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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1908
Page
9
Lim Jacklin speaks to Cal Atterson and Ab Sarver's boy about first love, youth, and lasting memory. He recalls a tumultuous courtship, a near-violent jealousy, and the pains of romance while reflecting on aging, nostalgia, and a vow to love a woman who once inspired his deepest feelings.
A humorous meditation on letters and inclosures, highlighting the mischief of missing envelopes and gossip while urging considerate, gentle treatment of husbands. The piece covers the dangers of public scolding, the comic misfires of society, and reminds readers to maintain harmony at home despite intellectual differences.
The article describes a triple parachute leap where an aeronaut uses red, white, then blue chutes from a balloon during descent. A second feat features a double chute jump by a man and woman racing to earth with chutes opening at high altitudes.
Miss Mabel Cathcart and Walter Benson marry today at the bride’s parents home in Fort Collins. After the ceremony they depart immediately for a wedding journey to Seattle and the western coasts. The bride has resided in Greeley and moved with her parents to Fort Collins a few months ago.
A Thursday night ceremony at the home of C ik Church united Miss Gertrude Hoff man and Vernon Church. The German Lutheran pastor Rev. E Gross officiated in a small gathering of relatives and friends. A wedding supper followed. the bride, a New York girl, arrived only days before the event.
Esther Nelson became the wife of E H Soper in a Tuesday night ceremony at the Nelson ranch performed by Dr J A Davis. The couple, now residing at 1534 Seventh Avenue in Greeley, plan their new home after returning from the wedding. The bride is known in Lucerne and at the Nelson ranch a mile and a half west of town. The groom, from Illinois three years ago, works with the Farmers Supply and Machinery Co.
Miss May Auld and Harry Van Osdall Churchill married in Colorado Springs on Saturday. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Auld, taught with Churchill at Antonito. J. C. Kendel was best man and Miss Beulah Mc Millan bridesmaid. The couple will live in Denver. Churchill will teach at Wyman school next winter and in previous year. Churchill is well known in Greeley as a graduate of Greeley High School and Colorado College.
A quiet home wedding was solemnized at 1:20 p m Monday afternoon June 29 at the home of Judge and Mrs J C Scott when their eldest daughter Bertha Louise became the bride of D Lloyd Alters of Windsor The home was prettily decorated with blossoms roses in the parlor and sweet peas in the dining room The affair was marked throughout with elegant simplicity Dr J
A. Davis officiated as the couple tied the knot in a quiet ring ceremony attended only by relatives and intimate friends. The bride wore a Paris lawn dress and a wedding dinner was served by Miss Sadie Miller. The groom, a Windsor druggist, will reside there and a Windsor party presented a mission dining room set at a Thursday evening reception.
Miss Daisy Pearl Lackore married John W. Rhodes of Stewart Iowa in a Wednesday ceremony at the Lackore home. Roses, smilax and carnations decorated the bay window as Laura Lackore Verda Lackore and Helen Enright led the procession. J W Lackore played violin. Rev J A Davis officiated. couple to Port land Ore Coffeyville Kansas after a wedding supper, with plans to settle in Coffeyville where the groom has business interests.
Mrs Frank Dille hosted a luncheon for the Bridge Whist club with a dozen members present including substitutes for absent members. The event featured a yellow and white decor scheme with sunflowers and white flowers and ended with an afternoon of bridge whist.
Patrick Houlahan, promoted from general superintendent to general manager of the Chicago & Alton and the Toledo, St. Louis & Western railroads, credits 41 years of hard work as the key to success. His career began as a water boy in Ottawa, Illinois.
Mrs H F Hurlburt entertained Unique Club members Monday afternoon at 500. Guests included Mrs Houghton from Denver visiting sister Mrs March, Mrs Gray of Bridgeport Conn, and others. Sunflowers adorned decor, prizes hid in a punch bowl carried yellow ribbons.
The North Side Country Club held a June gathering with 22 members answering roll call. Women discussed corporal punishments and motherhood topics, with papers read by Jeannette Bliss for Mrs Hill and Mary Clark on Wife and Mother in the Home. Refreshments were served and thanks offered. next meeting is at Mrs Hill’s on July 10.
Mr Moore spent the past week in Denver on business. Mrs Girardit and Miss Casparigus visited at the home of Mr and Mrs F W Smyley. Andrew McMillen shipped 499 head of cattle from New Mexico to his camp north of town. Mr and Mrs Chuck Pearson of Kersey and Mr and Mrs Gordon McMillen of LaSalle visited Jack Kingsbury and family Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Larson returns home to Rowe District from Alton Kansas after her mother’s death. Walter Fry’s mother and sister plan to sail from England July 20 to visit their sons in the United States. Mrs. Walter Fry learned last week that her brother Charles Somerville is very ill in Denver and may need to move to a lower altitude for health.
One fare plus two dollars to certain points in Texas and New Mexico and return for homeseekers via Colorado and Southern. Liberal limits and stopovers. Full information on application. T. E. Fisher, Genl Pass Agt.
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