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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
3
Collins District Georgia Hill visits Nellie Nicks Saturday. Many residents travel for events and World’s Fair trips. High rain improves crops, potatoes and small grain show promise. Local marriages include Miss Belle Givens and Thomas Hines at Fort Collins with plans to live with the groom’s parents.
Howard Rea of Greeley visited Eaton on Monday. Mrs. Goodan, Mrs. Wallace, and Mrs. Miller plus baby from Greeley were listed as ill or visiting. Several families including Cushman, Hogue, Smillie, Farr, Scott, Gazelle, Getter, Plack, Kratkie and Wilson with kin in Eaton or nearby towns were noted for visits, trips to the mountains, or plans to travel to Canada. The Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs. King in Ault.
Dr Bovard of Sterling visits Evans and Rev Stillman and wife host relatives. Local women meet at Evans park. Several residents and visitors from Fort Collins Denver Pueblo Brighton St Louis and Los Angeles are mentioned with travel and funeral details. The Hibschle funeral is led by Rev Beardsley with pallbearers listed.
Mrs. Ruby Allison improves after illness while I N Kings and J S Elders' houses advance. Ruth Preston and Willie Selby recover from illness. John Hayden's bowling alley and J J Neffzigger’s new home progress as Hayden visits Boulder. The Scratchfelds move into Frye’s residence vacated by the Stevens. The Ladies Aid meetup at the schoolhouse features eager young helpers. The Steele lumber yard office moves and a new bank building is planned by Steele and Thompson. Baptist church lots bought in south town and E Davis prepares housekeeping rooms for his daughter.
Mrs. Wyman of Denver and Miss Bartlow of Johnstown visited local residents. Mr and Mrs Arbuckle entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Nelson and son Paul. Mayfield couple visited Eckhart family near Peckhaw. Stone couple drove to Loveland to meet daughter Violet visiting Estes Park. Yonker family and Heflebower/ Brooks households spent time together. A straw stack near Heflebower’s house was struck by lightning and burned during a storm.
Sylvester on the sick list and Roy Fulton with typhoid fever out about a week. Dr EF I Raymond improving after illness. Main Street grading underway after building work. Hail of July 5 damaged sugar factory lights 3500 and flouring mill 150 plus more in stores and houses. Iowa visitors L A Chipman and son.
LAGRANGE C H Ford and family visited Hillsboro on Sunday. C D Neff returns from St Louis and Iowa to visit LaGrange. A hail storm caused extensive damage to crops and small fruit in the district. Mrs Sadie Johnson and baby and Miss Lustre from Greeley called at C H Fords last Wednesday. Rheumatism prevents Mrs B S LaGrange from going to the mountains as last week. Mr and Mrs Oza Kerlee began an extended trip over the range visiting relatives along the way.
Miss Sincere is hosted by Jack Kingsbury and family. Al Burke and wife returned from Colorado Springs. A. E. Witwer left for Denver. Joe Nestler adds to F. J. Gedge residence. Charles Moore conducts business in Fort Lupton this week. Mrs. Moore’s mother and niece visit. Will Herrington buys billiard tables from T. M. Jordon and opens to the public Saturday.
Beebe Draw Maude and Wilhelmina Wright have the mumps. Little Johnny Barr is quite sick with typhoid fever. Eva McLaughlin broke a wrist recently. Edna Dean returned home after weeks near Greeley. Sherman Markle and daughter Hazel visited Will Rogers near LaSalle last Tuesday.
A Fort Collins stone mason testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney complaints and backache after failed treatments. He urges fellow citizens to visit their drugstore, buy the pills, and complete a course. Sold by H Reynolds & Co in Greeley and by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the U S sale agent. Remember the name Doan's.
The Weld County Abstract & Investment Company announces it has been solicited to represent Park Region Mutual Hail of Glenwood Minnesota. It states it has contacted banks and business leaders and insurance commissioners in Colorado and Minnesota to verify standing. The notice says the company believes Park Region Mutual Hail is responsible and willing to meet losses and invites inquiry. Insurance covers crops of all kinds and starts at noon on the day of application.
A Rochester Indiana pharmacist notes that fifty boxes of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets were sold on the recommendation of a local lady who first bought a box a year ago. He praises the tablets for their pleasant purgative effect and says they are popular with ladies. available at all druggists.
A New York Times piece explores how people estimate time by daylight cues, shadows, and internal clocks. It contrasts laborers and brain workers, notes uncanny time sense in a few, and cites clock reliance and sleep timing challenges.
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