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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
3
A local store in Greeley announces a massive clearance to close out winter goods. The sale promises the lowest prices ever offered as inventory is reduced to normal levels before the spring season.
J W Crone offers life insurance while Craigs shop provides school books and Kodaks. Fever's stocks photo supplies. Harry McAfee visited Denver for a Sunday trip. Will Richart, Fort Collins street supervisor, traveled to Greeley on business. Mr and Mrs Tom Allen moved to 908 th street. J O Custer, ticket agent, leaves for vacation to Kansas City and Manhattan Kan. Mrs J L Atkinson of Montrose visits in Denver and Las Animas with sister Mrs Culver.
Glasier the jeweler and Penham advertise watches and beaver carriage work at L Orr's. Several residents travel to Denver for stock show and visits, including B McDermott Stevens Ling and Cammie Kelsey. Medical ad promotes Foley's Orino Laxative for constipation and liver issues.
Miscellaneous items report residents traveling to Denver on business and stock shows. visitors arriving from Hamilton Missouri. local commerce notes including pills and remedies. ads for Folys Kidney Remedy and Albany hotel rates. social gathering at 1806 Eleventh Avenue with about twenty girls and refreshments.
Wallace ill at home in Pleasant Valley. S F Wright of Loveland visited Greeley on business Friday. M Abbott returns from Brush where employed in the sugar factory. Born Friday January 15 to Mr and Mrs George Cral at 1328 Fourth Street a daughter. An enormous line of silverware and new goods with new prices at Dunham the jeweler Coronado stock.
Take your files to Orr's black smith shop at 617 619 Sixth Avenue to have them put in good shape for spring work.
Miss Alta Hamman is ill. A M McClenahan and Scott Bullard were in Denver on business Friday. Rex Eaton and John Parks went to Denver Saturday morning. Kitts offers a square piano for sale at 713 Tenth Street. Fezer's drug store sells kodak films and supplies. Robt Carter visited Eaton Saturday morning to visit his cousin WI Wright.
Misses Prudence and Laura Landers attend the Normal and traveled to their Eaton home on Friday to spend Sunday.
Mr and Mrs W M Brown were in Gresley Saturday en route to their Loveland home from Spokane where they visited their children.
Earl Chappelow, formerly employed in Loveland, is now located in Cripple Creek. The Misses Murchison entertained the First Presbyterian choir at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Roger Friday evening.
The Albany hotel in Denver offers popular European plan rates at $1 and $1.50 per day, with combined options at $2.00 and $2.50. A zoology class from Eaton High School, about twenty students plus Miss Brooks, visited the Normal to study the museum’s bird collection Friday afternoon.
Robert Rosling came home to spend two weeks with his mother in Max Nebraska marking his first visit in twenty four years.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Searing entertained a few friends with a dinner Friday evening. Cards were played in the evening and an enjoyable time spent. The guests included Mr and Mrs J Scott Thompson, Mr and Mrs D H Scott, Miss Rhoda Haynes and Miss Florence DeVotle.
The Greeley High School football team visited Wallace the photographer on Friday afternoon for team pictures. Captain Ernest Atkinson led a group including Ralph Morrison Terris Comer Carl Hall Sterling Brush Will Cooper Earl Benton Horace Doke Nisa Sato Ruasell Buchanan and Ed Fagan for the portrait session.
A 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh. It claims constitutional treatment via internal use, promises a $100 reward for any uncured case, and urges readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The younger boys of Ault and Eaton met at the armory Saturday night for a basketball game. The Ault Crescents defeated Eaton High School's second team 40 to 17, mirroring the season trend between the towns.
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