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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
3
Reports show Ewing Bros. sold cattle to a Longmont firm this week while mid February work shifts occur on rail and road projects. Homes change hands as John Davis moves into the L. T. Davis property and Mr. McGee buys Hotel Lupton. Community visits include Grace Hammitt in Platteville and J. W. McKissock in Denver.
There is a prospect of placing the beet railroad through to Longmont this season. Ee H Knott shipped a car of mixed cattle from the switch to Denver last week. Scott Kerr moved his house from the farm sold to Lloyd Mudd to a town lot. Chas Bodkin moved into the rooms behind the hall and will install pool tables. Kerr bought a lot from Knott on the south side of the street near McCormick's store. The band concert Saturday evening was well attended with home talent aiding the program.
AULT Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Mattison a daughter Mrs Chas Robinson entertains her brother in law Watts and his daughter Nellie Ora son of Albert Allison was hurt after being thrown from a horse Dr Anderson attended He Hart brothers learned their mother sick at Greeley and improved C J Ryden moved family into K A Perry house Odd Fellows bought Pulliam place on Main street planning a brick building Postmaster R L Pence seeks more mail service via exchange of
Evans residents attend to visits and business including Homer Sims calling on friends in Fort Lupton and James Barber transacting affairs in Evans. Mrs. Dow remains ill, Grandma Huffsmith sidelined by grip, and Dr. Vincent of Golden to lecture on Young Folks and Old Folks at the R. P. church next Friday evening.
Jesse Brubaker spent several days with Evans people. C. E. Houston of Greeley visited Frank Hunter the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harris moved to a farm owned by Mrs. Von Richthofen. Hardin and Box Elder youths enjoyed skating on Higiey’s lake. D. M. Scobey and wife moved from a farm east of town to Kersey. Mrs. Anderson returned to Kansas City after visiting her sister Mrs. Carlson.
Mr Coffman sold eighty acres southeast of the cemetery for 9000 while Burgess sold eighty acres across from Albert Lawrence's. Miss Della Moody visited from Sheep Draw, Golden sold forty acres and plans a Jan sale, Archibald bought land south of Mrs Green's. Friday a schoolhouse program entertained many visitors, and Agnes Robb celebrated her fourteenth birthday with classmates and refreshments.
Mrs. V Hindes of Brighton visited Mrs. B Herrington Monday and Tuesday. T G Edgar came home Saturday after a month in Iowa. Miss Edith Herrington returned to duties Monday after a week's grippe illness.
Mr. Moore the Christian minister of Boulder was in the neighborhood last week. James Harris and Mrs Mary Jackson visit their son and nephew T J Jackson. Lincoln district began its weekly literary on Friday nights. Revival meetings at the S L W school house closed last Sunday evening.
Mr Teller age eleven is ill with pneumonia. Mr Raleigh and family relocate to the Evans ranch and will farm there this year. Mrs Jennie McCurry and daughter Ella of Fort Collins visit at the Webster ranch. Mr Jackson buys the South ranch and takes possession. Mr South and family move to Greeley. Mrs Spurgeon hosts Rev Barnett and daughter Helen and son Frank, plus the Bingham Brothers, to a 1 o'clock dinner Saturday.
Frank Adams from Agricultural college is home sick. The home of Mr and Mrs E Hi West welcomed a new baby Sunday night. The piece also notes high fatalities arise from colds and extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for early treatment and relief, sold by all druggists.
The U. S. Grant W R B C met January 18 with new officers in their chairs. They held memorial services for Mrs. Lillie Williams who died January 9 at age 45. Williams served six years in the corps and was a cheerful worker with executive ability. The W A C looks for a good year, starting strongly in finances, social ties, and membership.
Mrs. Hanna Johnson of Boulder and John Munce of Greeley were quietly married last Tuesday afternoon at the home of R E Hay. Elder Anglebarger of Denver officiated. Mr. Munce is well known in Greeley, having lived there many years.
Death notices record Hallie Marie Coleman died January 20 1906 aged 10 months with memorial verse. Maud S Basney died January 20 aged 22 in Windsor with body shipped to Marine City Michigan. Fredrick F Hoeg died last Saturday after tuberculosis Elks held funeral at home and body sent to New York for burial. William R Orr four months old died Monday funeral at home. Anna L Short died last Saturday at daughter’s home funeral held Tuesday body shipped to Baconfield Iowa.
The Trinity Lutheran Church at Corner Seventh Avenue and Sixteenth Street announces an English service next Sunday at 10 30 morning worship The service includes The Sense of Power followed by The Joys of the Man of Sorrows evening worship Sunday School at 12 P M P B Fritsche pastor Strangers welcome Orville A Petty pastor
The article outlines a morning sermon titled Character Making and an evening sermon titled An Enthusiasm for Humanity. It presents themes of personal virtue and social compassion as part of a church program.
A Colorado & Southern offer promotes travel from Denver to the City of Mexico with side trips to Mitla Tampico Vera Cruz and other points. Mr T E Fisher G P A Denver provides full data on this flight.
A morning sermon titled The Evolution of the Christ is presented followed by an evening program featuring The Bird With the Broken Wing. The event outlines religious talks and musical oratory as part of a church service.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m. Everyone is invited. Oscar W Gustafson serves as pastor.
The upcoming Sunday service at 11 o'clock will center on the topic Spirit. All are cordially invited to attend and participate.
BE N Miller returns from Kansas City where executives of Olds Gas Engine Works decide to open a western branch in Greeley Colorado covering Colorado and Wyoming. Office at 620 Tenth Street to open February 1 with Miller as manager.
High art publishers and bookmakers advertise bookbinders for all kinds of volumes and repairs. They specialize in illustrated editions and blank book making with estimates on request. Located at 1742 Stout St Denver Colorado.
The annual stockholders meeting will be held at the Sanborn & Houston office in Greeley on Friday February 9 1906 at 2 o clock p m for the election of a board of directors and other business. J B Phillips Secretary Greeley Colo January 25 1906.
A promotional piece argues grip causes severe agony and insists prompt use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia and ensures recovery. It cites extensive use and sale by all druggists, urging readers to obtain the product.
An inviting note extols Galveston as the finest southern beach with mild climate and soothing sea breezes. It mentions a round trip train rate of 43.50 to Galveston via Colorado and Southern and offers Mr. T. B. Wisher, G. P. A., Denver, to provide complete data about the destination.
A physician orders complete repose for a patient who had kept advertising up to now. He follows the doctor’s orders and ceases all ads, achieving the needed rest and presumably improved condition.
A series of farm sale advertisements lists dates and locations around Greeley Colorado. Items include stock cattle horses and farming implements from Howard Orr & O K dairies John Rankin J H Titler J A Hicks W L Osbourn Matt Ryan and other area sellers with contact and directions for early bill notices and sales conduct. Kemmerer’s appraisal notes 850 to 3100 on sale bills.
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