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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
3
Local notices list small items from visits and travel to visits with relatives. Mentions include Alison D. Smith family time, Mrs. R. A. Foster's Arkansas trip, and Miss Elizabeth Coffman’s LaSalle visit. Also notes about jewelry ads, Kodak services, Cadillac orders, and Donkey’s Lay tonic offers at T C Williams.
X. Snyder traveled to Denver in morning and evening sessions to advocate for the interests of the Nor schoo. The trip aimed to influence lawmakers on key educational concerns and funding during the legislative period.
Libblie Williams returns from Fairmount Nebraska after a three week visit to friends. She states the temperature averaged 14 degrees below normal for 11 days of her stay and that she saw the sun only once.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Orino Lax eases constipation and sluggish liver by regular use. Claims the product cures chronic constipation and liver issues and is pleasant to take, with sale through drugstores.
The column records a motorcycle given away at Lester's and various residents traveling to Denver or Reno. It mentions Mrs. L. M. McDonald teaching piano and organ, Lizzie Schermer's Denver return, and a Kirkwood club dance with small attendance. It also notes Albany hotel offers a low rate for Colorado and Wyoming visitors and references Fidelity products and lectures on Hedda Gabler and domesticity. Folier's Kidney Remedy ad warns of kidney disease risks.
O A Waston traveled to Denver on Saturday. T A McGinnis spent the week in Denver. W Kitt s owner at 713 Tenth street reports new pillows. W W Kennedy of Windsor visits daughter Mrs R B Rugh. Dr Scott of Denver stayed with Wayne Patterson over Sunday. Mrs A K Clark went to Fort Lupton Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs M B Knowl. Take files to Orr s blacksmith shop at 617 619 Sixth Avenue for spring work. Miss Dorothy Berriman went to Denver Friday to attend the stock show and visit her parents Sunday.
Square piano for sale cheap. Kirts, 713 Tenth Street. Kodak films and supplies at Fezer's drug store. J. W. Russell returned Friday from Cheyenne. Mise M. Benon of Denver was in Greeley today en route to Windsor to visit friends. Jens Christensen and Emily Wag oner of Ault were married by Judge T. C. Pressly Friday. H. Mertens of Home, Colo. was in Greeley Friday. Mrs. O. O. Russell and Naomi went to Denver Saturday. Bea Couzens hosted a supper after the Elesmo dance Friday. Decorations pink and white. carnations for favors. Guests included Murchison, Rogers, Garrigues, Sheppard, Churchill, Mosh er, McAfee, Sheppard, Henderson.
Crested Butte Colorado resident and miner Frank Buster called on Greeley where he stayed with Mrs. J. C. Carey. The two had not met for twenty six years and Mr. Buster formerly lived in the area.
Miss Edith Kurtz hosted a pleasant Saturday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Neill in honor of Miss Vera Hawkes from Denver University. The evening featured games and enjoyable company with refreshments served.
Rough returned Thursday from Idylwilde, his father's summer home, on the Poudre. Mr. Rugh stayed a week and arranged for a bridge across the river and a cottage to be built opposite Idylwilde.
Mrs F B Wiggins traveled from Denver to Oshkosh Wisconsin after visiting her daughter Mrs H L Post. A phone message led her to return to Greenley where Mrs Post urged a visit with relatives in Wisconsin and to bring Elizabeth the granddaughter. They departed Weyauwega Wisconsin together toward Oshkosh.
A health ad urges readers to treat kidney and bladder trouble promptly with DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. It describes backache and rheumatic pains as related symptoms and emphasizes that the pills are soothing and antiseptic, sold by druggists for 50 cents.
An advertisement touts D Witt's Littl Early Risers small liver pills described as renew, easy and pleasant to take and sold by all druggists.
Representatives from Eaton, Ault, Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, Boulder and Denver are to attend an entertainment event hosted by Mrs G F Johnson. The Congregational ladies celebrated a joy social raising the $100 pledged for their new church with an informal afternoon and elaborate repast.
An old advertisement extols Kennedy's Laxative Lough Syrup as a child friendly remedy for colds. It claims the syrup moves the bones as a laxative and soothes throat irritations to stop coughing. Sold by all druggists.
Miss Rose Sheppard plans a four month vacation in the east soon. Lizzie Gallatin returns to Big Bend after a visit with Mrs. Ida Extine. J. A. Taylor goes back to Loveland after a week with granddaughters Mesdames Geo. Lu man and Charles Kneip. Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday Evening Post and accepts mail subscription orders at 720 Eleventh Street or Tribune office. Junior boys press Camfield manager Hall for Senior colors still flying over the hotel until June first.
Mrs. W. G. Gibson of Lexington Kentucky reports her three year old daughter recovered from a severe cold and bronchitis after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The child improved by the second day and was fully well by October 23rd. The seller claims it as the surest and safest cure for colds for children and adults.
A weekly feature highlights an attractive display of white goods including embroidered Swisses, silk stripe crepes, Persian and Paris lawns, wash chiffons, chiffonette, piques and fancy waistings. The unusually complete showing exceeds prior seasons in beauty and quality for price and invites readers to view the stock while it lasts.
An ad touts a strong line of misses and children's shoes described as durable and comfortable. It claims girls can move quickly in leather but teases a myth about shoe performance, inviting readers to buy the best line offered.
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