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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
3
Local Windsor area notes include visits by Mrs A Yancey Miss Lottie Aldrick and others. Ault hosts Commercial Club deeded to 109 members. Memorial Day plans for Co C. Eaton honors graduates Frances Thompson and Mabel Mitchell with university scholarships. numerous social events, school closings, and family travels are reported.
June 1 camping trip started by Mr Shull. John Whowell buys Ree auto. Miss Bernice Thornton visits Elwell. Henry Eichmann trips to Denver. Children day exercises postponed to June 10. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Thornton at Johnstown. Mrs Walter Keirnes dies leaving two young girls. She belonged to Dilley Chapel class and was known for her bright, jolly nature. Funeral held at chapel Sunday morning by Rev A J Springston.
A list of residents traveling or visiting relatives includes Ault A. E. Bone visiting Missouri. Mrs. M. E. Carpenter of Omaha spent time with Mrs. Darrow. Chas. Poe returns from studies in Greeley. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Leeper host cousin Miss Beverstock of Florence. Miss June Leonard returns home to Florence. Mrs. J. O. Moberly visits relatives in Trenton and Humphreys Mo. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tollefsen host Mrs. Harding and daughter Ethel of Nunn at a dinner last week. Mrs. Robert Pence and baby mentioned.
Geo Drummond of Sterling visited Raton Friends last week. Mesdames Robbins and Carlson were in Denver Thursday. Mrs Wilcox of Plymouth Michigan is visiting Mrs Theo Gates. James Newell of Windsor attended to business here Thursday. H T O Conner returned from Colorado Springs. Geo Holmes of Fort Morgan visited friends here last week. Perry and Jones attended to business in Denver last Saturday. BE N Sheffield visited with his mother at Fort Collins. Misses Laughlin and Beattie of La Salle visited Eaton friends. E L Hensley is building a modern cottage north of W E B Larkin. Mrs Hutchinson enjoys a visit from sister Mrs Rudditt of Leaven. Misses Alice and Ada Hutchinson left for extended visit in Canada. Miss Mryte Mincey closed her school at Monte Vista and returned home near Eaton. Geo N Yeagy and family went to West Virginia to visit friends and relatives. Miss Neel, primary teacher, ...
Big Bend notes report Mr. Nelson finished thinning his beets. August Strait was on the sick list recently. Miss Jane Bentley of LaSalle visited relatives Friday. A children's day program is set for Sunday evening at Lane's hopel. Mrs. Flowers and daughter Anna visited Erie relatives last week. A reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McMillan for the new married couple Mr. and Mrs. Jack McMillan with large attendance and a delightful time.
Greeley Epworth League invites readers to an Old Fashioned Picnic on Thursday June 21. A special Colorado & Southern train will depart from Greeley at 8 am and 4 pm returning from Bellevue. Tickets cost 65 cents for children under 12 and $1 for adults, available at Coronado Pharmacy.
Work has begun on a new drug store and a foundation is laid for Patterson meat market. Misses Carrie and Adah Ellis return home for summer. First Presbyterian church improvements completed last week. Lawrence Reid of Fort Morgan visits LaSalle en route home from agricultural college. John Parks family arrives to visit Mrs Parks sister Mrs BE Herrington. Prof Harbottle elected principal and Alma Midget to intermediate department. Capt and Mrs Macy of Greeley visit Ellis family and depart for eastern cities, planning Niagara Falls visit.
Mr and Mrs Ross Dix visited Mrs Green Sunday. Mrs Reed has been ill. Foley children suffer measles. G F Shearer of Greeley and Nellie Shearer from near S L W ranch visited J W Shearer. Allie Archibald and Georgia Baker graduate from the Normal high school now entering junior year. Augusta and Bertha Von Rosenburg returned from Texas reporting 100 in the shade. Seven eighth grade graduates at Delta school—Harland Shearer Dartle Hodgell Gilbert Hodgell Nettie Moore Phebe Hastings John Smith and Charley Fay—will enter Normal or high school this fall.
Highland Lake Longmont men plan a bank building in Mead soon. The W O W camp hosted a smoker in Mead Monday. Mr McCormick of Mead moved into a large store Monday. Twenty two lots sold in Mead last week. Several buildings planned for Mead soon. The band boys host a Thursday lawn social at L C Mead home with strawberries cake and ice cream for band funds.
Mrs. Chas. Woods and daughter Delia visited Greeley on Saturday. Mrs. Elmer Myers of Grover visits friends nearby. Miss Ellen Jeanson and Miss Dulcie Standiford returned from the State Normal school. A surprise party and dance honoring Miss Louisa Russell’s eighteenth birthday was held at Alonzo Russel’s last Friday night June 1, with all attendees reporting a good time and best wishes for future birthdays.
Describes a fine seven room residence on Normal Hill near the Normal school. For price and terms inquire with Wm. F. Stephens, room 9%, Opera House Block.
Nickel Plate charges 12 dollars 25 cents for round trip Chicago to Buffalo NY with dates June 9 10 and 11. return by June 2. office located on Seventeenth street Denver Colo.
Travel note announces very low summer fares by the Colorado and Southern effective on and after May 15. Readers are urged to consult a local agent for details and to plan a Denver excursion.
The Colorado and Southern announces exceptionally attractive rates in effect this summer. See your local agent for full details and how to take advantage of the discounted fares.
An old advertisement claims to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes Jane refunds money if it fails and features W. Grove's signature on each box, 250.
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