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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

8

Clubs Hostess Socialuels and Paper As South America Topic

Mrs J D Potter entertained Unique club last Monday with 500 games and a refreshment spread. Guests included Mrs Charles Collins and Mrs E Pinney. Saturday Afternoon club met with Mrs Grace Decker with a South America paper and music by members. Refreshments and needlework followed, with others asked to fill vacant places.

J. D. Potter Charles Collins E. Pinney Grace Decker Decker South America

Progress Club Meets at Randolph Home for Rug and Drama Papers

The Progress club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Cal vin Randolph’s home with many in attendance. Mrs R W Bullock opened with a paper on Indian Rugs and their Symbolism and displayed several old and valuable rugs. Miss Hannum delivered an excellent paper on The Modern Drama.

Progress Club Calvin Randolph R. W. Bullock

Local clubs host socialas and programs across town

Miss Florence Haynes entertains a group of young ladies from the Un lucky Thirteen during a Thursday afternoon gathering. The New Century club met January 22 at Mrs. Isabel Rienks to study Spain’s music and Carmen, with performances and talks by several members. The Hesperian club held a Friday evening meeting with a short business session, songs, stories, and a taffy pull. The North Side Country club met January 24 at Mrs. Albert Brown for a program on Colorado minerals, with guest speakers stepping in for illness. A social afterward featured discussion on domestic science and cooking, with plans for continued meetings and a note about upcoming sessions. The Farmers club notes a shift toward domestic science and cooking lectures, with a closing refreshments run by Mrs. Bruce Williams and Mrs. B. F. Rienks. A next meeting is set for February 7 at Mrs. Tisdel’s in Pleasant Valley.

New Century Club Isabel Rienks Spain Marlon Abbott McDonald Potter Christofano Novales Vittoria Foley Lyons Rose of Castile Couzens D. Page Hesperian Club J. R. Whiteman Edith Merrill Luna Smith Gertrude Norris Juanita Kendel Nora Wilson Albert Brown Minerals of Colorado Jenetta Bliss Anna Hopkins

New Spring Wash Goods Show Intriguing Fabrics

New Spring Wash Goods section presents the most effective designs for the coming season with striking silks and dress goods in approved styles. See the latest fabrics in a handsome showing. prices are moderate and you are invited to attend the sale.

Concrete houses touted as future dwellings by Edison

Thomas Edison foresees concrete houses costing about 1000 dollars built with steel molds that allow a house to be poured in a day. Henry Phipps plans to erect thousands near New York and Philadelphia renting at seven dollars fifty cents monthly. Edison notes ongoing work on concrete plumbing conduits and baths and predicts fireproof, durable homes that could reshape urban living.

Thomas Edison Henry Phipps Pittsburg New York Philadelphia Mr. Edison Edison

Open house at First Presbyterian manse after fire repairs

Rev. and Mrs. R. J. Hunter hosted an open house at the new manse in the First Presbyterian church. The rebuilt, well furnished home impressed guests. the Ladies Aid held a reception for about 125 congregants. The Hunters entertained the choir and young parishioners with music and games.

R. J. Hunter First Presbyterian Church Hunter J. Scott Thompson J. B. McCutcheon

Garber Howe Entertainers in Greeley for High School Piano Fund

The Garber Howe entertainers visit Greeley tonight January 30 at the High School to raise funds for the G H S piano fund. Mr Garber is called the Marvel of the Banjo World and the duo promises banjo, violin, saxophone, vocal solos, duets, novelty acts, and twenty minutes of magic. Tickets 75 cents. children under 12 pay 35 cents at the door. Ballard’s Horehound Syrup also advertised.

Garber-Howe Greeley Garber Howe

Public Auction of Real and Corporate Shares in Weld County

By decree of foreclosure from the District Court of Boulder County Colorado the first national bank as trustee and B H Florance sheriff announce sale of land described as the NW quarter of the NW quarter and SW quarter of the NW quarter in section 10 township 1 north range 65 west and ten shares of Burlington Ditch Reservoir and Land Co capital stock certificates 1014 1015. Auction set for Friday February 14 1908 at 10 oclock AM at the east front door of the county courthouse Greeley Colorado. Sheriff Florange and attorney John R Woll announce proceedings and publication details in Greeley Tribune January 23 1908.

State of Colorado Nelson Caroll Demorest Cranford Greeley County of Weld Weld County Nelson G. Demorest District Court Boulder County B. H. Florance County Gresley Yan County Jan B. B. Florange Cliff Weld Cohn R. Woll

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R. L. Hall 7Th St Florence Haynes New Century North Side Country Club Woodruff & Mumper Main St Shaw's Harrow Isc The Shaw Dry Goods Co Harry H. Shaw the Future House C.H. Baird Demorest Kodol E. C. Dewitt & CO Chicago, TL Greeley Tribune J. M. Curry Bsa A. D John Nixon J R. G. Strong Sheriff’s Sale Henry Candlin First National Bank Boomer Block Main Street
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