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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1909
Page
3
A collection of brief society items lists individuals such as Theo Lucas Edgar Burke and Mrs Lena Pleak visiting from out of town with weekends in Denver Greeley and Mt Vernon. It mentions retirements resignations at local stores and guests of residents including Mr and Mrs J R Mabons Den ver and Mr Taylor BR Hadhey. It also notes local businesses offering spring preparation services at a Sixth Avenue blacksmith shop.
Dr Homer Leonard returns to his Kanene City home last Friday as Jy Leonard is summoned by the illness of his sister Mrs M Pink who has pneumonia. Mrs Pink is slowly recovering but coughs and steady colds threaten pneumonia overnight. Folk remedy claims Fo ley's Honey and Tar soothes membranes heals lungs and expels cold. sold by all druggists. Kinsella insurance.
Mrs A J Winegar returns from a two month stay in California. First class horse shoeing offered at Orrs blademith shop. Mabel Worcester visited relatives in Fort Lupton. Mrs D J Joyce of Nunn surgery in Greeley hospital. Sunday dinner hosted by Mrs Horace Hopkins. Iva Chippe and Lizzie Kitson visited Denver. Mrs Jobo Gearin Irene and Alex Walker guests of Mr and Mrs J C Wytie. Mrs W L Clayton traveled to Denver for a week. funeral of Mrs Miles attended by Clayton family.
Foley’s Orino Laxative claims to cure constipation and liver trouble, promote healthy regular bowels, and avoid griping or nausea. It is advertised as superior to pills and piles, with sales through druggists.
Word has been received that Mrs. Viola Williams, president of the Rebekah Assembly, will visit the Greeley lodge at the next regular meeting on the evening of August 6. A social time is anticipated.
The final hearing of Daniel Maher bankruptcy will be heard in a United States court in Denver on February 12. Maher formerly ran a Sterling plumbing business and was jailed. He is now head plumber at the local sugar factory. Kineelia, insurance.
Various community items list names and short events including births and visits. Notices mention life insurance, a valentines promotion at Craig's, a motorcycle giveaway at Lester's, a cheap sale on square planes, and advertising for Kitts at 713 Tenth Street. Several residents are noted visiting, hosting dinners, or traveling between Fort Collins Breckenridge Eaton and Ault.
Easterly town chatter reports Earl Day in Denver and T L Greer visiting Greeley from Ault. The Craig Book Store advertises valentines. Knights of Pythias set a February 22 banquet. Gus and Andrew Soloff return from Chicago trip. Birth announced for Paul and wife a daughter in Craig. W W Lorimer and J A Warren from Boulder in Greeley on business. Conkey s Roup Cure sold at 50c. C F Lewis and family move to 1417 Seventh Street. Mrs OD Flood travels to Kansas City for nephew Ira A Thompson s illness. Fleemo club holds a dance. F Havner leaves for Corydon after year in Greeley. Mrs Havner to stay for Iowa weather.
The Greeley waterworks system is a major credit item for railroad expense. Southern pays about $30 monthly and Union Pacific $40 to $50 for soft boiler water, far cheaper than maintaining their own systems. At other stations, tanks and pumps cost about $200 monthly plus installation.
A daughter was born on Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Roberts. Mr. Roberts is the photographer who operates Miss Boyd's gallery.
The Albany hotel in Denver promotes popular European plan rates at $1 and $1.50 per day. Combined options are $2.00 and $2.50 per day, highlighting value for money as the best in the city.
Dennis McCenniff of La Jara, aged nineteen, has earned an appointment to West Point after spending last fall in Greeley. He has a brother, John McCunniff, at Normal High School, and both are nephews of Mrs. J. W. Imboden.
The notice states there will be no general clean-up sale at Dunham's except on cut glass and china, with stock priced as low as standard goods can be, and promises to honor guarantees in the future as in thirty five years past.
Raymond Wolfe handles mail subscriptions at home or Tribune office. Rev. D D Forward travels to Chicago for Religious Educational association and to New York to visit his father for three weeks. Normal seniors select Harold as annual play with two options As You Like It and Harold. Local starch factory showcases bottle samples of potato processing stages at Commercial club room. Seeds suited to Colorado soil displayed alongside show of sugar flour and starch.
Members met at the M E church Friday evening for the Epworth League session. A $50 mission fund addition and $117 since September were reported. The program included readings on Lincoln and How Ethel Helps Things Along, a duet, music from Normal High School, and weight games that netted $16 from tithes. The league, with nearly 200 members, plans a lecture series and the next event is February 11.
Mrs. W. E. Green entertained a few friends at dinner Saturday for Mrs. Clara M. Cobb of Denver visiting here. Mrs. Cobb was formerly a resident and the guests were her friends.
When buying goods especially clocks and watches choose sellers who will honor guarantees. Dunhan at 966 Ninth Avenue offers a full selection and fair prices with dependable service.
Mrs Glarence Kidder will leave this week for Lincoln Nebraska to visit her mother and then travel east to seek styles and purchase goods for her millinery business. Charles Price, a city mail carrier, is seriously ill with typhoid fever and pneumonia. his wife Mrs. Price is also ill, with a trained nurse caring for them.
The Harrison family arrived Friday from Colorado City to live at 1229 Fifth Street. Mrs Harrison and four children accompanied by Miss Mary Bryan will stay briefly in Greeley before settling in.
Officer Ahrend picked up a Mexican man named Frank Martinez for stealing a bicycle and selling it to a second hand shop. The Fort Collins wheel was identified by a deputy and city officer this morning. If no further charges are found he will be sent to Fort Collins for trial. This is the second Mexican caught for bicycle thefts this week. Police also recovered two more wheels later, returned to their owners.
The Reely girls basketball team dominated Sterling Friday night at the armory winning 14 to 0. Vera Wasley and Myrtle Eldridge starred as the Greeley lineup, featuring Ethel Patterson era Wasley Myrtle Eldridge and Frieda Taylor among its members.
Mise Edde of Fort Collins surveys her half section near Ault to obtain a level and enable trading. The farm, improved land under water, was farmed last year by B. G. Huff and son. Knolls caused crop loss due to water shortage. leveling fields could raise income.
Fragmentary text describes a patent medicine claim by Henry J. Chenry and associates. It mentions notary public, a date in September, and urges internal use of pills for constipation. The legible parts imply a quasi legal attestation joined to an ailment treatment claim.
Sheriff Florance arrested Frank Stevens Sunday at the Frank Aqua ranch where his wife had previously secured a non support warrant last fall. Stevens had been in hiding since September and repeatedly fooled authorities by misrepresenting his location over the phone before being detained.
Ledger shows verdrafts secured and unsecured notes to secure circula nds and securities. It lists lawful money reserve 942 268 00 and tender notes 5 020 00 plus an emption fund 47 279 00. Total assets amount to 991 976 99 with reserve totals of 100 000 00 each.
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