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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
6
Evans on January 22 faces a total water shutoff as a mains burst ruptures a line halting supply. The plant crew, led by Robert Huffsmith, works to fix the leak and restore service. E M Cook schedules February 7 auction of 14 head of horses livestock and household goods including a Majestic range and Queen incubator.
The Baraca class of the Baptist church held their annual banquet Friday evening in the church entertainment hall. Fifty covers were set and a fine feast served with Elmer Turner as toastmaster. Toasts included College and Town, Greeley’s Chief Assets, Our Liabilities, The Coming Crisis, plus thanks to guests. A quartet and Miss Fannie Forward provided music.
A Fort Lupton resident died after a visit to Cher in Kansas. J. C. Buck received word yesterday and attended the funeral today.
Aaron Eaton a Union Colonist marked his 77th birthday at home 921 Eleventh street with relatives calling throughout the day. He and spouse moved to Colorado in 1871 from a Windsor ranch and later settled in Greeley where they helped develop the city. They have three children Albert F Eaton Willus H Eaton and Mrs Emma Adcock.
Fort Morgan defeated Fort Lupton 31 to 27 in Fort Lupton Saturday night. Fort Lupton led 18 to 11 at halftime before Morgan rallied to take the win.
Jan 22 at 4 pm Mrs. Frieda Simonson of Kersey and Dr. J B Merrill were married by Judge Morrison in Denver with only witnesses present. The bride owns the Kersey hotel and will reside there. Merrill is government stock inspector for the district and will relocate his headquarters to Kersey.
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