Dentist Office in Union Bank Block Greeley
Local dental office operated by Dr. Dille continues service at the Union Bank block in Greeley Colorado.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
8
Local dental office operated by Dr. Dille continues service at the Union Bank block in Greeley Colorado.
Highland lake reports include Carroll Brown leaving for Denver to visit relatives and Rufus Mead visiting Denver for the stock show. John Holmes improves daily, while callers are welcomed at his home. Passenger trains run on the beet railroad, and the Modern Woodmen plan a Mead lodge with Lan caster remaining in town to promote the order.
Grover hosts a hard time party on January 24. G E Morris returns from Denver. Dora Blackmore oversees Baker building renovations. Geo W Parker welcomes a ten pound girl born in Colorado. Naramore and Underwood’s steam shovel heads toward Grover. about fifteen Iowa teachers plan to move here to work on dry farms. A depot was established for Carpenter with a stock yard planned. Denver postoffice inspector reviews local post office and homesteads two miles north. Modern Woodmen installed officers January 10 with a well received program and local talent and a supper during intermission.
Mrs. George Rodefer has been in the past week. Ed Brown stayed home with the grip. Mrs. Shull and Mr. Eichmann now have Independent phone connection. The Chapel meetings continue with several conversions. Wesley Sloan visited home for the first time since New Year’s. Miss Clampett and pupils enjoyed ice on Saturday though rough. Mr. Stickney, longtime neighbor, died Friday after months of illness. Communion service next Sunday honors Cradle Roll parents with music by Bessie Carlson and a sermon. Peter Jensen, new farmer who bought Mrs Johnson’s farm, married Miss Glissey in Kansas and returns home to start a family life.
Mrs Galt Hubbel spent Monday in Denver. Ely Elliott of the west side is able to be out again after illness. Mr and Mrs A R Fischer spent Sunday in Brighton with Mr and Mrs Nix. Mrs Jock arrived from California to stay with her daughter. Mack Smitt returned from Goldfield New and plans to stay in Lipton. Fred Jackson of the west side becomes a partner in Hayden Merchandise and will reside in Fort Lupton. Mr and Mrs F A Jasper were Denver travelers and Mrs Jasper will visit Glenwood Springs.
Mr and Mrs Wm Rowland and family with Mrs Tracy left for California last Monday to stay several months. Social Sixteen were entertained at the Fischer home. Twombly and Hubbel won honors, Lonsdale and Fischer consolation. The Merry Sunshine Girls hosted a leap year ball at Convention Hall with large crowd, fine music, and a late midnight spread at Hotel Lupton.
Clara Bechto was a passenger for Nunn on Friday night. Mrs. Gilman of Ault spent several days with Mrs. Wilton. Mr. Clark, depot helper, took a short visit to Winchester Kansas. Mrs. Stanley and her niece Dot Stanley were passengers for Denver on Monday. Miss Stanley will return to Hastings Nebraska after a stay in Denver.
Rosy Waite is on the sick list this week. J S Archibald killed a beef for J Waite last week. John Archibald had a horse badly cut on barb wire last Sunday. J W Shearer purchased a fine...
Mrs. Lizzie Green spent Wednesday with Mrs. Von Rosenburg and neighbors. Ola Werkeiser hosted a Leap Year party for Delta youths. Mr. Wilmarth plans to move to Iowa this week while Mrs. Wilmarth will leave later. the girls will finish at the Normal. Old fashioned quilting bees are popular with Mrs. Waite and others hosting days of quilting for neighbors.
John Meyer has pneumonia and is sick for some time. Wilhelmina Wright also ill with scarlet fever but progressing. M. DPD Andrews moved to the ranch vacated by J Jour ney. Boeck Bros. hold the ice contract for the Creamery company. Bert Reynolds moved from Hardin to White's coal mine for the winter. Tickets for Burns concert at First Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening available at Tribbune office or Clark Faulkner's drug store.
Mrs. Dollie Curtis spent the week's end with relatives in Greeley. Ralph Stewart has traded his farm for city property and will move to Greeley. Mrs. Susie Beetham Foster of Windsor visited her parents the last of the week. Mr. Simpson sold his farm to Mr. Beggs and moved to Denver. Lon Beetham added to his tenant house. The Girls' club was entertained by Miss Ethel Beetham with dainty refreshments. The Ladies' Aid society and escorts attended the annual open meeting at Ed Daven's west of the Greeley reservoir.
Do not let a cough or cold become chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlains Cough Remedy for prompt relief. From a small start its sale has spread across the United States and to many foreign countries, with numerous cures earning wide reputation. Sold by all druggists.
A private train departs Denver for a lavish journey described as the Egypt of America. Plans mention January 28 departures with options for berth section or drawing room reservations.
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