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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
8
Mrs. D Straight visited Windsor for several days. Mrs. Wm Wilson hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering in honor of Mrs. Macy bound for California and Mrs. Christman heading to Greeley. Social club annual meeting with Mr and Mrs Pennington followed by card games and refreshments. few members due to cold night but report a pleasant time.
The ELWELL Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Rodefer. Dilley Chapel gains eight members last Sunday. Flory family and Mrs Partridge shopped in Loveland Thursday. Mr and Mrs Sam Goodwin visiting friends from Windsor. Henry Brown Oliver Lee and Mrs Swanson ill. Miss Maud McConnell visited Loveland with her brother. Twenty seven youths enjoyed the Webster social at the Eichmann home Friday. Friends class No 2 formed with six teen members. Al Smith president Lew Worden vice president Martin Peterson secretary. They invite Friends class No 1 to a social at Purvis home Friday.
Mrs John Clarkson's brother Will Stoke visits. Mr Jenkins and son Donald ill with lagrippe. J S Archibald's milch cow killed on rail. John Archibald sells potatoes at George Greens. Mrs Brown has soft water well bored and barn expansion. J W Hodgell resigns as school board president. Albert Lawrence appointed. Mrs Von Rosenburg hosts quilting party with dinner. Von Rosenburg ill after Texas trip. son Charley stays in Colorado. District votes February 1 to sell four acres at auction minimum 215 per acre with water. Literary and basket social planned for next Friday. baskets sold to ladies.
Mrs. D. B. Cloud spent last week in Fort Collins while L. E. Frazier made a business visit to Greeley Monday. Emma Teller arrived from Denver Friday to visit her parents over the weekend. Alvin Morrison and bride of Steamboat Springs visited Windsor friends. Lewis Kern returned from Chicago where he hauled several cars of sheep. Editor Ray suffers lagrippe this past week and Mr. Martin remains under its grip. Mrs. Dr. Gormly and daughter Katherine visited Greeley last Monday with Sheriff Florance’s family. The Tullis & Davis Clothing company...
A Loveland man is identified as the buyer set to take control of the company. Rev Cooper led a memorial sermon at the M E church for Armin Farris two years old, who died of scarlet fever two weeks ago. The Windsor Literary Association held its annual meeting at the M E church, electing three new members and reelecting L B Fraizer and Mrs J T Perkins, with G E Osterhout joining.
Eaton society notes report Lee Wooley’s resignation at the depot and a birth of a son to P. G. Carlson and wife. Other items include dinners and luncheons, club meetings at Mrs. E. G. Steele’s and the Woodman hall, sports between Eaton and Cheyenne, a collarbone injury to Geo. Patton, and marriage of Miss Myrie Lehman and Peter Scheurn.
A M C Dodge births and quarantine news. A W Morrison rents east farm to Theodore Frye. California visitors Calhouns stay with Huffs. Two new hose companies formed, citizen and Company C. Sunshine Society meets Frid at 4 o clock. Mrs Poe travels to Golden as mother dies. funeral Sunday. Ladies Aid oyster supper at DeWitt hotel room Feb 8 with cake coffee peaches. A M Nixon buys Jo house and plans real estate in Brown Avery building. J N King’s daughter Dorothy returns from Denver after appendicitis operation and recovers. Ross Webber arrested Saturday for disturbing the peace. assault on Judge Sheetz. Mayor appoints Henderson to try case. fined 35 and costs 76 20.
The boys posted the best January record, prompting the girls to forfeit and host a lively home gathering for teachers and pupils. A surprise party at Elmer Brewington’s home celebrated his return after illness, while Grandfather Shreeves suffered a thigh fracture in a street accident. Out of town visitors included several Greeley and Windsor residents, plus Chicago and Buffalo travelers. In a separate mishap at Chas Hinds’s home, a boy’s oil stove toppled, but a lodger’s quick hand carryout prevented further damage and injuries were minor.
Fairplay Mrs Foster of Ault keeps house for Ed Shanks. Marcus Beadle rents farm to Mr Nelson of Ault. Jack Jones travels to San Luis Valley to search for land. Wellborn Brothers of Ault rent Richard Carroll's farm for the season. Mrs BE Taggert Winnifred and Margaret Adams of Greeley visit Mrs Charles Weber. Mr and Mrs R L Martin and family leave for Hot Springs Ark for six months of rheumatic treatment. Willie McWilliams and Miss Dean two teachers boarding at McWilliams home taken with scarlet fever last week. Miss Moore and Miss Fry of Greeley engaged as teachers while the Deans are quarantined. School opens next week.
Mr and Mrs Myers and family settled in a new home with Mr Powell visiting from the Wiggette family. Mrs Pearl Rudd and her young daughter stayed with Miss Frances Miller. Roy Noe bought a LaSalle house planning to move it to his ranch for beet tenders. Mrs DeVinney traveled to Denver Thursday. Mr Craven and son prospect coal on their farm. Belle Kingsbury of Evans visited Thursday. Mr Miller and daughter Frances were in Denver last week. Edwin Davis Sr and wife went to Denver on Saturday. Myers family who bought the Nelson farm moved Saturday. John Pritchard and daughter drove through Sunday. Annie Flowers and Margaret Davis visited Greeley friends Saturday through Monday.
Mrs Elmer Clarkson has been on the sick list for some time Charley Jackson expects to ship some of his fat sheep soon Prof Bullock of the Normal school is having a soft water well put down on his farm Ben Beacham is having his house mowed down on first avenue That avenue begins to look like a city street Several Delta residents attended the stock show in Denver last week including J W Shearer T Hall and Claud Clarkson Chas Robison has returned from California and is glad to be home Mrs Robinson will not return until summer as she is better There is a school election at the school house next Saturday at one o clock Every voter should attend the school meeting
Mr and Mrs P W Allen entertained guests Wednesday evening with a seven oclock dinner. Pink and white tulips and carnations adorned the table. The evening included bridge whist with attendees C N Jackson E J Decker J C Mosher Harry H Shaw and L S Hickman.
We express public thanks for the kindness shown during our loss of wife and mother Mrs. Eliza Miller by the Elks G A R and W R C members courthouse officials and local friends.
That terrible itching from eczema tetter and salt rheum is eased instantly by Chamberlain’s Salve. Many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by all druggists.
Information leading to the discovery of any stray horses branded F M on the left shoulder will be rewarded. A Tisdel Sr is administrator of the estate of Frank Marks, deceased, Greeley Colorado.
Mr and Mrs T J Hall express sincere thanks to all who assisted during the baby’s illness and death. Gratitude is extended for flowers and support from friends, societies, and fraternal orders.
An advertisement declares neglect of rheumatism costly and asserts Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism. It promises relief from pains and lists prices 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle with distribution through druggists.
World famed carnival at New Orleans on February 25 advertised with low winter tourist rates via Colorado & Southern. An illustrated booklet offers details, and T. E. Fisher of Denver serves as General Passenger Agent for inquiries.
A private train departs Denver on January 28 offering luxurious travel through an Egypt of America far trip. Berth and drawing room reservations are urged now for this exclusive journey.
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