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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
5
Local items list residents and visitors with brief travel and social updates. Names include Mrs L B Kidder, Miss Josie Cummings, Miss Irene Talbot, Mrs H E Williams, George Woodbury, F O B Greeley price for prairie day, and others visiting or returning to Windsor, Boulder, Fort Collins, Greeley, and Silver Plume.
J W Crone life insurance. Roy Collins spent Sunday in Denver. Fezer’s offers Kodaks and photo supplies. Mrs A M McClenahan went to Denver Monday. Leota Thompson of Las Animas visits Greeley. Sheriff’s sale by Under Sheriff Fred Williams in Nunn Monday. Florence Howard teaching in Denver returns to work. Howard Forward back from Pueblo after two weeks visiting. Born Saturday January 2 to Dr and Mrs Charles Urie 1219 Eleventh avenue a daughter. Isabel Rienks visits Fort Collins to see her son George Rienks and wife.
A new line of silverware, new goods and new prices are announced by Dunham the jewelers in Coronado block. Claud Leedom, formerly at the Brush sugar factory, has returned home. Miss Dorothy Hamil returns from Denver to resume teaching at the Business college.
Miss Rose Swan spent the holiday vacation with her mother and returned Sunday to Denver where she teaches. William Junk of Cheyenne was a guest of his sister Mrs Lizzie Thompson and mother Mrs M C Junk over Sunday.
Mr and Mrs A R Kinne returned from Loveland where they spent the holidays with Mrs Kinne's parents Bring the school children to the New Camfield hotel Thursday Friday and Saturday January 14 16 and 16 Dr Sapero eye ear nose and throat specialist of Denver will examine their eyes and yours free Come early.
A string of brief items notes people visiting relatives in nearby cities such as Greeley and Denver, trips to Twin Falls Idaho and Lyons Colorado, returns from holidays, and social visits involving Miss Ethel Newsome, Miss Bessie Wright, Miss Mabel Wasley, Paris Hyatt, and families like the Johnsons. Various local businesses advertise products and services.
Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist Dr K C Sapero will hold consultations and examinations at the New Canfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday January 14 15 and 16 with no charge for consultations.
Miss Ada Crawford, a Johnstown teacher, returns Sunday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C Crawford. She is employed in the Johnstown school system.
Raymond Wolfe offers the Saturday Evening Post and the Ladies' Home Journal by mail. He accepts orders at his home, 720 Eleventh Street, or at the Tribune office, with publishers' prices.
Mrs. A DeVoe was hosted by Mrs. Sarah Frances Friday and Saturday and went to stay with her sister Mrs W M Morse at Farmers Spur Saturday evening. She came from Binghampton New York last August to visit and has been seriously ill with typhoid fever for weeks. She will return home when able to travel.
Glazier and Kodak dealer Mr and Mrs W A Howard left Tuesday for Reno Nevada to close out azalias at one third off. The Roney Boys will perform at Congregational church on Thursday January 14. Several local residents travel to Denver St Louis Greeley Windsor and Starkville for holidays and visits with family and friends.
The column lists several residents with New Year travels and visits. Mrs W L Clayton and Mrs M E Horner are mentioned with illness and Denver trips. People like Miss Eva Shearer, Miss Blanche Perry, and Miss Roxie Adams return from visits to Platteville Fort Morgan and Denver. Families relocate, host dinners, and commercial club meetings lack a quorum.
Elma A. Wilson librarian asks all residents with books to donate to the Greeley public library this week. Acceptable volumes will be reviewed by the library board before acceptance.
Chas. K. Collins leaves Monday for Clay Center Kansas to enter the clothing business. He has been with Carruthers Clothing for the last six years and friends wish him success in his new undertaking.
L. R. Harrison visits Greeley Sunday to see old friends. Former resident left a year ago for Kremmling and now travels to Sulphur Springs to serve as deputy county clerk for Grand County.
Capt Tracy Truby, visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Truby, leaves Tuesday for the eastern part of the state to hold meetings in support of the Salvation Army. He will be joined by two workers from Denver.
W. Z. Bills, formerly of this city, is seriously ill and was taken Sunday to Excelsior Springs Missouri. Mrs Bills and their son E Z Bills of Longmont accompanied him. Bills has liver trouble and is weak and under 100 pounds.
Mrs. McAllister and her daughter Winifred traveled from Denver on Monday. Mrs. McAllister returned that evening and Winifred planned to enter the Normal.
Rev. H. B. McMillan has started a series of revival meetings in the Fair Play district. The meetings are well attended and will continue the remainder of the week.
Miss Lillian Norris spent the holiday vacation in Greeley and returned to Johnstown where she teaches. Her sister Miss Helen accompanied her to Johnstown.
The W R C will meet at the I O O F hall on Thursday January 7. A good attendance is desired. Installation and supper postponed to January 21.
Mr and Mrs Robt McBirney arrive to lead the dress goods department at A J Parks store. They hail from Boulder and were recently married in Boise Idaho.
Miss Edith Dabb left Monday for St Louis after visiting relatives here. Her sister Miss Irene Sullivan accompanied her and will attend the Gadski concert this evening in Trinity Church.
Rev. J. J. Lace of the Methodist church traveled to Denver Monday for the birthday celebration of Bishop Warren at University Park. Warren is the senior effective bishop of the Methodist church.
B L Kittle and Nelson Demorest left Denver Monday night for a month long California itinerary stopping at the Grand Canon and other western coast points. R E Montgomery drank at the Electric Theatre, got jailed, paid fines, and left for Cheyenne. A County man vows to quit booze. Police report plenty of liquor on hand at the station as a joke.
A group of friends were entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Norris for a four course dinner party on December 30. The table featured ferns and a green foliage centerpiece. The evening continued with Mrs Norris playing piano and enjoying traditional Christmas frolics.
The Christian Endeavor society at the church met Monday for business and social. Six months into a split into Winners and Boosters the two sides competed to recruit members. The losing side must host a banquet, and next Friday the Boosters plan a banquet for the Winners who were the true winners.
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