Weddin gs of Grace Hoover and George Stansbury Celebrate Quiet Nuptials
Grace G Hoover sister of Mrs J B Patton married George Stansbury at the Hoovers home near Pennville Indiana on July 3. The couple will reside in Estes Park later enjoying trips to the Adirondacks and Thousand Islands before August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace G. Hoover
J. B. Patton
George Stansburg
David F Hoover
Pennville
Ind
Stansbury
Greeley
City Council Grants Carnival Permit and Appoints Water Works Chief
The council approved a carnival starting Aug 10 if private ground is secured and cannot use city hall due to New City Hall work. Jesse Nolin is named water works superintendent replacing the burden on the city clerk. A $200 Harvest Festival appropriation is set with a pre festival cleanup week. Ditch work east of the First Presbyterian Church will be tiled by property owners with city filling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Nolin
First Presbyterian Church
Doan's Kidney Pills Marketed By Foster Milburn Co
An advertisement claims kidney ailments affect all ages and presents Doan's Kidney Pills as the cure. Mrs J W Coons of Greeley Colorado testifies the pills helped her child’s backache and stomach distress, urging mothers to use the product. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coons
Eighth Street
Greeley
Colo
Dean
H. Reynolds Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Churches Hold Joint Services at Unitarian Church Next Sunday
Congregational church schedules morning service at 10 45 at the Unitarian church with Sunday school at noon and a young peoples meeting at 6 30. No evening service is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Unitarian Church
Young People's Meeting
First Presbyterian Church Service Times Noted
Morning service at 11 and evening service at 7 30 are announced along with Sabbath school at 12 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Dr Reuben Smith to preach next Sunday. All cordially invited. RK J Hunter pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Reuben Smith
RK. J Hunter
Sunday Sunday school schedule and picnic notice
Sunday school at 10 a m morning prayer and sermon at 1 a m with subject The Gospel of Good Health Special music public invited Annual picnic of Sunday school on Tuesday July 16
Court Session Under Tent for Sunrise Trial in Greeley
The large tent hosts a Sunday evening court as Jesus Christ stands trial before public opinion. Congregation members may serve as jurors while the pastor argues the case of the Man of Galilee. The Church of the Nazarene invites Christians from other churches to a sunrise prayer meeting each Sunday to seek God’s blessing on pastors and churches in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Galilee
Church of the Nazarene
Greeley
Summer School Grows at State Normal
Friday closed the first half of the summer session at the State Normal with attendance 20 percent above last year. The registration is solid as all registrants attend. Faculty and students report a gratifying session and broad enjoyment of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal
For Sale Arlington Heights Lots and Five Acre Tracts
For sale choice residence lots in Arlington Heights Arlington Park and Normal School additions. Also five acre tracts in Arlington Heights at prices that will make you money. Terms within reach of all. Low rate of interest. W F Stephens agent room 207 Opera House Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Heights
Arlington Park
Normal School
Wm. F. Stephens
Opera House
Special Excursion Train to Switzerland July 16
On Tuesday July 16 the C S S will run a special excursion over Switzer land. The 6 Trail excursion train leaves Greeley at 7 30 a m. Round trip rate 3. Railroad tickets for sale by committee at depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Greeley
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to many friends for kindness and the love and sympathy shown in their hour of bereavement for their wife and mother. J. W. West, BE. O. Halverstadt, E. V. Halverstadt, C. BE. Halverstadt, Vesta L. McFate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. West
BE. O. Halverstadt
E. V. Halverstadt
C. BE. Halverstadt
Vesta L. McFate
Special Sunday Excursion to Eldorado Springs July 14
The and S. will run a special train from Greeley at 7 30 a m returning 5 p m. The round trip rate is 2.25 dollars and includes gate admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Eldorado Springs
Greeley
Community Notes From La Salle
The two year old son of Rev and Mrs Seamans is very ill. Esther Dill of Denver visited her sister Nannie last week. Mr and Mrs Wm McAfee of Denver visited friends here. A Dunn fourth home picnic drew a large crowd and joy. A Dunn lawn social with ice cream is planned Friday evening. Mrs B A Warren and Miss Hazel Sherman left for Glen Haven Monday returning soon. Grace Laughlin and Edith Herrington went to Denver Monday for a month with relatives. Hail on Friday and Saturday damaged grass. potato crops likely to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McAfee
Denver
LaSalle
Jas. Dunn
Band
B. A. Warren
Hazel Sherman
Glen Haven
Grace Laughlin
Edith Herrington
Boy born to Nunn couple Arthur Turner July 7
Notices report a birth in Nunn with parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Turner. Other items note social visits, a Berthoud trip, Fourth of July activities at Ward's Grove, a fire destroying E L Hoops farmhouse, and a damaging hailstorm on July 5 harming crops and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Turner
Bess Wagner
Greeley
Ellen Witter
Rs. Minot
Denver
W. P. Lemonds
Ethel Bastiack
Berthoud
Nunn
E. L. Hoops
Cole
Ault Carnival Set for Sept 20 Amid Local News
The Ault carnival date is set for September 20. Businesses close at 8 pm except Saturdays. Wm T Miller adds West Virginia visit. Ray Wallace recovers from a broken arm. J N Studley begins astronomy lectures at the Baptist church. Mr and Mrs P J Newman return from Tacoma. Mrs Cora Jackson dies at 36. funeral at Congregational church. J H Bolte becomes day operator at the depot amid $9 000 monthly business. C E officers installed at Congregational church. Baptist Ladies Aid raises 55 and 28 profits supporting the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ault
Wm. T. Miller
West Virginia
Ray Wallace
J. N. Studley
The
Baptist Church
P. J. Newman
Tacoma
Wash
John
C. E
Congregational Church
Walter Runnells
C. A. Taylor
Julia Hubbell
Wm. T. Burns
Baptist Ladies
Kersey Notes and Outings Including Death Shadow
Mrs C R Lewis and Mrs N W Jones visited Greeley while C R Lewis and many youths spent the Fourth in Denver. Clark Mills visitor CG F Clark begins stay with cousin H P Bil. A N Burke and wife head to two weeks mountain outing. Mrs Joe Hutzel and Denver daughter visit John France home. E W Burke returns from Colorado Springs after the Fourth. Draper Wilson’s sudden death casts gloom over Kersey. Mildred Woodward and Myrtle Swan return from Sterling and Merino trip. W A Jenkins of Illinois arrives with son Fred Jenkins near Kersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Lewis
CG. F. Clark
Clark Mills
H. P. Bil
A. N. Burke
Joe Hutzel
Denver
John France
E. W. Burke
Colorado Springs
Kersey
Draper Wilson
J. P. Romans
Mildred Woodward
Myrtle Swan
Sterling
Merino
W. A. Jenkins
Ilinois
Fred Jenkins
Sunday Pulpit Attendance and Family Trip Notes
The M B E church pulpit was filled by Lafayette Ryan while Dr McCulloch preached at the Greeley M E church. The Zpworth League met at Lon and Mrs Duncan's home for a social and business meeting with a large turnout. Mr and Mrs G E Kenney and Edna left for Fort Morgan to spend the Fourth, then Mrs Kenney and Edna will visit Illinois relatives. Mr Kenney will return to Kersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
Lafayette Ryan
McCulloch
Greeley M. E
Zpworth League
Lon Duncan
G. E. Kenney
Edna
Fort Morgan
Fort Morgan On Wednesday To Spend the Fourth, After Which Mrs. Kenney
Illinois
Mr. Kenney
Kersey
Fourth of July gatherings and local races in Ashton
The community near Ashton marked the Fourth with a Whitman grove picnic. Prizes awarded in multiple races including 60 yard dash won by Thos McGunnigie and 50 yard dashes won by Frank McCune and Alice Baird. A baseball game ended 26 to 16 for the Blues. Mrs Laura Dickey died suddenly, with sympathy extended to the husband and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelps
John Lewis
Whitman
Ault
Alice Bready
Windsor
Boresen
G. A. Carlson
Fort Collins
Ashton
Laura Dickey
Hazelton
Whitman’s Grove
Thos. McGunnigie
Homer Randall
Frank McCune
Guy McGunnigle
Alice Baird
Russell McCune
August Pfleiderer
John Lundstrom
Thos McGunnigle
Olivia Hanson
Elza McCune
Letha McCune
Homer Kyle
Coral Nace
Milo McCollum
Blues
Local Social Notes and Mountain Trip Updates
Mrs. Lillian Denny guests of Mrs. J L Walk. Thomas Tregoning visits Idaho Springs for a week in the mountains. Fall crop injuries from hailstorm reported. Downing Huffsmith Horton and Young return from mountain trip. Mrs. G E Lundy leaves for Torrington Wyoming for about three months. Mr and Mrs Cornelius return from Denver rested and improved. Rev Blackwood of Alleghany PA visits W E Morrison family. Dr Horton and Frank Smyser travel to Philadelphia for Elks reunion. Mrs Grant called to Chicago for sister Miss Stewart’s funeral. Dr Carnine presiding elder held Lord’s feast services at Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Denny
J. L. Walk
Thomas Tregoning
Idaho Springs
Oe Downing Huffsmith
Horton and Young
G. E. Lundy
Torrington
Wyo
Cornelieus
Denver
Rev. Blackwood
Alleghany, Pa
W. E. Morrison and
Carnine
Methodist Church
First cutting of hay heavy as season begins
The first cutting of hay is almost all stacked and unusually heavy. F C Teller and son Ray spent days near Kersey on business. Gipson district avoided hail by a narrow margin. Irrigation of beets starts earlier due to dry weather. John Lofgren of Agnew Seed tended onion fields. Mr and Mrs Harry Troth of Merino visit Harsh family. Jim Clark transports groups to Seely Jake often. last week 53 on one trip. Rose E Swan won Hallett-Davis contest. prize certificate for 80 on piano purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Teller
Ray
Kersey
Gipson
John Lofgren
Agnew Seed Company
Harry ‘Troth
Merino
Harsh
Jim Clark
Jake
Rose E. Swan
Hallett-Davis
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Denver
Fort Collins Friends and Outings Noted Over the Fourth
Miss Stel la Bosworth visited Fort Collins friends over the Fourth. Pete Larson shipped the last of his fat cattle the first of the week. Will Smith came from Estes Park for a few days. He and Al went on a business trip to Denver. Mr. Shull and Mr. and Mrs. Eichmann enjoyed a Stove Prairie ranch outing. The Miner family ran afoul in a runaway last week injuring the rig. Families of Carlson Foley Dunn Wilson Hogard spent Thursday fishing at Lone Tree. The Friends met for a business session with Miss Maud Clark on the second, followed by music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Houston
Gladys P. Sanborn
B. J. Sanborn
Sanborn
Estes Park
George Meredith Houston
Greeley
Legion
Colorado University
Chi Omega Sorority
Rockside Cottage
F. Elliott
Quincy
Ill
Mrs. Houston
New York
Whitesboro
Adirondacks
Thousands Isles
Mr. Houston
West Ninth Street
Stel la Bosworth
Fort Collins
Pete Larson
Will Smith
Denver
Mr. Shull
Mrs. Eichmann
Stove Prairie Ranch
C. E. Carlson
H. H. Foley
George Dunn
Wilson and Hogard
Isaac Walton
Lone Tree
Maud Clark
Crow Creek Summer Visitors Reported in Town
Crow Creek notes show Mrs. Jenson hosting two Denver boys for the season. Mrs. DeSellem and son Wesley visit in the area. Miss Richardson from Denver stays weeks at Ss. L. W. ranch. Union Ladies Aid met July 10 at Mrs. Salberg. Gibbs family camps on Gill & Decker ranch. Gibbs digs a drain ditch. Bates and King families with Morris and Pratt head to Estes Park for a two week camping trip.
Hillsboro Folks Take Denver Trip For Fourth
Kay Tromble and wife joined by E. Baker and J. T. Messick couples traveled to Denver for the Fourth, returning Saturday morning. Ed Cox and brother in law Sam Crowley boast the finest wheat in the area, ready to harvest soon. Miss Elizabeth Doten of Glazier's store in Greeley, visiting a cousin from Tacoma, has stayed with Mrs. W. K. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Tromble
Denver
Baker
J. T. Messick
Ed Cox
Sam Crowley
Elizabeth Doten
Glazier
Greeley
Tacoma
Wash
Hospital Extension Plans Approved for Greeley
County commissioners yesterday approved enlarging the Greeley hospital with an east wing. The addition adds an extra ward to the old section and four private rooms upstairs, plus a dining room and kitchen in the new part. J A Woodbury will supervise construction for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Hospital
J. A. Woodbury
Correction on Hardin Fourth picnic attribution
A correction clarifies that the Sunday school did not organize or sponsor the Hardin Fourth picnic nor provide ice cream and lemonade. S. G. Allard, Superintendent, notes the Sunday school had no involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
S. G. Allard
Greeley Voters to Decide Tax Question at April Election
A statement notes that a majority of legal voters who paid property tax in the prior year in Greeley will vote on a city tax question at the annual election held April 2 in the city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
City Approves Bond for City Hall Construction
The city council approved a bond issue not exceeding twenty five thousand dollars to finance a city hall project. The vote authorized the city to proceed with contracting for the indebtedness and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
City Plans Twenty Five Thousand Dollar Bonds for City Hall
The city of Polorado proposes negotiable bonds totaling twenty five thousand dollars to finance a city hall project. Bonds issued in twenty five units of one thousand dollars each, dated September 1, due in fifteen years with ten year redemption option, bearing five percent interest payable semi annually. Bonds to be signed by mayor, city clerk, and treasurer with thirty coupons per bond and secured by treasurer signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polorado
United States of America
Greeley
Tf Ly National Bank
City Hall
Greeley City Hall Bond Issuance 1907
City of Greeley Colorado issues a one thousand dollar bond to fund a city hall erection. Bond bears 5 percent interest semi annually, payable at the city treasurer or Greeley National Bank. Bond dated September 1, 1907, issued following city ordinance and voter approval, with full legal compliance and tax pledge for interest and principal.
Coupon form from Weld County issue in Greeley
Invalid OCR fragment states a six months interest bond with a coupon payable to bearer. It mentions Weld County Colorado, City Treasury in Greeley, and payment at Greeley Bank or city hall. It lacks a complete date or issuer details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
United States
Greeley
Greeley Bank
Attest of Gee Clerk List Published in Greeley
The public notice records attest the clerk list publication in Greeley on July 11 1907 with a final entry noted as last publication J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
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Mona
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Cora Jackson
J. H. Bolte
Evans
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Frank Smyser
Philadelphia
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Elwell
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Hillsboro
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