Greeley News Notes Across Visitors and Travel
Several residents and visitors are noted in Greeley today. L James and two daughters travel there. J W Anthony visits with her mother. H W Briscoe heads to Denver for a short stay. CM Kirkland visits Mrs Hal Bald. Lucerne's Grace Daval journeys home from Colina. Windsor’s Cooper en route to Santa Fe for a three month stay.
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L. James
Greeley
sGrece Daval
Lucerne
Colina
Ia Cooper
Windsor
Santa Fe
Wil
Veil Charged to Store by Wealthy Customer
A Chicago Record-Herald report recounts a wealthy New York department store client who bought a $500 bridal veil for her daughter. A luncheon-hour misadventure led a store employee to witness the wedding, identify the veil, and confirm receipt of the same item. The customer was billed $300 for the veil worn at the ceremony, and she promptly paid.
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New York
Abe
Ager
Miss B
Chicago Record-Herald
Jellyfish of Naples and a new investment firm filing
The Bay of Naples hosts large jellyfish called medusae or night lanterns that occasionally migrate in dense shoals hindering ships and baffling scientists. Separately, incorporation papers were filed with the county clerk for the A. M. Kearns Investment Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Naples
Sargasso Sea
Tropics
A. M. Kearns Investment Company
Lipton Platteville Game Ends In A Small Riot
Special to the Tribune Platteville June 5 More than 500 in bets hung on a Fort Lupton Platteville baseball game that ended in a small riot when the visitors clashed Umpire Bruce of Platteville officiated as umpire and Jace called bets off The final score stood 3 to 0 in favor of Fort Lupton Mayor Charles H Sells of Fort Lupton manager of the Fort Lupton team is eager for a rematch wagering any amount from 100 up He proposes Broadway Park Denver and a noninterested umpire The trouble began as Bruce and Fort Lupton third baseman M Padfield came to blows Fort Lupton lineup Akers M Padfield Winkler B Padfield Bond LaSalle Sullivan Posnow Jasper Platteville lineup Pettee Wasley Hodgenson Derby Jay Link Mans Johns Coykendahl.
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Tribune
Platteville
Fort Lupton
Bruce
Jace
Knen
Charles H. Sells
Broadway Park
Denver
M. Padfield
Akers
Winkler
B. Padfield
Bond
LaSalle
Sullivan Sa
Posnow
Jasper
Ethelyn Lovett Weds William H. Welsh in Surprising Ceremony
News arrives of the wedding of Miss Ethelyn Lovetl to William H. Welsh on Saturday evening at the Episcopal rectory. Rev. B. W. Bowell officiated witnessed by the bride’s grandmother Mrs. D Lovell and a few relatives. The bride wore white Paris lawn with embroidery and the couple, un attended, plan to live at 1429 Ninth street after purchasing a home. They will travel east in the fall. June 6. The Woodmen of the World held memorial services at the First Congregational church. Real estate transfers are listed for June 2 to June 4, 1910 in Weld County involving numerous property moves and values.
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Ethelyn Lovett
W. H. Welsh
Ethelyn Lovetl
William H. Welsh
Episcopal
B. W. Bowell
D . Lovell
Paris
Connecticut
Greeley
Welsh
Colorado Engineering and Construction Company
Fim
Ninth Street
Maud Claus Detained in Denver House for Seven Years
Maud Claus, 14, daughter of Julius Claus, was taken to Denver’s House of the Good Shepherd to serve seven years until age 21 after multiple elopements. In other news Mr and Mrs B R Williams left for Wyoming and Del Ostensibly to visit relatives, they will travel between the east and the west this summer, tracing their former home.
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House of the Good Shepherd
Denver
Maud Claus
Julius Claus
Will Stop Joy Riding At Lightning Speed
Speeding motorists and motorcyclists south of Greeley face a proposed petition to raise funds for a special police officer on a motorcycle to arrest speeders. Local farmers and townspeople between Greeley and Denver back the plan after several minor injuries from fast driving.
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Greeley
Denver
Road speed lure between Greeley and Denver sparks action
Farmers along the Greeley Denver route warn of frequent speeding on Sundays with joy riders causing injuries. They plan to hire a speed monitor, possibly with a motorcycle, if a suitable man cannot be found willing to devote full time.
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Greeley
Denver
Litigation Spurs Rapid Rail Work In Denver Frontier
Fear of litigation over property between Ninth and Tenth streets pushes the Denver Laramie and Northwestern railroad to rush track laying. By Sunday morning the line reached Seventh street and trains ran to the depot for the first time. Judge Lewis denied a re hearing, leaving the 400 foot setback unresolved while work proceeds on a permanent depot. Construction resumes with a double track planned on Seventh avenue and switching tracks completed.
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Ninth
Tenth Streets
Denver, Laramie
Santa Fe
Wichita
Rock Island
Joliet
Denver-Laramie
Seventh Avenue
West Against The Tapt Land Measure
Washington June 5 Conserva tion legislation in the senate and the postal savings bank bill in the house outline the coming week’s congressional program. Western members threaten sharp attacks on Roosevelt Garfield public domain policies over blanket withdrawals. Mrs G M Walker of Houghton Wis spoke on The Child Question at the Baptist church and in Normal chapel Tuesday.
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Washington
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
House
Taft-Ballinger
G. M. Walker
Houghton
Wis
Baptist Church
Eaton versus Greeley Merchants baseball game recap
A yesterday contest at Eaton featured the Eaton team facing the Greeley Merchants who billed themselves as ball players. Eaton managed 22 runs while the Merchants scored fewer, marking an uneven offensive showing for both sides.
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Eaton
Jane
Greeiey Merchants
Merchants
Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper Start Three Month Trip
Mr and Mrs Ben Cooper left this morning for a three month journey to the western coast with most of the time to be spent at Long Beach California.
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Ben Cooper
Long Beach
Calif
Windsor Ball Team Edges Kersey 4 to 3
The Windsor ball team defeated Kersey yesterday by a 4 to 3 score.
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Windsor
Kersey
Unusual List of Prizes Offered to Fiddlers
A long list of prizes for a fiddlers contest at the armory on June 10 includes gifts from J. G. Harris Geo. Steidiger F. A. Gates Coronado Grocery and many other local businesses. Prizes range from bread, coffee, and syrup to cigars, clothing, a silver ladle, a Gillette razor, and a variety of luxury items. The event, with tickets selling at Neil's furniture store starting June 6, promises diverse rewards for winners and performers across multiple skill levels and instruments.
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Armory
J. G. Harris
Fid- Geo. Steidiger
Chas. T. Ahlstrand
Ahlstrand
F. A. Gates
Baab & Sons Grocery
Swanee River
Bethge Cafe
R. H. Waring
Young & DeVoe
Curtis & Son
Arkansaw Traveler
J. A .Erickson
Thurlby
Harry Swanson
Halsett & Henderson Drug Co
Coronado
Marks & Keltner
Co. A. Brafford
Hoffman Market
Carruthers Clothing Co
Morrison Candy Co
Thompson Music Co
The
Cash Grocery Co
S. A. Klein's Grocery
Kittle’s Grocery
Bee Hive
Read Bros
Clark @ Faulkner
the Flag Clothing Co
McCutcheon Hardware Co
Ss. W. Bullard
Memorial Day Graves Decorated by Woodmen Groups
On Sunday members of the Woodmen of the World and Modern Woodmen of America held their annual grave decoration observances. Rev A E Dubber delivered addresses as both groups met at the Christian church, then proceeded to the cemetery to decorate the graves after morning and afternoon services.
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Woodmen of the World
Modern Woodmen of America
A. E. Dubber
Christian Church
Weld County Motors Awake to Good Roads Drive
Greeley and Weld county drivers show strong interest in the Denver motor club good roads campaign. President William D Nash plans a state wide carnival in Denver this fall to spur public support and mobilize motorists for road improvement efforts.
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Weld County
Greeley and Weld County
Denver Motor Club
Colorado
William D. Nash
Greeley
Denver
Pioneers Urged to Send Pictures for Library Display
The historical room committee asks pioneers to submit portraits of themselves and families for a collection ahead of the June 10 celebration. Relics of early colonial days are welcome as gifts or loans. Send to Mrs J Max Clark at 1103 Fifth Street or leave with the librarian, and include a name on the picture.
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J Max Clark
Fifth Street
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Lder Ite
Greeley 567
Tae Ve Neill
J. W. Anthony
H. W. Briscoe
CM Kirkland
Denfpoing
Hal Bald
S. Hayden and Sons
Russellower
Kansas City
Parr
W. C. Wilesl
A. c. Adams
R L Orr
Rollin
Beroning
Washington, Ia
Euit
Kennedy
Pittsburg, Pa
C. BR. Carter
Carter
Mes Wayne
Denver Post
Rousdell
Geeley
Belle
Nter
Maneuring
Francis
Keller
Kath
Yottrell
Iiss
Maud Moore
Cameron
Iarold Easterday
Hazel Chandler
Deta Cameron
Tc High School
Alice Jeanette Miller
Elizabeth Mahan
Mo Ton
J. R. White
C2. Page
Lee
Misa
Edith Dresser
A McDowell
M. A. Tucker
Akin
FH. Merten
Elsworth Dedy
Wai Wa Er
Jellyfish
First Congregational Church
Weld
Abstract & Investment Co
Denver Laranmie Ready Co
Serena B. Pollock
Milliken
Victor E. Keyes
Ellis
George W. Harding
George W. Sutton
Erma M. Sutton
Northwest Quarter
Ss. T. Holmes
George F. Dray
Carr
Alvin. C. Jones
John M. Miller
W. d
Rebecca J. Eaton
Bruce G. Eaton
W. EE. Larkin
W. Ey
David R. Martin
Harry G. Bliss
Andrew J. Styler
F. B. Willson
Hudson
James E. Neill
Clyde H. Ward
Daniel A. Camfield
Farmers’ Bank & Trust Co
Chas. C. Townsend
William C. Estabrook
Alma M. Estabrook
Alta Vista
Orrin M. Wilson
William P Coffman
Edwin F. Cottingham
Victor W. Conner
A. W. Jacobs
Margaret
Twombly
Ida M. Hudson
Abram L. Mumper
William E. Green
Franklin J. Green
Fanny Candlin Welsh
Lot & Rik & Maplewood
Kuner
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Briggs
Christian Moser, Sr
Glazier
Gilbert’s Drug Store
Park Moise Co
Noah's Ark
Heaton’s Confectionery
Harbaugh Shoe Co
Cloverleaf Candy Co
Condon Mercantile Co
Eugene Veldran
N. Demorest
A. J. Park
Cahill Dry Goods Co
M. J. Neill Furniture Co
Motheral & Coleman
B. F. Waggoner
Ramsay Dry Goods Co
M. Johnson
Phoenix Baking Co
Meyer Store
Greeley Cigar Co
Opera House Pharmacy
Conklin
Harvard Bakery
Knight-Campbell Music Co
Harry H. Shaw
Best
Neil's Furniture Store
the Tribune
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