 of heart trouble, with ties to Greeley through visits and friendships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Painter
J. L. Painter
R. EB. Pollock
John Pollocy
Springville
Mr. Pollock
Greeley
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Kingselia
Insurance
Life Insurance
J. W. Crone
Craigs
Fever's
Ethel Seelinger
Nellie Rowley
Eaton
Kirte
Tenth Street
Viola Hall of
Gertrude Ernest
Kitts
John T. Warren
Orchard
Inez Cole
Ault
Mies Helen Smith
Dunham
Coronado Block
Orr's
Sixth Avenue
Rosalie Euge
Mary Thompson
Kinsella
Lester's
Frank DeVotie
W. H. Searing
A. M. McClenahan
Fezer’s
Helen Willis
Sirth
Glazier
Kodak
Fezer's
Grover Sheppard
Esther and
Grace Bilis
LaSalle
W. J. Wright of
Robert Carter
Augusta von Rosenburg
J. L. Sutor
Florence Painter
Rosalie Buge
Lucerne
Clifton Wyatt
Denver University
Frank Swartz
Esse Williams
Irving Newton
Agricultural College
Tyndal Snyder
Fort Collins
Mrs
Charles Camp
I. Faulkner
Larry Maroney
D. R. McArthur
Alice Gibson
Bracewell
D. L. Laughlin
Misa Lilliar Ingalls
Ranch
Range
Miss Ingalls
Sapere
New Camfield Hotel
G. H. Wyatt
Silver Plume
Mr. Wyatt
Colorado & Southern
Longmont
H. C. Casner
Croughurniture Company
Grand Rapids
Mich
Clough Furniture Company
Raymond Wolfe
Saturday Evening Post
Post
Ladies’ Home Journal
Eleventh Street
Tribune
W. R. Wheaton
Colorado City
E. 8. Carruthers
C. K. Collins
Clothing
Mr. Wheaton
Goodman & Neill Clothing Company
C. Moore
Della Moore
Marie Buzick
Foley
Bright
E. W. Thompson
Elmer Roy
A. A Woodbury
A. L. Moody
H. J. Houston
James Lockhart
Jean Crosby
Nettie McNicholas
Green
Pineh
Army
Henry Kyle
Eer
Park Muse
Do. Reed
Pueblo
K. Larson
South Bend, Wash
D. B. Worley
Frank Seelinger
Pierce
Herman and
Charlies Neptune
Patrick Bready
San Diego
J. O. Custer
Manhattan
Kan
J. A. Perkins
Michigan
Mr. Perkins
D. R. Smith
C C. Townsend
J. B McCarter
Emma Miller
Mattie
Harry Fryberg
Susan
Della Massaere
Della
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L. D. Massaere
H. J. Mouston
4. C. McCrery
Joleabare
H. M. Bellport
Fifth Street
Katherine Carpenter
Velma Paine
Lillian Kelley
Mosars
Ray Pemberton
Joe Sulling
Stanley Leake
the Neill Lumber Co
Camfeld Hotel
I Lumber
K. C.sapero
Mapero
Eranens
Sapero
Dante
Think
A. IL. Clark
Greeley, Colo
Rissler
Ninth Street
D. E. James Carriage Painter
Coronado Court
Greeley, Cole
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