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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
7
Filleted fragments show residents and events: Mr Matthews aids with grip and appendicitis. Janes from Lasalle and Denver travel plans. Shattuck and friends visit from Eaton. Semberlain’s Cough Remedy advertised as a remedy. local names such as Gresley, Brink, and Minding appear in brief mentions.
Judge E. Smith was in Denver shareday. Clarence Kreyton of Ault was in Greeley Monday. Mrs JF Vollmer of Fort Lupton was in Greeley Wednesday. Mr Starr of Denver was the guest of Mrs Ernst and daughters Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson of Denver are visiting relatives in Greeley. Marvin Hart returned to his Greeley home from Denver. J B McCutcheon is back downtown after weeks at home. Mrs A L Fate returned to Fort Collins Wednesday after visiting Greeley friends. Miss Amanda Franke left Thursday for Marathon Indiana, for illness of a nephew. Invitations out for St Margarets Guild February 2 at Camford Hall. Warren Monfort skating injury noted. expected back in three weeks. William Hoffendorfer to Boulder for sanitarium treatment. Mrs L Lo Wratt recovering from operation in Greeley hospital. Strayed Bay City dog with white star on face and white hind foot. branded left shoulder BRQ. Notify J A Rayburn Eaton. Mice Hazel McEwing to Ottawa.
Dr. Sa Pero, a Denver ear nose and throat expert, will be in Greeley at the Camfield hotel on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday January 27 8 and 29 for consultation and examination free.
Mr and Mrs W A Miller entertained twenty young guests at their Lone Tree home Saturday evening in honor of their son Joe s upcoming birthday The group enjoyed games cards and dancing A fine supper was served by Mrs Miller with assistance by her
Mrs. John Coope of LaSalle and Mrs. M Briggs of Evans spent time in Greeley while others like Mrs. Ira Williams of Fort Lupton and Mrs. E R Thayer hosted gatherings. Operative news includes Ms A McGrath at Greeley Hospital and W D Stewart facing appendicitis. The Delta infant improves from diphtheria quarantine nears lift. The W Co UL plans a Cot tage Home fundraiser with book donations.
Miss Sarah McCullough spent Sunday at the James McCullough ranch in the LaGrange district. Mr and Mrs Phil Dale of LaSalle were at the ranch for Sunday dinner.
Dr K C Sapere, Denver eye nose and throat specialist, will be at the Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday January 27 28 and 29 offering free consultation and examination to all.
Local society notes recount visits and travels among Evans Eaton Greeley and surrounding areas. Mrs F W Smith hosted friends Mrs G Hearing entertained twenty ladies D Br house party Mrs Katherine Brown hosted a dinner Dr and Mrs Graham hosted two dinners. A beet land for sale near town and a dentist note about illness appendicitis. Miss Bertha Irwin visiting from Hays Kansas and Miss Nellie Kirkpatrick en route to Grand Island Nebraska.
Mrs. E A Mead and children returned home from Greenly after a few days stay there Kenneth Mead went to Greenley for a head operation. Chamberlains Cough Remedy advertised as a meritorious cold remedy. Mr and Mrs E T Leake hosted a turkey dinner at their ranch for son Stanley and bride. Mr and Mrs J L Lucas guests. Mrs W W Larimer of Crow Creek arrived from Fort Morgan with Mr Larimer to visit. Weld county apple show talk debates fruit grades with Greenly and Weld county fruit praised. Louise Pitts leaves Greeley hospital for Washington Marine exam. her tenure noted with regret.
Mr and Mrs Wallace Ramadell and their son Irving of Iron City Michigan visit their sons C C Ramedell and B L Ramedell. The group including Mr Winterburn went to Denver for a few days and will return to Greeley before heading home.
J. A. Morrison visits with son A. W. Morrison of Evaneton Wyoming and friend Master Bennie Cortess. They spend days in Greeley then plan a business trip to Denver before returning home to Wyoming.
Mare G W Morman hosted a dinner Wednesday night for her son Marvin a high school junior The surprise gathering brought eleven classmates to the dining room where a long table and cake with candles awaited after a fine dinner games and amusements followed until the guests departed
Local residents engage in visits and gatherings across Gilcrest and nearby towns. Notables include Miss Eva Shearer hosting a dinner, births announced for Guy McMurray’s family, and Mrs. Phil Dale’s LaSalle return visit. Also mentions Clark Faulkner Drug staff change and a health quarantine at the Goodman home due to scarlet fever.
The Lambda Gamma Kappa fraternity held an enjoyable Friday evening dance at Camfield hall with a good crowd in attendance. The notice warns about weak threats and emphasizes early treatment for colds, recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive measure sold by all dealers.
W. W. Hibbard J. T. Cornelius Everett Crozier and D. J. March attended a Denver poultry show this week and returned Friday evening. Mr. March bought an expensive Rhode Island Red cockerel during the visit.
J. B. Jones returned Wednesday evening from Memphis Missouri where he went last week with his aunt Mrs. E Somers. Mrs Somers was summoned there by the death of her mother Mrs. McClure. Funeral services for Mrs McClure were held Saturday. Mrs Somers will remain for a visit with relatives before returning.
Sophomore students gathered at Clarence Lyons home for a class party Friday evening. Twenty five guests enjoyed games and refreshments in a cheerful social event.
Mr and Mrs. A. M. Rice depart after a two week visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. S Sehryver. Mrs. Rice, formerly Miss Robinson, once lived in Greeley three years ago before her marriage and will be remembered by that name.
Mrs. L. A. Newland of 715 Seven th Street Greeley Colorado testifies Doan's Kidney Pills gave quick relief from backache and kidney soreness. She was bed bound for three days but improved after using the remedy and endorses it. Sold by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's take no other.
Mise Abte Day spent Sunday with friends in Eaton. Several individuals traveled for business and visits including H A E Munds from Fort Collins to Greeley, W E Kipsella on a Missouri business trip, Bertha Johnson visiting Denver, W R Davis on business in Greeley, G W Alps visiting Allis schools, and Mrs. Thomas Daily with her daughter Ireme in Eaton. Mrs. Edith Shattuck visited her parents in LaSalle while others headed to Tacoma or Denver. medical updates report Mrs. Evans improving in Greeley hospital.
Mr and Mrs Peter Brown Jr entertain Oyster club members at their home Saturday with twenty guests attending an oyster supper followed by a card evening.
Mrs William Lodwick hosted Kensington club members for an afternoon gathering on Wednesday with two outside guests. The group enjoyed companionship and refreshments served by the hostess.
Mrs Jessie Farmer has recovered from a major operation in Greeley hospital and left Thursday for Center where her husband is now located. Mr Farmer has worked as a fireman in Greeley during the beet harvest season.
Bring pupils to the Canfield hotel Thursday at 4 and Saturday January 27 28 for free eye ear nose and throat exams by Dr Sapere of Denver. Evangelist C P Cllis and wife who led last summer's meetings were in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Elfis joined the Salvation Army.
Miss Ethel Hull, formerly of a local millinery shop, now runs a millinery business in Woodbine Indiana, visits Gilcrest Colorado to spend holidays with her parents. The notice highlights Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentle purgative that converts weakness to strength and gloom to energy, sold by dealers.
Mrs H E Mattox planned a pleasant surprise for her husband with a dinner party on Thursday for his birthday. A splendid turkey dinner was served and a fruit cake decorated the cake with thirty six candies. Guests included Mrs Margaret Robinson Mrs B B Robinson Migs Lillia Robinson Mrs S D Hamer and Mr Chestnu.
Miss Maud Myer entertained a company of friends at her home Friday in honor of Miss Cora Smith who leaves soon for California to make her home. A delightful evening was spent by the young people and refreshments were served.
A. M. McClenahan reports dense fog city streets with headlights on all day in Kansas City. He returned from a business trip to Kansas City and Topeka noting heavy snow and rain, washouts and damaged bridges, and Santa Fe trains using Union Pacific tracks to Topeka. Topeka streets and sidewalks are coated with three inches of ice.
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