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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
15
Simon Bollinger is on the sick list. William Stanley visits Nebraska. Guerdan Johnson visits his sister Geneva. Duvall household members spent Christmas in Greeley.
Biographical snippets list Mr Wigham moving to Stone conch this week and several visits across families. Nora Sherman stayed with Francis Miller. the Conleys hosted the Sullivan family. Reece Davis visited cousin David Pritchard. Roy Noel visited Jack Kingsbury. Bainbridge returns to the ranch to build a cottage. John Samson and children visited Sam Samson family. Jack McMillen and Virgil spent holidays with friends in Loveland and Fort Collins. Martha Saylor and children from Greeley visit Wiggette family. Ilazel Pritchard and Myrtle Davis visited aunt and uncle. Davis family held Christmas dinner with all children home. Nelsons look for a place near Lucerne after selling their farm.
Windsor residents celebrated Christmas with visits from Denver Greeley Salt Lake City and Sedgwick and hosted gatherings at homes and churches. Mrs Floyd Hunter Mrs Harry Adcock and several families shared holidays while a M E service preached a helpful sermon and a tree offering supported a Japanese student.
Fort Lupton residents share news of a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. George Vickrey. Edna Koolwar returns to Gerry Nebraska to resume teaching. Margaret Twombly home from Severance to teach. R. L. Winbourn and wife plan to settle in Fort Lupton. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. DeVinney visit the Barrs for Christmas. Local gatherings feature a six o'clock dinner and a Social Sixteen party with a Christmas tree and gifts. Dr G F Milne dies in Denver after illness.
The Thursday Afternoon club held its annual luncheon at Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Twombly's home with 23 members in attendance. The parlor was decorated in Christmas colors with bells and ornaments, featuring a six course luncheon prepared by club members and hosted by Miss Sarah Twombly and Mrs. H. L. Twombly. The event closed with warm receptions and promises of the next gathering.
Miss Dove of Weston visits Mrs Levi Dickerson while George Yeagy and Miss Neva visit relatives in Kansas. Fort Collins visitors Will Ray and wife. Roscoe Farr returns from the Agricultural college for holidays. A Woodmen Hall Christmas dance draws a crowd of factory men. Fortnightly club hosted by Mr and Mrs John McCall. M L Brown and family back from Canada and Michigan. Infant son of John Wilson and wife buried on Christmas day. Eaton club plans New Year reception and dance. Elizabeth Dickerson celebrates seventh birthday with a party. High school dance well received. Basketball crowd enjoyed Christmas night at George Cobb’s home. W N Butler injures hand in sugar factory engine room. Will Goodan, former Eaton resident, visiting relatives from Los Angeles. John Mecartney and family hosted Christmas Day, Christmas night, and Thursday last week. Will Roy’s bicycle has been stolen again. A H Myers and wife visit from Denver. Ellen Myers and H T OConner visit from La Junta. Blanche Middleton, former Illinois Training School nurse, holidays with mother. College guests Irene Dailey, Alice Hutchinson of Colorado College. Wilson Smillie returns to Springs. Allen Lincoln of Golden. Elmer Hand of Colorado Springs. Christmas observed across churches with varied programs and tree lightings. Liberal donations made for the Denver poor.
The holiday season features an organ recital by Doane Jr. with soprano Adah M. Castor at the Congregational church Friday evening. The event earns praise from the Republican Gazette and Ashland Daily Press for Doane’s masterful technique and varied program, including the Marche Nuptiale and Lohengrin Vorspiel. The program details follow.
The Fourteenth series of the Greeley Building and Loan Association stock is now open and subscriptions are received by secretary Jas H Hays. The association, after thirteen years, has never foreclosed on a loan and frames itself as a prudent investment for small savings and an affordable path to home ownership.
An advertised remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and all pulmonary diseases claims rapid recovery for both young and old. Sold by all druggists and marketed as a sure cure regardless of how the cough began. The ad urges readers to avoid neglect and try the syrup for relief.
Rev. B. Langdon of the Nazarene church in San Francisco will preach at the Electric Theater in Greeley on Sunday for both morning and evening services. He travels from California to deliver sermons to local congregants.
Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. on the subject A New Year’s Resolution plus Holy Communion. Vesper service at 4 15 p.m. The Christmas music previously enjoyed will be repeated this Sunday. Public welcome. J A Trimmer Rector.
Misses Anna Carrie and Eula Smith entertained friends on New Year’s Eve with a watch night party at 713 Thirteenth Street. Father Time greeted guests at the door in a grisly display. Mr. Kelley won a contest molding Father Time. Refreshments were served at midnight.
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Salve for fever sores and chronic sores, claiming it keeps them healthy without full healing. It praises the salve as excellent for chapped hands burns sore nipples and other skin diseases and notes it is available from all druggists.
The pastor R. J. Hunter invites all to morning services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at noon The Y P C E B meets at 6 30 in the evening The morning topic A Happy New Year The evening topic Should the Bible be abolished from the Public Schools All are cordially invited
Are you a weather prophet. Does rheumatism tell you when rain is coming. You'd quit predicting weather if you could get rid of rheumatism then use Ballard's Snow Liniment. Sure relief. Price 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Thirty five Triangle Fraternity members of the M E church held an open house yesterday from 1 to 7 pm at the church Reading rooms. They invited all their lady friends to witness their hospitality as a leap year event. An engaging program and refreshments drew a throng of callers.
A January 28 private rail excursion via Colorado and Southern departs Denver to visit prehistoric ruins in Mexico. Reservations are urged by T. Ek. Fisher, G P A, Denver.
An advertisement extols Ballard's Snow Liniment as the finest remedy for neuralgia rheumatism burns scalds and other pains. It urges readers to save their face by curing neuralgia and highlights its wide range of claimed uses.
Advertises everything below cost at Gull Brandt and Johanson's including clothing hats and gents furnishings. It highlights deep discounts across men’s wear and accessories with a sense of urgency for shoppers seeking bargains.
A Brooklyn Eagle item recounts ancient and modern cat lore from Egypt to Japan. It notes Egyptian cat worship, a city cats feast near Cairo, the cats meat man in Rome and London, Welsh cat guardians, post office cats, and a candle-lit Japanese China cat scare to deter pests.
Ernest Thompson Seton argues on a scale of comparative speeds among animals. He cites greyhounds wolves coyotes horses hares and pronghorns and notes that small differences in top speed determine survival and race outcomes. He observes coyotes average about 700 yards per minute with potential exceptional speed among rare individuals.
An Irish baronet refused to pay damages for deer trespass on a farmer’s turnip fields claiming wild animals bore no responsibility. Judge Orris recounts the incident where the baronet attempted to send a deer haunch to the trial judge. Chief Justice Monahan advised taking the haunch, then imprisoning the offender for contempt.
Frank Daves a CashS grocery delivery clerk was held up Saturday evening in the alley between Eleventh and Twelfth streets and Seventh and Eighth avenues. Two men blocked his path one covering his mouth and gripping his throat while the other rifled his pockets taking about $12. No clues are known.
The company promotes a private Mexico train tour described as the Egypt of the New World. Early reservations urged with T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., handling arrangements.
Private railcar voyage departs Denver January 28 offering berth and drawing room reservations. Exclusive journey promising luxury travel through a themed Egypt of America Mexico route with reserved sections.
Removal sale at Gullbrandt and Johanson features clothing hats and gent’s furnishings offered at reduced prices. Shop details and dates not specified.
Jenkins, an amateur vocalist, sang to soothe a house where the oldest daughter was recovering from a nervous breakdown. His Tosca aria evoked sadness, earning muted applause as the mother noted Gertie’s improvement after three months of struggle.
A medical officer debates granting an extra pound of bread to Private M who asks to label it as a bread poultice. Regulations bar a double bread allowance in one day, but the private persists, seeking relief during rounds.
The article states that Gypsies first appeared in Europe about six centuries ago, originating from northern India rather than Egypt. It traces their spread from Turkey and Greece to the Balkans and Hungary, noting their nomadic lifestyle and occasional petty theft, while acknowledging some sympathetic studies praising their good qualities.
Notice to stockholders of The Greeley Building and Loan Association that the annual meeting will be held at the office in Greeley Colorado on Tuesday January 7 1908 at 730 PM The agenda includes the officers annual report election of a seven member board auditing committee and other business George D Statler President J H Hays Secretary Dated December 5 1907
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