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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
5
An old advertisement notes Will Van Gorder praising Rocky Tse DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills. The copy highlights the product as easy to hold and suitable for use by all druggists, implying a consumer health claim.
Born Monday July 13 to Mr and Mrs Wendel Spear a daughter. Season tickets to the chautauqua go to 2 50 after July 23. Get them quick. Mrs Will Hammitt and baby expect to leave in a few days for Philadelphia Pa to visit friends.
Thursday afternoon trip advertised by the Daily Tribune offers a round trip for 1.00. Tickets are available at the Tribune office.
Kinsella's insurer handles bicycle repair at 712 Eighth Avenue. H R Withey and C Y Allyn take a short fishing trip to the Poudre. John Davis returns to his mother Mrs. J W Imboden's home. Wayne Davidson leads about 12 farmers to Boise Valley Idaho to explore prospects. They plan a foothills outing next Thursday. Train to Bellevue and Greeley waterworks departs 1 45. tickets $1.00 at Tribune.
Frank Wacholz cashier of First National Bank of Forest City and DEM convention delegate at Denver visited the Lackmore home last week. T. F. Boyle recently returned from a Platte valley tour. he reports the wheat harvest has begun with a fine crop entirely rust free in that eastern region.
Miss Ethel Perkins of Lincoln Nebraska arrives for a brief visit with her uncle J A Perkins and wife. She will depart tomorrow for Estes Park to join a party from Lincoln for a six week stay.
The Woman's Relief corps enjoyed a social session after their regular Thursday meeting. After completing the usual business, the group spent an hour in games and amusements, followed by light refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Frank Blunt entertained eight family friends informally at their home on Thirteenth Street Thursday night. The gathering featured games and lively conversation with dainty refreshments served by the hostess.
Kinsella on insurance Morison's Ice Cream heat not, party orders valued. Tom and Mrs Allan back from Manitou two weeks vacation. L H Harrison and three daughters depart Saturday for Sunnyside mountains. A J Aen leaves for two weeks to Oregon and western points. Mrs Allen to join for Yellowstone tour. Edwin Offerle Loveland with Chrissie Wilson visiting Tom Wilson and Mrs G W Luman. Reba Day returns to Fort Collins after visiting Abbie and Carlotta Day. Day assists at Agricultural College library.
A 1906 letter from C N Cornell of Roding Georgia praises Kohol for stomach and bowel relief after a 1902 purchase in Chicago. The note ends with a birthday wish and asks for longevity. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs M J Hogarty and her daughter Mrs D E Carpenter depart Thursday for Estes Park to visit their sister and daughter Mrs B G Eaton for a week. Captain Hogarty, who paused in Pueblo on the California return and fished on the Gunnison for a week, will return to Greeley next week.
Nelson Demorest comes back Wednesday from Wrylie's Grove where he camped with the choir boys for a week. He leaves Thursday for a month long business tour east to Chicago New York and Boston. He will stop at Atchison Kansas to visit his son Nelle residing with his aunt Mrs. Nesbit.
Henry Baden of Independence Kansas stayed with Mr and Mrs A J Condon on Saturday. Baden a wholesale grocer from Independence makes a day visit during western business trips and is Mrs Condon’s brother in law.
Mr and Mrs H Reynolds and Francis returned Friday from Estes Park after a several day auto trip. P W Allen and Mrs E B Pinney accompanied them home and Mr Pinney then took his family up this week to settle in.
Mrs. Kate Hanna returns with son Hobart Hanna and daughter Nena after a year away. Nena studied music east, and since the death of Mrs. Hobart Hanna, the mother has lived with Hobart in Colorado Springs and cared for the baby.
C. E. Hull of Leon Iowa, editor of the Leon Reporter and Iowa Press association secretary, visited Greeley on a brief trip around the Horn. He is spending a short Colorado vacation to study agriculture for publicity in his paper.
Captain N J Hogarty came back Tuesday from a California trip and paused for a Gunnison river fishing excursion. Mrs Hogarty and Mrs D E B Carpenter also returned today from Estes Park where they had stayed with Mr and Mrs B G Eaton for several days.
The Southbound train carried 12 year old Charles Plumb and 10 year old Laura White traveling alone to visit their aunt Miss Myra White in Denver. They were joined by their cousin and set off Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rankin and daughters Nellie and Edith, with J. C. MacMillan and Clayton MacMillan of Cedarville Ohio, returned Friday after a two week stay in Estes Park. MacMillan brothers left for home earlier in the week. J. C. MacMillan is a Princeton University graduate this year.
Martin Thorkilson appeared before Justice Stevens Tuesday morning. A warrant issued on Humane Agent Tis del's complaint charging cruelty to his wife and non support was discharged after the wife testified he was good to her and she did not want him punished.
Weld county farmers prepare for a series of institutes run with Colorado Agricultural College instructors. Meetings set at Gilcrest Eaton Severance Ault Nunn and other sites focus on farming stock raising home economics and labor feeding seed and grain issues with farm product exhibitions.
Spectacular trip advertised through Clear Creek canyon and Georgetown Loop aboard the Argentine Central Railway. Round trip loop $3.00 Mt McClellan $4.00 with a special 6:30 a.m. Greeley departure on Saturday July 25.
In 1902 a diarrhoea attack left R N Farrar of Cat Island La unable to work. He credited Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief during a 1907 attack and believed it would have saved a $100 doctor bill if used earlier. Sold by all druggists. Fort Lupton school district No 8 issued $4000 in building bonds, recorded at the county courthouse.
The Weld County Court in probate notifies Elizabeth Pier that a purported will of Josephine M. Pier, deceased, was offered for probate May 26, 1908. The will bequeaths seven dollars to grandchildren and a share of Estes Park property and potential sequel funds. A hearing is set for August 3, 1908 at the County Court Room in Greeley.
A brief notice lists Robert H Bird linked to the M R C V S office located at Van Sickla's Livery. The item appears as a small classified or public notice within the periodical.
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