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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR mentions Greeley Colorado nearby entities such as a board and owner, with references to Jan and an animal, plus mentions of a dentist and auctioneer. The readable text is too disjoint to identify a clear event or outcome.
The Mines overwhelmed the Arrows in a Saturday night game, with Newton sidelined by a sprained wrist and Woodbury away at school. Tuffy Woolf starred for Mines while Arrows struggled for rhythm due to limited practice and missing players.
Mrs Avah C Senior died at home 1128 Fourth Street on Sunday night January 10 1909 from pernicious anemia. Born February 23 1851 in Madison Georgia she came to Colorado in 1877 with her husband and resided there. She leaves two children Winifred H and Jeanette one sister Mrs N H Bickling and two brothers Archie and Charles Camp. The funeral was at the family home Wednesday at 2 pm with burial at Linn Grove cemetery.
Locals from Eaton attended an evening study and fun gathering of the Round Table on Monday. A recital under the Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational church occurred Tuesday night. The town board met Monday night and transacted the usual business. F L Weller remains housebound with rheumatism, with talk of a California trip for his benefit.
The Rebekahs announce a social gathering scheduled for Wednesday evening this week. The installation ceremony has been postponed to the final meeting of the month.
Mrs Cahill of the White House restaurant sent her dog Tray to the laundry. A driver loaded bundles from the restaurant onto the wagon and four hours later the warm wash included the dog who woke from a bed of soiled linens. The laundryman tied the tablecloth and Tray leaped free, prompting warnings to watch the laundry wagon crew.
Secretary J F McCrery of the Commercial club plans to forward three potato samples for starch testing to the Bureau of Chemistry in Washington along with a city water sample and ditch water used for irrigation. He will also send two coal samples, domestic and steam, for analysis by Dr H E Sawyer the chief chemist who spoke on the alcohol question. The study aims to determine the exact cost of manufacturing alcohol if the government approves the removal of their experimental plant here.
The Clayton Lumber company began suit in district court Monday against Senator Delph Carpenter for 800 dollars in lumber. A 425 dollar note is partly paid, leaving an open account. The lumber company says nothing has been paid on either note or account. Attorney Strong represents the lumber company. In Parry vs Hafel finger, the judge awarded the plaintiff 1390 dollars by default in a money rent case. J C Nixon represented the plaintiff.
The Methodist Brotherhood held a Monday meeting and elected officers for the year. New officers include J. C. Alderman as president, C. I. Moore as First Vice, W. C. Thomas as Second Vice, F. E. Baker as Third Vice, J. T. Cameron as Fourth Vice, O. D. Neill as Secretary, and Co. H. Wadsworth as Treasurer.
Lydia Hellwig and Felix Lopez were married by county judge Brad Field in Greeley on Monday. Both residents of Eaton for years the bride attended local schools. They will reside in Eaton where Lopez is employed.
The Presbyterian church at La Salle has extended a unanimous call to Rev. Demetz of Washington Kansas who supplied the pulpit last Sunday. The church has been without a regular minister for some time and Rev. Demetz will receive a cordial welcome from his new parishioners.
George BE Williams and Mabel Miller of Fort Morgan. William Horst and Katie Criston of Loveland. Felix Lopez and Lydia Hellwig of Eaton were married by Judge Bradfield.
Commercial club directors meet to plan Weld county display in the Denver Wig stock show including sugar products and spud samples. Senator Clayton travels to Denver to meet railroad officials with James J. Hill party aboard a special train bound for inspection. The club may host a banquet to impress freight center importance and discuss depot and railway connections.
The Pawnee Irrigation Land Company was incorporated in Weld county with capital stock of 500290. Promoters include Francis Lonergan, Evans Courtney, Washington Greeley, and Henley A. Calvert o' Denyer. The firm will build reservoirs and ditches drawing water from North Pawnee and Igo creeks, a reservoir to be located on section 9 north, range 58 west, serving lands in townships 8 and 9 north, ranges 67 and 58 west, in the extreme northeast Weld county.
See the big National Stock show and horse fair in Denver the week of January 1828. It promises the greatest exhibition of fine stock west of Chicago with daily horse shows riding and driving exhibitions at the 6000 seat National amphitheatre. Colorado and Southern offers a special low round trip fare. Tickets go on sale January 17 18 and January 20 21 with final limit January 25.
W G Van Sickle returned Sunday from a six weeks trip to California with Mr. and Mrs. Van Sickle and Mrs. Laura Yardley. They visited Los Angeles Long Beach San Diego and Pasadena for New Year's Day at the rose carnival. Most time was in San Diego where a colony of Greeley people gathered. The trip benefited the men but Mrs Yardley found the climate damp. They will stay another week visiting Mrs KE Carver at Riverside.
The son of Chris D Peterson, a Jacksonville Iowa resident, suffered a sudden violent croup attack. Thick phlegm emerged after Chamberlains Cough Remedy was given, and Mr Peterson credits the remedy with saving his child from choking. For sale by all druggists.
K Niner who has been visiting his parents near Kersey left Monday for Pocatello Idaho. Mrs Niner remained for a longer visit.
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