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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
6
Copy of seals and official clerk signature printed in Greeley from December 5 with last publication dated January 20 1908. Public notice records an ordination or legal action and cites the official publication timeline.
Christmas was observed with many family reunions at numerous homes. Guests included families from Ft. Collins Denver Sterling Vandergrift Eaton and Greeley, plus local residents. Multiple dinners and a decorated tree highlighted a day of rest and fellowship.
Services held in Steele's hall with Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning sermon at 11 a.m. Y P C B at 6 30 p m Evening sermon at 7 30 Rev C BE Douhan is the pastor.
Lizzie Amend wife of Jacob Amend died last Saturday December 21 at age 33. Emma Wagner nine months daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Wagner died Thursday December 19 of pneumonia. Funeral services for Amend were held at the Russian church and for Emma at the home 2024 Tenth street with interment at Linn Grove cemetery.
Gladys Harriet Armstrong eight months old daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Armstrong died last Thursday December 19 from pneumonia Reverend Fife conducted funeral services at the home south of Greeley on Saturday and interment followed at Linn Grove cemetery
Joseph Pitcock aged eighteen dies from tuberculosis at his parents home near Kersey. Funeral at Macy's parlors, Linn Grove cemetery Canfield. Mary I Canfield dies of typhoid at home east of Greeley aged forty seven. Remains from Stanton Nebraska shipped for burial. husband and three children accompany burial. Mr Canfield to return to Greeley.
Vera Viola Miner aged 19 died December 1 1907 at 10 30 am from endocarditis after two weeks illness. She was born March 31 1888 in Spencer Iowa and moved to Greeley in 1906 with her parents. Funeral held December 1907 at 533 West Fourteenth Avenue with burial at Linn Grove. Her family and many friends mourn her loss and memories.
Beebe Draw reports Ad Fry drilling a well for Jake Bohlender. Asa Chesnut returns home for holiday vacation from Greeley. Hazel Shouse recovering from tonsillitis. Edna and Iva Dean visit from Ault for Christmas. Kansas land buyers viewed farms with purchase interest. Andersons move back to the Draw from Lafayette. James Leroy family visits Florence for holidays. No prayer meeting this week. next Wednesday at R S Chesnut’s led by Jake Oster. Wentz school presented a fine program. Miss Smith from Greeley takes two week vacation.
LaSalle Bainbridge returned from a visit to Chicago. G Whitney is confined to his room with a relapse of grippe. Edith Herrington is visiting friends in Denver for the holidays. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Bentley on Monday December 23. Adah and Edith Ellis are on a two week holiday at home. Walter Sylvester and his children with Miss Mertie Sylvester left for California to spend the winter.
Kettley and Miss Ina Billings were married on December 22 at the Billings home with Rev. R. J. Hunter officiating. The couple is welcomed by the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Billings.
Wm. Anderson and Miss Maud Knowles of Windsor were married on December 19 at the Marlborough by Rev. R. J. Hunter, pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
Ross Tennant of Evans and Miss Elizabeth Wiggett of Peckham wed at the Marlborough on Thursday December 19. Rev. R. J. Hunter of the First Presbyterian Church officiated.
Miss Blanch Wiggins daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank E Wiggins of Oshkosh Wisconsin married Harold L Post yesterday December 25 in Denver He is a former Oshkosh resident recently employed at E B Carruthers clothing store They will reside in Gle ely and stay at Mrs Parry-Thomas home for the moment
Miss Brnice Bardwell and Frank Williams wed last Saturday at the Bardwell home in Crow Creek. Rev. Whittaker officiated at noon with fifty relatives present. The couple will reside in Greeley as they begin housekeeping.
A Show Girl company of pretty performers brings musical vaudeville to the opera house on Monday December 30. The two and a half hour program features a stranded Greek-venue story with comedy, ensembles, and stylish dress by Grace Wilson. Miss Lillie Sutherland shares rare praise for dancing before a Maori king, while Wilson is noted as a top dresser and seasoned in musical comedy.
In the summer of 1903 Mr. S. Ped ler of Toronto reports severe instep pain that made walking difficult. He tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was completely cured by one small bottle. He has recommended it to several friends who likewise speak highly of it. For sale by all druggists.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting at 1630 Ninth Avenue on Friday January 10 1908 at 730 PM to elect directors review officers report and transact other business. W G Chambers Secretary.
A. L. Camp Jr writes to clarify his earlier letter to the County Republican, denying enmity toward Greeley papers while critiquing local conditions. He defends his stance on hitching posts and hay loads, argues for a near town market, and predicts future city growth may alter rural ties. He notes farmer approval and rejects sensationalism.
Fairplay residents record visits and gatherings last week. C H Weber traveled to Dewey Oklahoma to see his brother. Nellie Hale of Fort Collins visited Mrs John Carroll. C H Weber’s sister in Windsor, Mrs Frank Springer and family, paid a call. Grace and Lottie Nichols are home for the holidays, and Mrs Albert Nichols visited friends in Greeley. Zinn Johnson Springer, Mr and Mrs John Rienks and Laura, S P Sorrenson and Ed Shanks attended a musical evening at Mrs Cc H Weber’s home.
A testimonial from David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia praising Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says they relieve a heavy dull after meal sensation by improving digestion and regulating liver and bowels. The ad invites readers to obtain a free sample at any drug store.
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