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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
5
Community notices from Greeley include travel updates for Jt. Gifford, Reese Zilar, and Margaret Miller visiting relatives in Fort Collins, Denver, and Peckham. Local births, a hospital operation, church events, and gatherings at the Allen Hunter Memorial rectory are noted, along with farm moves and residents preparing for Longmont and Boulder.
William Kelley of Greeley and George Clammer of Fort Collins won a district court case for Gychroeder and McMurray against Anton Anderson and C E Leeper. The claim totaled 977 dollars 78 cents over 1049 sheep agreed for shipment on October 31 1997. Plaintiffs said the sheep were ready but no call was made for shipment. defendants argued the sheep were never shipped. The decision drew many sheepmen seeking clarity on shipping contracts.
The Union Pacific updates its timetable with new southbound departures at 7 10 a m 10 12 p m 4 20 p m 11 p m and 48 20 p m while northbound arrivals occur at 8 56 a m 1 6 12 m 2 03 p m 7 06 p m and 8 30 p m.
Community brief mentions residents and visitors including Jack Kealther in Boulder J B McGara in Greeley Anna King heading to Denver Irene Pegg visiting Lucile Sehureman Flora Bowerman traveling to Denver Ella Larson visiting Windsor A Lawson and family moving to Gilcrest J A Clark returning to Durango Marry Van Antwerp preparing for Davenport Iowa to study chiropractic Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by locals Tribune manager H Wolfe on six week Texas visit and potential stops in Corpus Christi and Mexico
Gipson ladies held a Wednesday afternoon sewing meeting with Mr Swente attending. Women came with their work and a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed. Delicious meats were served by Mrs. A.
A late Saturday gathering at the Laatz home celebrated Mr and Mrs Lutz twelfth? wedding anniversary with friends. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments and presented the couple with china ware as a keepsake.
Property owners seek to trade three top residence income properties in Colorado Springs for an irrigated farm near Greeley or Loveland. Asking price totals $9,500 for the three. deal direct with owners. Contact D. W. Prewett Room 25 P. O. Building Colorado Springs Colo.
Royal Neighbors held an installation of officers Thursday evening in the I O C Fr hall after an initiation that admitted four new members. New officers include Elmer Roy oracle W E Weekly pest oracle Mamie Thompson wice oracle A O'Donnell chancellor R L Hall marshal A T Ling recorder Kessling treasurer and Preston sentinel.
BE. W. Langtry, the automobile man and Cadillac agent, owns an early car that has traveled over 1,000 miles on rough roads and remains in near new condition. His Cadillac has arrived for his personal use and showcases high manufacturing quality.
Mrs A Vandapool travels Sunday to Perry Ta vorn for a birth. Mrs John Deboo recovering from illness. Mrs Peter Huffsmith visits Grandmother Huffsmith in Ev ans. Ed Nelson out sick from Condon is homebound. Mrs Minnie Klein of Loveland visits Greeley en route to La Salle. L E Wrissler visiting parents H Rissler in Loveland. A J Van Buskirk from Nebraska visiting L G Van Buskirk and D C Coop erider families. Bluford and Letha Landrum visit brother Ben Landrum. Miss Lillian Shannon guest for dinner. Dr and Mrs Charles Urie return from Texas Gulf trip. Maynard Elliott and Winifred Miller go to Denver to see the Three Twins.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Morgan Hart Little Helen Morgan suffered two fingers crushed in swing doors at Camfield Friday at noon. The injury was painful though not serious.
After four decades with no correspondence, H E English received a letter from his boyhood cousin Alonzo English of Miami Florida. Two boxes of fresh fruit and vegetables arrived the same day, delighting the English family with string beans corn tomatoes eggplant oranges pineapples and grapefruit from the grower.
City Attorney Joseph Ewing opens in federal court challenging Greeley council authority to grant a franchise to George J. Spear for the Northern Oilway & Utility Co. The trial proceeds with nine anticipated answers as arguments continue day long and into tomorrow.
A traveling salesman from 617 Seventh Avenue Peoria Illinois reports kidney trouble for some time. After one bottle of Foley's Kidney Pills he says he was entirely relieved and recommends them to all. The pills are healing antiseptic and restore health and strength, sold by all druggists.
Mrs O F Shattuck left Monday for Indianapolis. Mrs Emma Beetham is ill with erysipelas. Mrs John Coope of LaSalle visited Greeley. Fred Shannon suffers from rheumatism. A C Madden of Masters in Greeley on business. Mrs D S Ellis and daughter Esther of LaSalle shopped in Greeley. Mrs C S E Miller of Fort Collins en route to Fremont Nebraska to visit friends. Miss Johanna Berger returned home in Boulder after visiting Mrs C E Douglass. Chamberlains Cough Remedy marketed for cold related chest and lung troubles. Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met Thursday afternoon for its monthly session with refreshments served by Mrs W S Hayden, Mrs B F Hoffman, Mrs W W Hennick, Mrs Alta Hamman, Mrs M Foulk, and Mrs S S Heathcock.
Farmers of Weld County await the Weld County Farmers Club convention opening later this week. Attorney Delph Carpenter, irrigation authority, will explain water issues including power plants irrigation bombs paid and water division. The lectures promise substantial benefit to farmers and the community.
Thursday evening's Elks smoker drew 150 members for a memorable event. Denver boys and Greeley men entertained with boxing, followed by music and a lavish roast lunch. Ollie O Farrel donated a pig roasted by C W Martin at the Phoenix bakery, with George Dauth providing roast turkey and possum.
One hundred dollars reward offered for an incurable catarrh case. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure as internally acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Endorsements from Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists state they know Cheney honestly and can meet obligations. Testimonials available, price 75 cents per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Louis Nordin, 20, a section hand, was nabbed in Aspen after eluding Greeley and Weld county officers for more than two months. He is jailed in Greeley on a statutory crime charge involving a local girl whose name is withheld. Nordin plans to deny the allegations and has hired supporters for the forthcoming trial.
Local residents and visitors appear in a stream of short notes. J L Brush returns from Denver while Jack Rece visits Greeley from Eaton. Several others travel for business or stock shows including the Turners moving to Beebe Draw and Elmer Swan welcoming a daughter at the Greeley hospital. Nearby residents visit and entertain with small gatherings and free eye exams offered to schoolchildren.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a valuable medicine for throat and lung troubles. It claims quick relief from painful breathing and a dangerous sounding cough indicating congested lungs and states it is sold to all dealers.
Members of the North Side County club gathered at Mrs. Horace Hopkins home for an Irving themed session. Mrs. Jeanetta Bliss read Thackery on Irving and Mrs. Rienks presented Lowell while readings from Irving appeared from Mrs. Tisdel and Mrs. Leaver.
Mr and Mrs F F Rockwell entertained Sunday with a four course dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Harry Van Antwerp who soon leave Greeley. A birthday cake was cut for Miss Elsie McCobb with birthday today. Guests included Miss Lucile Fennessey of Sterling.
Fuller and Nevins have dissolved their partnership in the monumental business in Greeley. Fuller moves to Iowa. Nevins continues as J. S. Nevins & Co. The firm will provide estimates for all monumental work and guarantee satisfaction. Located at 91 Ninth street, Greeley, Weld 460.
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