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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
2
Classified notices invite ad copy at ten cents per line with a minimum twenty cent charge. Listings include farm goods houses rentals horses and loans while offering notices for sales rentals and wanted items. Local merchants and residents place brief ads with phone numbers and street addresses across many categories.
Little Local Jesse Williams left Tuesday for San Diego California. Albert Nichols and family have gone to Parkersburg Va for a four months visit. Souvenir souvenir pillow tops at Tribune office. Dance and social F U A Thursday evening June 21. New Business College has John Mosher daughter Jessie and son Claire left last Tuesday for San Diego to join Mrs Mosher and Paul. Mrs Weston of Canon City guests of Mrs Adams. Mrs Weston is department chaplain of W R C. Col A W Jones entertained visiting comrades with luncheon. The house decorated red white and blue. guests included Commander Huff. Mortimer Darling birthday celebrated with relatives. Elks plan Round the Horn excursion July 20 to Weld county. Milston Lohr arrives from Pitcairn Pa to spend summer in Colorado. Civil war veteran Lohr seeks old comrades. M E church choir formed a choral union with officers. Fra ternal Union of America social and ice cream at new business college hall June 21. Denver team strong in local game with Graham addition boosting home team. Luman has three hits and three stolen bases. Pitchers both solid. Eddie Cosgrove praised in South Texas league. Joe Weir out this season in Austin Texas.
Last Sunday the best game of the season was played at the ball park. The home team was defeated 7 to 2 in a highly interesting contest witnessed by a large crowd. The Garpitas team, once known as the Cott- has a long local history in baseball.
Professor David Arnold retires after five years heading mathematics and will move to Macomb to lead a similar department. Mrs. D D Hugh retires from reading and expression and Mrs. K G Phelps from training. replacements not yet named.
Early cold symptoms include a dry cough and runny nose. Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at first sign counteracts the cold and restores health within a day or two. For sale by all druggists.
Deputy Coroner Fred J. Alnutt and County Physician Dyde investigated a death five miles northwest of Pierce where Francis S. Lewis died in his tent. Autopsy determined apoplexy. Lewis, a former Confederate soldier, was found alone. his daughter Mrs. A. L. Malnix and her children were away visiting neighbors.
The Greeley Epworth League offers a special Thursday excursion to a foothills picnic area near Bellevue. June 21 departure from Greeley at am with return from Bellevue at 4 pm. rates: 65 cents for children and 1 dollar for adults. Tickets available at Coronado Pharmacy.
At high noon today in Evans Mississippi the wedding will unite Miss Phoebe Morrow Park, daughter of Mr and Mrs Park, and Orion Lester Zittle of Denver. The ceremony at G W Wark home is described as the most elaborate Evans has seen in months and likely the year's notable affair. The groom works as a commercial traveling man in Denver.
Clara Bell Wylie daughter of Mr and Mrs John Theodore Wylie and Ewing Munn plan a 5.30 pm ceremony at Brush Presbyterian Church with many Greeley attendees. The bride, a Greeley High School alumna, will host a reception at Belle Hill after the wedding.
A program by the piano pupils at Mrs. M. J. Neutze's home last Tuesday evening featured duets and solos. Performers included Winifred Glazier and others with pieces ranging from Evenings Bells to Fur Elise and Rex Baton, highlighting student skill in a intimate recital setting.
Last Saturday June 9 percent marked the sixty first wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs H T West. A company of friends surprised them in the afternoon. The couple have lived in Greeley many years. Mrs F B Baker wrote a poem read during the event. Refreshments were served on the lawn and guests left with roses and best wishes for many more peaceful years of marriage.
The ten piece Company D orchestra directed by J. Kende will open a series of armory concerts on Friday evening June 22 at 8 oclock. An eight number program of New York musical successes will be presented. Admission is 2 cents, children free. No band concerts this season. these orchestra concerts aim to cover expenses.
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