Local News Roundup From Greeley and Nearby Areas
Many residents are noted visiting and traveling between Denver Colorado Springs and surrounding towns. People include H J Weibking C B Abbott Heber Swerer and Mrs Rayburn among others with visits to Eaton Loveland Baton Platteville Trinidad and Windsor. George Bender & Sons plan a new store in Greeley as a chautauqua program features Peter MacQueen on Africa and Stanley Roosevelt footprints.
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George Bender & Sons
Eighth Avenue
Windsor
Charles F. Horner
Peter MacQueen
Africa
MacQueen
Lecure
Stanley
Roosevelt
Congregational Children Day Observed at Local Church
Congregational church held a Children's Day service with three scenes from the life of Joseph performed by boys in costume. Two infants were baptized and eighteen children graduated from the Primary department. A handsome Bible was presented and cradle roll members received flowers.
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Congregational
Congregational Church
Lfe
Joseph
Hach
Correction on D L N W condemnation statement
A correction clarifies that W R Adams is not employed by the D L N W. He leads the railroad committee of the Commercial Club and devotes his time to railroad matters in that capacity.
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D. L
N. W
W. R Adams
Adam
Local residents make travels and town neighbors gather
A series of Sunday departures and trips are noted with A W Fisher for Gooding Idaho J O Miller for Des Moines Iowa W L Clayton on a New York business trip Mrs Sidney Hallett to San Bernardino Calif Mr and Mrs H Reynolds and Burrell to Denver Effie Chappelow Florence DeVolle in Baton Miss Matilda Wilson in Baton attended a baccalaureate Edith Hawk from Denver visiting Edith Kurtz J M Poster moved to a ranch west of Kersey Mrs W H Brannan and Nan Loomis visit H M Erwin Guy Putney takes a vacation to Denver and Colorado towns Eva Dyer returns to Redfield Iowa Mrs J W Amesse arrives from Havana Cuba to visit her mother Court adjourns until Wednesday Gamble family returns to Boulder Elizabeth Ehler opens a real estate office in Salt Lake City Modern Woodmen decorate cemetery graves
Russian Child Rescued After Drowning Near Longmont
A 22-year-old Russian child named Sercable nearly drowned Saturday at Longmont and was revived after half an hour of resuscitation. The 6-year-old brother, credited with presence of mind, acted as the hero of the rescue aided by a 4-year-old. A 2-year-old tumbled in and a 4-year-old woke the older child who sprang to catch the baby and, with help, pulled her to safety from the swollen irrigation ditch.
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Sercable
Longmont
Christian Churches Meet Convenes in Loveland
Northwestern district convention of the Christian churches opens in Loveland this evening and runs through Thursday. Rev A B Dubber will speak on The Sunday Evening Service. Bible school Wednesday afternoon. Christian Endeavor Thursday morning followed by Christian Women's Board of Missions program. Delegates include Mrs A E Dubber Ona Brainard Raymond Piper and local attendees Mr and Mrs J Z Stow and Mr and Mrs W S Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Churches
Loveland
A. BE. Dubber
Christiana Church
Christian Endeavor
Christian Women's Board of Missions
Greeley
A. E. Dubber
Ona Brainard
Raymond Piper
J. Z. Stow
W. S. Evans
Fete Day Program at Normal Ends in Library Gift
Fete Day at Normal featured class history poem prophecy and will by students Dee Hibner Geraldine Long Fay Read Ruth Webster. Vocal solos by Anna Rowe Laura Grable Gladys Larson and a piano duet by Wilhelmina Mead Margaret Granger. Tapesty valued at 466 gifted to the school by class president James Lockhart. Dr Snyder accepted. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Hibner
Geraldine Long
Fay Read
Ruth Webster
Anna Rowe
Laura Grable
Gladys Larson
Wilhelmina Mead
Margaret Granger
James Lockhart
Snyder
Narrow Escape of Mrs Swanson
Mrs Harry Swanson wife of a merchant tailor was badly burned by an explosion of gasoline on the back porch while cleaning dress goods. The blast caused flaming clothing and her quick actions with bed clothes saved her life though upper body burns and possible skin grafting may follow.
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Harry Swanson
Commercial Club Banquet Highlights Education Talk
Weather limited attendance at the Commercial Club banquet but guests enjoyed a full spread and engaging speeches. National Educators association discussed Colorado benefits with a Denver convention coming in July. Professors Carter and Harrison spoke on the organization’s educational strides and 6000 statewide memberships. Colorado aims for 100 local members plus honorary entrants. Members gain free convention admission and literature. a $2 fee is said to be worthwhile. Call Carter for applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educators Association
Hollingshead
Colorado
Denver
Carter
Harrison
Greeley
Twenty Days for a Mr Mahoney in Greeley
John Mahoney claiming to be a machinist for the C and S admitted drunken behavior. He spent last month's wages in Cheyenne to drink away his earnings and traveled to Greeley to sober up. The judge sentenced him to twenty days to impress the moral gap between Cheyenne and Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mahoney
Cheyenne
Cattle Kings
Greeley
Got His Horse Returns to William Jones near Greeley
William Jones living nine miles west of Greeley is rejoicing over the return of a valuable horse stolen three weeks ago. Jones and the sheriff pursued leads but lacked proof to arrest suspects until the thieves, near Jones’s home, chose to return the animal to avoid capture.
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William Jones
Greeley
Jones
Store Enlargeing At Ault Special Adds Mens Furnishings
The brick work on the 26 by 80 addition to C. L. Bur nam’s dry goods store is finished. The ceiling uses steel and the walls are thick enough for another adjoining store later. The new section will be dedicated to men’s furnishings.
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C. L. Burnam
China shower for June bride Miss Faye Pattee
Miss Faye Pattee the June bride elect received a china shower Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Myrna Barber. Tea was served and a group of her girl friends arrived with a fine collection of china for the bride to be.
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Faye Pattee
Miss Pattee
Myrna Barber
Lupton Masons Banquet For Hastern Star Auxiliary
Fort Lupton Masons held a Monday night banquet for the Hastern Star auxiliary. Invited guests joined members for an enjoyable evening of fellowship and entertainment.
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Lupton
Comus at Normal Delights Faculty and Crowd Despite Rain
Third attempt to stage Comus a Masque at the State Normal School succeeds with crowded chapel and strong performances. The program opens with a Paradise Lost scene by faculty members Hochbaum Campbell Adams Cross and Kendel. Helen Nichols shines as the Attendant Spirit, while John Cross appears as Comus and Martha Snoddy as Sabrina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Normal School
John Milton
Hochbaum
Campbell
Adams
Cross
Kendel
Helen Nichols
John Cross
Comus
Martha Snoddy
Sabrina
Break in Clayton Dyke Triggers Emergency Water Channel Work
About twenty five men worked since Tuesday to repair the Clayton farm dyke north of town after a break near Ninth avenue. The washout flooded twenty acres of beets peas and trees were felled and earth filled into the gap with sacks but the six foot deep breach resisted. A fallen tree diverted water into the old channel raising it by a foot though repairs show channel widening and diking can carry larger floods than current. The plan to let flood waters cut the channel was deemed costlier than hand digging for this emergency.
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Clayton Farm
Ninth Avenue
Real Estate Scrap Settled in Court Dispute
The case of Irvin I. Lowery versus Samuel Moore in Fort Morgan settled out of court. Moore paid Lowery the price difference after a deed mix up caused a dispute over Mountain View addition lots shown versus deeded. Attorneys Ewing for Lowery and Carpenter Baker for Moore represented the parties.
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Irvin I. Lowery
Samuel Moore
Fort Morgan
G Samible
Moore
Mr. Lowery
Mountain View Addition
Lowery
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ewing
Carpenter & Baker
Open House Planned for Blackwood Family Return
Reverend I A Blackwood and family are due back tonight after ten days in Chicago attending the Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church. Two leading parish women hosted an open house at the parsonage today from eight to eleven thirty, each guest bringing a pound of eatables for a well stocked pantry in anticipation of the returning pastor.
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Evans
I. A. Blackwood
Blackwoods
Pennsylvania
Blackwood
Chicago
Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
W. R. C. Holds Memorial Service at Cemetery
Members of the W R C gathered at the G A R hall at 9 o clock and attended a ritual memorial service at the cemetery. They decorated the graves of departed sisters with flowers.
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G. A. R. Hall
Detection of New Diptheria Case Near Previously Affected Children
A diphtheria case was found Tuesday near Seventh street and Sixth avenue just a block from the home of three previously ill children. The White child is now ill at its grandmother Mrs. Wilson’s home. The Pretty man children had walked by the area during the illness and played on the same sidewalk.
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Seventh Street
Sixth Avenue
Wilson
Prettyman
Aupmelite Engine with 16-20 HP Drive System and GearSplit
Details of a four cylinder water cooled Aupmelite engine rated at 16 to 20 horsepower with belt driven fan, camshaft, and Parson’s bearings. Transmission uses selective sliding gears, rear axle with Hyatt bearings, two rear foot brakes, emergency brakes, and oil lubrication. Mercedes type radiator, Bosch high tension ignition, Breeze carburetor, 30 inch tires, wheelbase 86 inches, pressed steel frame, semi-elliptic front springs, patented rear cross spring, complete with tools and pump. Price 8850.00 F.F. O.B. Greeley.
Munce Gennessey Wedding in Windsor
Bessie Munce and F D Gennessey wed Sunday at the German church with Rev Smith officiating. Gennessey works at Cook Brehn's market and they will live in Windsor. Also: a Russian man returned William Bird's milch cow Monday after paying $7 court costs. he had been told the cow was priced at $25 and did not intend harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munce-Gennessey
Windsor
Bessie Munce
F. D. Gennessey
Smith
Gennessey
Cook & Brehn
William Bird
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H. J. Weibking
C. EB. Abbott
Dent
Colorado Springs
Herbert Caywood
Pierce
Gale Adams
Mrs. BE. K. Packard
Eaton
Eva “Davia of
Heber Swerer
F. W. Swerer
Judge Garrigues
Boulder
W. B. Grant
Herbert of
Baton
Kelly
Platteville
Justice Court
Harvey Nesbit
Harvey
Atchison, Kan
Nelson Demorest
Merc
J. A. Bailey
Mesdames &. G. Andrews
L. L. Stonebraker
Redfield
Jacob Leitz
D. A. Camfield
Ll. Oppenheimer
Clara Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Peter Good
Brownsville
A. S. Mall
W. J. Wortham
Western Ditch Company
Blanche Niemeyer
A. Camfield
Providence
RK. I
Gladys
Elizabeth
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
A. W. Fisher
Gooding
Idaho
J. O. Miller
Des Moines
W. L. Clayton
New York
Sidney Hallett
San Bernardino
Calif
Effie Chappelow
Florence DeVolle
Matilda Wilson
Edith Hawk
Edith Kurtz
J. M. Poster
Kersey
W. H. Brannan
Nan Loomis of
Mrs. Brannan
H. M. Erwin
Guy Putney
Kittle & Witney
Eva Dyer
Mesdames Abbie Andrews
R. D. MecLucas
Iowa
J. W. Amesse
Havana
Cuba
C. Hawes
Gamble
Camfield
Elizabeth Ehler
Salt Lake City
Utah
Woodmen of
America
Mrs.swanson
Clayton Dyke
the Park
Mdse. Co
Aupmelite
Hyatt
Mercedes
Bosch
Price
O. B. Greeley
Turner Automobile CO
Ninth Street
Hellgate
Colorado Rockies
Alaska -Youkon - Pacific Exposition
California
Great Northwest
Midland
H. Speers
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