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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
10
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Miss Pearl Rowe visited Miss Carmen Cozad. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pixler attended the Farmers Institute in Greeley. Percy Allan sprained his ankle but is recovering. Miss Carmen Cozad is able to be out again after sickness. Mary and Rosella Pixler attended a musicale at Eaton by Mrs. John Gille and pupils. Mr. Nixon owns the lot of the Ault hotel burn site. A. D. Wright sold his cement block house to J. D. Naffziger of Denver who will move this week. Naffziger also bought the Irving Miller farm. Town board and water pipes notice amid confusion. Water pipes laid Sunday. work finished by early afternoon. Willard Link transferred to Haton. Fred Abbott fills his place. Dorothy King taken to Denver hospital. appendicitis feared. Chauncey Frye’s house caught fire but limited damage. A. M. Nixon sold his farm and bought Theo Joll’s house on First avenue. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fry returned to Grover after visiting W. J. Henderson. Mrs. ry suffered neuralgia from a bad tooth, better on leaving.
Platteville notes show residents visiting Denver and Los Angeles, family travels, and school news. Kenneth Squires tops December grades. a mass meeting on electric light is set for Jan 20. A fatal accident near town claims Martin Madden. social events include dances, luncheons, and entertaining guests at local homes.
Prof. J. F. Redman, Mrs. Hattie Gwyn, Miss Gail Snider and Mrs. Fannie Boak attended the event. Delicious refreshments were served during the evening.
Mrs. Weden travels to Johns town for her mother’s illness while J. Bowman plans a sale before a California move. Families, visits, and purchases feature from Windsor to Eaton to Greeley with multiple local residents hosting dinners and celebrating birthdays. Property transfers include 120 acres near Gipson and 20 acres nearby, with moves planned March 1.
Miss Flora Runnells suffers rheumatism while J M Jacobson rents and moves to the J J Newell place from EB A Meads farm. P Lundberg rents Allison ranch and may move in this week with Annie Peterson keeping house and Mrs Olsen boarding. B B W Runnell moves to Garrett place. farm now owned by August Molander. Albert Allison contemplates moving to his farm. C M Larson and families spend New Year with A A Larson. Ernest Nelson recovers from scarlet fever. cared for by brother John Nelson in an A A Larson house.
Miss Ellie Lucas is very ill with rheumatism. Evanses from Iowa rent Bowman's ranch. Hatch guests of the Harrisons. Murchison adds two rooms to his ranch. Spurgeon entertained Neutze and Forward brothers. Mrs Shook and baby visited Harshs. Ira Lucas from Denver plans a visit. Peterson traded land toward forty acres east of Evans. Massacre family from Wisconsin moving to West Fifth Street until their house is ready.
Mr Murchison nears completion of a house addition while Mrs Peterson recovers from erysipelas. Mr Meredith sold his ranch to Mr Foster for 83000. W S Moore returns to his ranch for winter. Hog disease hits area, many animals die. Brethauer family plans Bracewell farming this season. Beet hauling ends this week and Boyd's dump quiet until September.
Fort Lupton residents attend gatherings and celebrate milestones. Ray St John studies in Denver. Agness Herbert visits. Laburnum Circle hosts a lunch after a lodge. A Denver guest joins S J Rhode family for Sunday. Mrs Sadd, Mrs Slater and relatives visit. Jim m Gorman livery barn fire at Dacona burns two horses. Amon dies. I O O F conducts funeral. Social 16 group, Pauline Ladd birthday. Sanford and Davis wedding anniversary celebrated with a party and gifts. Garthwait to locate in Lupton. Ora Putnam heads to New York. All a Mistake play draws large crowd. Laburnum Circle sponsors. New Year lunch for Twombly class. Miss Neill guest of honor.
F. HB. McElwee of Boistown New Brunswick reports relief from a longstanding left shoulder pain after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The note says rheumatism of the muscles caused the pain and praises prompt relief after trying the balm. Sold by all druggists.
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