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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
4
Evans and Greeley locals travel to Denver Kansas City and Cheyenne for business visits and family trips while attending meetings. Residents attend club events, hospital updates, and church gatherings, with several returning from holidays or travels and others planning next month’s engagements.
Saturday visitors and weekly movements abound in Greeley with many residents and guests traveling to Denver Eaton Fort Collins Evans and Chicago. Notable mentions include Col C A White returning to Denver, Mrs Truby's ongoing illness in California and Capt Tracy Truby's kidney trouble. Community updates cover visitors to and from Greeley, hospital notes, skating social notes and a card party at St Peter's hall.
Monday reports say W. H. Gill traveled to Denver while J. P. Johnson of Nunn spent Sunday in Greeley.
Tuesday Harry Hibbs Sheriff J MaAfea spent Monday in Denver and Zoe Moore was among Denver visitors today. Ewing also traveled to Denver on business.
A long list of social calls and travel notes fills the page. Many residents from Denver Fort Lupton Windsor Windsor Eaton and other towns visit Greeley while others depart for stock shows lumbermen conventions and family visits. Several brief items note hospital stays anniversaries and club events including a Jolly Dozen gathering and a Fortnightly musicale with a Portuguese program.
In Ault on Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs J W Bowman celebrated the birth of a son weighing eight pounds this marks the first arrival in the family.
Fort Lupton on January 18 hosts a Greek chicken feed event with turkey jucks and fowls for a big Sunday celebration. DB Steiney, a local grocer, left town to acquire provisions as the farming community plans the annual feed with coal ears and Greek flair.
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