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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
5
Local notes recap residents visiting, traveling, or returning. Etta Gross and Ruth Gross engaged in nearby towns. district court clerk Madden resumes duties after pneumonia. families from Greeley, Pierce, Denver, and Saratoga appear in social rounds. Emily Vagniaux arrives from Council Bluffs en route to Windsor. Ruth Johnson and Mrs Carlson head to Eaton. multiple trips to Denver, Fort Collins, and regional spots noted.
A parade of residents leave for nearby cities including Wellington Grand Junction Denver Eaton and Windsor. Mrs Parker Mrs Edie Mrs Houston and others undertake short trips while visitors like Miss Craig Miss Radle Miss Beemer and Miss Emerson shop or stay with locals. Local editor notes farmers report good crop prospects on roads to Denver.
W. H. Thompkins and family drove from Denver to tour Greeley sights. Misses Mattie and Lulu Dinges arrived from Atlantic Iowa to visit their brother Harry Dinges and wife. Mrs. Polly and Mrs. Peele returned to Denver after a short stay with Mrs. J. R. Kay.
Saturday reports show Mrs. W. E. Keyes and son in Denver for the day, Mrs. Jackson of Loveland staying in Greeley, and multiple residents traveling or visiting relatives. A marriage license was issued to George C. Koenig and Annie Walles, while Rev. Jamieson and Rev. Reed are announced for upcoming church services. A peculiar neck lace made from a tiny silver coin from India is noted with Ava and Dorothy Sharp.
Monday notices show Mrs. Powell and Miss McGerrick returning from Denver while Miss Bechtel heads there for a few days. Mrs. Baird travels to La Salle for a brief trip. J Decker and family plan a summer stay at Bustes Park. Rev Father O Dwyer spoke at St Peters Church at high mass. Weir brothers from Salem visit for the summer. Newton visits Greeley from Fort Collins. Jacksons return from upper Poudre outing. Cornell at Lucerne improves after rheumatism treatment at Boulder sanitarium.
Greeley residents and visitors are described in a parade of departures arrivals and trips. Miss Mamie Bird returns to Kansas City while S F Maxwell returns from Atlantic City with the Grand lodge of Ernest Hanby. Many locals journey to Fort Collins Estes Park and Denver.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl reports chronic constipation and stomach trouble improved after three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. She says she is the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Tuesday social notes show Miss Anna Davis visiting Denver with friends while Mr and Mrs Elmer Hess travel to Dover for a short stay. Gertude Norris of La Salle visited Greeley, and Mrs BE Pollard with daughter arrive from Dover. Rena Sample heads to Eaton for several days and later plans Idaho Springs trip. Anna Mulligan leaves for Denver after a brief Greeley visit. Mrs A H Harrison travels to Boise to visit relatives and friends.
Notice of regular annual stockholders meeting at the company's office in Greeley Colorado on August 7 1911 to transact necessary and legal business. G AUBREY SPEAR Assistant Secretary.
The city welcomes numerous visitors and departures as residents leave for summer trips. Local names include Mrs. Harris with a new gas range, Miss Tripplet shopping in the city, Mrs. Carter and Cr. Carter heading to Rockhurst for fishing, and several others visiting Denver, Cheyenne, Moline and Sterling before summer stays elsewhere.
The Weld County map by Messrs Lincoln and Gelder of the county surveyor's office is six by seven feet, drawn at one inch to the mile. It shows commissioners districts water irrigation and school districts county roads railroads ditches and reservoirs towns including Kuner's bandstand. Compiled from government notes topographic sheets and county records it promises to aid business and professional use and will be offered for sale in a few days.
In La Salle on July 19 Edward Hanna sustained a broken arm while attempting an extra turn on a barn trapeze. He fell when the bars were beyond reach and broke his arm near the shoulder. A physician attended and the boy rested easy at a late hour.
Will Can Beans Fort Lupton July 15. The Bar Wise Packing company plant will start the first of the week canning beans. They have a large acreage and the crop is in fine shape, ensuring a big run. A fine rain fell on Thursday for three hours, putting crops and garden truck in the Al class.
The Platteville town council has ordered the opening and grading of Grand avenue running east and west with a railroad crossing to be installed soon. This will aid travelers entering from the east and provide a notable convenience for the town.
Captain Shane of National Guard Company C attended the annual state militia rifle practice in Golden after traveling from Windsor yesterday. the event gathers company teams for competitive drills and training exercises.
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