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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1907
Page
3
This week offer includes extra large pineapples at 20 and 25 cents each and sweet Redlands Naval Oranges at a quarter per dozen. Both are fruit swaps and guaranteed to please with prompt orders.
Auction notices detail sales for January 28 29 and 31 with locations near Evans La Salle Greeley Lucerne and Farmers Spur selling horses cattle bogs (likely hogs) farm implements and related items. Roy Lockhart Frank L Blunt and Mrs Chas Mulford are listed as owners.
Satiricus laments city electric lines intruding on sidewalks and yards. He mocks corporate expansion by a foreign operator, predicts price wars, and urges municipal takeover to protect residents. He notes officials’ complicity and envisions orderly, tree friendly streets.
The second regular meeting of the Brotherhood of St Paul at the Methodist church featured eight new members, an address by Prof. J. W. Crone on Birds, musical solos by Kathryn Darby and Shaw, readings by Charlotte Auger, and a feast prepared by Dwight Neill. Greeley chapter now has 50 members. Officers are President E A Darby, Vice President C E Carter, Secretary-Treasurer J C Alderman.
A historical health notice extols Brandreth’s Pills as a premier blood purifier. It claims impurities hinder circulation and promotes one grain of sarsaparilla extract with two grains of mild vegetables per pill, recommending one or two every eight hours for surprising results.
To settle up the Texas Panhandle and tributary sections the Colorado and Southern offers half rates for round trips to points in that territory. Write for particulars. T. BE. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver, Colo.
Amusement column announces a rare Wednesday event at the opera house. The Tots Carnival features about three hundred school children in distinctive costumes and a 3000 candle power arc light show. Miss L E Hetzel headlines as originator and manager with a high class juvenile production benefiting the public high school. Performance starts at 8:15 after prayer meeting.
Mrs. Arnott hosted Entre Nous with fancy work and a story read by Mrs. Starr. refreshments followed. Mrs. Sterling led Unique club with 500 as guests included Mrs. Watson from Denver, plus Mrs. Couzens Potter and Wylie of Platteville. next meeting with Mrs. Wylie.
Miss Carena Lee hosted a Rainbow club evening last Friday at Mr. and Mrs. J. Durkee’s home with red decorations and red score cards. The main game was 500, with Mrs. W B Starr winning ladies first prize and John Rece taking gentlemen’s first prize. Twenty eight guests attended including out of town guests Miss Charlotte Hibbard of Fort Collins Miss Myra Thomas and Lee Stone of Ault.
A morning sermon outlines core tenets of liberal church practice. The speaker discusses open inquiry, social justice, and inclusive worship as guiding principles for modern congregations.
Trinity Lutheran holds services at 10 30 with Sunday school at 11 30 led by Pastor B Fritsche. Rev A D Buck will conduct services at Steele's Hall next Sunday.
Services are held Sunday at 11 am and Wednesday at 7 30 pm in the chapel at the corner of Ninth Street and Eighth Avenue. All are invited to attend.
Worship and sermon at 10 45 a m with Sabbath school after the morning service Vespers and sermon at 4 p m on Lack ing One Thing Public cordially invited
Reader urged to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic pains claiming it aids rest and sleep. Sold by all druggists.
A descriptive illustrated booklet showcases a superb winter resort with scenic mountains and lodging appeal. The prospectus highlights very low rates via Colorado and Southern railway with T. E. Fisher as general passenger agent based in Denver.
T. J. Hall of this city won first and second prizes with two two year old Percheron Norman mares at the Denver stock show last Tuesday. The horses were judged best shortly after being placed in their stall. Mr Halil bought the pair at Volisca Iowa about a year ago. The pair weighed 2820 pounds recently.
Twenty two deeds to right of way were filed in the county clerk's office last Tuesday by the Denver Greeley Fort Collins railway company. The electric railway plans extend along what is now Houseman road between Denver and the two major northern Colorado cities. The lands involved lie southwest of Greeley in the county.
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