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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
9
A broad survey of Greeley shop windows shows merchants stocking extensive Christmas wares. From cutlery and china to toys and candy, retailers like Pier Brothers, Park Merchandise, Crabb’s, Marsh’s, Roche’s, Clough Furniture, and Fair showcase a lively, family friendly display with many gifts and seasonal treats.
The Tribune offers a two for one holiday deal on Glimpses of Greeley and Spud Book with free Spud Book to buyers of Glimpses at 50 cents. Spud Book has ten potato pictures. Glimpses has twenty eight half tone views. Also notices annual stockholders meetings for Cache la Poudre Reservoir and New Cache la Poudre Irrigating Company on January 10, 1905 at Armory hall Greeley Colorado with proxy option.
Public health notice warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. The remedy is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Ads promote Hall's Family Pills for constipation and list price 75 cents per bottle.
All over Weld E H Knott brought home several head of his cattle last week. Two buildings are under construction here. The Misses Jeffers of Berthoud visited Mrs Jane Brown last week. Frank Parmalee leased U P railroad land from Mr Adams last week. Ed Markham finished corn shelling for the season on Saturday. A old fashioned blizzard blew through Thursday afternoon but did not last long. The bazaar social was well attended with nearly all articles sold and a good time reported. Mrs William Wailes and family with her niece and two nephews will spend holidays in Denver. Two lady missionaries attended prayer meeting at the school house Wednesday evening. All are invited to attend the Christmas tree by Miss Emma Albee and pupils Friday evening December 3.
Mr McAuley and family returned to their old Iowa home last week. Mrs Shearer and Mrs Harland visited Dr MecKune west of Evans. Mr Davenport has recovered enough to go home from the hospital. Mrs Brown hosted Mr and Mrs Foley and children for supper. Mrs Brown’s sister Mrs Card and two Denver children visited. Mrs Thompson expects her Wheatland Wyoming parents to spend winter here. Nearly all Delta residents joined Saturday shoppers in Greeley. J A Thompsons house caught fire during strong winds but fire was contained with little damage. The Christmas tree program at the schoolhouse Friday precedes a town tree event Saturday with presents for all.
Ada Parks from Denver visited Evans on Monday. Orville Kimbley is quarantined with diphtheria. Josephine Brubaker visited Evans on Sunday. Ed Behrens shipped a carload of sheep to Denver Wednesday. Mrs. Woodbury bought the Bunce property in the town south part. The Mum social at the reading room was well attended. Mrs. Newman began a soft water well on her East Evans ranch. D. A. Snyder has the contract. J. H. Rhoades and Joe Ross left for Kersey to build a house for S. J. McAfee. Grandma Huffsmith celebrated her 84th birthday last Friday with family. The Denver University Glee Club concert at Reformed Presbyterian church next Friday evening promises to be fine. The marriage of Fred A. Bonner and Miss Stella Myers occurred Tuesday at the bride’s home. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Meyers of Evans. the groom a farmer. Attendants included George H. Young Jr and Misses Clover Kyle Beulah White Amy Ferguson.
Irene Jackson and Della Woods are on the sick list. Alex Ogilvy visits his brother James. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson move to Kersey. George Condon visits John Friday. Druma plans a Christmas entertainment on Saturday night December 24. H E Witwer leaves Monday for Michigan then returns with wife and baby. Law hosts Christmas party at S L W school house Friday night December 23. Everyone invited.
Welcome Hill Arthur Ragan and John Wailes visited Loveland on Friday and Saturday respectively. Susie Albee spent Saturday in Greeley while many attended the Anderson sale Tuesday. Louis Miller caries potatoes at Ragan siding and Mellen brothers haul hay to Bird siding. Wailes family visited T Wailes. Denver’s Mr Wooley and son were here last week. Clymer and two daughters shopped in Loveland Saturday. Local youths attended the Pinafore play in Johnstown Tuesday evening.
Mr Gates and men threshing in vicinity. Mr Nelson on sick list. Mrs Tilyou and daughter drove to the city Saturday. Arnold Boat of Denver home on visit. Mr and Mrs John Moser left for Dakota. Big Bend saw mill to begin operation on Clover Dale farm. Christmas tree and entertainment at Lane's Chapel Friday. Enoch Davis returned from Lamar with nephew Denver Cook. Lizzie Wiggett and Emily Davis visited sister Mrs A Taylor in Greeley.
Mr J S Egleston of Maple Landing Iowa says his wife and he suffered severe winter colds that became la grippe with aches chills and fever. He used Chamberlains Cough remedy and Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets and says they knocked out the grip. The tablets promote bowel liver and kidney action aiding congested systems. For sale by all druggists.
The Chicago Great Western railway promotes superior service and low fares to Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis and Debuque. For details contact W. H. Lownsberry general agent at 809 Seventeenth Street Denver.
Druggists refund money if PAZOOINTMENT fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50c. If unavailable send 50c in stamps and Paris Medicine Co. will forward postpaid from St. Louis Missouri.
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