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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1909

Page

4

Divorces Daily in Greeley Mill Case Amid Family Strife

Mrs Mary Gallagher seeks divorce from James Gallagher after six years of separation and alleged drunkenness. She claims half of $500 loan funded twenty acres near Greeley in his name, requests custody of three children, and has filed les pendens to block disposal of property. Attorneys Carpenter and Baker represent her. Also notes christening trip for Harry Armstrongs infant daughter with Godparents Mr and Mrs C Heffernan.

Mary Gallagher James Gallagher Greeley James Cache la Poudre Les Pendens Carpenter and Baker

Little Doings in Other Towns Ault Local

Ault residents report a Sunday turkey dinner at the Lali home in Rowe district and gatherings at Clark and Moore homes. Rosa Oesterle recovers from pneumonia as siblings battle whooping cough. Horses travel to Denver for stock show while beer contracts are signed for Eaton factory. Rev. Brooks preaches at the Congregational church, and New Century club discusses Arts Craft Movement and hand work with an Indian blanket valued at $200. Refreshments served. next meeting January 27.

Samuel Newell Ed. Lali Rowe District C. M. Clark F. J. Stoner Miss Rosa Oesterle Miss Rosa M. Oesterle T. S. Ballentine Denver H. E. Parry Eaton Sugar Factory J. M. Moore Katie Louche Seattle Washington Fort Collins C. A. Brooks Eaton Brooks New Century Club Emma Flint Ernesti America Morris Mass New York Columbus Ringle

Local News Heats and Happenings in Town and Nearby

Mr and Mrs H C Tully return from Grand Island Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Floyd Hunter of Fort Collins visit relatives here Sunday. Miss Elsie Laybourn has been ill but is improving, typhoid feared. Rev Cameron of Greeley preached at the M K E church during Rev Cooper’s absence. Mrs Byerly very ill at daughter’s home and may not recover due to age. Attendants to The Burgomaster show in Greeley included Roy Graham Meredith Mrs F B Mimmack and family. Nellie Knowles is sick and homebound. Missionary class of Congregational church meets this week with Mrs J R Gillies.

H. C. Tully Missouri Rev. Cooper The Congregational Church J. R. Gillies

Revered Chase to Lead Greeley Presbyterian Pulpit

Reverend Chase of Greeley will occupy the Presbyterian church pulpit until Reverend Dementz, who recently accepted the call to the pulpit here, returns.

Chase Greeley Presbyterian Church Dementz

Clergy Leader Returns to Washington Kansas Post

A church official has returned to Washington Kansas to oversee church affairs and will not resume his Colorado assignment until the third week of February.

Washington Kan Colorado Union Pacific Denver Kansas City

Progres sive farmers push Eaton to Greeley road project

Ben Rienks led fund solicitation Saturday to build a road eight miles from Eaton to Greeley. He raised 300 dollars from banks commission men and individuals. County commissioners promised aid and grave and portions of teams. cost is about 1200 dollars per mile with eight miles planned and most farmers ready to complete this spring.

Ben Rienks Eaton Road Eaton Greeley Rienks County Commissionera

Be McClenahan Leaves for Hot Springs for Relief

BE H McClenahan boarded for Hot Springs with his doctor as relief from rheumatic pain after two months at the Cam field. Theo Lucas also traveled to Denver to attend the stock show following an injury at the Denver wreck. Asa Mead left alone while Colonel White visited Windsor with Herman Mann, an early settler. Magn operates a Windsor cigar store and acts as a Windsor booster leader with the mayor.

BE. H. McClenahan Camfild Hot Springs Theo. Lucas Denver Asa Mead Colonel White Windsor Herman Mann Mr. Magn Clorado

Kennedy Laxative Lough Syrup Promoted for Colds

An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Lough Syrup as a remedy for children that tastes like maple sugar. It claims to cure the cold by gently moving the bowels and to ease throat irritation to stop coughing, with wide druggist availability.

Kennedy

H Hires Joins Goodman and Nelli Ching as Bookkeeper

H Hires has accepted a position as bookkeeper for the Goodman and Nelli Ching company, stepping into the role with duties unspecified but described as a clerical financial position.

H. Hires Goodman & Nelli Ching Company

Connect Grover Line With Crow Creek Network

H H Croll and Colorado Telephone officials met at Sligo and Grover to plan connecting the Grover district line with a point near Bob Jackson's about eighteen miles from Greeley. Promoters estimate $75 per mile for pole hauling, with a long distance exchange run by local farmers to cut operating costs.

H. H. Croll Colorado Tele Com Sligo Grover Telephone Ny Colorado Telephone Company Bob Jackson Greeley Bell Company Crow Creek McCune Tripune

Social Circles at Ault Social Hour Sees Friendly Rivalry

The Social Hour club members met Mrs F J Stoner Friday afternoon for a pleasant session with refreshments. The next meeting will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Jens Jeremiassen with both men and women in attendance. A dance at Allisone's hall Friday night drew M P A members from Eaton Pierce and Nunn. Prizes for new member recruitment went to Mrs Wm Bozarta and Mrs W A Hart.

F. J. Stoner Jens Jeremiassen Allison’s Hall Eaton Pierce

Runaway Crash In Eaton Injures Banker’s Wife

J D Wilson of the First National Bank and his wife were in a runaway near Eaton Sunday evening. Their buggy overturned after a hay rack team owned by Bruce Eaton ran wild. Mrs Wilson suffered a severe nervous shock and injuries, while both occupants were thrown to the ground.

J. D. Wilson First National Bank Bruce Eaton Wilsons

Sunday School Reorganized at Fairplay With New Officers

Rev. H B McMillan led meetings at Fairplay school house resulting in a reorganization of the Sunday school. New officers named C C McWilliams as superintendent C Stewart as assisting superintendent James McWilliams treasurer Alma Dahlgren secretary and organist.

H. B. McMillan Fairplay School C. C. McWilliams C. Stewart James McWilliams Alma Dahlgren

Evans Resident Buried

Funeral services for Mrs. Kate Sterling Zitamer were held at her daughter's home, Mrs. W. H. Winehold, at 3 p m Sunday. Rev. T A Blackwood and Rev. R J Hunter of Greeley officiated. The deceased, aged 60, resided with her daughter.

Kate Sterling Zitamer W. H. Winehold T. A. Blackwood R. J. Hunter Greeley

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