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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
10
Wide array of Want Ads from Greeley area listing sale items farms land and property for sale or trade vehicles, furniture and jobs. Listings include 34 acres near Evans 80 acre trades and various rental offers. Readers urged to contact local firms Hawthorneans Douglass Williams and Houtchens & Drumm with inquiries.
Local advertisements tout Thurlby jewelry and best silverware, with Sanborn and Houston promoting farm loans. Social notices include birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Armstrong, and travels of Mrs. A. J. Eaton to attend a chu tauqua.
J W Imboden is in Denver today while reports from Sanborn and Houston note farm loans. Clifford Denman and Miss Eunice Cushman visit and travel between Eaton Greeley and Denver as local social items include visiting relatives and travel updates.
See McClenahan for loans. Tribune want ads handle business. Mr and Mrs W C Dryer of Windsor spent Tuesday in Greeley. Raymond Piper of Kin e & Wagonner returns from Wyoming vacation. Harold Roberts of Colorado Springs arrived Tuesday and stayed with H N Haynes. Miss Etta Van Cleave leaves today for Wilsonville Nebraska. Miss Ada Van Cleave remains until fall. Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday evening Post and takes mail orders for the Ladies Home Journal. Phone Greeley 437 or Tribune office.
Public notices list transfers including Bartels to Inland Realty for $5500. Evans Coal and Land Co. to Clarence A. Kelso for $75. H. H. Smith to Mary D. Rees Q. C. D. Lots and blocks in Erie Heights. Gilcrest Townsite to Gilcrest Lumber Co. for $75. Foulk to McClenahan for $7000. McClenahan to Price for $1.00. Price to Foulk for $5477. Bilis to McMullen for $1500. Shafer to Thomas. Union Colony to Patrick Brady for $5.00. Jory to Shaffer for $1350. other small lots in Greeley and nearby blocks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott left this morning for Denver then Fort Dodge Iowa to resume residence there. Mrs. Ben Marsh and two children arrived home Tuesday evening from Denver. Miss Esther in Mercy hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation will return to Greeley Sunday.
Theodore Brent of Chicago, assistant vice-president of the Rock Island railroad, arrived in Greeley Tuesday evening as the guest of J. L. Bartlett and wife. R. T. Collins, Albion hotel manager, was arrested this morning by City Marshal Williams on a charge of keeping a disorderly house and will have his hearing next Saturday.
H. C. Watson traveled to Denver today to meet Mrs. Watson as she returns from Rapid City South Dakota where she had been visiting her mother for two weeks. They plan to return to Greeley this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Sturgess arrived Tuesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Tew. Sturgess edits the Twentieth Century Farmer in Omaha and serves as secretary of the National Corn Exposition. Mrs. C. A. McLeod and son Bruce left for Wamego Kansas to stay a month with relatives. Bruce recovers from a broken head and arm and a nail in his foot, yet remains lively and hopeful for the trip.
Thurlby for Diamonds. McClenahan the farm loan man. Baird, over Demorest clean clothes. W C Ramsay went to Denver today for a few days stay. Mrs E T Sweet of Denver spent Sunday with Mrs R Kemmerer. Mr and Mrs Frank Matthews returned from Eldorado Springs. New line of dust proof filing cases at Hornes Book Store. Mrs W J McCune and two children left for Villisca after a month with Ed Foster and David McCune. Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson left for a week in Denver. Miss Sara ONeill of Vermillion to visit her cousin Mrs F E Rockwell. Miss ONeill a teacher at Vermillion. Mr and Mrs Howard Bates of Chicago arrived to visit Snooks and left for a west-north trip. On Monday they drove to Eaton. Miss Clelia Carpenter arrived home from Ottumwa after visiting. Her father deceased. uncle Frank Gephart attended the funeral and Mr and Mrs F E Baldwin arrived from Kansas City.
District Court notes jurors viewed Bijou Irrigation Co premises and return with finding Sanford incurred 525 dollars in damages. John Lorenz versus Dr. W O Upson also before court for December 16 incident claimed leading horse injure and death. plaintiff seeks 1350 dollars damages.
Paris July 29 G Winthrop Sends stepson of W K Vanderbilt was killed in an automobile accident near Mr Vanderbilt's country place outside Paris. The car swerved from the road and struck a tree. Sends died almost instantly, a chauffeur injured.
Dr. W. Freundenthal of Berlin reports a simple resuscitation method for asphyxia using the index finger in the mouth to stimulate the epiglottis and trigger swallowing, prompting an immediate return of respiration. It succeeded where older techniques failed and avoids severe tongue traction.
A man once asked Thackeray to lend five shillings to convert into twenty thousand pounds. He claimed to know a young lady with twenty thousand who would marry him if he asked, but he had pawned his teeth and needed funds to redeem them to propose.
Colorado & Southern offers special low rates daily and on Saturdays and Sundays for the Chautauqua and Summer School at Boulder. For details see the agent. Elaborate entertainment each day and for full program write T. H. Fisher, General Passenger Agent, Denver.
Laymen Pete Laymen died this morning at age 34. He lived five miles northeast of Greeley and leaves a wife and six children. The body will be buried this afternoon from Macy's Undertaking Parlors.
Notice to trade announces a 15 percent rise in horse shoeing fees decided at a recent meeting of the horse sheers association. Increased stock costs and higher wagers and rents necessitate the new rates. Effective August 1, 1908.
Colorado Day events include Old Fellows Day and a grand picnic at Eldorado Springs on Saturday August 1. Special train departs Greeley at 7:00 a.m. Round trip fare is 2.25 dollars.
Thuriby offers best silverware in the Tribune want ad section. Readers are urged to place notices and listings for cutlery sets and related items to reach local buyers.
Colorado & Southern will sell round trip tickets to Eldorado Springs for $2.25 on Saturday, August 1. A special train departs at 7:00 a m for the event hosted by Odd Fellows' Day activities.
The Swedish American Republican club meeting scheduled for July 21 is postponed to August 4. A program will be presented at that time.
Mr and Mrs John Deboo Brownie and Roger Wilson express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during their beloved son and brother's illness and death and for the floral offerings.
Clara H Granger administratrix of Clarence A Granger deceased gives notice of adjustment day before Weld County Court at Greeley Colorado on August 31 1908 at 10 o clock a m. All creditors must attend and all debtors must pay to the administratrix. Published in Greeley Tribune July 29 1908 and August 19 1908.
Severns Judge appointed administrator of the estate of Jacob Leitz deceased. He will appear before the County Court in the Courthouse Greeley Colorado on August 31 1908 at 10 o clock a m for settlement. Creditors and claimants must attend and all debts are due and payable. Dated at Greeley Colorado July 22 1908. Attorney John T Jacobs. First published July 29 1908 last publication August 19 1908.
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