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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
10
Local items list names and brief events. Mrs Rugh travels to Moody Texas for a visit. Gertrude Joyce visits Cripple and Mrs Lottie Dye. Charles Baird ill. Mary Brown sent to Moody. Kelley visits Fort Collins. H M Bons and daughter in Rawlins. W L Clayton to Port Orford Oregon. G R Pogue and family. M Simms travels to Denver and the mountains.
Names and movements of local residents are listed including Harry Klaus and W. W. Davis departing for Ballard Washington, Ora Neel and Edwin Lett obtaining a Denver license, and visits in Canon City Boulder Colorado Springs Fort Collins.
Miss Abbie Day, bookkeeper for McCutcheon Hardware, has fallen ill and is unable to work this week. Her absence affects the company’s records and finances while she recovers.
Mr and Mrs J W Purvis of Elwell were guests of cousins Mesdames Robert Orr and Albert McMillan for two days this week in a brief social note.
A. D. Woolman came back Wednesday from Beloit Ohio after a four week vacation. Mrs. Woolman plans a one month visit remaining in Ohio. He resumes duties at Kittle and Witheys.
Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Hickman traveled to Pueblo while Kemp Middlehauf and J. O. Custer went to Eldora. Several others left for Weiser Idaho Denver Bolliver Missouri Boulder and Salida. Read like a social notes roundup of travel and visits by Greeley residents and relatives.
R. B. Rugh from Idylwilde joined Edwin Starkey and a Kansas party at the Rugh cottage for a several week stay. Mr. and Mrs. Will Raine and Miss Mabel Mead traveled from Denver and left for Estes Park to guest at Alex Mead and family’s cottage.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Williams returned Thursday evening from Trinidad where they enjoyed several days with their son Jesse Williams employed with the C F I company.
The Presbyterian choir met at the Wyatt home on 1202 Tenth Street Friday night for practice followed by ice cream and cake. The gathering ended with a pleasant social time for all attendees.
Mr and Mrs J M Emery of Newton Kansas visit sisters Mrs D A Rue and Mrs T J Piper in Greeley. The trio of sisters share a family bond as the Emerys remark on notable local improvements since their last visit seven years ago.
William Motheral came home Monday evening from his former residence in Pennsylvania where he spent the last month. His father in law R S Mayberry of New Castle Pa accompanied him and will stay two months.
Mrs. T. W. Cole, visiting her sister Mrs. C. H. Wolfe, departed Monday for Nelson Nebraska with her mother Mrs. H. H. Warren who has been seriously ill at Mrs. Wolfe’s home. Mr. and Mrs Wolfe accompanied them as far as Denver.
A. J. Condon hosted a Saturday gathering with Bert Field of Belfast Maine and J. E. Wilson, formerly of Belfast now a Fort Collins merchant. The trio, longtime Maine friends, spent Saturday together in Greeley while Field visits Wilson.
D. D. Sturgeon and daughter Ruth returned home from Ohio where they visited relatives. They were summoned by the illness of Mr. Sturgeon’s little son who is cared for at his sister’s home in Golden. Ruth remains with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Grable.
Mr and Mrs Melville Faris travel Friday to Estes Park for a ten day stay at the Cassiday cottage. They are joined by Alice and Charley Moore and Miss Jessie Faris, a Chicago nurse and Mr Faris sister.
Detailed schedule lists daily events from July 24 to August 2 including lectures by La Follette Shailer Matthews and Dr A G Van Haaften, musical performances by Hinshaw Grand Opera Co and Swanee Jubilee Singers, sermons, sacred concerts, lectures on Indian women and city beauty, and motion pictures with start times, venues, and admission.
In 1872 a diarrhoea, dysentery, and cholera outbreak spurred the use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It gained wide praise, extended across the United States and abroad, and is recommended by nine of ten druggists for severe cases. Sold by all druggists.
District Court opened Monday after a recess from July 1 to July 20 with Judge Shattuck on the bench. Jurors heard motions and roll calls as the death of juror J. A. Winegar was noted. The E. Wylie case will resume late this week. jurors were excused to report again Wednesday.
Store advertises deep cuts across all articles with 10 to 50 percent off. Men’s suits fall 25 33 1-3 and 50 percent, boys and children’s suits 33 1-3 percent, straw hats 33 1-3 percent, fur hats 20 percent, Hanan shoes down from 5 and 6 to 4 25.
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