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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
7
A school teacher in Den nis, later identified as Mrs. Soloff, vanished last week while awaiting the arrival of her fiancé, Jesse, who hails from Kersey. The couple reportedly fled to Golden with Rev. Hall, leaving friends puzzled as to their whereabouts. The groom’s family remains unaware of the union details.
A cluttered notice item recounts a wintergreen incident near Green Iles with a baby hospital call and a man from Akron discussing kidney pills. An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo and a Welsh doctor claims blood system impact with Dr. Miles family pills for constipation.
An advertisement offers stenographic services and neat reporting duties with typewriting. It mentions a sale of typewriters and ribbons and carbons. The listing provides a street address and a contact phone number.
The First Baptist church hosted Greeley high school commencement with a full auditorium. Dr. A H Harrop of Denver University delivered the address. Class honors went to Stella Hellyer with two students tied for second, and 35 graduates received diplomas amid music and readings by the school orchestra and chorus.
Linden Crone, six, spent a May morning observing English sparrows and robins in Greeley. He notes the sparrow steals worms from the robin as the bird keeper ages, challenging the idea that sparrows eat only seeds. The boy’s patient observations attract interest from naturalists studying bird diets.
Miss Maud Royce awakened by a bright light found Netzel barn burning at 2 o'clock. She rang the new Evans fire alarm, donated by the Ladies Improvement Society, triggering fire department response within minutes. The barn burned to tinder. adjoining buildings saved. Loss $200. Water pressure wired alarm operated from pump house. Ladies say the device already proved its worth.
Allan V. McIvor and Miss Mabel Grace Padgett wed in Ault after pranks by friends to delay the ceremony. McIvor avoided kidnapping, changed clothes after a prolonged lawn tennis delay, and reached the Padgett home to marry Rev. Dunn at 9 30. Relatives and teachers greeted the couple at their new home.
Evans and Greeley police seek Pace on arrest orders after Pace and a companion fled Evans red painting. Pace is chased through town with bystanders mistaken for the assailants as the duo eludes capture amid a night of pursuit.
Mrs. Jacob Greenwalt and five children were riding home from Ault when a child driving two horses spooked them. Mrs. Greenwalt calmly took the reins from the frightened youngster and stopped the team. The oldest Greenwalt boy had recently been thrown from a horse with minor injuries.
Gipson Leora Keil and Hattie Foster work in a car seal factory. Miss Marguerite Lutz visits Orchard friend Ruth Martinson. Mrs. Ken Florance calls on Gipson district friends. Mrs. Schermer visits Keota parents. Parent visit accompanies her. Masters Mayme Thompson visits Greeley friends. Bates and Day transact business in Denver. The old Eaton band reorganizes under Charles Baird. Summer band concerts planned. bandstand moved to city park. Eaton citizens subscribe for concert meals. Blandin returns from Denver hospital after apendectomy. illness temporary. Commissioners Hodgson Fer and Levis visit district roads. Katherine Lovering visits. Day conducts business in Carlson. Beckers jailed for disorderly conduct after trial.
District court reports extensive land contracts for a new independent sugar factory at Kersey. A committee aims to secure up to 7000 acres within two weeks, with local officials actively soliciting more farmland for the project.
Weld County Colorado court action seeks recovery of possession of Lot 9 in Block 24 of Frederick Town based on a dated plat filed May 16 1997. Plaintiff seeks damages of 1000 for unlawful detention plus costs with extended time to answer if served out of state. Frank Madden clerk, Elbert G English deputy clerk. First publication May 9 1912. Last publication June 6 1912.
Public notice states the Greeley and Denver Railroad Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting in Greeley Weld County Colorado on Tuesday June 11 1912 at 730 PM. Items include amending Articles to reduce shares and increase par value and amending Section Five to reduce directors and elect a board for the ensuing year. The meeting also covers other proper business. P W Allen president F J Green secretary.
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