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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
8
Classified notices list rooms for rent and sale of houses, farms, and land in Greeley. Ads include modern six room cottages, a two week sale period, and bargains on 40 to 80 acre tracts with water rights. Also items such as used pumps and a Rambler runabout offered for cash.
Little Locals seek McClenahan for farm and other loans while vendors promote straw hats and millinery at Coronado and Meyer stores. C I Day & Co. P and heating, Hennick Brothers offer premium wheels, and Denver trips involve several locals including Montgom ery and Brush.
Names of residents and visitors appear in brief items: Kinsella insurance Thurlby best silverware McClenahan farm loan man Sanborn & Houston and others. Geo Schillig of Severance in Greeley a few hours Tuesday. Moves include Owens family to Ault and KIRK family from Cambridge IA visiting. Judge Jacobs and family return from eastern coast trip.
J C Brewer of the post office plans a two week vacation visiting several state resorts. A Great Clearance Sale at Ramsay Dry Goods Co. offers savings of 20 to 50 percent. Come in and see for yourself.
Benton Steele of Eaton traveled to Boulder on Wednesday to attend the Chautauqua. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Steele, are in Boulder.
BE Thayer drove to Fort Collins Tuesday and was joined there Wednesday by Mrs Thayer and Miss Florence Richards and Miss Chase of Denver. They will spend three weeks at River View the Thayers mountain home on the upper Poudre above Zimmermans.
A statement and map of the Laing ditch were filed on the seventh at the courthouse. Estimated cost is 175 dollars with the headgate on the bank of Little Crow Creek. Interested parties include Everett Hyde Grover Wilhimia F Butt Denver John Laing Leadville.
Mr and Mrs C Crone finished a three week visit with their son J W Crone and his family and returned Tuesday to Webb Iowa. During the stay Mr Crone and his son toured the western slope and last Sunday the two families drove to Estes Park and back.
Miss Hmma Sensintaffar of Saratoga Wyoming visited Miss D. Williams for several days and left Wednesday for Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Southard hosted a Fourth of July gathering with relatives. The party included 8. D. B. Grubb, Mrs. Southard's Lyons Colorado sister, Mrs. A. L. Palmer of Ault, also a Southard sister, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Craig of Ault. Mrs. Craig is a Southard niece. Guests arrived Friday and departed Monday.
Marshal Eugene Williams found a woman on the railroad track at Twentieth Street in a distressed state. She called herself Mrs. Thor Kilson and said she was bound for her home in Denmark though she had only twenty five cents. She complained of head pain and believed she had been beaten. Williams took her to the county hospital for care and will investigate the case.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Urie entertained relatives for a week. EB Hughes and family from Topeka visited two weeks, leaving Monday. Mrs. L B Urie of Boulder visited over the Fourth, and sister Mrs. J J Sullivan of Nunn stayed at their home.
A telegram from Senator LaFollette announced he will arrive July 24 to open the Greeley chautauqua program. This nearly completes the schedule with LaFollette the remaining doubtful name. The program committee had delayed publishing the lineup awaiting his confirmation.
The Fort Collins Sheep Feeders association invites Sheep Feeders of Northern Colorado to City Hall Fort Collins on Saturday July 11 at 11 o clock a m. to discuss united action for the industry. The organizers deem the moment opportune for a joint gathering.
Advertisement asserts Ballard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatism lumbago and stiff joints, claiming confinement at home with aches leaves one as supple as a two year old. The copy emphasizes rapid relief and ease of movement for sufferers.
Transfers list several deeds with amounts from Munson to De Backer and King to court officers, plus Helleman to Katrina Kirik, and Brink to Charles M Johnson. Properties include lots in Mountain View Addition, Packard subdivision, and Keenesburg townsite. Names include Louie Munson Admr, James A King Admr, Anna Helleman Hugh, Katrina Kirik, Myron H Brink, Charles M Johnson, Colony Investment Co, A R Young. Dates refer to 1908 transfers in Weld County real estate records.
The Altar and Rosary society of St. Peter's Catholic church will convene Thursday afternoon July 9 at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Mary Fidel of 625 Fourteenth Avenue will preside. Friday evening July 10 features the second in the Normal Recital series with an evening of storytelling by Miss Toby and Mrs. D. D. Hugh at Normal Chapel.
Mrs. Chas Camp hosted a refined luncheon Thursday to honor Mrs. Sarah Marsh visiting from California for the summer with her daughter Mrs. J. C. Mosher. The rooms held pink and white roses and sweet peas while Mesdames Hotchkiss Parkinson Gage Bickling R. G. Martin Heath attended, with Misses Bickling and Heath assisting.
Eldorado Springs welcomed visitors as the Colorado & Southern proclaims the resort open for the season. The article boasts low rates and convenient service, with rugged mountains, canyons, Harmon Falls, steep stairways, and warm swimming pools marking its appeal. The Eldorado hotel is ready for guests and Sunday dinners are offered.
108 rooms for men only in a strictly fireproof building with shower baths on every floor. Our rates are the cheapest in the city. Located at 16th and Lincoln, Denver Y M C A.
Mrs Nellie Wilkinson and A A Alexander of Boulder were married here Friday morning. The ceremony was at the manse conducted by Rev J Hunter.
Terry and Raymond W. Watson wed Monday afternoon in Platteville. Justice of the Peace G O Stevens officiated. The couple both reside in Platteville where Watson is a farmer.
Miss Gladys Decker daughter of Mr and Mrs Asa Decker married B F Pfalzgraf at her parents country home. The bride, a former Greeley student, and the groom, a University of Colorado graduate, were joined in the ceremony.
Miss Helen Seastron and Charles Rogers of Pierce were married Thursday evening at Rev. Berger's home. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. W. King. The bride came from Colorado Springs and the groom is a Pierce real estate man. The couple returned to Pierce Friday evening.
W L Washer of Ault obtained a marriage license on Friday and met his bride on the courthouse steps. The couple proceeded to Judge Nixon's office where the knot was tied. The bride, formerly Mrs Allie Cook, is described as a well known rancher near Ault.
Miss Helen Searing entertained the Presbyterian choir Friday evening with a social after the rehearsal. Miss Edna Lawrence helped serve refreshments as tiny flags appeared in the ice cream and candy fire crackers were given as favors. Thirty-two guests attended.
The Colorado and Southern railroad offers liberal fares to the Eldorado resort with Sunday only, weekend, ten day, and thirty day tickets. A summer outing at Eldorado promises affordable travel options for travelers seeking a resort retreat.
The ad promotes Chamberlains Salve for skin diseases with quick relief. It states price at 25 cents and that the product is for sale by all druggists.
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