Local notices and community notices from Greeley region
Little Locals Farm icans Sanborn and Houston. Mr and Mrs 8 I Roseman will move to Greeley soon. H L Miles for key fitting and accurate machine work. Sanborns oli stand. Wanted Sound smooth call potatoes any quantity. Greeley Produce and Commission Co Wear a carnation McKinley day Friday January 29. Searing's greenhouse. Ernest Grable returned Monday from Neb where he had been in the interests of Grable Real Estate company. The D A R ladies will hold a Dutch lunch Thursday January 28 from 5 to 8 pm at Unity church. Model Mills must clear stock of potato sacks before season end. They are making prices that are an inducement. J W Pemberton and daughter Clara left Monday for Mt Vernon IL their former home. Mrs Pemberton and children will follow in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Grable
Neb
Grable Real Estate Company
J. W. Pemberton
Clara
Mt. Vernon
Mrs. Pemberton
Colorado Springs man visits Greeley as possible move
Hobart Hanna of Colorado Springs visits his mother and sister in Greeley with his baby. Hanna has long worked at the Colorado Springs post office and may relocate to Greeley. Farm loans Sanborn and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Hanna
Colorado Springs
Greeley
Hanna
Farm Loans. Sanborn and Houston. Fort Collins trips note
Frank DeVotie went to Fort Collins Tuesday. E. W. Thompson went to Denver Tuesday morning. F. E. Stockover left Tuesday for his ranch at Balza. Get carnations for McKinley day at Searing's greenhouse. Get potato sacks at Model Milling and Elevator Company. Frank Rienks spent Monday in Cheyenne and collected a bill from two Japanese who had gone away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DeVotie
Fort Collins
F. E. Stockover
Balza
Frank Rienks
Cheyenne
J. Toda
Mrs Quinn and Niece Return From Johnstown Visit
Mrs M F Quinn and her niece Miss Iva Brown of Fort Collins returned Monday from Johnstown after a week visiting Mrs Quinns four brothers.
D. A. R. Committee Plans Dutch Lunch at Church
The D. A. R. committee met at Mrs. G. D. Horne's home Monday afternoon to finalize plans for a Dutch lunch at the Unitarian church Thursday evening. Mrs. KK. R. Thayer leads the drive, promising a successful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Horne
Unitarian Church
KK. R. Thayer
Informal bridge afternoon honors Mrs. Agnew
Mrs. G. W. Graham hosted eight of Mrs. J. B. Agnew’s intimate friends at Mrs. W. D. Balcom’s home on Monday. The gathering featured bridge whist, pleasant conversation, and nice refreshments, making for an enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Graham
W. D. Balcom
J. B. Agnew
Mrs. Agnew
Farm foans Sanborn Houston trip and local notes
S. E. McCune left Monday on a business trip to Rocky Ford. Mrs. Roy Coon was operated on in Greeley hospital Monday for appendicitis. Miss Marie Teays of Idaho visiting her sister Mrs. W. P. Woolridge went to Denver Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. McCune
Rocky Ford
Roy Coon
Greeley Hospital
Marie Teays
Idaho
W. P. Woolridge
Denver
Mrs Leroy Carpenter Hosts Country Dinner With Friends
Mrs Leroy Carpenter entertained a company of lady friends with a dinner party at her country home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Carpenter
Greeley Hose Company Banquet Planned at Masonic Hall
The Greeley Hose Company No. 3 plans a Friday banquet and entertainment at Unity church and the Masonic hall. Everyone is welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Hose Com No. 3
Masonic Hall
Earl Spiegelmeir Sentenced to Indeterminate Reform School Term
An 18 year old, Earl Spiegelmeir, pled guilty to a statutory charge and was sent by Judge Garrigues to an indeterminate term in reform school. The family of nine lived in two rooms and officials weighed life imprisonment but chose the reform school hoping for possible redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Spiegelmeir
Reform School
Garrigues
Theu
Industrial School
Final proof of heirship in Marks estate submitted for second adjustment
The final proof of heirship for Francis Marks, murdered near Windsor, was submitted to the court on Tuesday as the estate goes to a second adjustment. Affidavits and depositions presented show differing relations to the heirship. The estate, valued at 1590 dollars, is held in trust by the state treasurer and represented in court by Attorney Todd. Jos. C. eh filed the claims of the heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Marks
Windsor
Todd
Jos. C.eh
Eirs
Little Doings in Other Towns News Note
Guests at the Kinsinger home include Sam Kinsinger and Mr. Tennant of Nebraska visiting Colorado during the stock show. Mrs. Will Coffman of Loveland visits Mrs. Henry Behrens. the Coffmans plan to move to Idaho. A son was born January 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Iva Shortridge. Horton couple spent days in Denver. W. A. Shepherd travels to Kansas City for a two week visit with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsinger
Sam Kinsinger
Mr. Tennant
Nebraska
Colorado
Mrs. Kinsinger
J. M
Will Coffman
Loveland ‘x
Henry Behrens
Idaho
Iva Shortridge
Horton
Denver
W. A. Shepherd
Kansas City
Local notes on health and travel in Kansas and Idaho
Roy Clarke recovers from tonsillitis. Miss Martha Francis returns to Marysville Kansas after two years visiting her sister Mrs A B Page for an indefinite stay. Wednesday night Mrs O C Mc Williams hosted a birthday gathering for her husband. Mr and Mrs Frank Bailey report they are now in Boise Idaho and pleased with the move. Miss Adah Coney has been ill recently and learned of her sister’s death in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clarke
Martha Francis
A. B. Page
Marysville
Kansas
O. C. McWilliams
Frank Bailey
Boise
Ida
Adah Coney
Michigan
Local Visitors and Socials Highlight LaSalle Scene
Rev. E. E. Giffen arrived Friday and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Chas McKinner. Mr. and Mrs. S. Bilie hosted a six o'clock dinner Friday for R. B. Carpenter and bride. R. S. Kelso, Delta cattleman, attended the Denver stock show and visited East Evans ranching interests, then conducted business in Greeley Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Giffen
Chas. McKinner
S. Bilie
R. B. Carpenter
R.S. Kelso
Delta
Denver
LaSalle
East Evans
Greeley
Blood Poisoning Case at Eaton Special Update
T C Phillips' brother, who kept books at the Eaton and Phillipe store, is gravely ill with a unique blood poisoning form. A local physician consultation labeled the case as blood poisoning, and the young man has many friends in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Phillips
An & Phillipe
Eaten
Travel and social notices from a local column
John Cable departed for California on Wednesday. Friday travelers include Mr and Mrs Low McCullough and Mrs F W Grace with niece Miss Josephine Lloyd, Mrs J W Farris and Miss Mildred Strock. A daughter was born January 21 to Mr and Mrs Chas Evans. A club dance is set for tonight at the O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cable
California
Denver
Low Mc Cullough
F. W. Grace
Mis. Josephine Lloyd
J. W. Farris
Mias
Mildred Strock
Chas. Evans
Wanted Smooth Sound Call Potatoes
Greeley Produce and Commission Co seeks potatoes in any quantity. Advertises for a steady supply of smooth sound potatoes to fill orders from customers.
Surprise Shower For Bride To Be Alice McClintock
A miscellaneous shower was held Friday evening at the home of E W Hosack in honor of Miss Alice McClintock who is to wed Walter Hosack next week. About twenty friends attended and read guests wishes on paper hearts while rose leaves fell. A basket of gifts was presented to the bride to be and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hosack
Alice McClintock
Walter Hosack
Mrs Darling Entertains Friends and Choir Guests
Mrs W Darling hosted a Monday evening gathering at her home with Methodist choir members and several elders including Mr and Mrs C Rugh Mrs John Truby Mrs D A Gibson and Mrs A M Green The group enjoyed piano and vocal selections and refreshments were served making the evening pleasant for all.
Potato Sacks at Model Mills Offer Good Values
Before buying supplies, investigate quality and prices at Model Mills. Good sacks available at low prices.
Willow Creek Irrigation Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Willow Creek Irrigation Company will be held February 1 1909 at ten o'clock A M at the courthouse in Greeley Colorado to elect five directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting D PAGE President December 31 1908
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek Irrigation Company
Court House
Greeley
Colorado
D. Page
Greeley Manufacturing Company Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Greeley Manufacturing Company will be held at the office of the company at 715 Seventh Street in Greeley on Monday February 1 1909 to elect a board of directors and transact other business. Dated Greeley Colorado January 12 1909 M E Barton Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Manufacturing Company
Seventh Street
Greeley
Colorado
M. E. Barton
Grealey
M. BE. Barton
Notice to Stockholders for February 1 Meeting
Notice to stockholders announces a special meeting in Greeley Colorado on Monday February 1 1909 to consider increasing capital stock from 10000 to 100000 Dated at Greeley Colorado January 12 1909 M B Barton Secretary.
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Standard
the Bartlett Lumber CO
Telephone
Farm Icans, Sanborn & Houston
8. I. Roseman
H. L. Miles
Sanborn
Greeley Produce & Commission Co
Searing
The
Unity Church
Farm Loans, Sanborn & Houston
Farm Loans
Sanborn & Houston
E. W. Thompson
McKinley Day
Model Milling and Elevator Company
Knights of Pythias
Carl J. Douhan
Reform
Echo of Marks
Eaton Special
E. S. Carrithers
Juan B. Stockover
Omer, Operatiouns
O. O. F. Hall
Notary Public
Ath Ave
Robert H. Bird
M.R.C.Y. S
Qreetey
van Biekle
P. A. Hartung
County Surveyor's Office
Greeley, Golo
Greeley Produce & Commision Co
Shower For Bride
Mrs. Darling
Hawner
le Lhasa
Monarch
Cluett
Stockholders’ Meeting
R.&e. Poorwrock
Bille Broa
Smbaimer
Greeley, Cola
E. G. H. Kirts
Tenth Street
Rissler
Ninth Street
Craigs
Imboden
Horne
Schroeder-Son Nursery CO
Box Soo
Lafayette, Colo
Henry Candlin
R. L. Hall
7Th St
John G. Morgan Brokerage Co
Union Bank
Kodel
Dewitt & CO
Chicago, I
Pork CO
E.y
Bargere
Draginta
SLY Brothers
Warren St
Kew York
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