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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
2
A scanned bank statement fragment lists liabilities including paid in capital 100 000 and profits less expenses 7 taxes paid 10 020 22, deposits subject to check 50 000 00 and certificates of deposit 102 376 26. Outstanding checks 447 16 and other items leave total liabilities around 68 541 86 with numerous misread figures. Notary attestations appear, signed by J M B Petrikin as cashier with an expiration date in 1911.
Estray advertisement reports a gray horse and a brown mare found near Shar the Kghlowine cook ihed Wahlen with no visible brands. The stock was inspected by the State Board of Stock Inspection Commissioners in Denver and sold for the owner's benefit, with publications in Greeley from December 27, 1908 to March 5, 1908.
Notice of two unowned young cattle taken up near TM din Colorado a white faced brindle bull calf about 18 months old and a yearling heifer both with identifiable markings but unknown ownership. Owner must claim by the specified date or the animals will be sold under stock inspection procedures. Publication dated March.
The Churches Swedish Immanuel Lutheran offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. Pastor Oscar W Gustafson leads the church.
At 1045 a m Our Golden Jubilee is listed and at 230 p m The Brotherhood of Man is scheduled. W A Philips is identified as the pastor.
Services are held each Sunday at it and Wednesday evenings at 7 30. The subject of next Sunday's sermon is Christ Jesus.
Rev. D. J. H. Ward of Fort Collins will address a 10 45 session on An Affirming wife The Positive Constructive Mood Mrs J C Wyle hosted the Unique Card club last Monday afternoon The ladies enjoyed their afternoon playing 500 Outside guests were Mesdames George Dauth J A Taylor and Fitzpatrick The hostess was helped by Misses Myrtle Blair and Fay Reed at serving refreshments
Sermon and Holy Communion at 11 a.m. on Lent theme The Call of Lent. Vespers and sermon at 4 15 p m with the monthly choir festival. Ash Wednesday service next Wednesday March 4 at 7 30 p.m. Public welcome. J A Trim mer Rector.
The church schedules morning service at 10 45 and evening service at 7 30. A quarterly communion will be observed in the morning and new members will be received. Baptism will be administered. The evening sermon is The Call for Men. The gospel song service will be led by the choir and orchestra under BE Hateh. Rev R J Hunter invites all.
The service list features 10 45 a m sermon The Sacraments followed by Lord's Supper reception of members and Sunday school at noon. Men's Noon Club discusses The Prophet Hosea led by Dr Waddie. Evening service at 7 30 with sermon After Death What Good music and free seats. John Doane Minister.
The Sunday school was large and the church filled with a strong sermon by Evangelist Wistler advocating holiness. Randal King spoke of his life before conversion and Evangelist Burger delivered a lengthy evening sermon to a packed house. S. J. King of Fort Collins assisted in song as meetings continue next Sunday.
The Grocery Nurses association met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Mary L. Martins home. Miss May presented Care and Feeding of Infants and Mrs. Alice Hendricks spoke on Obstetrics. A social hour followed with refreshments. Next meeting is March 10 at Mrs. Hendricks 911 Tenth Street. All nurses invited.
A vintage ad promotes Bal lard's Snow Liniment to treat accidents, sprains, rheumatism and ail pains. It claims instant relief after application and quick, neat healing of wounds. Prices listed as 25c, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle, available from all druggists.
Lilly Kilgore four days old of Mr. and Mrs. T J Kil gore died last Friday. Macy's undertaking par lors conducted funeral services Saturday afternoon. Anna A Boyd five months old child of Mr. and Mrs. R W Boyd died last Saturday morning on their ranch northwest of Greeley. Rev J A Davis conducted funeral services at home Tuesday afternoon and interment at Linn Grove cemetery Giddings. Miss Jessie R Giddings died last Thursday February 20 of tuberculosis aged 26. She was a nurse who cared for a patient and had been in Greeley several months, later burial in Melford Michigan after her brother Kenneth took the remains home.
Mrs Sophia Beetham wife of James Beetham died in Ault on Wednesday February 19 at age 25. She is survived by her husband two babies the youngest three days old and two sisters. Funeral services led by Rev R Hunter were held at 2 o clock Friday at the First Presbyterian church with interment at Linn Grove cemetery.
Social week featured decorations in red white and blue at the Wheeler residence with national emblems. Guests included over a hundred ladies at a Friday buffet lunch hosted by Mesdames Wheeler, Snyder, Gale, Mosher, West, Churchill, Koontz, Clayton, Bartlett and Maud Canne.
Miss Elsie McCobb hosted a Thursday evening party at Mrs. Isabel Rienks home featuring music and amusements. Kathrine Brown won a flower guessing contest. W. A. Philips sang several solos. refreshments were served by Misses Anna Scott and Clara Rienks. Guests included Mesdames Etta Neil E Neil Katherine Brown J S Danley P E Boyle A D Woolman T T Wilson W A Philips and Misses Minnie Nichols Alma Wilson Bertha Mawhinney.
Mr and Mrs Fred J Allnutt entertained the Swastika club last Monday evening with bright spring flowers as decorations. The group enjoyed the game 500 and a dainty repast. Guests included Mr and Mrs Will Hammett who will be taken into the club.
The wedding of Rosalyn Lackore and James H. Clark took place Feb 19 at Mrs H Lackore's home 1212 Sixth Street with Rev J A Davis officiating. A Christmas greens and pink white blossom decor framed the arch as Jack Lackore violin played the wedding march. attendees included Daisy Lackore and Charles Beer. The couple will reside at 1411 Fifth Street in Greeley.
About sixty business men attended the Camfield hotel banquet for the monthly Commercial club meeting. They discussed city water rates with a view that new charges are not high and noted Boulder has lower rates. The possibility of electric lights for private and public use was also discussed, and Senator Clayton announced Home Electric would provide porch lights free of charge to consumers.
Bargain Squares at The Ramsey Dry Goods Co offers notable value on skirts and shirt waists with wide selection and low prices in a period shopping feature.
The property of ex sheriff Dorsett including real and personal items was sold in Lexington to satisfy a shortfall of about 28 thousand dollars. Personal property such as horses and wagons brought around 1500 dollars, real estate about 5000 dollars, other sales nearly 10 thousand with taxes estimated at 4 thousand will reduce the deficit to roughly 7.5 thousand dollars borne by the bondsmen. The notice ends with an advertisement urging surety bonds from Sanborn and Houston.
Announcement of a four day sale offering odds and ends damaged stock and overstock. Stew pans priced at 42c now 30c, damaged Bis sell sweepers at 1 dollar, other granite ware silverware and paints sold regardless of cost. First 1000 ladies get a skirt hanger souvenir.
Swan Hagar died in Greeley hospital from blood poisoning following a head injury allegedly struck by E Wylie with a pitch fork handle at the Shamrock coal mine near Firestone on February 9. Coroner Macy will conduct an inquest. Wylie, now in Loveland, is under arrest.
The Colorado and Southern promotes low fares and swift service to the Mexican Gulf. The notice highlights quick travel times and appealing coastal attractions. Signed by T. E. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
An advertisement touts Bal lard's Horehound Syrup as a remedy for a lingering two month cough. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds on chest influenza bronchitis and pulmonary troubles with prices 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold by all druggists.
Public trust case in Weld County Colorado with attorney RG Strong involved. First publication in The Greeley Tribune on January 27, 1908 with last publication on January 26, year unspecified.
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