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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
3
A roundup of local notes reports Hillsboro visitors and travels among residents in Weld and Greeley areas. Mentions include H J Bridgford visiting Greeley, Dc F Griffith’s trip to Loveland, Mr Durand and Mr McCoy loading multiple potato cars, and Jim Flood planning to move his house. Also notes pensions for Simon Carbaugh and Evangelist Rev Crook’s Denver meetings.
Highlandiake L C Mead is on the sick list this week. Cattle buyers from Denver visited last week. MecCormick plans a store move to Mead this week. Hutchingsen hauls lumber from the mountains. Carpenters expect to raise several buildings in Mead. Numerous lots sold in the new town this week. The third lumber yard opened Monday. J H Holmes sold 175 acres near here for 15000 dollars. This is the Henry Holmes farm with good improvements.
Miss Hattie Clark and Miss Robinson host guests in Denver while Mrs. G H Young and Mrs. R H Robinson host. W H Berry visited Fort Morgan last Thursday and Friday. W A Jack wins gun club shoot prize. Theo Ennis and family visit W D Young. W J McMillan suffers rheumatism. Thomas Tregoning expands Main Street property. KE Tracy delegates to Denver coal dealers meeting.
Mrs C E Doner shows slow improvement. Alonzo Edwards visits from Fort Collins. Charlie Lundstrom of Denver visits Homer Randall S and Allan Swink. Ira Noles from Fort Atkinson Wisconsin visits sister P F Daven. Zeilla Larah of Timnath stays with sister Mrs J E Coleman. D B McCune and sons Elza and Frank in Loveland. Mae Forquer returns to work in Greeley. P F Daven buys Henderson farm near Bracewell. Hard Times social planned by the literary society March 3 at Ashton school house. John A Lundstrom and Denver family visit Mr and Mrs W P Randall. Mrs Randall Florence Randall and Lila Coleman suffer mumps.
Windsor J H Kennedy and wife spent the latter part of last week in Denver. Harry Bennett of Sterling visited Windsor friends. Miss George of Chicago arrived to spend weeks at the Bowman ranch. M E Basher and family plan Los Angeles as future home. J H Springer returns from hospital in Denver with his wife. German Congregational and Lutheran churches under way and near completion. W A Cloud and Miss Nettie Stocking visited Mrs J Z Stocking near Pierce. Lon McCullough moves old M E church parsonage onto his lots west of Em street.
Births are recorded for Feb 15 and Feb 6 with families named Stevens Menah Crum. Olin King hospitalized in Denver while W N Williamson faces pneumonia in Loveland. Nichols relocates to Denver from Dr Anderson’s store. A windstorm damages tents laundry and buildings. F B Wykert returns from Denver cancer treatment and nears recovery. Bill Smith arrested for indecent actions on the streets following Charles Snow’s complaint.
A man pled guilty before Judge Henderson, fined two dollars plus costs around eight dollars total. Captain A B Lister promotes anti smoking in Ault and has won school support. He staged Ten Nights in a Barroom for a large crowd Monday night. Metzger arrested Friday for assault on Mr Sheets after a dog fight. his team ran away, wrecking the wagon, and he was fined by Judge Henderson.
Lasalle reports Little Rosa Grenwald ill with pneumonia and Will Davis suffering from grip this week. Frank Bentley’s new house will soon be completed. H W Robbin of Eaton visited Dr Warren and family Saturday. Tickets on sale for children’s entertainment at Stewart’s hall tonight. Young people plan a Valentine social at the parsonage Friday evening. H F Sherman left Tuesday for Texas to attend to business interests. Miss Edith Herrington of Colorado Springs visiting her brother E C Herrington.
Grandpa Ward is on the sick list. Veach Wilson returned from a Kansas trip. Hardware merchant A J Stoner visited Eaton. George Drummond resumed duties at the Sterling factory. Harry Schoonover returns from Texas and southern travels. Mr and Mrs P E Crook and son were guests of Mrs Middleton. Andrew Smillie and family move into Crook’s vacated house. Harry Raber visited Denver last weekend. Round Table met at Mrs W H Eaton’s home. well attended. Mrs C E Gosselin and daughter visit sister in Greeley. Baptist church meetings postponed to Feb 24. John Nass learns his brother George died in Iowa City Feb 17.
Chas Erickson rents R E Allred farm for the year. Joe Meyers and Greeley-born mother visit Mr Humphrey's. Mr and Mrs Bush of Greeley visit Sherman Markie. Hiram Rudd and wife visit John Thompson. An eleven pound baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Bert Anderson. Richerd Chesnut and R E Allred conduct a sale. Mr Allred plans to move to Denver this week.
Mrs Wilson of Denver attended services Sunday. Aid Society to meet at Mrs Pearson home Thursday. Mrs Alfred Alderson of Erie visiting relatives. Sidney Lane and August Strait oversee Mr Stone farm this year. Mr and Mrs John Lawson of Johnstown visited Lanson family Sunday. Many attended Nantes schoolhouse services Sunday evening conducted by Rev Miller of Denver.
Mrs M T Gipson departed Tuesday for a week with her brother in Boulder. A Carlson and family spent Sunday with Mr Selberg in Pleasant Valley. Miss Florence Aldrich of Belmont was noted in the brief entries.
Iowa visitor stays with her mother Mrs Susan Aldrich. G W Weber rents the D Davis property three miles west for next season. Mr and Mrs Martinson learn their son Emil Martinson married in Silverton Colorado last week.
The Delta reports various community moves including Mr. Werkeiser buying a piano, Harland Shearer recovering from illness, and Harold’s surprise party hosted by Mrs. McConne. W E Kinsella lands sold twenty acres to Albert Lawrence for 3600 dollars. S. Archibald plans to occupy a farm bought from Kinsella. Jenkins and family rent Mr. Sweet’s place for next year. Wm Foley of Orchard visited Tom Foley’s family. A February 19 sale at Tom Foley’s included a free lunch for about 150 attendees. Claud and wife Claudine Clarkson return from their wedding trip and live with John Clarkson pending a new home.
Elwell Al Swanson on sick list this week. Mrs John Sloan hosted the Ladies Aid last Thursday. Mrs Jorgenson of Denver visiting her mother Mrs Mary Everitt. A Washington and Lincoln program by the literary society Friday evening. Everitt boys rent farm to Moeller brothers for cash rent this year. J J Thorpton sold home to Mr Holmes and plans to move to Johnstown. Special chapel meetings set for this week each evening starting Wednesday. Mrs J W Purvis and children left for California last Thursday to stay about three months.
The piece extols San Antonio as a unique winter haven with perfect climate, semi tropical vegetation, and Spanish colonial features like plazas adobes and missions. It notes a round trip via Colorado and Southern for 41.10 dollars and points readers to Mr. T. E. Fisher G. P. A. Denver for complete information.
The piece extols Galveston as the finest southern beach with a soothing climate and restful life. It notes the Colorado & Southern offers a round trip for 43.50 and T. E. Fisher of Denver will provide complete data about the destination.
Miller Produce Co of Timnath Colorado advertises three thousand sacks of choice pearls from Stove Prairie and invites readers to obtain prices. The notice emphasizes available quantity and pricing.
Notice to the public that C W Snooks is no longer employed and not authorized to solicit sales for P Kemmerer any further.
City hall holds several bicycles marked as unclaimed. Owners may claim by proving ownership with documentation. Eugene Williams, City Marshal, notes the items located at the municipal building in the city.
For Rent. Good potato farm for rent. Apply to Wm. F. Stephens, room 9, opera house block.
80 acres of good land with water and improvements offered for 38,000 by J. H. Holland. Includes quality soil and accessible location suitable for farming ventures.
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