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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1904
Page
6
An item notes a paper published by five hundred eighty four订 and entered at the Greeley Colorado post office for second class mail transmission.
The Greeley Tribune notes subscribers must request discontinuation to stop service. Prompt handling follows an order for new subscriptions. Courtesy payment should cover any outstanding balances, with ads and notices priced at ten cents per line.
The Tribune states it did not start proceedings against H E Church and Charles Davis in the Von Gehren matter before Denver Grand Jury. It says rumors are baseless and that election day saw the Tribune cease campaigning on Churchill and Davis, emphasizing it is a newspaper not a prosecutor.
Miss Lilias McDonald and H. J. Wilson of Greeley were married by Rev. J. A. Davis at the M. E. parsonage on last Wednesday afternoon December 21.
E. C. Norris of LaSalle and Miss Essie E. Jay of Evans were married at the bride's home on Saturday afternoon. Only the families of the couple attended, and both are well known in the LaSalle area.
Berthoud groom C A Rockwell and Loveland bride Leone Wagner were married last Monday evening at Rev R J Hunter’s home in this city. The bride comes from a respectable Loveland family and the groom is a prosperous farmer near Berthoud, son of Denver judge Lewis Rockwell.
At the bride’s sister's home Mrs H E Churchill last Wednesday evening Grace B Waddington wed Frank A Gerrett of Milwaukee. Rev F M Sheldon officiated. only relatives attended. The house featured Christmas colors kinnikinick and poinsettias. The bride will be missed in local music circles as she moves to Milwaukee with her husband.
One of the era's many Christmas weddings linked Miss L Blanche Nauman of 1223 Tenth Avenue with Earl H Smith of Kinsley Kansas. The ceremony took place at 1 pm on Sunday conducted by Rev R J Hunter. About fifty guests attended as the home’s white and green decorations framed the wedding party. The couple departed yesterday for their Kinsley home Kaw.
City, Mo. native has spent most of life in Greeley and recently lived near Seely Lake. The groom arrived with the beet sugar industry and has worked at the Greeley factory for two seasons. He is a well known member of the Greeley Reds, a popular local team.
In Eaton last Thursday evening Mrs. Amanda K. Hill and James I. Alger of Wayne Nebraska were married at the brides home by Rev. O L Orton and J F Coffman in the presence of relatives. The bride formerly Miss Dickerson is a well known Eaton resident and sister in law of Mrs. Benjamin H Eaton. The couple will reside in Eaton briefly then likely return to Wayne where the groom runs a large ranch.
At noon last Sunday Miss Josephine Cole daughter of C J Cole of 1102 Thirteenth street married Clarence C Baker of Ault in the First Presbyterian church officiated by Rev R J Hunter. About thirty relatives and friends attended a wedding dinner followed the ceremony. The bride known in Greeley and LaGrange communities was born near Greeley and moved to town two years ago. The groom came from Ellsworth Kansas three years ago and has since worked at the Great Western Sugar Farmers Spur weigh station and then with Boyle Commission as Ault station manager. The newlyweds departed for their home in Ault after the ceremony.
Miss Nena R Holland and Fredric C Gedge wed Tuesday evening at 6 at the home of Mr and Mrs James A Holland 429 Sixth Street The bride a Greeley High School and State Normal School graduate taught in Denver and Fort Lupton The groom a prosperous farmer lives near Kersey After a reception the couple will travel to Cheyenne Salt Lake City San Francisco and return by the Southern Pacific Their home will be the groom’s ranch three miles west of Kersey on Feb 15 1905 Only a few relatives attended and the ceremony was a surprise to many friends.
In urgent croup cases, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised as a longstanding dependable treatment. M. F. Compton of Market Texas reports using it with his children and receiving prompt relief. For sale by all druggists.
Notice to shareholders that the Hillsborough Extension Ditch company will hold its annual meeting at the secretary's office in Greeley Colorado on January 3 1905 at 2 o clock p m for electing a board of directors and other business. Proxy allowed. W R Adams secretary.
The findings of Referee Annis in the Poudre valley ad judication were partially confirmed by Judge Bennett. The decree was redrafted in some cases with updated numbers and figures as ordered by the district court.
Annual meeting of the stockholders at 812 Ninth Avenue Greeley Colorado on Saturday forenoon January 14 1905 at 10 am to elect five directors for the year and levy an assessment and transact other business. J B Phillips secretary Greeley Colo December 28 1904.
Greeley residents report rapid improvement of a four year old’s facial rash after using Dean's Ointment from H Reynolds & Co. drug store. Mrs. G W Meade and others claim the ointment cured itching skin and recommends Doan's for sale nationwide at 50 cents via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY agents.
An essay extols long life for men of advanced age, noting thin, spare habits rather than fattened bodies. It advises occasional excess or unsuitable foods may require Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets to cleanse and aid digestion and liver function, then asserts longevity is possible. Sold by all druggists.
A visitor extols Ormond Florida with palms pines orange and lemon groves and the Halifax river. The note highlights tropical drives and fishing, the ocean, and Ormond as a drawing card on the east coast. Low fares to Florida points offered with literature on request from I. K. Fisher C S Ry Denver.
The Weld County Abstract and Investment Company will hold a stockholders meeting at its Greeley office on Monday January 2 1905 at 7 PM. Directors to be elected for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting. Secretary A J Allen dated December 21 1904.
The Nordell family expresses gratitude to friends for support and sympathy during the illness and passing of their beloved relative C. J. Nordel. IVER NORDELL AND RELATIVES.
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