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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
16
A compilation of social notes from Weld County including visits among families in Merino Haton and Denver. Birth announced a baby boy born Saturday to Sidney and Mrs Lane at her parents home. Local travel and visits to friends and relatives over the week with minor weather impact and a few business errands noted.
Highland Lake visitors included Mr and Mrs E H Knott from Berthoud on Sunday. Several locals attended a Mead dance Friday night. Mr and Mrs Stockton of Denver were guests of Mr Daley last week. Henry Yates moved to the Mead house recently built by Ed Johnston. Ed Johnston moved from Mead recently.
Mrs. James Dunn has been ill with grippe the past week. Mrs. T. G. Macy of Greeley spent Saturday with Mrs. Ellis. L. J. Herrington visited friends near Peckham last week. R. Sullivan returned from Washta Iowa after a few weeks visit. Mrs. John Dunn of East Evans called on friends in La Salle last week. Miss Adah Ellis attended the State Teachers association in Denver. There have been from one to three.
Ollie Davis spent Christmas in Ault and Hazleton closes Friday evening for a week long vacation. BE. C. Davis suffers from appendicitis and rheumatism. Edith Roads visited with Brownie Wilson. Alonzo Beetham and family spent Christmas in Windsor. Ben Bluford and Jerome Landrum visited Loveland with parents. Daisy Lillard will stay on her Salem Colorado homestead part of vacation. Laura and Regina Peidaley are home from the Normal for vacation. Mrs. Fred Landon’s niece Mrs. Chapman of Denver vacationing in Hazleton. Emily Barber of Greeley visiting cousin Ora Barber. A dance by Earl and Eugene Beardsley drew a large Hazleton crowd and others.
A large group of relatives and friends shared Christmas day with J. B. Cozzins D. H. Barber John Moody Harry Sylvester C. G. Beggs A. B. Willis Dollie Curtis and others. The Union mission Sunday school of Hazleton sponsored the Christmas tree and the program, highlighted by an eight girl Chinese drill.
Elwell revival meetings begin this week at the chapel on Wednesday. Miss Anna Van Dorpen spends holiday in Denver. Spaur family guests at Eberhardt home for Christmas. Several local residents improve after medical care. Maud McConnell to teach Johnstown third and fourth grades. Mrs Shull and Beulah host Eichmann and Flory families and Van Dorpen at Christmas. Thornton visits Albuquerque, NM. Kibby Sybrant wedding attended by Elwell friends. Sybrants live on farm near Berthoud. Miss Pearl Eberhardt hosts Friends class social with Thomas Jefferson discussed. Whewell home hosts a social and a surprise seventeenth birthday for Harry.
H M Bruce remains very ill as do S F Hunt and wife. J O Dennis and wife visit in Colorado Springs while Alfred Lucan family convalesce. Egner family enjoy time in Denver. Ben Bolin welcomes a daughter born Friday December 27. Henry Lawson and Erie visitors call on W J Carpenter. Vera Hull and Gilcrest mother were here last Saturday. Denver visitors James Johnson and S F Hunt clan. Armstrong family from Lupton celebrate Christmas with F W Hammitts. Adams Mercantile of Mead represented by M S Adams visits Monday. Egner and family continue travels.
A string of holiday visits and family gatherings spreads across the Platte Valley. A. J. Novey leaves for Denver after serving as night operator. Dr. Milne’s funeral drew N. J. Brody and others. Denver visitors stay with local families. An operation at St Josephs hospital in Denver for John Hicks is reported successful.
Cipson A H Strom is recovering from a severe illness. Mr Foster and wife entertain Mississippi relatives. H M DeVotie and J G Graham on sick list. Meshure from Wisconsin builds near Gipson. Foster from Mississippi eyeing farms to buy. Harsh hosts Ewing and Teller relatives from Greeley. Webster and Teller’s return from Scotts Bluff, Mrs Curry improving. Moore, former Gipson resident, plans move back from Greeley. Swan family visiting University Park Denver. Graham sells eighty acres to Carlson Isaacson, acquiring Carlson property in Gipson area.
Evans residents report Christmas visits in Denver and Pierce as well as local social events. Miss Deleen departs for a Denver trip, while Miss Mattie Walker tours from Kansas City to stay with Mrs. Hubbard. Local injuries include Edwin Young’s arm dislocation and Pat Lynch’s pneumonia with Dr. Horton attending. The G A R post installs officers, and weddings are announced for Lulu Brubaker and John Luther Swartz as Earl Crooke plans to settle in Evans.
The Greeley High School class of 1907 gathered last Thursday at Miss Laura Thompson's home. Of twenty three members, thirteen attended, turning the evening into a thoroughly enjoyable event with games, reminiscences, and delicious refreshments served by the girls.
Coughs and colds in children may progress to croup or pleurisy or pneumonia. Ballard Horehound Syrup is advertised as a quick cure and preventive for complications. Sold by all draggists.
CH. Baird specializes in cleaning pressing and repairing for ladies and gentlemen. Garments of all kinds altered and re tailored. A full line of foreign and domestic woolens for suitings. A fit guaranteed. Any work will be given prompt attentive service.
A Steam Laundry advertises careful laundering that preserves fabric through washing and ironing. It highlights thorough work, fair charges, and a holiday present for every patron, inviting customers to send shirts collars cuffs and other items for professional care.
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