Grocers Convention Closes With Banquet At Camfield Tonight
The 11th annual Retail Grocers and Butchers association meeting enters its final evening with a banquet at the Camfield hotel hosted by the Great Western Sugar company. Delegates from across Colorado attend sessions, hear papers on advertising and sales, and will wrap unfinished business this afternoon.
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Grocers
Camfield
Great Western Sugar Company
J. M. B. Petrikin
Edgell
Bell
Spicer
Petrikin
Snyder
Steele
Hugh
Dearstyne
Fite
Tew
Perrine
Denver
Murray
W. Brady
Boulder
W. A. Decker
G. B Cinenink
Nce
Winfield Hartzell
Sion
Wan Wei
Camfeld Hotel
Harvey Moore
McCrery to Handle Colorado Exhibit at Columbus Show
J. F. McCrery secretary of the Greeley Commercial club has been chosen from all Colorado to head the state exhibit at the national corn show in Columbus Ohio January 29 to February 11. He will depart Saturday morning for the east to arrange the display. Alfred Patek secretary of the state board of immigration selected him amid pressure to secure leave of absence. W H Olin national show vice president for Colorado will spend part of his time there demonstrating the state's resources.
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J. F. McCrery
Greeley Commercial Club
Colo + rado
Co +lumbus
Alfred Patek
State Board of Immigration
Mr. McCrery
W. H. Olin
Colorado
O Donnell case returns in district court over farm fund
In Weld county district court the O Donnell dispute centers on who receives 4617.57 left in trust after foreclosure of Thomas O Donnell s farm and ditch rights. Five children and second wife contend for the funds while a wide kin group, including residents in Arizona Iowa and Utah, joins the claim.
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Thomas O'Donnell
Weld
O’donnell
Ron Blind
Intersi:aeurer
Sam
Distict
O'Donnell
Thomas W. O'Donnell
Salt Lake
John O'Donnell
Arizona
Mary O'Donnell
Iowa
James O'Donnell
Weld County
Theodora Arnold
Boulder
Reception Tendered at Normal by Grocers Convention
Grocers and wives toured the Colorado Normal School in Greeley with President Snyder and faculty guides. They visited the library museums and mammal display, watched fox mounting, admired ceramic work, observed classes, and finished with a decorative tea by students before attending the afternoon session.
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Greeley
Normal
Camfield
Z. X. Snyder
L. A. Adams
Ceramic Museum
Do Ae Oepartment
First Hoppers of Year Appear in Eaton
R B Snyder reports the first grasshoppers of 1911 found in Eaton after moving a fern indoors. He observed a swarm emerging from eggs hatched by warm indoor conditions, suggesting a large spring infestation ahead.
Elk Club Smokers Host Diverse Athletic Events
Athletic events ranging from jiu jitsu to Queensbury boxing drew a large Elk Club crowd last night. A highlighted wrestling bout pitted a Japanese wrestler against an American, with the Oriental noting no decisive edge. A Denver-bound special train carried Elk guests to the event.
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Queensbury
Elk Club Rooms
Denver
Mrs Havener Travels to Denver for Visit
Mrs. H. C. Havener traveled to Denver this morning. Mr. Havener plans to go later in the week.
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H. C. Havener
Denver
Mr. Havener
Doc Bird the Sorrowful Cartoonist Visits Greeley
Denver Post cartoonist known as Doc Bird or Frank Finch arrived in Greeley with a suitcase and a proclivity for teased jokes. He left Denver after a hurried summons from his city editor and sought out L. Hickman, his first boss from Missouri, now living in Greeley.
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Doc Bird
Denver
Greeley
Denver Post
Dee
Frank Finch
Finch
Capitol Hill
Mr. Finch
Doc
Placid
Missouri
Vaudeville Delight Draws Large Greeley Audience
A full opera house in Greeley enjoyed a vaudeville evening arranged by the entertainment committee for grocers at the convention. Princess Indira danced with snakes, amid laughs and applause. The program featured comedy acrobats, a male quartet, and well staged sketches.
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Greeley
Tils
BME
S. K. Martin
Denver
Indira
Martin
Fairy tale hour returns to city hall Friday
Fairy stories for local children return Friday at 4 15 PM in the city hall council chamber. Miss Katherine Hale will tell Wilhelm Grimm tales for about 40 or 45 minutes with help from Miss Cannell and Normal School girls. No admission fees. open to any well behaved child.
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Sue Jones
Houston
Council Chamber
City Hall
Katherine Hale
Wilhelm Grimm
Hans Christian Anderson
Cannell
Greeley
Tribune
San Antonio
Tex
Drake Couple Heads to Denver for Brief Visit
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Drake departed for Denver today for a short stay of several days.
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Mrs. J. W. Drake
Denver
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Denver-Laramie
State Normal School
Hone
Empeon
Bent's Crackers
the Tribune
St. John and Wife
Fort Lupton
A. G. Johnson
WH. Naffziger
Nunn
J. &. Jackson
W. Strong
Brighton
L. Hackley
N. H. Benton
Haxtum
Pascal Poe
Pueblo
W. Babcock
D. Arnold
Methodist Church
Mr. Ranton
J. M. McClelland
Longmont
J. W. Kelly
Victor
H. Kawin
Windsor
W. B. Springer
Trinidad
E. P. Perrin
W. H. Tucker
Colorado Springs
J. G. L. Thompson
J. C. Schmire
H. A. Clingenpeel
Johnstown
F. M. Counts
W. L. Lagursee
O. W. Ward
W. H. Perry
W. Chick
A. W. Melton
R. McLeod
Hillsboro
W. H. Culbertson
John Ferguson
L. H. Davis
John EB. Adick
D. Carlton
A. E. Ruthmann
J. L. Mesman
Johns
M. Barrett
Fort Morgan
J. W. Zepp
Merino
B. BE. Fimple
F. A. van Stone
L. EB. Shafer
William O'Reill
W. H. France
Lafayette
A. E. Lempke
R. A. Cable
M. F. Cable
A. L. Lewis
G. A. Kaiser
W. Zepp
Fort Collins
Brayton McIntyre
Ben F. McCoy
Gill
Gate McCoy
John Moody
Hygiene
Fred D. Meek
I. C. Phillips
Eaton
A. B. Grossman
W. J. Bronson
Rocky Ford
Cc. C. Greene
W. L. Henderson
Sterling
G. H. Valentine
George H. Cleason
Wellington
George Steiner
Giulbert Landell
B. Lucas
Glenwood Springs
J. & van Lam
Florence
Gus Lawson
John Bald
J. B. Crews
J. F. Crews
B. Simonton
M’crery
Mr. Snyder
ELKS
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Opera House
Patry Stortes
Greebley Children
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