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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
13
Kittle and Witney Grocery reports a shipment of high grade Colorado fruit stock destined for New York and eastern markets. The fruit is described as beautiful to look at and excellent in taste, with pick and plump berries bringing top prices.
A local ad offers Fancy Rome Beauties at 2.50 per box and Winesaps and Grimes Golden varieties at 2.25 per box. Shoppers are invited to try a box or buy fewer if desired.
Nursery ad promises personal attention for evergreen, ornamental, fruit trees, shrubs, and roses grown in Colorado. It guarantees health, true name, and well rooted stock with premiums for club-makers. Freight paid on $10 orders. agents wanted. free catalogue via Box 500 Lafayette Colo.
Plattville notes report ice gathering season, illnesses, and social events. Miss Sara Knowlton was sick last week and Miss Edith Spoor traveled to Denver. A son was born January 2 to Mr and Mrs Louis Camp. School reopenings and holiday gatherings at Epworth League, Gass hall mask ball, and dinners are recorded along with multiple visits from Denver residents and a death notice for Amanda Inez Bright Willey. Mrs Willey’s passing follows a long marriage and family.
B M Graves and Roy Coon bought the restaurant run by Mrs Jennie Mahoney and will take change immediately. Misses Hazel McNeil and Leja Davis returned to Greeley to attend Greeley High. F R Harrington and family moved from Mr Osterhout’s farm on New Year’s day occupying the Sherrer home on Walnut. Misses Hetty and Leota Powers and Mrs Keys of Denver left for southern California to spend winter. Isaphine Cooper and Cel ephine Dumas left to take charge of schools at Fowler and Coal Creek. Brotherhood of St Paul held annual banquet at Woodman hall with a nice program and refreshments. Ladies of Improvement club entertained husbands and friends at the Hanna home New Year’s evening with a musical program and refreshments. Dr Carnine district superintendent gave a discourse on Methodism at the M E church Sunday evening. Quarterly conference held Monday morning. Dr expects to leave Feb 4 for a three month trip to Palestine. A sprained ankle can heal faster with Chamberlains Liniment often in less than a week and in many cases within three days. Sold by all druggists.
Evans residents report routine business visits and arrivals including Homer Sims in Ault and the Vanderlip family in Greeley. W. W. Schmidt and family relocate to the J. M. Wylie residence as neighbors note New Year visits and hospital trips. The community notes a New Year’s church dinner for about 150, a joint post and relief corps officer installation, and an oyster supper afterward.
A vintage cough remedy claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures laGrippe coughs that may become pneumonia overnight. It states the sore inflamed lungs are healed and strengthened, preventing danger. Use only Foley's Honey and Tar in the yellow package. sold by all druggists.
Windsor reports Little Elizabeth Foster is suffering from a severe typhoid fever. Eugene Laybourn returns Saturday after visiting relatives in Eaton. Ice crop harvest underway and expected to be good with quality. Miss Nellie Stonebury visits Sedgwick relatives and friends from Friday to Sunday. A new feed store is being fitted up by the Johnson brothers for View addition.
A son of Chris D. Peterson of Jacksonville Iowa suffered a sudden croup attack. After giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, thick stringy phlegm was expelled. Mr Peterson credits the remedy with saving his son from choking. Sold by all druggists.
The Delta reports Mr Freeburg just completed a new barn on his place. Mrs W R Calvin has been on the sick list all week. Mrs Lizzie Green left for a business trip to Denver on Monday morning. Barbara Bong of Greeley spent local time recently.
Local notes describe visits and ailments. Ruth Foley visits with H R McConnell recovering from foot infection. Sylvia Archibald improves after quinsy. Farm trades include John Clarkson buying fifteen steers and Frank Bons trading farms. Holiday gatherings, travel, and multiple gatherings mark New Year’s week with dinners, visits, and community events.
George Mortimer returns from Wyoming. D M Scoby slowly recovers from illness. Dr and Mrs W F Spaulding return from Omaha. Miss Edith Gillette of Nebraska visits Kersey friends. Scott Morford loses a horse last week. Miss Pearl Neer and Mrs Beggs are mentioned in Social Notes.
Miss Mae Smith will teach in Hee be Draw district after the holidays. Miss Anna Monson of Denver visited Mrs. A. RK Fischer and Misses Mamie and Angie Gilmore from Denver stayed with the Frink family. Mr and Mrs BK Davis joined Lupton friends at the Frink home during holidays. Daisy Frink of Fort Collins and Pearl Matlock spent Christmas week at home. Eastern Star ladies held a successful New Year dance.
Laura Jones Elwell visiting Boulder during vacation. Mr Geisler Johnstown on Elwell business Monday morning. Pastor's wife seriously ill but improving. Elizabeth Fitch attended State Teachers’ Association in Denver last week. George E Brown and wife visiting former home at Stratton Park beyond Bellvue. Aberhart sisters and Avery girls dined with Carlson girls last Thursday. Bessie L Carlson Pearl Kherhart Florence Sloan Rut Kherhart enjoyed auto ride to Greeley with driver Harry Whewell. B meetings planned for Sunday evenings over next six months.
The regular quarterly business meeting of the Friends group will be at Miss Florence Sloan's home, with the secretary in attendance, on the second Monday evening in January. The Leap Year dance hosted by the C B club on New Year's Eve 1905 drew a large turnout and the youths sang in farewell to the old year and welcome to the new year.
Mr and Mrs Ed Lal entertained at Christmas dinner with W Amos J Amos and Charles Armatrong. Miss Josephine Gillmore visited friends in Denver and returned home. Fon Leonard visited his aunt Mrs W J Gilmor then went back to Denver. Irene and Royale Pixler visited their aunt Mia. John Teague joined New Year’s dinner with their uncle at the Me borne House in Greeley.
Lexington Kentucky resident Mr W G Gibson recounts how his three year old daughter fell severely ill with bronchitis after a cold on October 18. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy per directions she recovered by October 29 and fully regained speech and health. He recommends the medicine for children and adults and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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