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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1909
Page
2
A collage of small town notices lists Kinsella insurance Glaxier the jeweler and several residents. It mentions Mise Louise Seelbach ill at home Mrs Sarah Frances recovering and Anna Bennett Marjory Webb visiting Fort Collins, plus Orrs smith shop and Fo leys Honey and Tar advertisements.
Mrs J T Mowatt of Denver spent Friday in Greeley. Miss Minnie Tedrow visited friends in Ault. Square piano for sale. Kitts address 713 Tenth Street. Mrs L W Johnson spent two days in Ault. First class horse shoeing at Orrs shop 617 619 Sixth Ave. H M Bons traded Pleasant Valley farm for one east of Greeley. Miss Mamie Wyatt visited friends in Ault. Best carriage work in northern Colorado at L Orrs 617-619 Sixth Ave. Mr and Mrs Decker and son Harold visited Denver for a few days. Miss Almata Asmus hosted Junior Bridge Whist at her home. Mrs Andrew Lang returned to Platteville after visit with Mrs George Tucker. Ed Ingram of Middle Park visiting relatives in Greeley and his daughter Mrs Homer Cushman in Eaton. Going, going not quite gone. Poultrymen get Conkeys 25c Poultry book at T C Williams city scales money back guarantee. Mrs W A Philips hosted a pleasant dinner party Friday evening with several young ladies from the United Presbyterian church.
Albany Hotel offers a very low special rate to state residents of Colorado and Wyoming at a minimum of 1.00 per day while in Denver. Foley's Orino Laxative promotes healthy regular bowels without gripe, sold by druggists. Raymond Wolfe handles Satur day Evening Post subscriptions at home or Tribune office. The Herbert Stock Farm of Denver announces an auction at Denver Union Stock Yards on February 22 featuring forty head of standard bred yearlings and two to three year-olds, brood mares and stallions. free catalogue available from Herbert Stock Farm Co. 17326 Broadway Denver.
A compilation of brief items mentions life insurance, a motorcycle giveaway at Lester's, loan offers by A M McClenahan, and travel notes about J W Crone and Charles Waterhouse. Residents include John Shaffer in town from Fort Collins, new births to Mr and Mrs F E Boynton, and real estate work on Mrs M F P Hendersons lot. Local visits span Fort Collins and Eaton, with a plan for a modern dwelling rise on Eleventh Avenue and Pranty considering relocation. Albany hotel promotes European plan rooms. theatergoers attend The Red Mill. A Presbyterian duet titled Mothers Songs impresses at church.
Jennie Miller traveled through Greeley on Friday en route from Eaton to Timnath visiting her son Albert Miller and family. She stayed with her sister Kate Butler during the Greeley visit.
At the weekly Bible class gathering Mrs. C. H. Wolfe hosted a reunion social. About twenty former members attended and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon together.
Rev and Mrs J M Wylie entertained Mr and Mrs Finley Faris with an informal Thursday evening reception at their home. Twenty five guests attended as the gathering enjoyed games and music in a pleasant, lighthearted social.
Sale Clayton of Kirkwood arrived in Greeley Sunday for a visit with Mr and Mrs W L Clayton. He is a relative of the senator and will go to Denver tomorrow to seek a business location.
Dr. J. G. Hughes traveled to Denver Friday to visit his father-in-law Judge H. P. Bennett who was hurt in a street car fall. Bennett suffers a broken hip and Mrs. Hughes remains at his side since the accident.
J. B. Harrison, previously with Park Merchandise Co and now back from Colorado City after a year or two, has assumed charge of the Park Merchandise Co shoe department. Greeley friends are invited to welcome him.
Advises reducing rich foods to avoid stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy. Encourages trying the product with sampler free and notes availability at druggists.
Robberts, an Evans man driven to imbalance by his three ill children, was released from county jail Sunday evening. He needed rest and sleep, and he received both during the week of confinement.
A clipped note mentions Ray C. Watson Arent Kinsella and insurance firms in relation to an automobile order. The fragment suggests a legal or business inquiry but lacks full details or context.
A county court Saturday scene featured a Japanese man from Eaton pleading guilty to selling liquor. He cheerfully handed over $7250 in fines, while insisting he did not need a lawyer and would pay the judge directly. The judge warned against light penalties on future bootlegging cases.
A petition from water owners in southwest Weld and part of Adams County prompted the county commissioners to approve an election date of February 27. The proposed Denver Greeley Valley district would stretch from Barr Lake in Adams County north to near Kersey and include Platteville LaSalle Lupton Peckham and areas served by Buckers Fulton Burlington ditches. If approved it will require a new state river commissioner appointment and is expected to face strong opposition due to added costs.
An advertisement claims Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache and kidney disorders across age groups. It cites Mrs. J W Coons of Greeley Colorado praising their effect on her ten year old daughter and notes price, sellers, and Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents.
In Fishback v Viney McPherson et al a judge awarded Fishback $62 after a dispute over a real estate sale. Fishback claimed his equity was worth $675 and sought the difference against the agents who sold his property while he was abroad. The defense valued the sale at $450 and a prior settlement offer of $69 was rejected, with the verdict $6 less than that offer.
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