REMNANTS OF GREELEY NEWS AND NOTES
Greeley items include social events, land sales under Loveland and Greeley Ditch, clothing bargains at the Boston One Price Clothing Co, and alfalfa from Arlington Heights. Local church services on February 15 and civic matters such as drainage discussions, railroad prospects, and the Normal School progress are reported with names of residents, officials, and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brigade
Jackson’s Hall
Loveland & Greeley
B.D
Boston
One Price Clothing Co
Trinity Episcopal Church
Edward 8. Cross
Denver
Arlington Heights
Greeley
B. D. Sanborn
J. P. Maxwell
Clinton and
Ray
Clarks
Canton Greeley
Knights of Pythias
E. P. House
McCreery
Senate Committee On
C. Haynes
Salt Lake
Gree
Orchard
L. A. Jackson
Thompson & Neill
Ajax
Colorado
Henderson & Kendel
Fort Morgan
James Ss. Arthur
Robert
Gray
Normal School
Minnesota
Italy
Young ladies thank P D C visitors for short stay at meeting
The United Debating Club members extend thanks to four P D C gentlemen for attending their Monday evening gathering in the High School room. They wonder why the visitors departed secretly and without notice and note a fresh supply of window sticks for the next meeting. A report from Topeka notes Alba Heywood and his Peerless Concert company entertained at the Grand opera house with praised impersonations and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Vore
Unitarian Church
Office Oasis Hotel
Alba Heywood
Tabor Grand
Heywood
Wah Shing
Josiah Allen
Billy
Poe
Clint Heywood
Dewey Heywood
Annie Miller
Signor Antonia Javina
Coney Island
Denver Times
William McCave
James
William
United Debating Club
U. D.C
Grand Opera House
the Raven
Anna Miller
Alonzo Hatch
Olga Widgren
Topeka
Kas
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Flowers
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their tender sympathy and services in our bereavement. Special thanks for the beautiful flowers. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. F. Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Cuas. E. Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sanborn
Greeley
Jas. F. Ross
Cuas. E. Stanley
Magazine and Tribune Subscriptions Offered for 1892
An assortment of monthly and popular titles offered with annual terms. Subscriptions include Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazar Harper's Young People Cosmopolitan Ladies' Home Magazine North American Review Harper's Magazine The Century Magazine St. Nicholas and The Greeley Tribune all valid to January 1 1892 with various prices. Subscriptions advertised to new and existing readers with price points from 2.25 to 6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Tue Greecey Tribune
Harper’s Bazar
The
Greeley Tribune
Harper’s Young People
Cosmopolitan
Tae Grreesley Trisune
the Eclectic Magazine
Century Magazine
Greetry Trisune
St. Nicholas
Tue Greetey Trisunz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Greeley Cash Store
Cloak Sale
Newmarkets
Mitchell & Patton Mdse. Co
Home News
D. B. Stanton
Ogden
Sanborn
Boston One Price Clothing Co
Frank Marsh
May Marsh
Professor Houston
Business College
Houston
Max Kuner
Chris Higby
Werdner
Idaho
Chris
Higby
Wardner
Robert Bolen
Horn
Horne
W. M. Boomer
Ferguson and Brandt
Hunter & West
Thompson
T. A. Kent
Cheyenne
Mr. Sanborn
Colonel Hale
Hale
Parkchurch
Chis. Parsons
Parsons
Lucy Delbridge
Chas. Parsons
Professor Copeland
Grace Johnson
Grace Gale
J.W. Sanborn
Sheriff's Office
Geo
Pierson
Kalamazoo
Mich
Eleventh Street
Eleventh Avenue
Tenth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Eighth
Mr. Pierson
A. T. Bacon
Messrs. Bacon
H. ©. Watson
B. Wright
David Gale
Mr. Churchill
J. E. Davis
J. Max. Clark
Bacon
Mr. Wright
Messrs. Clark
Watson
Gale
Mr. Clark
Boulder City
Mr. Watson
the Normal School
C. A. House
Binghampton
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