Local Notices and Sales At The Meyer Store And Around Town
The issue lists a July sale at The Meyer Store with a Big Clearance starting 8 a m on Friday July 10. It notes wedding invitations at the Tribune office and various residents traveling for the Fourth of July. Visitors include Miss Iva Chipps in Redfield Iowa and Lee Henderson in Greeley visiting his sister Mrs J F Fezer. Also mentioned are shipments of sterling silver and painted china, and multiple names of local residents and visitors from Denver Peoria and Evanston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Henderson
Fort Morgan
Greeley
J. F. Fezer
Local residents mark Fourth with travel and sale notices
J P Sharp and H M Hershey spent the Fourth in Boulder. Cc L Gist left for Dillon Montana on business. C H Packer returned from Alberta Canada. Clare Farr visited from Eaton to see the circus. Ramsay Dry Goods promotes Great Clearance Sale. Hilda Johnson Nellie Carlson head to Batavia Illinois. E K Packard and son Kingman of Eaton visited the Drummonds. Rev W A S Sharpe and daughter Dorothea head to Boulder for Chautauqua. Adelaide McCoy leaves Osawatomie for home after a year near the Bradfields.
Local Social Notes And July Bargains At Ramsay Dry Goods
Mrs. Viola C. Potter visited Beaverton for two weeks starting Thursday. Mrs. H. H. Meladoo left Saturday for Salt Lake City to see her mother. Mrs. Wyrick and Miss Bessie Wyrick of Eaton visited Dr. Weaver and family Tuesday. Miss Ocie Stump traveled from Loveland to visit Leota Smith. Great bargains abound in July sale on summer dress goods and shirt waists at Ramsay Dry Goods Co with 40 inch Irrigation Canvas at 17 cents per yard. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Sayre of Denver spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wallace. Miss S. Scott and nephew Gleason Scott of Denver visited Bertha Mawhinney over the Fourth and returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay Dry Goods Co
Scott
Gleason Scott
Denver
Bertha Mawhinney
Lynch and Cassidy Cleared After Shack Robbery Case
Thomas Lynch and Mike Cassidy were tried before Justice Pressly last Thursday and discharged after being arrested on a charge of robbing several shacks near Severance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lynch
Mike Cassidy
Severance
Justice Pressly
Holden Family Returns From Visit to Denver
Mr and Mrs F A Holden and daughter Irene return to Denver after visiting Mrs Holden's sister Mrs D J March. Irene stayed with her aunt for two months. Mrs Holden arrived a week ago and Mr Holden joined for the Fourth holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. F. A. Holden
Irene
Denver
Mrs. Holden
D. J. March
Mr. Holden
Mosher Brothers Take Weekend Trip to Estes Park
Paul and Jack Mosher left Monday for Estes Park after spending the Fourth at home. Bea Couzens and George Davis joined them in Loveland and the group rode to the park together. The two guests will spend a week in the Mosher cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jack Mosher
Estes Park
Bea Couzens
George Davis
Loveland
Mosher
Rodell couple to depart for Colorado Springs theatre post
Mr and Mrs Harry Rodell plan to leave Sunday for Colorado Springs where Rodell will manage a theatre. Rodell has headed the Bijou theatre here for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rodell
Colorado Springs
Mr.odell
Mr. Rodell
Japanese Doctors Witness Big Celebration Stop at Albion
Two Japanese physicians visiting from Denver attended the major celebration, viewing the event as an important moment for their countrymen. Drs. Kawajima and Hamatani were among the observers. They paused at the Albion during their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Drs. Kawajima
H. Hamatani
The
Albion
Waton residents attend local circus
Claud Blowers with children Nora and Bernice, Mrs. Levi Mitchell with daughters Crilla and Gertrude, J. L. Rayburn and family, Mrs. Delta Jones with her little son, Grace E. Herbert Thompson and Willie Jones all of Waton saw the circus here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Blowers
Nora
Bernice
Levi Mitchell
Crilla
Gertrude
J. L. Rayburn
Delta Jones
Grace E. Herbert Thompson
Willie Jones
Waton
Brokerage Office Takes Temporary Charge in Union Bank Building
R L Wright who ran the John G Morgan Brokerage firm in the Union Bank building has gone on the road again for the company. P K Hearing of the Greeley School of Telegraphy is temporarily in charge of the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Wright
John G. Morgan
Union Bank
P. K. Hearing
Greeley School of Telegraphy
Knights of Pythias elect delegates to grand lodge
At a regular meeting Charles J. Yardley and Clarence I. Faulkner were elected delegates to the grand lodge convening in Colorado Springs on August 25 26 and 27. J Henry Couture will also attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythias
Charles J. Yardley
Clarence I. Faulkner
Grand Lodge
Colorado Springs
J. Henry Couture
Concrete sidewalk completed near bank by Stokey Concrete
A new concrete sidewalk around the First National bank building was completed by Stokey Concrete company after a delayed start. The firm wagered a forfeit if the work was not finished in time for the July Fourth dry-walk deadline, and the job finished Wednesday evening with Stukey winning the bet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Stokey Concrete Company
Stukey
Rev Leafgren Returns From Minneapolis Visit
Rev. A. G. Leafgren arrived home after a month visiting his mother in Minneapolis and attending the Swedish Free Mission church of America conference. Charley Lund of Barrett Minnesota accompanied him and will stay with the family for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. GC. Leafgren
Minneapolis
Swedish Free Mission Church of America
Charley Lund
Barrett, Minn
Rev. Leafgren
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Quick Cure for Infants
A Millionaire's Baby attended by a high priced specialist claimed the elixir would cure stomach and bowel troubles. It trounces diarrhoea dysentery and related disorders with promises of quick relief for 25 or 50 cents.
Simple suggestion changed a boy to a self made man
E R Wharton told Louis Vosburg a butcher's boy making 12 dollars monthly that he could do anything he wanted. The line sparked ambition in Vosburg who left Andes alley to attend night school and plan college for architecture. The piece argues guidance and divine yeast unlock earthly immortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Wharton
Friendly Inn
Cleveland
Louis Vosburg
Vosburg
Mr. Wharton
Young Vosburg
Andes Alley
Henrylyn Irrigation District to hold $3,000,000 bond election
The Henrylyn Irrigation District announces a special election on August 8, 1908, across three divisions to decide whether to issue bonds totaling $3,000,000 for irrigation works. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at district locations in Hudson, Clarence Ireland’s residence, and Oscar Bowles’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrylyn Irrigation District
Hearnys
Board of Directors
Tg Irrigation District
Hudson
Township
North O Range
Clarence M. Ireland
Oscar Bowles
N. E
Weld County
Concrete
Jas. H. Legerwood
Henrylyn
Clarence M. Libland
J. N. Bowles
Frank A. Hensley
Greeley Tribune
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Robert H. Bird
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Kinsella
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Meyer
Tribune
G. T. Bartholomew
Boulder
Ramsay Dry Goods Company
Iva Chipps
Redfield
Chas. J. Yardley
Maria Pecor
Berdina Rogers
J. A. Knight
H. C. Knight
Glen Haven
R. R. McCain
Harry van Antwerp
Pennsylvania
Florance
Marion
Laura Stiles
Rockhurst
Poudre
Haton
John Nass
Ruth
Kathrine
Frank Brewington
Miss Reeman
Kathleen
Frank Reeman
Nellie
Charley Reeman
Geo. Tracey
A. M. Tyson
Nettie Anderson
Peoria
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A. L. Lindner
W. B. Cronkhite
W. G. Hubbell
Fort Lupton
Mr. Cronkhite
Evanston, Il
J. H. Cronkhite
J. P. Sharp
H. M. Hershey
Cc. L. Gist
Dillon
Montana
C. H. Packer
Alberta
Canada
Clare Farr
Eaton
Hilda Johnson
Nellie Carlson
Lucerne
Batavia, Ill
E. K. Packard
Kingman
Geo. Drummond
Adelaide McCoy
S. A. Bradfield
Osawatomie
Kansas
Viola C. Potter
Beaver
H. H. Meladoo
Salt Lake City
Ocie Stump
W. R. Sayre
G. W. Wallace
Heart
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Edwin A. Nye
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