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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
8
A good laundry promotes itself with up-to-date machinery and first class workmen. It pledges careful handling to prevent wear and tear and offers fair prices. Flat work is a specialty.
Creeley Steam Laundry. Farmers' Independent ditch and Boulder and Weld reservoir cited. Welsh and Martin operate Cameron building project.
Two boys Jesse Mann and Will Yost uncovered several preserved Indian skeletons at the Albert Becker ranch fifteen miles southwest of here while digging a ditch. One grave held a woman with a nearly intact skull and beads, bracelets, and ornaments. A second skeleton appeared to be a brave with arrow heads and tomahawks. Also noted is the sale of Miss Etta Myer’s millinery store in Greeley to Mrs. J. H. Birdsall of Des Moines with August first possession. Birdsall’s family and staff bring experience and an expert trimmer to the business. Miss Myer considers several openings, including a Portland location, but has not decided.
The pupils of Miss Mary Daley performed a last recital at Miss Gill's home, 1112 Eighth Avenue, before their teacher leaves for Europe to study. The program included works by Leybach Emerson Ozart Mozart and Mendelssohn, with vocal items and various composers represented by Merna Barber, Martha Thompson, and others.
Alicia Troxel of Denver files for divorce from Flora Bel Troxel after a marriage in 1882 with four children. He alleges cruelty desertion and a threat to kill with a butcher knife. He says he provided for her and deeded Harmon property near Denver. Mrs Troxel counterclaims in abatement, pursuing a Denver divorce with alleged $660 alimony and similar desertion cruelty claims.
Furniture for the new Normal school library is set to arrive August 1. Specially built to order by the library bureau, it accompanies rapid building finishing such as frescoing and wood work. A delay occurred due to a Denver milling fire but a substitute supply is filling the order.
Rooms in the Boomer block are being fitted for a modern healing institution. It will provide baths, electrical, radio-sulphur, fomentations, carbonic and salt baths, hot blanket pack, moist compress, and other therapies. Rooms expected ready in about ten days for patrons.
Pretty patterns in Cambria and Nainsook embroideries made in solid mixed and raised work design for shirt waists and various uses. All the newest designs and patterns in all widths and allover embroideries offered. Regularly selling to 2.25 per yard, reduced to 1.75.
Leather elastic and silk belts in red white blue brown and black for matching outfits. A small lot of dainty white wash belts with open work designs. Buckles valued at 25 cents. Regularly priced up to two dollars, now reduced to a lower price.
The advertisement offers lace fabrics Val Platt and Torchon up to 6 inches wide. Prices run to 15c and 20c per yard, with a reduction noted as available.
The Swedish Baptist Mission Union formed six months ago in Denver aims to place a state missionary to establish churches supply preaching and found Sunday schools for Swedish Baptists in Colorado. Denver Greeley and Colorado Springs churches exist and a field worker is to be placed soon.
Members of the Harvest Festival committees and solicitors met in Sanborn and Houston's office Monday evening to discuss ways and means to stage a great Greeley Harvest Festival. The gathering aimed to organize support and logistics for the big event.
Colorado and Southern offers very low homeseekers rates to Texas points for land seekers. G. P. A. T. Br. Fisher, from Denver, invites readers to learn about the country and the favorable fares.
Miss Grace Wilson entertained ten guests Saturday afternoon with Miss Mary Edmonds of Fort Collins as guest of honor. The event was a thimble party with refreshments provided, and a warm withies afternoon noted by all attendees. Attendees included Elizabeth Banta, Helen Phillips, Dorothea Workman, Margaret Statler, Margaret Wallace, Frances Doull, Nellie Thompson, Julia Currier and Joyca Gaines.
The Colorado and Southern advertises very low rates to homeseekers for Texas Panhandle points. Write T. E. Fisher G. P. A. Denver for details.
A Normal school professor led a dawn nature study for female students, but the instructor slept through the 3 am start. The class enjoyed a later nature tour with a hearty breakfast. Meanwhile Mr. F. M. Hamilton advertises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy as a dependable medicine stocked at his Cherryvale store.
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