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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1906
Page
3
Farmers begin cutting grain while social visits fill the week. Miss Pearl Sanford visits in Greeley, Mrs Wright and daughter visit Mrs Davis, and Mr and Mrs Johnson with family are guests of Nelson. Pettier returns from mountain trip and band concert proceeds tally 18.60. Olive Brown arrives from the east, born in Colorado. Stone masons lay the foundation for Mrs Palmer’s Lake home near the church.
Crover B Hayden visits Denver while Lou Filer builds a new house on his claim. Mrs Mary J Jackson visits Grover Saturday. August Carson and friend Miller spend the Fourth in Denver. Otto and John Lingelbach busy putting up hay and breaking costs. Cicero Davis hunts his horses after Loveland visit. Mrs Elmer Myers enjoys time with her sister in Denver and Greeley. Mr and Mrs Chenburg and daughter Cleo of Denver visit with Mrs Chenburg's sister, Mrs Elmer Myers. Around Grover is praised as one of the best feed and water spots west of the mountains.
In Crow Creek Martha Wakefield visits her sister Mrs Turner. Miss Marie Bondeson of Denver visits Mr T J Jackson. Virgil Stockton of Grover visits sister Mrs McLean after attending Joseph Giray’s funeral. Harry Wells loses about twenty tons of hay when a haystack is struck by lightning. Mr and Mrs Witwer and friend Miss Rutchie head for the mountains for a month.
Highland lake reports brick moulding begun at the Mead yard while Howard Jones of the Thompson called Sunday. Hemmingsen and Coates enjoyed a Denver trip. Elevators at Mead expected to start soon. T A Callahan and party traveled through in an auto. Dry land farmers face a promising outlook as timely rains arrived through the season.
Mr Berg adds another story to his house. Mrs Ott Bucklers arrived Friday from Illinois. Miss Nelle Veach visits her Nebraska home. Simon Bollinger and family travel to the mountains. Miss Nellise Brown visited cousin Grace Duval. Mrs Houston and daughter visited friends in Eaton. Mrs Collins and son Herb traveled to Hot Springs Arkansas.
Mrs Robison returned home after visiting in Collins. Mr Lawrence’s son was ill but improved. Mrs Sherrit and the Sherrits on Briggs place are reported sick. Ellison girl fell ill Saturday night prompting a call to her father who works nights at the Greeley ice factory. S Archibald and Mrs Green clashed over a duel. Green won in court, Archibald appeals to higher court.
Mr Hooley builds an addition to his house. Miss Mainwaring of Denver visits her cousins Mr and Mrs Bybee. Mr and Mrs Clark Webster move to Windsor for the summer and visit Severance with their daughter and son in law. Several families travel for visits, hunts, or preaching tours across Colorado and Nebraska, including Bergstroms and Troths. The Swan group heads for a three week hunting trip from Chambers Lake with companions from Denver and Lagrange.
During summer months children are prone to bowel disorders and should receive prompt attention at the first abnormal looseness. The recommended remedy is Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which quickly controls the looseness. Sold by all druggists.
Eaton local items recount neighbors traveling to Minneapolis and Denver visits, a boy scald injury, home purchases on Maple Street, and a busy Fourth of July setup. Community clubs host receptions, installations, and a large gathering with music and dancing, with plans and thanks for local celebration efforts.
Evans residents share travel plans with Denver and Idaho Springs. Fuller of Portland calls on Evans friends. Huffsmith very ill in Denver. Larsons depart for a Denver area ranch. Greeley Sugar Co. installs new scales at Evans dump. Sunday school class hosted by Miss Coffman. Thunder caused J A Kimler’s team to run away with no injuries. Journeys Y club program praised. Miss McMillan commended.
Ashton E A Carlson visits family in Ft Collins. J R Edwards and family enjoy mountain time. Mrs Lewis and Alvin visit Denver. Mrs Lundstrom and children visit W P Randall family. Aid Society met July 11 despite rain. West Side Ladies Aid to host ice cream social August 4 at Ashton School with food, grab bag and program. all invited.
Little Elmer Lucan has measles while Mrs. C Kersey visits with her Kansas relatives. The Rebekah lodge hosted friends, Frank Ballenger recovers from mumps, Miss Margaret Ross visited Clear Spring ranch, dancers attended Koehler's near Nantes, and Platteville’s baseball team beat a Denver visiting squad at home.
Jno Haynes visited Greeley this week. The Oriole Circle W of W installed officers Friday. H A Smith and wife left for Idaho Springs for two weeks. C M Wagner and wife and W S Decker and family visited Denver Tuesday. G G Phillip and sons started a new gasoline pump to irrigate land south of town. Mac Smith returned from Washington after a year away. he will stay a month. Rev T J Hooper and Mrs May McClare wed in Denver. Mrs Jno Corcoran plans a twelve room house on Denver street with cement blocks. A Denver stove mason laid the blocks. Heavy weekend rains damaged ditches and roads but benefited crops.
Dr and Mrs Warren spent Saturday in Denver. Mr and Mrs J R Hayes visited Loveland this week. Mr and Mrs Sullivan and daughter Elane left for a month in Town. Mrs Laughlin and Mrs Herrington dined with Mr and Mrs D S Ellis. Mrs Geo Bird hosted about twenty children for Ethel's birthday. Little Willa Patton of Sterling will spend the summer with her sister Mrs J P Hayes. T R Blackwood of Greeley moves preparing renovations for Mr Morrison's store.
Miss Edith Herrington and several Beattie Ellis and Gregory family members attended a Monday garden party hosted by Mr and Mrs Sullivan. Mr Forgarty was guest of honor. Dr Andrew Backus of San Francisco will stay to oversee Dr Warren’s practice and drug store while on vacation. Dr Warren plans a trip to Glen Haven this week.
Miss Mayo Branson visits Miss Maud Clark. Mr and Mrs Will Keirnes welcome a baby daughter. Fred Worden travels to Johnstown to work for Stuart Thornton. Mrs J W Purvis hosts friend Miss Onelly this week. Mrs Shull assists Springston children in parents’ absence. Girls to perform rose drill at Woodland festival on Tuesday July 24. Mrs Childress hosts Ladies Aid gathering. Henry Eichmann granted patent for a double lever tire puller now on the market.
Johnstown community references a string of visits and illnesses as Mrs Jo Gordon Smith returns to Minnesota and Owa. Cy Waite Jr on the sick list hopes for recovery. Stacy Anderson on Denver business with Mrs Madge Fairbairn hosting in his absence. A Denver visitor, Paine, visits her husband selling mining stocks at Ed Riker’s. Cy Waite plans a Cripple Creek ranch stay with his family once his ordered auto arrives. A camping party returns from Little South Poudre after catching nearly 300 speckled beauties. James Lawrence obtains a divorce and custody, planning to move two children to Georgia after completing a two story brick building half used as stores and half as a dance hall.
Ault J Jeremiason progresses on a new house to completion while John Stranahan and family move into their residence in the north part of town. Charles Robinson plans Mc Glenn addition work for a new house occupied by L Krontbral and family. R L Pence’s brick home nears plastering and D O Mother will move in upon finish. W D Selby leaves for Loveland to pick berries and stop at Eaton’s lake to fish. The Armory building was dedicated with a reception and ball hosted by the Ault militia. The L O T M meets Friday at Mrs Jessie Stoner’s home. One Henderson child ill with bronchitis shows signs of recovery. Jack Kent, under bootlegging sentence, faced the town board over remarks about local officials.
An early ad recounts Maxim’s testimony on gun power underestimating performance, then parallels Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It claims the remedy cures diarrhoea dysentery and stomach pains, noting it has never failed and is sold by all druggists.
The Depot Cafe management announces an up-to-date chef and two pastry cooks with improved dining room service. The cafe will stay open all night and strive to satisfy customers. Coffee is our leader, meats No 1 corn fed. BAURS Ice Cream Saturday and Sunday. Denver Deep Rock Waters.
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