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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
2
The Unitarian church announces a Sunday lecture at 10 45 by minister T Brockway on Our Age as the Connecting Link Between Past and Future Corner Eighth Avenue and Thirteenth Street. Sunday school 10 a.m. morning service 11 and evening service 7 30 p.m Oscar W Gustafson is the pastor.
Evangelists Burger and Wisler conduct successful meetings with the Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene and invite the public to hear them. They will remain with the church through next Sunday for services and preaching.
A morning worship at 10 45 features the sermon Why Join the Church The vesper 4 15 includes Education and Salvation with Special music The 7 30 evening service offers Afterward Heredity by John Doane minister The Men's Noon Club meets at noon with J H Rhodes discussing The temperance situation in Evans All are invited for a full responsive service and youth choir performance
Mrs Will Neil aged 23 died last Saturday night at home 1441 Seventh Street after moving from Cheyenne with roots in Tennessee. She leaves a husband and a two week old son. Funeral services led by Rev. R J Hunter were held Monday at Pollock's Undertaking parlors.
Mrs M B Edwards returned Friday from Emira California after her mother Mrs M L Hoyt died January 1 in California aged 86. Hoyt had lived in Greeley with her daughter for years and leaves eighteen grandchildren fifteen great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. A five generation group photo was taken at a Greeley reunion two years ago.
The wedding took place Saturday at 8 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev F E M Gross officiating. Alma Schroeder, daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Schroeder, and Ben Winkler, son of Philip Winkler, plan to live near Johnstown in his family home. A reception for about eighty guests followed the ceremony.
The Wilson Grocery Co promotes Heinz Mince Meat as unmatched real goodness and brands Perfection Coffee as superior, urging customers to switch if needed. Monarch Maple Syrup is praised as the real sap product, with jams and jellies in glass offered to offset last season’s fruit shortage at reasonable prices.
Will J. Hayner of the Burley Bulletin cites his wife’s winter cough finally vanishing after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The editor notes a friend recommended the remedy and that three doses ended the chronic cough, with no return to date. It is advertised as available at all druggists.
E Work writes after purchasing the entire interest of Scott and Kitson coal and feed, asking for patronage and promising fair treatment and prompt delivery of goods. He provides contact as Weld 292.
A rheumatic cripple is worse off than a man who has lost a limb. Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves pains and cures rheumatism as claimed. Price 250.00 and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
A local advertisement urges buying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to save money while ensuring effective treatment. It claims the product cures neglected colds and comes in 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by all druggists.
The junior class entertained the girls and boys basketball teams at Miss Jessie Halpin's home last Saturday evening. The parlor featured hearts pennants and class colors gold and white. Activities included progressive conversations and girls proposing to the boys. A splendid supper followed and toasts honored The Girls The Boys The Faculty with responses by Ernest Tuck Miss Marion Fezer Florence Potter F. H. Merten Will Neuswanger Mr. Gordon. About fifty guests attended.
Eevema fetter and salt rheum keep their victims in perpetual torment. The application of Chamberlain's Salve will instantly allay this itching, and many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by all
The Brotherhood of Saint Paul of the Gresley district met last Monday with delegates from Boulder Larimer Weld and Morgan counties. A banquet followed a 6:30 dinner at the M B E church. Fort Collins figures A H Dunn and Ira DeLong addressed attendees. A I H Dunn became president with C E Carter vice president and J C Alderman secretary.
Mesdames Flora Gale C N Jackson and E C Smith entertained with two afternoon parties at Mrs Jackson's home. The last of a series featured a thimble party with needlework and pink white carnations. A repast followed. The next day thirty five ladies played 500 with prizes to Mrs Couzens and Mrs Davis.
Mr and Mrs BE LaCount of Cedar Rapids Iowa are spending weeks in Greeley. Mrs LaCount an accomplished artist brings a collection of over 300 water color pictures mostly landscapes flowers fruits and portraits. Some works are on display at G D Hornes while she teaches several water color classes. They plan to spend next summer in the mountains painting scenery. They stay at 1002 Eighth avenue.
The annual meeting of stock holders will be held on March 14, 1908 at 1 p.m. at the company's office 810 Ninth Avenue Greeley Colorado. Elections for a new board of trustees will be held and assessments levied to pay operating expenses for the coming year. Secretary J. Scott dated February 8 1908.
Final survey work by Engineer McCune completes plans for nearly eighty miles of main canal in the Henrylyn Irrigation district. The canal will carry 750 cubic feet of water per second, drawing from the Platte river just south of Denver.
An advertising blurb urges reducing meat consumption to avoid stomach troubles and recommends Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy. It promises quick recovery and notes samples are free, with the product available at all druggists.
T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver, promotes Colorado and Southern service as quick access to the Mexican Gulf and its attractions. The text adds a health pitch for Ballard's Horehound Syrup to stop hacking coughs with a price list of 25c 50c and 1.00, sold by druggists.
The notice promotes irrigated farms as a specialty and invites potential buyers to view offerings from Woodruff & Mumper located at 814% Main St, Greeley, with contact via phone Greeley 45.
Announcement for a four day sale featuring stew pans at 42¢ cost now 30¢, damaged Bis sell sweepers at $1, odds and ends of granite ware silverware cutlery paints and more priced to move. First 1000 ladies receive a skirt hanger souvenir.
Dr A L Camp, age 85, marked his birthday at his ranch home last Tuesday. A long time resident since 1874, he lives with four children Charles A L Camp Jr H N Bickling and Avah Senior in Greeley. He has seventeen grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren and still manages city property and a 240 acre ranch.
Mrs J O Russell hosted a delightful Friday afternoon event with about twenty five ladies. The rooms were decorated with numerous hearts and guests played "900" before a delicious repast served by the hostess and her sisters Mrs C J Bennethy and Mrs L S Hickman.
I have a high quality stereopticon or magic lantern usable in any house with electric lights. It is ideal for entertaining friends or club meetings. Lantern rental and operator services are affordable, with or without views. Slides can be made to order. See J Henry Couture at Lezer's Drug Store.
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