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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
3
An advertisement touts a 25 percent reduction on all purchases with prices clearly marked. It claims suits and overcoats cost a quarter less than two weeks prior and urges customers to buy now to ensure savings.
Uncle Jim Harris and Ed Larson visit briefly while Fletcher Randerson departs early in the week. E E Meyers and John abo Singlebach take holidays in Denvergo as E M Gigray and Miss Alice Sedgewick with Miss Ada Avery return from Fremont Nebraska after attending school for holiday.
Ault W J Henderson spent a year in Greeley. M Todd finishes a house and will move to Denover then California. Harry Fry homesteads near Grover and was from Ault when a horse suddenly dropped dead near home. Married Saturday Dec 22 Jens Jenson Soren Jeramiassen Thea Fladmark and John Jere Carrie Rasmussen in a double ceremony. Charles Eliott Prof CL Howett spent Christmas at Sterling with his wife visiting family and plans to return to Illinois or stay in Ault depending on health.
Mrs Bertha Robinson of Gr¢ visited her mother and sister Sunday，joining relatives for a brief family reunion and home gathering.
Local social and business notes document guests visiting Evans from Leadville and Denver. A new railroad bridge project brings over 150 workers to town while farmers are warned to haul in siloed beets.
The Ys held their semi monthly meeting at Tracy Decker's home on Friday night. Dr A D Marks of Denver conducted business in Lupton during the week. August Smith purchased lumber for a new barn on his ranch south of town. Miss Mary Winbourne teaching in Cortez schools is visiting with her parents. T N Porter from Denver with Iowa parties visited Hudson district on Saturday to inspect dry land. H J Canis of Empson Canning Co Longmont took 1907 tomato contracts from farmers on Saturday. W A Bell moved to Boulder to work on a reservoir project by Davidson Scott for Sullivan Co of Denver.
A Ken Pie social in Youngs Hall Monday evening raised funds for the church. The Covenanters hosted their annual New Year dinner at Evans church with many members and friends in attendance. The railroad park fence nears completion and the fountain will soon finish the park along the Union Pacific. Mrs. Jack OGrady hosted friends Monday evening with music, cards, and a fine luncheon.
Bertha Butler spent the week with her aunt Mrs Moody. Miss May Stone visits Ada Osborne. Fannie Rogers stayed with Ethel Beetham. Myrna Barber stayed with Edna Barber. Minnie Mashburn vacationing with cousins near Grover. Bessie Jackson of Fort Lupton vacationing with Grandma Davis. Oscar Moody had his broken collar bone set. Ben Landrum visited his sister Mrs Maybelle Landrum Osborn in Denver. Harvey Osborn returned from Arkansas after a visit. Euge and Ketchum preached to a crowd at Hazelton school house. Lucy Carlson cared for a sick father at home. The lake provides ice boating and skating fun. Pearl Robb organized a Christmas Eve program with the Sabbath school and a treat for all. There were two Christmas trees.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold using laxative bromide quinine tablets. It notes a refund if ineffective and includes a signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
Classified ads include real estate offerings in Gilcrest and South Greeley, sale notices on Tenth Avenue, and a home cooked sale by Trinity Guild at Union Tea and Coffee store. Community events list a skating party hosted by Ernest Bliss' class and a thimble party for Mrs O F Shattuck’s sister in law Mrs H A Howell with social details. The Swedish Mission church held its annual meeting with officers elected August Anderson president Gust Anderson vice president and others named for secretary and trustee roles.
Severen treasurer and August Anderson and Gust Anderson serve as deacons. Mrs August Anderson and Mrs B Anderson elected stewardesses. Miss Hulda Leafgreen named organist. Four new members joined the church, which proceeds with plans and is out of debt.
The Sigma Chapter hosted a Delta Chapter banquet at the Unitarian church last Friday. Red and green colors adorned the table, Miss Miller served the feast of six courses for twenty guests, with George Horne as toastmaster. To
The North Side Country club met on Friday December 21 at Mrs Bruce Williams home with sixteen members present. Mrs Minnie Bradfield reviewed the year's work and Mrs Isabell Reinks reviewed a book. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs Marion Clark.
Dr. F. P. Donergan and J. C. White Evans livery man were bound over to district court on perjury charges. Each posted a $1,000 bond. The perjury arose from a liquor license dispute tied to selling alcohol on Sunday at Donergan's Evans drug store, with White providing an alibi.
The Union National Bank of Greeley will hold its annual stockholders meeting in the bank parlors on Tuesday January 8 1907 from 1 to 3 p m to elect directors and address other proper business. E J Decker Cashier Greeley Colorado December 5 1906.
The Churches Christian Science announces a Wednesday evening service at 7 30 featuring the subject Life. Members and the public are invited to attend and reflect.
The notice lists a 10 30 service in German, Sunday school at 12, and a meeting at 2 led by Pastor P B Fritschie.
Holiness meetings set for January at 10 30 with Rev Collins preaching and a 3 o clock Pentecostal gathering by the people. The evening program includes a 7 o clock sermon by J W King.
Morning sermon titled The Lion and the Lamb and evening sermon Modern Science and Creation are listed. A gospel song will close the service, fed by the choir and orchestra. R. J. Hunter serves as pastor.
Morning sermon Forward announces the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at the service. Evening sermon titled Making the Best of Myself. Music led by the orchestra, chorus choir and choir of boys.
A new Fulton High Line ditch be built to irrigate about 5000 acres east of Fort Lupton and Platteville. It will originate from the Platte River two miles south of Henderson, Colo. The Platteville reservoir is connected to the project.
Mr and Mrs S A Bradfield hosted a dinner party last Monday for Mrs Bradfields sister Miss Anna Bell McCoy. The 5 oclock meal preceded an evening of 500 with Horace Hopkins taking first prize and Mrs J Wilkinson and C B Tidsel earning consolation prizes. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Wilkinson H Hopkins David Bliss C B Tidsel Mrs Sasbel Reinks and Miss Anna Bell Metoy.
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