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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
3
All Over Weld reports residents in Eaton and surrounding towns on weekend visits. Numerous calls mention Misses Kendell McKelvey and Ledbetter, trips to Greeley Denver Windsor and Canada, plus a birth weighing twelve pounds. A fire incident at T OC Phillips and several social gatherings fill the page with local connections.
Fletcher Athey heads to the World's Fair while Mr. Freeman travels to Kansas City on business. Mrs. Davis sister Miss Chesnut improves after illness. James Francisco and John Athey embark on a mountain trip.
Lasalle D. M. Lewis traded a car of potatoes last week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Marsh a son on Monday June 11. Miss Carrie Ellis traveled to Denver Tuesday to visit friends. Farmers begin harvesting their winter wheat.
Ault E A Coney came back from an eastern trip last week. The Big Five's new warehouse is making progress. Mrs Selby of McCook Neb is visiting her son W D Selby and family. The Baptist Ladies Aid meets Thursday with Mrs Padget. Rev Elliott of Oberlin Ohio is called to preach at the Congregational church. Christian church ladies organized a new aid society at Mrs Coffman's. The Old Maids convention will be produced early next month by the B Y P U. Stockyards south of town moved and work started on a new elevator on the old site. Mr and Mrs R L Pence returned from a mountain trip shortened by Mr Pence illness. Ault has a bank now in charge of OC 8S Harley formerly of Windsor, opened last week in McGlen Bros building.
Evans C C Huffsmith seeks rheumatism treatment in Idaho Springs. A farewell social for Mr McElhbeny at the Evans reading room. Mrs J M Kensinger and children visit Nebraska. Porters of Bellaire Ohio move into Rexan drs house. Brubaker and Fred Aleck work on Moffet road. Rose Niemeyer returns from Germany. Blanche stays in St Louis until September. Tregonings to Idaho Springs then Denver. McElheny to St Louis until September. Mrs Ferguson oversees reading room in his absence.
Miss Carrie Sorenson visits friends near Windsor. O. T. Austin and family visit relatives in Masonville. Mr. and Mrs. Warren May spent Sunday with John Allison and wife in Eaton. Miss Florence Riddle of Fort Collins stays with Mrs. M. F. King. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hagar spent...
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Ai nut of Greeley Miss Addie Page returned Sunday from a few days visit with relatives in Greeley Mr P H Rinehart and wife and Mr and Mrs Hill from Kansas City spent a few days last week with Robert Austin in Fort Collins.
LACRANCE reports barley nearing readiness for harvest with activity expected soon. Alfred Hilton of Gault has visited LaGrange for several days. Mr. Jackson and son traveled to old friends last week and are in South Dakota now. Mrs. John McGills from Denver has spent the past week visiting.
Mrs Jane E Goodykoontz widow of Capt H W Goodykoontz died at her home 4611 East Eighth street Kansas City Missouri on July 12 Burial was in Neosho Missouri The deceased was a former resident of Greeley and is mourned by many friends
Eighteen month old Mildred Bright of Peckham died after drinking horse medicine found on a shelf. Doctor Horton treated her with an emetic but some liquid entered the windpipe causing suffocation. Burial occurred at Evans Cemetery Friday afternoon with Rev. S Stillman officiating. The report also notes the funeral of A A Beer from Burton Illinois to Platteville with services at J A Dennis home. Beer, a CN railroad brakeman, was killed while coupling ears on July 11.
A local Denver citizen testifies that in 1899 he praised Doan's Kidney Pills after using four boxes and notes his backache vanished for over three years. He urges others to visit H Reynolds & Co. drugstore to hear customer reports, noting the product is sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo sole agents in the U S. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
George Malcolm aged about seventeen and his sister Gean aged about twenty one faced Judge Southard in county court charged by Henry Wellborn with destroying about five tons of ice valued at 75 dollars. The ice had been stored on Mrs. Malcolm’s farm near Eaton. After a dispute over the farm, the ice was removed and scattered on the ground. At a Tuesday hearing the girl was discharged and the boy’s sentence was suspended.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo and offers one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason dated December 6, 1586. Cure taken internally, claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills advertised as best.
C P Kemmerer and Mrs Kemmerer return from an extended eastern tour visiting Kansas City St Louis the World's Fair Chicago Scranton Hazelton Pa Atlantic City and New York City He notes there is no place like Greeley and visits his birthplace farm in Pennsylvania noting things look similar.
A historical advertisement touts Herbine as a universal remedy for heartburn, flatulence, liver torpidity, constipation, foul breath, and other nervous symptoms. It claims to cure a wide range of ailments with a 450¢ bottle sold by J. F Fezer.
The Commercial Law League of America's annual convention takes place in West Baden and Fred Lick Springs, Ind., from July 25 to 29. The Chicago Great Western Railway offers round trip tickets July 22 to 25 at one fare plus 32.00 to West Baden and French Lick Springs, Ind, valid for return until August 11. For details contact a Great Western agent or J. P. Elmer, G. P. A., Chicago.
The Chicago Great Western Railway offers a round trip fare to Cincinnati from July 15 to 17 at one fare plus $2.25. Tickets are valid for return to July 23. For details contact any Great Western agent or J. P Elmer, G P A, Chicago, Illinois.
Train tickets sold for $10.75 from Omaha to St Paul or Minneapolis with return via Chicago Great Western Railway. Travel window August 6 to 11, with return good until August 25. Contact Western agent or J. P. Elmer G P A Chicago Illinois.
Our 5 00 p m Train will leave Denver at 7 00 p m on Sundays via Colorado and Southern for Boulder Fort Collins and Greeley during the summer months For Rent 5 rights Fossil Creek reservoir water H H Croll Bell phone No 1
A coroner's report from Mrs Evans describes a dead body found in the river west of Greeley. Captain Macy and others raced to the scene, crossing a sapling bridge that collapsed, plunging Macy to the water. The body, badly decomposed, lay near a river island and resembled a human form from the shore.
A teachers' institute will open in Boulder on August 1 with instructors including Superintendent M. F. Miller of Fort Collins, Dr. D. E. Phillips of Denver University, Miss Eleanor Phillips of the State Normal, Mrs. Dr. Croswell of the State Normal, and County Superintendent Snook of Geeley who will teach Civil government and school law. A large attendance of teachers is expected.
Card advertisement for E Stockover dentist located over D R McArthur Co hardware store in Greeley Colorado. Includes office placement details for patient inquiries and services.
Office over E S Carrithers 822 Main St Greeley Colo De Smith Attorney and Consellor at Law Rooms 1 and 2 First National Bank Building Greeley Colo Phones Colo 322 Ind 41.
A Chicago Record-Herald quotation depicts two men leaving a dry goods store arguing over value and quality. One persists the other counters with a claim of a Madison Street restaurant offering much more for the same money.
James Lee and James Lane faced a district court bound over hearing after a complaint by Emma Lehmal ing and Belle Jones alleging attempted criminal assault. Each man posted a $500 bond and was sent to the district court for trial by Justice House Monday.
A streetwise remark from a city exchange quotes a resident describing drivers with big cars as unhelpful, saying they demand a nickel for a ride rather than offering a lift. The speaker, from a back district, vents frustration at perceived stinginess.
City Editor instructs office boy to rewrite a news item for the Cleveland Leader. The exchange shows the paper’s editing process and emphasis on preparing copy suitable for print.
La Tona Inn at 3008 Lucas Avenue St. Louis markets new rooms porches lawns and filtered water with free baths on best fair car lines as headquarters for Colorado visitors Liberal rates for parties two to ten on application.
Elizabeth and Maybell share a moment about secrets and control as a judge questions the limits of keeping confidences.
Notice listing water rights at Fossil Creek reservoir for rent. Property owner H H Croll provides Bell telephone contact number 1 for inquiries.
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