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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
7
Announcements list new hires at A J Park's store and Knolls' 9th street grocery. Several residents travel to Denver Fort Collins and Boston. Births occur to Mackey Langley. Visitors and errands are noted for Wylie Becker Dille Starbird and Cummings with summer goods offered by McCutcheon Hardware.
Kan is a guest at the home of C. O. Crawford and family. Mrs. Hoke and Mrs. Crawford are sisters in law. Miss Katie Graham of Pierce visited Mrs. John Graham last week. Saturday evening Mrs. Graham and the baby accompanied Miss Katie home to visit a few days.
Birth announced a son to Mr and Mrs Chris Geisick on Thursday. Miss Selma Bentson trip to Colorado Springs. Mrs W E Culver hosted dinner for Mrs D O'Brien and Mrs E C Ross. Howard Otterson visiting from Hooksett NH. Mrs David Kelley and Maud travel to Pagosa Springs for rheumatism baths. L G Wonacott offer for piano customers. Ralph Pollock returns from San Francisco. W T U day at Boulder chautauqua. J L Sutor visits from Denver. Mrs Von Rosenberg accompanies to Denver. Mr and Mrs Thomas C Radford of Bloomington Ills visiting in Greenley. cousins of F C Schryver.
W. A. Kersey of Des Moines left this morning after a week’s visit. He was joined by Miss Leah and Mabel Latham who will move to Des Moines to establish their home.
B G Eaton and companions travel by auto from Estes Park to attend the circus. Nelson and Burrell Reynolds, guests of the Eaton group for a month, will return home with them.
Miss Iva McMillan returns Saturday from Sterling Kansas. Her brother Matthew is among Cooper's college graduating class this year and, since commencement, has been visiting friends and relatives there.
Charles Bliss serves on the Denver grand jury this week. Various visits and departures are noted, including Mr and Mrs Alfred Newbury of Denver visiting Greeley friends, and a string of acquaintances from Nebraska Iowa Illinois and Pennsylvania stopping or traveling. Local commerce highlights a new line of Dust proof Letter Filing Cases at Horne's Book Store.
The Canning Factory will host visitors on Tuesday and Thursday this week as the last visiting days. Admission is from 2 to 4 o'clock each day.
Miss Josephine Knowles entertained a company of friends on Wednesday evening. The guests included Misses Dora Brown Florence DeVotie Anna Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Searing.
Elmer Royer Elmer Gordon Gas Center and A B DeVoe with Wilmer Lewis report a glorious time camping on the upper Poudre. They say fishing is good and plan to arrive home the last of the week. Max Arlitt of Austin Texas has left after two weeks visiting his brother-in-law Charles Von Rosenberg. His son Norman will stay in Greeley until school opens.
Rev. R. J. Hunter of the First Presbyterian Church departs for Calgary Canada. He travels via Seattle and Vancouver and will be away through August.
P. W. Goodrich came back Tuesday after a month east travel via the lakes from Chicago to Buffalo and Utica. George Horne and Miss Shelia Ellsworth rode to Denver today, with Ellsworth returning to Leadville. Harry Youngs heads to Denver tonight and plans to return with George tomorrow. Out of town visitors at Sunday’s chautauqua include Mrs. Gus Deffke and Miss Elsie Deffke from Brush, Mrs. H. C. Cooper of Windsor, Homer Cushman and Miss Hunice Cushman, A. C. Adams, and I. G. Steele of Eaton.
WwW GC Wilson returned Saturday evening from a two weeks vacation visit. Mr. Wilson and his wife toured Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs and Colorado Springs. Mrs Wilson remained in Colorado Springs for a few days visiting her sister.
Windsor lumberman Mr. Osterhout and his wife joined by their cousin Miss Katie Osterhout of La Animas return from attending the chautauqua and summer school for a week together in Windsor.
Mrs George Houston and Mrs J T Symonds travel to Denver on Friday to meet Mrs Symonds' father-in-law James Symonds of Utica New York. Mr Symonds has visited Illinois en route and will stay in Colorado for an extended period.
Last week of the Raspberry sale at Star Grocery in Northern Colorado. The store promotes big red raspberries available in any quantity from box to carload as the northern Colorado fruit headquarters.
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