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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Claud Clarkson who wed last week in Salida arrived in Greeley last Saturday evening. They attended a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Davis with about twenty friends. On Sunday Mr Clarkson’s parents hosted a dinner for about twenty guests with an elaborate menu.
Gas in the stomach and belching result from food fermentation when digestion falters. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets ease the disorder by aiding digestion and strengthening the stomach and bowels. For sale by all druggists.
A long local notice page covers events in Greeley Colorado. Francis Willard memorial at Mrs. Baker home next Saturday. visits by Mrs. John Roche and Hattie Jabes. Dora Lake visits Miss Bessie Smith with a chafing dish party. Church elders chosen. Mothers’ society social. family reunion at E C Lucas home. Buckly paroled prisoner returned to Canon City after jail incident. Price in Love land plans Knoxville move. bake powder giveaway promotions. Normal High valentine party with 30 guests.
After a heart hunt game the members praised the playful challenge. Miss Abbie Day won for first locating the allotted hearts, then each lady received a heart inscribed with a command. Mrs. A. W. Ferguson took a prize. Dainty heart shaped refreshments completed the festive scene.
The Churches Christian Science hosts an 11 a.m. service with the subject Christ Jesus and a Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30. All are invited. Reading room is open daily.
Morning worship titled Love and Life and evening service Answering God are led by Pastor A Petty at the corner of Seventh Avenue and Sixteenth Street. English service next Sunday at 10 30 AM with Sunday school at noon led by Pastor P B Fritsche. Strangers welcome.
WashingtonZand and Lincoln will be subjects of the sermon. Music includes Quartett To Thee O Country by Eickberg and contralto solo The Lost Chord by Sullivan performed by T C Brockway pastor.
The service tonight features a choir and orchestra conducted by Bert Pier. In the morning Rev. R. J. Hunter will preach on Evolution and Miracles, followed by an evening sermon titled The Church and the Workingmen.
The church schedules services at 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday with Sunday school at noon and a Young People's meeting at 6:30 p.m. The pastor resumes a series on the Ten Commandments during the evening sermon, focusing on the Fourth Commandment of God’s Law of the Sabbath.
Public worship schedule lists 10 45 a m service The Training of Conscience. Sunday school at noon Men’s Sunday Noon Club discusses George Washington led by Charles Phelps Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor meets at 6 30 p m with topic Christ’s Life Work led by Anita Doherty Evening service at 7 30 p m features Six Ordinary Men Strangers welcome Pastor John Doane conducts services.
San Antonio is described as an ideal winter destination with a perfect climate and semi tropical vegetation. The city’s plazas adobes and missions give it an old Spanish city feel, making it stand out among American towns. Colorado and Southern offers a round trip of 41.10 with info from Mr. T. EB. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
The mother who keeps a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy on hand saves herself worry as coughs colds and croup in children are quickly cured. It counteracts cold dangers and can prevent pneumonia if given at first signs of croup. The remedy contains no harmful ingredients and mothers trust it for little ones. Sold by all druggists.
Mollie O Donnell sues Thomas O Donnell for divorce against the Longmont farmer. Each filed a bill about the same day claiming the marriage failed after a few months. Mrs. O Donnell seeks 15000 alimony in the action now pending in district court.
Last Monday in school, a Lincoln birthday program began at 9 50 a m. with men and women performing songs and readings including Love's An Acer Tate Were Liggt e Camfiela ng Woes and Lincoln s Gettysburg Address. The event featured a chorus and banners.
Mrs. B. McGrew of Eaton received a silver spoon from her Chicago mother Mrs. Robbins. The spoon is part of a set made from the silver knee and shoe buckles of her great great great grandfather who came to America with William Pefin three centuries ago. The set was used by her great grandfather and given to his son at his wedding about 100 years ago, then passed to Mrs. McGrew’s mother about 60 years later.
The Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist will be at the Oasis hotel in Greeley on February 22 23 and 24. Come early.
Billy McCave reopens with W M Brown at his old corner on Eighth street and Eighth avenue. A crowd of painters plumbers carpenters and many workers swarmed the site last Monday night as renovations began and coffee aroma signaled the return to his long time culinary business.
W Crozier B E Williams Bari Day and G Aubrey Spear hosted a stag party at Spear's home last Thursday evening for about twenty Greeley youths. Guests included Robert Clayton Ralph Henderson Ben Couzens Emory Rissler George Horne Harry Youngs Harry Weibking Emmet Keefe J C Kendel Frank Gordon James McCave Louis Wyatt Ben Harrison Will Berry Will Hampett Walter White Ray Wilson and Mr Middlekauff.
Notice to Diteh Contractors bids will be received by the board of trustees of the Union Diteh Co. up to Feb. 26, 1906 for building a diteh about one and one half miles long at the lower end of the Union Diteh. Profile and other information at office of John H. Behrens Evans Colo. John H. Behrens Secy.
Local advertisement promises instant relief for itching piles with Chamberlain's Salve priced at 25 cents per box and sold by all druggists. It urges readers to share the remedy with anyone troubled by the ailment.
Galveston offers a fine southern beach with mild climate and sea breezes. Low altitude and humid air create a soothing atmosphere that calms the heart and mind. The Colorado & Southern advertises a round trip rate of 43.50 to Galveston with Mr. T. EB. Fisher providing complete data.
The notice offers 15 cents per loose potato and 20 cents per sack delivered at the factory with 3 cents freight from any loading station for Greeley Starch and Potato Co. Also promotes LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets with a refund promise and warns BEW GROVES signature on each box.
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