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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
5
Community items list visitors and movements including J W Crone, Bert Lair of Eaton, W H Edwards, and Mrs F W Matthews. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Shaffer of Brighton. Numerous visits to Greeley from Ames, Victor, Loveland, Denver and Seattle. Lambda Gamma Kappa banquet at Camfield and travel plans to Eaton, Spokane, Seattle, Vancouver.
A press of short travels and visits moves through Greeley and nearby areas with many residents boarding for trips to Chicago Seattle Denver Fort Worth and other points. Attendees include Miss Justine Pearson Miss Maggie McPherson and Mrs A R Ross. a speed fine for W B Barnett notes community life.
Kingman Packard of Eaton visits sister Mrs. George Drummond after returning from two years at school in Chicago. Mrs. H. H. Noyes and Miss Florence Mundy arrive from Georgetown for Normal commencement where Miss Frances Noyes graduates. George Wisner and bride from Lexington Nebraska visit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chadwick. they plan further travels in Colorado and Wyoming. Henry B. Ely of New York presents Trinity Church with a Redwood altar made in Redlands California. Bishop Johnson of Los Angeles consecrates it as the chancel remodel completes.
Miss Linnie Coil and Miss Clara Johnson left Wednesday for Benton Missouri to spend the summer. They took with them Coil Lynn and Babbie three of the children of B W Johnson. The other two children Loustella and Roy remain in Greeley with their father. Mr Johnson and Loustella accompanied the party to Denver.
Mrs J E Welsh of Eaton visited Greeley Friday and Miss Pearl Blevins arrived from Kansas City to visit Mrs B 8 Harris. Several residents from Eaton Cheyenne and Fort Collins passed through Greeley en route to Idaho Longmont and Riverton. A First Presbyterian choir concert is planned for June 24 in Kersey. Ward E Hall Y M C A secretary will meet local high school boys at 1 30 in the Methodist chapel. A new Union Pacific time card changes train 111 arrival to 2 05 PM and makes Greeley a passing point for 111 and 108.
Miss Mary Daily of Canada visits her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. William Stanley in Lucerne and leaves Thursday for home. She will stop in Hastings Nebraska on the way as Mr. and Mrs. Stanley accompany her to Denver.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Abbott anticipate a visit from their daughter in law Mrs Frank Abbott today. Mrs Abbott heads to California to see relatives while Prof Frank Abbott is set to join a party for a forthcoming trip to Japan.
The Hagenbeck-Wallace elephant group exhibits Wednesday June 16 in lavish regalia and trained feats. Elephants perform in three rings displaying drills and Salome dance while also serving as working beasts, hauling poles and trucks for tent setup.
Mary F. Rausch extols housekeeping as a respected profession stating that in Germany daughters of noble families are trained by competent instructors. She argues domestic economy should be studied by all women and that clean sanitary homes with wholesome meals and system aid health more than physicians.
Hal Teller recently sold his Windsor residence to local druggist W. W. Newell for 1800 dollars. The Tellers plan to move back to Windsor after the transaction.
Investment of millions funds Colorado railway properties details a new train schedule. The will depart Denver at 9:30 a m and reach Chicago at 4:30 p m via the Burlington's short line. Connections available with Chicago after noon trains. The Night Chicago and St. Louis Express leaves at 9:00 p m.
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