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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
2
Several residents travel or ship goods with hay baling and a plowing engine stuck at Oasis. L. Peck buys 960 acres near Nunn via Nunn Land Investment Co. for 13740. A two story hotel with 16 rooms and a kitchen store area is planned. Married in Cheyenne Charles McFetridge and Emma Copes.
Owl Creek announces a preaching service at the school house on the first Sunday in February after Sunday school. The article notes plowing halted by cold weather and farmers hoping for a dry farming year. Miss Ella Burbridge had a visit from brothers George and Edgar Burbridge. George leads Fort Lupton schools and Edgar studies at Longmont high.
Mr and Mrs Clare Doolittle recently visited Fred Mason near Greeley. Mrs Cumming Campbell and Idaho relatives visit her daughter Mrs Fay Blandin. Mrs A J Eaton returns from Oklahoma City to visit father R Taylor. Miss Maud Taylor and sister return home to reside here. Work resumes on the new schoolhouse with Mollie Evans and pupils preparing to occupy it soon. Slate blackboard ordered from J E Snook of Greeley to be cut to size at Slatington Pa.
Married Saturday in Cheyenne Ernest Molander and Alma Nelson, sister of Mrs Victor Ehn, wed and settled near Ault. Rowe district notes report Lewis return from Wellington relatives in Chicago and Darrow visit to Greeley. Mr and Mrs J H Rowe also to Denver to see Mrs Rowe's parents.
Nunn H. Howe returns from a business trip to Denver. D. Chandler and E. Brown come back from Hygiene. R. R. Clarke and family settle comfortably in their new home. H. O. Walker opens up his new venture.
Joe Burris of Albee district visited his aunt Mrs. Eva Deboo this past week. Ed Price from Greeley moved to the Moore farm for the coming year. Tom Ketley hunts in the hills and gathers poles. Miss Neta Stanton from Platteville visited Brownie Wilson. Rev Enga of Greeley conducts meetings at Hazeton schoolhouse from the 20th for a week. The Jan 19 literary program featured a debate on whether a woman should not be disfranchised with Ben Landrun Edna Barber Earl Barber Lizzie Maitland forming the teams.
John Allen is on the sick list with the grip for two weeks. The Delta item notes community notices including visits by Mr and Mrs T Watts to Mrs Kimberly on Normal Hill and neighborly gatherings at new homes and sewing bees reported with cheerful tone.
Eaton Geo Holmes greets friends in Fort Morgan Friday. J Wilcox of Lovelia Iowa visits his uncle D E Miller. Warren Yeagy takes a Denver job. W H Ross travels to Kansas City for business. Myrtle Mincey of Windsor visits sister Mrs James Gault. J Hume leaves Busy Store, buys J Teague’s billiard parlor. Mrs W J Farr and Miss Farr host an evening with sherbet and cake. Cr F Wilson visits Denver. family settles in a newly completed home.
Mrs John Paul of Denver returns home after visits with friends. Miss Ethel Gazelle accompanies her. Mrs W E Larkin hosted a gathering for her niece Miss Rena Chase. Mesdames Myers and Sullivan hosted Social Hour with guests Duke Farr Gates Steele and Miss Farr. G N Yeagy's party honored Denver guests Cavenaugh De Monco and MelIntyre with Miss Miller of Greeley in charge of refreshments. Town board ordered no more band stand postings and to build over the new well. night marshal discharged as Eaton maintains order.
Evans E. H. Behrens suffers grip while Paul Gier of Denver visits L. C. Vanderlip. W. H. Fuller named night watchman at the bridge. Charlie Cobleigh attended the Denver stock show. McMillan recovering from a serious illness. Rev. McMurney returns to Evans for lectures on reform. Revival meetings at the Methodist church continue with rising interest. Joe Ross undergoes kidney operation in Denver hospital. Dr. Horton accompanies him. J. C. Hudson returns from Tennessee after visiting Lookout Mountain and recalling Confederate history.
Ault births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Dyer. Marriages cited for Ernest Molander and Alma Nelson in Cheyenne and Fanny H Elliott with Laura F Sequine at Congregational parsonage. Reports of diphtheria in Warren family and Arthur Hurt with Ola Coffee wed in Greeley. Electric lights proposed by W J Farr. Jacob Hasbrouck buys W H Bones house. Christian Ladies Aid rummage sale Jan 25 with oyster supper. new church occupancy in two weeks. Mrs E G Huff’s husband asks for 75 dollars to return. L O T M elects officers.
Charles Robinson lists elected officers including Ruthl Allison as post commander and May Robinson as lieutenant commander. The water works contract was awarded to F J Stoner for 26500, the eighth lowest bid, later withdrawn after taxpayer protests. Taxpayers pressured the town board and editor Hubbell over actions and apologies followed.
Duane DeVolle attended the Denver livestock show on Wednesday. Robert J. Dill of Grand Rapids Nebraska, brother of Mrs H Ford, is visiting. Mr and Mrs Trumbull of Hillsboro and J E Law with Windsor kin visited the Ford ranch. Mrs Sherman Marks received a telegram from Loveland about her father’s serious illness and left for Loveland. Mrs Libbie Edwards from North Platte Neb visited and departed for Loveland.
Mrs. BE. P. Hendricks traveled to Denver Monday on business. The YWCA will host a dime social at Mrs. Ladd's home Friday evening. Winbourne and Snouffer visited Denver for the stock show this week. Epworth League held a well attended chicken dinner Friday night. Twenty five dollars was applied to the pastor's salary.
LASALLE O. C. Zingg was in Greeley one day last week. Jas. Beattie has been seriously ill for the last week. J. Nelson of Big Bend is caring alfalfa this week. J. B. Dunn attends the live stock show in Denver this week. The board of directors spent Tuesday visiting the school. Miss Jennie Ellis spent Friday with Mrs. John Dunn of East Evans. Mrs. McKissick of Denver visits sister Mrs. Jas. Beattie. Mrs. Huldheson and children were guests of Mrs. Jas. Dunn last week. Fred Rockwell of Greeley visited his sister Mrs. Harbottle. Miss Alma Midgett was guest of Prof. and Mrs Harbottle last Wednesday. Miss Carrie Kelsey of Fort Lupton visited Miss Alma Midgett from Friday to Monday. Edith Ellis left Monday for Johstown to teach for the balance of the year.
Mr Lutz traveled to Loveland on Thursday returning Friday. Joe Anderson bought 110 acres near the county hospital for 2300 dollars. Mrs Mamie Jackson visited last week with friends in the neighborhood. D W Carr of Severance stayed Wednesday night and Thursday at the Webster ranch. Miss Etta Waite from Kansas visiting Mrs Clarence Rowley and friends near Kersey. Mr Jackson came from Windsor and spent the weekend with his wife at J W Harsh’s home. Jackson is working on a reservoir near Windsor. Rowleys moved into the Stokes ranch house. Neighbors surprised them Wednesday evening. Present: Messrs and Mesdames Harris, Harrison, Spurgeon.
Refreshments were served as neighbors gathered to surprise Mr. and Mrs. Spurgeon on Friday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Dalzell, Mr. and Mrs. Harris and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Bybee, Ida Bybee and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Warner and four children, Mrs. Rowley and two children, Ray Harrison, Fay Harrison, and Maud Harlan. The gathering featured cake, coffee, and apples.
A large gray wolf was seen on the Empire site while Mrs. P. W. Putnam visits Denver. Hanneman and sons load beets dumped on the ground at Masters siding. Rollie Clem bought a span of horses from BE. V. Warner. Farmers purchase the scale house and scales from E. V. Warner and John I. Warren to deliver beets next year. John Eppel of Roggen visited E. V. Warner and bought eight head of young horses for his ranches.
Windsor reports four cars of cattle fed for Saturday by Lewis Kern. Mrs. Rourke of Iowa visits daughter Mrs. M. E. Ferguson. F N Kriggs tours Denver business. Eva McKelvey sells Lake View property to Smich, Kennedy, and Teller. Harrison Teller heads to Texas for a month, Forgey family settles in Benfield home. Dalzell family from Cedar Rapids visits Windsor. Anna Rue improving after illness. John Dowding rents farm to W T Jones. Dowding and daughter stay. J A Long to lecture on American Songs and Song Writers next Friday January 25 under Epworth League.
The Methodist church board and spouses held a Tuesday evening surprise at Judge J C Scott's home to honor his 37 years of church service. Attendees presented a cane carved from the church alter rail and a set of silver knives and forks. About fifty friends attended.
Mrs John Lowe of Cooper Maine credits Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets with curing a two year stomach trouble after trying twelve bottles. She reports feeling well and notes the tablets are sold by all druggists.
The Baroness Louise von Richtofen filed a $92,000 damage suit in district court alleging damage to about 900 acres of land near Hardin. She claims the inlet ditch to the New Empire reservoir passes through her property causing the losses.
Druggists offer PAZO OINTMENT promising cure for itching, bleeding, prolapsed piles within six to seven days. If unsatisfied, money refunded. 50 cents.
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