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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
5
A crowd of seventeen young people spent Sunday afternoon on the Poudre then returned to Greeley for church. Various locals note visits and trips including Denver Fort Collins Estes Park and Colorado Springs with mentions of insurance, millinery, and lawn mower service.
The ladies of St Peters Catholic Church plan a lawn dinner on July 4 starting at 11 30 in the morning. Ice cream and cake will be served on the evenings of July 3 and 4.
Mrs L A Knight and Mrs A B Kight hosted a Thursday afternoon thimble party at Mrs Knight's home. About twenty five guests attended and enjoyed the gathering.
Miss Mary Simmons of Girard and Miss Harriett Palmer of Carlinville will arrive late this week for the summer with Miss Simmons's sister Mrs. E. G. McKinnie. Simmons has many friends in Greeley from prior visits.
A collage of brief items lists visitors, business notices, and promotions. Names include Mrs W D Balcom in Denver, A J Condon in Denver, F Foss visiting in Neola IA, L G Wonacott in Des Moines area, and Hamilton piano on easy payments. Mentions shoppers, shoe repair, law student Walter Bliss in Ann Arbor, and De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills praised by Bert Barber.
An advertisement claims Kodol will help anyone with stomach disorders and urges readers to take it today for relief. It notes the product is sold by all druggists and should be used for the necessary short period.
Denver issued licenses to John L. Sankey of Fort Lupton and Carrie L. Knowles, Ernest Primmer of Windsor and Matilda S. Good of England, Bert M. Allen of Nunn and Ina M. Nevitt of Bradford Illinois.
H. J. Snook has accepted the post of superintendent of schools in Rice the county seat of Dolores county. He graduated from the Normal a couple of years ago taught the following year and last year did work at Colorado college.
A Friday group travels to Idlewild cottage owned by the Rugh family. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Rugh, Nora Rugh, Winifred Rugh, Miss Alice Yardley the city librarian, and her brother Harry Yardley.
Mrs. J. W. Ramsey and her daughter Adele spent last week in Denver for the Denver Conservatory of Music commencement. Adele earned a teachers certificate. They visited Elitch's Gardens with the Colorado Pioneers, where Mrs. Ramsey reconnected with old friends. The family then departed Sunday for their Sterling ranch to spend the summer and plans to return to Greeley in the fall.
Morison's Ice Cream is praised and party orders are offered. James Lindsey embarked on a business trip to Blackfoot Idaho Tuesday, while Miss Kane of Denver joins Camfield Hotel as bookkeeper. Eaton residents Misses Marie Frater and Winifred Kelley visit. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hill of Virginia Dale visit Bunting neighbors. Garment sale features four cents a yard for colors, shirt waists and millinery half price at Red Front. Margaret Doolittle arrives from Colorado Springs and visits relatives.
The B Y P U of the Baptist church plans a social at Mrs. E N Smiths home on Thursday evening. Bernice Ramsay returns from Cheyenne after a two week visit with relatives there. Frank Sutor and daughter return to Loveland after visiting Greeley friends. Drs Reed move to larger quarters on the opera house 2nd floor. Isabel Churchill plans a summer in California with daughters Flossie and Isabel.
Cc. E. Hixenbaugh, who has been in town for several months, departed Tuesday morning for his home in Asbury Missouri due to a relative’s illness.
Mr. and Mrs. BE. B. Coulter and their children left Tuesday with Mr. Coulter bound for Denver. Mrs. Coulter and the children will spend the summer at Glen Park.
B G Eaton visits from Estes Park bringing Nelson and Burton Reynolds to the Eaton cottage for a month. Mrs John Cable of Windsor is struck by lightning but recovers. A crowd celebrates Mr and Mrs Hubbard's twenty fifth anniversary near LaSalle. Edna Craig returns from six weeks in Milwaukee Chicago and Geneseo Ill. Miss Inez Waddington stays till fall. Mrs BE Jones returns from Denver. Mrs 3B D Spencer also leaves Reynolds home. A party including Mr and Mrs C G Paul Mrs C O Herring and Mrs O Jackson travels to Idaho Springs for rheumatism baths. Mr Jackson plans to join later.
Miss Anna Graham leaves Tuesday morning for California to spend the summer. She is accompanied by Miss Mager of Pueblo. Graham plans to return in time to take charge of the English work at Eaton high school for the coming school year.
Fifty strong veterans from the General Henry W. Lawton camp will march in the Fourth of July parade, with Comrade Louis F. L. Geethner to inaugurate Camp Cass White in Denver. Mary Pierce of Grover filed a map for three reservoirs costing about 1400 dollars with capacities totaling 1 582 750 cubic feet. The Presbyterian choir and friends rode to W. J. Leaming ranch near Evans for practice and a lunch with games afterward.
Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa says after twelve years of stomach trouble and spending hundreds on medicines Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets relieved his wife greatly. He notes she continued use and benefited more than from prior treatments. Medicine sold by druggists with free samples.
Colorado and Southern offers one hill rate tickets to Denver for July 5 6 and 7 with return valid until July 13th.
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