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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
3
J P Oster and Rica Oster visit Denver and Greeley others travel to or from Fort Lupton Merino Cheyenne and Denver. Farmers begin haying with poor early cuttings. Community events include Children's Day Baptist services and a Catholic social with dance. An arrest for drunk and disorderly conduct, plus a Denver wedding and upcoming events in Randolph's hall.
Ward Laybourn returned to Windsor on Tuesday. Mrs. Sheer was in Greeley between trains Monday evening. Haythorn and family visited the Sun day hosts. Memorial services by the Modern Woodmen were held Sunday at 2 30 in the M E church. Packard family from Cleveland arrives to make Eaton home. Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Hess of Windsor visited George Jones’s home. Thompson and wife from North Windsor visited Eaton on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Stockfleth hosted Reverend and Mrs Dickenson A C Adams and A J Eaton at dinner last Sunday. A growing building boom in Eaton with new residences, graded streets, and beautification efforts.
Dr B A Warren made a flying trip to Denver Tuesday. Miss Adah Ellis visited in Peckham Monday night. Hubbard is out again after several days illness. Mr and Mrs Chris Sorenson left Monday for a week in Chicago. Miss Emily Davis of Big Bend visited Miss Edith Herrington last week. Mr Sexton and Mr Stewart of the Normal were guests of Ralph Ellis Tuesday. A H George of Raymond Illinois and John George of Sugarloaf Colorado visited D S S Ellis this week. Mrs E C Herrington and children returned from Denver Tuesday. Mr Herrington is able to sit up and expects to be home next week.
The article surveys where Eden might have been located, weighing traditions from Babylonian plain to Armenia and Palestine. It cites Delitzsch Sayce and Kalisch, notes Babylon's fertility, and recalls medieval maps placing paradise near India or in central Asia while favoring Babylon as the likely birthplace of humanity by scientific and biblical considerations.
Mr Hayden left Thursday for Nebraska. Mr Myers is farming Mrs Jack s on s place. Mrs Harris and Mrs Jackson are visiting friends in Snyder this week. Mrs Myers and Mrs Holliday spent a few days last week in Greeley. Chas Miller and his mother were visiting Mr Davis Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs Haney suffers a severe attack of blood poisoning while Mrs Woodsworth of Denver visits her mother Mrs J W Waugh Rev J M Wylie returns home after weeks on the east The Pocahontas ladies plan a great chief visit Tuesday Mrs John Vanaken of Loveland visits her mother in Evans Miss Lipsey of Greeley now Cambridge Mass Mr Perry travels to Cripple Creek and Mrs Perry and son to Idaho Springs Platteville and Evans baseball teams meet Evans wins by one run Our friend M C Faylan passes through Evans en route to New Jersey Dr Horton and family visit Dunder New York Dr Baker of Denver covers patients during the absence
Two bootleggers were run out of town last week and more may be active. J H Brancher sold his town place and bought R A Perrys farm west of town to farm next year.
Wesley Jackson on the sick list. Potato planting nearly finished in the area. Mrs Granger and son Fred visiting Mr Standifords. Mrs Richie and Helen visiting Nebraska for two weeks. Mrs L C Stowe from Grand Rapids Michigan visiting daughter Mrs H E Witwer. Mrs F P Waters visiting sister Mrs Jackson, left for Denver Monday.
The Delta notes beet, potato, and onion crops appear fine and haying will start soon. The river has stayed high for days with no damage. George Shearer helps J. W. Shearer thin beets. Mrs. T. C. Welch of Boulder visits daughter Mrs. Foley. Recent rains are welcome as crops were drying.
Obituary notes say Mr. Manefield died at his home Sunday morning. Social mentions include Mr. Young of Arvada visiting Saturday. W O Peterson and his Denver brother stay at Fairview. Warnie Stueret visited from BE last week near H Knott's mountain ranch. Report says the sugar company has bought more land nearby.
Mr Moorhie is building a barn on his new place. Mr and Mrs John Pritchard of Nantes attended services here. Mrs Roy Noel recently discharged from a Denver hospital is home and doing well. Mrs Croft was surprised Saturday when about thirty guests visited for an evening. A surprise at Mrs Boal’s home Friday evening celebrated her son Arnold Boal.
Dr Lonergan and wife with Mrs Crigler visited Denver on Tuesday. Fred Perry and family left for Kremlin to start a newspaper job. The Kersey Enterprise hires a new pilot, Mr Holmes from Grand County News. W and Frank Loustalet were acquitted of assaulting B Nelson in Judge Willard's court.
Walter Hoyer, a young man confined in the county hospital for months due to a horse kick on a farm near Kersey, died Tuesday evening. An operation to remove a kidney revealed a broken artery with internal bleeding, hastening death. He had no local relatives and little is known beyond his Philadelphia home.
The Greeley Reds leveled the season series with the Fort Collins Aggies by a 9 to 4 victory at Island Grove park before a good sized crowd. Batteries were Tann and G Luman for Greeley and Blackmer Gumm and Smith for the Aggies.
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