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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
2
The Morning Sermon at 11 o'clock titled Soul invites all. Swedish Lutheran holds 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m service, 7:30 p m evening service, all welcome. Wayside Altars topic at 11.30? The public worship at 10:45 a m features The Greatest Need of the World. John Doane and Orville A. Petty listed as pastors. attendees urged to join.
Clinton Brockway, pastor, preaches at 10 45 with Sunday school at noon in the corner Ninth street and Ninth avenue church. For several Sundays the general topic is The Platform of a Liberal Church with next Sunday's sermon on Religion.
Laroma Morgan seven months died January 18 from pneumonia. Mrs. Thomas Briggs, 71, born in England, died last Thursday at 1016 Sixth street after rheumatic heart disease. Survived by husband, two daughters Mrs Jackson Baxter and Mrs Ed Roslin, and son E T Briggs. Funeral held Sunday at home with Rev. R J Hunter officiating.
Members gathered at Mrs Adda Bliss home on January 26 enjoying pleasant weather. A noted Russian was named during roll call. Papers on Peter the Great and Catherine II were presented by Mrs Dora Baxter and Mrs Ruth Bliss. Miss Lizzie Nicholls described Novgorod and its great fair. Refreshments followed and next meeting set with Mrs Kate Bliss on February 9.
The Farmers Institute features Professor Carlyle on horse judging with C B Tisdel overseeing the exhibit. Dr Glover speaks on domestic animal diseases and remedies, Miss Ammons lectures on cooking, and a potato and grain program follows with Euu gene Grubb and W Hi Olin.
A box and shadow social will be held at the M. B. A. hall next Tuesday evening February 6. Boxes cost 50 cents and shadows five cents per guess with prizes for the best guesses. Dancing follows the social. All welcome. ladies urged to bring boxes. Advertising may supply the solution to the small riddle.
The artesian well near Grover is active with well drillers at work. Mrs H H Blackmore plans to reside in Ault after a visit with her parents. A birthday surprise at the Parker residence on Hazel Morris last Thursday evening was enjoyed. Geo Burns depot agent and Geo Morris are building an artificial skating pond near the B M depot using surplus tank water.
Mrs Geo Miller called at Mrs Houston's on Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Perry Murray on Sunday January 28. Miss Grace Duvall and Lula Houston shopped in Greeley Saturday. Several carloads of sheep head to the Denver stock show from Lucerne. Misses Agnes and Emma Faulk of Eaton visited relatives east of Lucerne Sunday.
Dr Cecilia Gustaf of Stockholm is presented as a telepathic and spirit medium with claimed fortunes and healing powers. She is said to read lives since age four and has allegedly aided mining camps Cripple Creek and Telluride with remarkable finds. The note places her at room 4 Brown Cafe.
A London World critique argues that modern England stays sane through liveliness and humor. It counters claims of excessive frivolity, noting society’s craving for missions philanthropy and bold views while warning against obsession with seriousness.
The naga or hooded cobra is revered as a sacred protector and omen of success in India. Its veneration links to sun worship and orthodox Hinduism, with Nagas seen as deified rulers and Nagara ja hs temples honoring ancient Nagarajah rulers.
S W Morrison of Evans was killed after being thrown from his buggy in the south part of town Tuesday morning. He suffered multiple broken bones and died about three hours later after failing to avoid an approaching Denver passenger train. He did not hear the train in time to cross. The frightened horse upset the buggy during the attempted turn.
A Boston Herald writer cites London as full of social sponging at major events. Hosts invite many with little acquaintance, creating sprawling gatherings with hundreds present and people snacking in bedrooms at 1 a.m. The piece also notes the French origin of the British anthem God Save the King with a tale linking it to Louis XIV and Handel.
Henry F. Miller pianos advertised for sale around Greeley with 27 years of use still praised as first class. The seller George D. Horne reports twelve pianos sold last year and aims to double sales this year at prices no higher than low grade pianos.
The notice advertises round trip Denver to Mexico City travel for 77.65 dollars. It highlights attractions including parks plazas cathedrals theatres clubs and museums, with side trips to Mitla Tampico Vera Cruz and other points. G P A Mr T EB Fisher of Colorado and Southern in Denver offers full data.
Notice announces annual meeting of stockholders of Seven Lakes Reservoir Company at Sanborn & Houston office in Greeley Colorado on February 9 1906 at 2 o'clock p m. Purpose: elect board of directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. Secretary J B Phillips Greeley Colo January 25 1906.
A home remedy notes rheumatic muscle pain may ease with Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied two to three times daily and massaged vigorously. If relief fails, a dampened flannel bound to the sore area is said to bring quick relief. available from druggists.
Congressman Morse tells Speaker Reed that people talk of Reed for president and Reed replies that they could do worse and he doubts they will be elected someday. The exchange highlights mutual respect between the two figures and their influence.
A mother scolds Georgie to use his napkin while he jokes he is tying the dog to the table leg with it. The gag captures domestic humor from Golden Days era.
Property listing for 80 acres described as good land with water and improvements. Price cited as 8,000 dollars. Seller identified as J. S. Holland.
A playful exchange centers on trees as a judge asks about favorites and a speaker names the Yew as their choice while praising the oak for strength in a dated dialogue. The scene evokes arboreal devotion and quick courtroom wit within a literary snippet.
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