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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
7
Three pounds fresh beef round ground with two beaten eggs pepper salt and one and a half cups thin salt pork slices. Bake one hour basting with water. Thicken gravy add mushrooms, pour over meat, serve hot. Quality materials only, Dauth's Ninth St. Market.
Public Trustee announces sale of Cleo Coutts estate property at the Weld County Courthouse in Greeley on July 11 1908 to satisfy a note and deed of trust. The proceedings are conducted for the Greeley Building and Loan Association with payment terms and costs specified.
W F Krause returns from Wie ser Idaho and several residents visit Denver Greeley and Kansas City. The town hosts a large band concert and a crowded M E church children day celebration with many local names and a 9 to 2 baseball win over Nunn. Frequent travelers T K Wilson Wyrick Yeagy Wright Clark families and staff appear throughout.
Mrs John Kimsey of Evans visited her son in La Salle on Wednesday. Miss Grace Ellis stayed with Miss Alice Craig in Evans for a few days last week. Mrs E W McKenney returned from a week with her daughter Mrs Gregory in Mardin. Mrs Will Wylie and Dr Harper of Greeley were guests of Mrs Bailey and her daughter Tuesday last week. R A Blackwood and wife, after three weeks with his brother Mr and Mrs T R Blackwood, left for Freeport. Presbyterian church ladies held an anniversary supper at the schoolhouse Tuesday evening June 23, serving strawberries and ice cream. Dr Fulton, sent by the General Assembly, delivered a temperance address.
Mrs. Joe Coykendall is sick with typhoid fever. Prof. J. F. Redman visited Fort Lupton on business Friday. Mrs. John Birkie and Miss Hattie Birkie called on friends at Fort Lupton Friday. Dr. Wm. Cunningham spent most of last week at Ault and Longmont. Epworth Leaguers held an ice cream social at Mrs. L. M. Raney's Friday. Prof. H. A. Nye of Colorado Springs spoke here Friday for the American Book Company. George Thompson of Chicago arrived last week and joined First National Bank as assistant cashier. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Hughell and their baby from Ault visited parents Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hammitt. Jacob Leitz died at Pueblo Friday June 26. remains brought here for interment. Funeral was held Sunday at the Methodist church at 3 p.m.
Miss Beulah Birkle entertained friends Saturday evening with music singing and games. Refreshments followed about 11 p m. and guests departed praising the entertainment. Attendees included Prof. J F Redman Mr and Mrs Charley Howard Misses Hattie Birkle Lena Vollmar Lillie Bener Ethel Hoffman Carrie Ottesen Gladys Hammitt Mrs Ioak Messrs John Morgan Herbert Volland Harold Igner Harry Howard Frank Hull and Oris Pettee.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vick Roy is ill. Mr. Charles Sells and his Philadelphia brother return from California. Misses Martha and Tillie Scheick of Shelton Neb visit cousin Miss Bertha Schieck. Mr. Carter Moore sold his livery barn interest to Mr. Bathe who will run the business. Edna Baulwar called to Walsenburg for her sister’s illness. Edna left Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Hagar travel to Athol Massachusetts for a two month visit. Maud McGregor, former Whittier School teacher in Denver, vacationing with her parents in town. Mrs. Southworth returns to Denver for an extended stay seeking health. Winnie Gray will accompany Mrs. Southworth.
Bert Scott and Charlie Horton visited Denver on Friday. Earl Crook becomes a clerk at J. McMurphy's store. Vera Brunt visits Mrs. Overman at the station house. J Kemper sold his barber shop to G B Parks of Custer North Dakota. Dr. Harris of Dover consulted with Dr. Horton in Mrs. Behrens case. Three swarms of bees departed the postmaster's house last week, with still many bees remaining.
Calvin of Kansas has taken possession of the Siscoe property. Vanderlips spent Sunday with Wiswells in Roggen. J. C. White stayed at home last week. Denver railroad construction continues at pace. Earl and Harry Johnston left for Belle Center Ohio to stay through summer. Anton Zorta and wife return from Montana to Evans. W. E. Morrison family move to Denver for permanent residence joined by tramway company employment.
Mrs Spaar remains ill with potential typhoid fever while Mr C C Clark leaves for a ranch. Visits include Miss Jessie Fink with Mrs Tichmann, and families of Bogard Swanson and Eichmann. Ruth and Stell Schwalm visit Mrs Swanson. outings to a circus noted. Music lessons shared and a pleasant Women’s Missionary Auxiliary meeting with Mrs Carlson ending with ice cream and cake.
Collins district residents report visits by the Collins and Gillmore families from Ault with Mrs Pixler shopping in Gree ley. Crops are drying with water shortages feared. Mrs Crain and her three children left for Hiawassee Georgia to visit relatives as her mother is ill.
Arthur Atkinson shows a new touring car. Mrs B S LaGrange has been ill. Rev Davis preached at the school house Sunday. A merry dinner party was held at Mrs Chas Mulford's home with Mr Mrs Wm Miller Joe Alta Mr and Mrs Matt Ryan Thomas and Mr and Mrs Duane DeVolle.
Charles Weber hosts visiting brother and family from Oklahoma. Despite extreme dryness crops look better than average in the area. Mrs. Henry Mead of Ault and her nephew and niece Wesley and Helen Waite of Denver visited last week with Mrs. Albert Nichols.
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