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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1909
Page
3
Short items from Greeley society and business life include residents leaving on trips to Glen Falls Denver and Fort Collins, visits from Denver and Weatherford, a Mayo Clinic trip, office and property trades, croquet and picnic plans, and a Folg e Kidney Remedy advertisement stressing early treatment to prevent Brights disease.
Short items note Shaw's July clearance sale on all white goods. Several local residents make trips for business or visitation including P B Boyle to Trinidad and Deta Cameron to Fort Collins and Miss Edith Rhoads visiting Hazelton and Ashton. Real estate and housing moves appear, with purchases and remodel plans described, plus a house sale inquiry and hospital recoveries among locals.
Mountain Stock Ranch comprises 1440 acres four miles from U P A R and thirty miles west of Cheyenne. It features 50 acres meadow 650 acres plow land good water and outside range and nearby school half a mile away. Described as an A 1 dairy proposition, priced to sell or trade for clear property. Address A B Cooley Boulder Colorado for full particulars.
Miss Wilhelmina Mead returns from Denver. Miss Kinne visits Greeley. families from Boulder Texas and California arrive for visits. The W C T U meets July 13 at Baptist church. Condemnation actions on right of way near Hillsboro involve Denver Laramie road. Foley remedies pitched for coughs and stomach issues. Family arrivals from Los Angeles and Santa Maria plan Yellowstone trip and Seattle fair.
The six year old daughter of merchant E N Dewey in Agnewville Va recovered from a bowel illness after taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The note praises its reliability for children when used as directed and mentions it is pleasant when diluted with water and sugar. Sold by all druggists.
The Union Ladies' Aid society met at 1016 Sixth Street with twenty members present. Vice President Mrs. Steck presided in Mrs. Houston's absence. After a business session refreshments were served and the group decided to host an ice cream social next Saturday evening at Mrs. B. A. Hopkins's home in Pleasant Valley.
W E Green rode to Estes Park on a Sunday motorcycle trip while F Morrison traveled to Denver on business. Miss May Crawford of Denver visits Mr and Mrs Wayne Patterson. Greeley Y members hosted by Miss Carrie Woodruff Friday. Mrs Cynthia Graham of Lamont Ta arrives to spend summer with sister Mrs J Beetley. July clearance at Shaw's offers women men and children oxford shoes. W E Thomson of Boulder visited Paul Mosher. they were college mates. Dr and Mrs G M Otis, recent guests of cousins Mr and Mrs B H Johnson, depart for Chicago. TA Stevens hosts ten Baptist class girls for an afternoon of games and refreshments. Duane DeVotie L E Wyatt Robert Moodie and several friends plan a camping trip on the Laramie. Central Business College graduates travel to Denver to receive diplomas. the Greeley college is a Denver branch. Clara Alward estate near Hudson sold thirty six horses and colts average price $34. Rev W S McClure of Xenia preached at United Presbyterian. he once led the church here. He brings wife and daughters Margaret Mary for a visit. West Side ladies aid society met at Mrs Peter Rasmussen’s ranch in Hazelton district to sew and aid poor residents.
John Madson, a man said to be married to ten women and engaged to four teens, is under arrest for obtaining money by false pretenses. Believed wanted for bigamy in six states, his ruse involved winning wives with property then deserting them after securing funds. He reportedly took from $450 to $2,000 and seized homes or jewelry before fleeing.
E. J. Garner owner of the Ault market suffered a loss between 500 and 600 dollars after a cellar dug under the rear of the building gave way Friday night. The uncapped floor sank as an engine and sausage grinder fell into the excavation, causing extensive damage to the addition built onto the main structure formerly used as a pool room by John Hayden.
A Union Pacific passenger train fatally struck a horse in St Petersburg on Wednesday. The animal, owned by local Japanese residents, was scavenging on the tracks for food when struck. No one could estimate the horse’s value above 20 cents.
After twelve years of bad stomach trouble and spending nearly five hundred dollars on medicines Samuel Boyer of Folsom Iowa bought Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for his wife. The tablets helped her more than any prior medicines and are sold by all druggists with free samples available.
John Gates and William Egan arrested for malicious mischief in a ditch under the Union Pacific track secured bonds and were released. Local residents, joined by attorneys, plan suits for 5000 dollars each over flood damages caused by tracks, while a new culvert is built to prevent future flooding.
P. E. Herrington of Mount Aerial Ky. praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best and surest diarrhoea cure he has used. The remedy is said to give prompt, effective results and is recommended by many users. For sale by all druggists.
J J Domke of Boulder and F P Campbell of Denver establish a first class monumental works in Greeley. Both bring years of experience and strong recommendations. The shop is located at 1014 Ninth Avenue.
Emma Ahrens and Patrick J. Scott wed in Creeley with Father Casey officiating. The couple, from Pittsburg society, traveled to Colorado to wed avoiding parental scandal and left for Pittsburg after the ceremony.
Clarence Southard suffered a painful eye injury while riveting a sickle a steel sliver lodged in his left eye requiring medical aid. The eye worsened and the other eye became inflamed with a second examination planned as doctors fear another steel piece near the eye.
All the Denver Laramie condemnation suits have been continued until September when Judge Gamble will open court for a special session to last a couple of weeks. Some suits were filed against property now owned by Burlington and the outcome will depend on which company places its tracks first.
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