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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1904
Page
2
All Over Weld reports crop prospects in Platteville and town visits by locals. F. P. Veiland and May Hussion are ill, while Mrs. G. C. Noble and Grace visited last week. Children’s Day plans, church happenings, and a Texas trip for James Coykendal are noted along with community members at a Love land Rozelle monument event.
Hardin residents entertain relatives in Greeley and Denver. Robert Gordon visits with son A Gordon for weeks. Frank Benton travels to Denver. G R Hunter stays with C E Harris. Joseph Fetters assists a Stude baker ranch brother. A. B. Hodgson welcomes a nine pound boy on May 31. Mrs QO W Owens and Mrs L Owens visit Mrs F W Hunter earlier in the week.
Wesley Sloan bought a cello and takes lessons. Pearl Eberhart visited Grace Noble over Sunday. Roy Thornton spends summer vacation on the farm. Pastor W V Davis of Pearl Idaho visits family. Parsonage work began Monday morning and will be pushed rapidly. Y P C U met in a business session at the Eichmann home Monday evening. Ward Anderson of Albuquerque is visiting his uncle J J Thornton. Clifford Martin, who wintered with an aunt in Denver, is home for the summer.
Highlandlake farmers irrigate grain crops as summer work continues. E E Oviatt hosts family in Denver with Metta Waite visiting parents and planning Denver summer school. W O W Decoration service aids local graves with Berthoud and Lakeside camps participating in unveiling of the Charles Keirnes monument recently erected.
Hillsboro residents Mr. and Mrs. Loveland visited Greeley on Thursday. Mr. Teller of Windsor had dinner at Mr. Mossman’s on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Stone were in Greeley two or three days last week. Mrs. Sam Griffith and baby are visiting in Nebraska. Mrs. Bert Pier and children of Greeley visited Mr. Stone’s. Bert Mayne reports a new soft water well with water at 65 feet. Mrs. Mossman and Mrs. Stewart of Loveland and Miss Jones of Chicago visited Sam Mossman’s family last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. C. M. Wagner was in Denver during the week. Colorado Condensed Milk Company laid off part of its staff for a few months. G. W. Twombly came from Denver last week to repair and paint property. W. T. Burge has a well drilled on his farm aiming for artesian water.
The event at Smiths hall Thursday evening, hosted by Prof. Ireland and wife, was well attended and enjoyed by all. Machinery for the Silver State Cannine company arrived Sunday from Parnell, Missouri, and is being installed as cars are unloaded. The W O W Oriole and Laburnum lodges held their annual Memorial services at the cemetery Sunday with a large crowd present as W S Falkenburg delivered the address.
Mrs Herrington spent the day with Mrs Ellis Thursday. Mrs Henderson visits Mrs Edgar this week. Miss Coil of Greeley called on friends in LaSalle Monday. Jame Beattie was called to Longmont on business last week. Mr and Mrs Roy Hubbard visited in Big Bend one day last. Mrs Aldrich of East Evans visited her sister Mrs J Wendrick Saturday. Jennie and Belle Faris of Peckham visited friends in LaSalle last week. Mrs James Beattie entertained friends in honor of Miss Varney Thursday evening. Mrs James Dunn entertained friends in honor of Mr Dickey of Iowa Friday evening. H A Dennison of Denver is visiting at the home of his daughter Mrs E C Herrington.
Windsor files show L G Schmidt moving into a new store room and the Foster Schmidt Felmlee block nearly finished with a bowling alley barber shops furniture store and meat market planned. A special election for school bonds in district No 4 is posted along with a petition about Sunday ball play.
The Delta column notes a black bug damaging cantaloupe crops and reports slow crop growth due to cool moist weather. A local resident J A Thompson has recovered enough to venture out and share a Sunday dinner with family.
Russell Padget of Denver visited his parents last week. A. W. Morrison and family plan an eastern visit. W. H. Preston’s infant is ill with pneumonia. J. M. Cameron of Greeley preached last Sunday. Burr Pence is in Denver working at Joslin's store. Ladies' Aid to meet at the school house Thursday. Children’s Day exercises to be held at the school house.
The Baptist Sunday school will meet next Sunday evening at 7 30 with J A Elder U P agent returning from a eastern visit. Mrs Henry Mead is dangerously ill but improving. Miss Inez Bostwick visits town. Miss Hostwick teaches at Pueblo. A town board meeting at Jolls hall elected H M England marshal E Rupe clerk J A Belcher treasurer C K Kupe police magistrate. Seventeen ordinances passed and three petitions entered for pool tables and bowling alley.
A steady stream of visitors and travelers includes Eaton E G Steele and wife in Denver, Grant Ray of Fort Collins, Rev and Mrs Dickinsor, and others from Greeley Canon City and Burlington VI. Alumni events mark Eaton High School celebrations with a banquet and class day exercises as former staff and students mingle at J W Smillie and A H Myers homes.
A Coachella man, R. White, sues a local doctor for 12.50 claiming the charge is excessive for cholera morbus treatment. White recalls the doctor praised his skill and medicine and questions whether Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy was used. He notes the doctor would not confirm otherwise under oath.
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