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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1906
Page
4
Mrs Hill of Masonville visits sister Mrs Madge Fairbairn while Cy Waite orders a Reo. Evans defeats Johnstown 11 to 1 in a recent ball game. Township life features beet growers, sugar factory hopes, and social events at the Congregational church and the Hut chinson home.
Mr and Mrs Seartes with daughter visited Denver last week. Miss Alice Weaver left for California. Clarence Candlin returned from Estes Park outing. Born June 22 at Eaton to Mr and Mrs Jacob Honstein twins died after two days. A C Adams returns from Buffalo. family will stay till fall. J M Price visited Eaton. Lulu Leadbetter returns from Chicago. County Commissioner Bradfield and wife toured the hills. Mrs R S Campbell of Fort Collins visited her parents then returned home. Florence Packard and Persinger returned from Lodge Pole Nebraska. KEW Goodan in Raton briefly to handle affairs.
Evans residents share weekly news including Burdette Tracy returning from Lyons, Mrs. Perry visiting Idaho Springs with son Thomas, and Harvey Vanderup vacationing at Wiswell ranch near Roggen. Mayor Behrens suffers a quinay attack. J. M. Perkins remains ill. Crops look bright in area, Elks initiate 25 candidates in Greeley events.
Mrs Westfall returns from Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs J H Rowe visit relatives in Loveland. Miss Jacobson hosts Miss Anderson of Holst Nebraska. Fort Collins real estate story notes a brick building on newly purchased lots. Mrs A B Carpenter and Miss Jennie Coward visit Greeley. Seven people were arrested for selling liquor. Ault vows to enforce the law. Mr and Mrs Barry Cline greet a new arrival.
Town residents report a string of visits and work notes including Chris Sorenson family at Colorado Springs, E W McKenney homestead near Kersey, and various visitors from Greeley and Riversdale. Modern Woodmen outing to Platteville and YWCTC LaSalle group’s first meeting June 26 with eleven charter members and fifty part of membership growth.
Windsor residents make short trips to Fort Collins Denver Greeley and Mondamin Ia. A Windsor native Morton Frazier wed Anna Williams at Elbert Colo. Family visits continue near Windsor and a July six M B durch Social Dcience club hosts ten days of meetings with Rev B Allen from Denver expected to lead.
Wellington Howard, visiting his parents, was severely injured Tuesday morning when his horse bucked after a dog appeared. He was dragged several yards and suffered facial neck and chest injuries. doctors pursued full assessment of internal damage.
Peraltas Wim edge Tivolis 6 to 5 in a tight Sunday match. Blackmer missed due to a wreck near Fort Collins. Bills from Eaton pitched well in relief. Monday at Island Grove a visiting Omaha team on tour beat locals 6 to 1.
Special notice states the firm has disposed of its business and will close accounts quickly. All persons indebted are urged to call and settle immediately. Mr. Delbridge is available in the rear room of Samborn and Houston's office.
Notices seek furnished rooms or board from July 30 to August 10. Individuals with availability to provide lodging should contact at the county courthouse this Saturday. Source identifies J. H. Harrison as the county superintendent.
A Sunday excursion via Union Pacific and Moffat Road is announced for July 8 1906 with a rate $1 50 above the regular Sunday rate. For full details contact E H A Genge agent.
Special offer on all refrigerators left in stock. Call early to avoid the rush. D R McArthur and Company promote bargain prices on available inventory with a call to action for quick contact.
A historical advertisement touts a patent remedy promising quick cure with laxative bromide quinine tablets. It claims a money back guarantee if the cure fails and features the signature “W. Grove” on each box. The price is listed as 25 cents.
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