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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1908
Page
10
Fort Lupton residents attend gatherings, travels and sales. Notable moves include James Dean renting W. 7 Burge farm for January 1 and George L. Armstrong visiting his old home in Trenton. J. W. Owens and E. P. Davenport held a December 22 sale. Community events feature Social Sixteen club, Ladies Guild tea, and Laburnum Circle pancake party with proceeds for the church.
Mr Spencer of Longmont takes charge of Old Colony farm west of town. D A Snyder loses a valuable horse killed by falling on ice. Miss Agnes Holland of Loveland visits aunt Mrs Winchester. Mrs W A Shepherd leaves for Madison Wisconsin. J Fox travels to Seymour for Christmas with home friends. A J Meduna moves to Kersey to start bakery. Mrs H W Bretell and children return from Oklahoma. James Leroy family depart for Oklahoma for winter visit. Evans Social club entertainment a success both theatrically and financially. P T Gill chief engineer Denver Laramie Northwest returns to Evans to finish work to Greeley.
Mr Bonner of Mead moved to Leveland while ten inches of snow covered the area and a temperature of seven degrees below zero was recorded Thursday morning. Eckel visited Longmont on business, Frank Pritchard also traveled from Longmont to Mead for business, and a large library gathering occurred at the Mead schoolhouse Friday evening with a church meeting attracting many. The wrecking train operated Saturday after beer cars derailed between Mead and Longmont, followed by a church meeting Thursday afternoon with Miss Foote speaking on missionary work and officers’ reports. refreshments and social time concluded. Wedding invitations and announce comte 26 hon Mattie a TA ane.
A last-minute Christmas sale from MJ Neill Furniture Co highlights a wide stock of gift furniture and decorations. Shoppers are urged to buy now, with easy payment plans and late-hour hours, promising quality pieces and dependable service.
Fresh factory shipment of high grade Story and Clark pianos advertised with one price for all no agents commission or extra charges. Guarantee offered direct from seller plus maker’s warranty making home delivery same day after order. No bank account needed salary earners can own one.
Mrs H H McConnel and two young sons prepare to depart for Nebraska to visit her family, staying about one month. Walter Query traveled to Nunn with Oral Reno and filed on a 160 acre desert land act claim. Verna Hurd’s illness prompts a Missouri trip by her father Will Hurd. A B Craig and Miss Patterson itemized school library purchases after a recent fundraiser, adding about fifty books and new pictures.
A soft water well is being dug on the Coffee place. Mr and Mrs Lindmeyer spend a week in Fort Collins. Mr and Mrs Harvey Brundage moved to Greeley. Mr and Mrs Short of Littleton visit Mr and Mrs Harsh. Frank and Roy Leake returned from Oskaloosa Iowa where they attended college. D A Hall and son Alvin of Alliance Nebraska visited the Baker and Card families and then left for Ellsworth Kansas for the holidays.
H Reynolds and Company announces closing out all holiday goods at cost. Store aims to clear inventory with discounts across seasonal items and related merchandise.
Rev S M Miller and C E Carlson visited Loveland Monday to arrange a Christmas tree. Soloists for the chapel service were Misses Bessie Carlson Lillian Carlson and Mrs George Jones. The Pulliam dump ended Saturday with the last beer load hauled that morning. Lott the weighman left Monday. Greeley schoolgirls enjoy two weeks vacation while Berthoud High boys Weele Sloan and Francis Fitch finish a week. Whitehall school children gave a fine gram render Friday evening. Earl Jones acted as auctioneer and sold hides in the statue for over 27 dollars raised.
The First National Bank of Windsor has filed a suit to collect a note for 1664 dollars from George W. Whiting. The action seeks payment of the principal amount plus applicable costs.
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