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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
2
H H Shaw plans a remodeling to add 1500 feet of selling floor space. The store will be renovated to improve light and convenience. Upstairs storage becomes a salesroom with millinery. a full width eight foot plate glass window will bring in light and a new stairway will connect floors. Downstairs partitions shift to enhance flow. the basement will store stock.
At 12 30 today a ground breaking service will be held at the corner of Tenth avenue and Tenth street for the M E church. All members and friends are urged to attend bringing a spade. The noon service allows Sunday school children to participate with small shovels. The program includes Hymn America Invocation Rev O A Petty five minute address to people Judge Scott.
Trustees and church members prepare for a five minute address by Robi Steel and a consecration of ground led by Rev J A Davis Pastor Rev Frank Barnett offers the consecration prayer Trustees lead the procession followed by members and Sunday school children with spades to turn the ground A free will offering table a photograph of the gathering and closing with the hymn Bless Be the Tie and benediction by Rev John Doane.
The last beet of the 1905-06 sugar campaign for the Greeley factory was ground at 11 o clock Thursday night as factory whistles blew. The season yielded eighty thousand tons of beets, including some from Sterling district, producing sixteen thousand tons of sugar. Two weeks will be spent processing waste juices into second grade sugar before a full shutdown for overhaul ahead of next season.
A 734 horsepower covert runabout in direct drive is described as in good condition and may be seen on the street near H Reynolds drug store at 275.
An article by S. Morgan Bushnell argues central electric stations should be near cities due to reliability and total cost, noting coal transport costs are small relative to plant costs. It explains large-scale steam and coal handling efficiency, compares hydropower economics, and emphasizes large-scale operation for profitability.
Leaves Greeley at 10 20 a m for Collins arriving 11 20 a m. Leaves Collings for Greeley at a m arriving 10 a m. Through train service from Greeley to Wellington. Mr and Mrs Franks Morrison I spent Wednesday in Denver.
The armory game last Saturday saw the high school team win 44 to 12 over Company D. Strong teamwork and sharp play carried the victors while Company D showed weaknesses and lacked practice. Ike Fortune stood out for Company D despite a crippled condition.
The New Century Club met January 17 with Mrs. Patterson to discuss French art and music. Members viewed State Federation art gallery reproductions and heard talks on Millet, Rosa Bonheur, Meissonier, Chopin, and Gounod. Progress Club programs centered on Florence art and Renaissance painters. Social hour followed. West Side Ladies Aid surprised Mrs. Selberg with a farewell gift of silver teaspoons.
Several local sale notices list auctions around Greeley Evans and Kersey with dates Feb 5 7 8 12. Items include borees cattle farm implements household goods and horses mules hogs and high grade Hereford stock. Managers include H E Witwer Huey and H B Manchester.
The Centennial State Chapter held its annual meeting at Mrs. Churchill's home. Officers elected after ritual and reports include Reg ent Mrs George St Adams Vice Regent Mrs Bruce G Eaton Recording Secretary Mrs N F Cheeseman Corresponding Secretary Mrs R F Graham Treasurer Mrs Jesse S Gale Registrar Mrs Eugene R Thayer Historian Mrs B R B Van Craig The regent will delegate to state and national conferences with alternates named for Washington and Denver. Three membership applications were received.
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