Local Notes and Visits Across Greeley Towns
Short notes list residents and visitors including J W Crone and Mrs J W Decker in Denver travel, Miss Katherine Stokes returning from Spokane, and many others visiting family or traveling to nearby cities. Mentions births, a banking family from Urbana, and delegates named by Governor Shafroth for the National Irrigation Congress in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafroth
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Wash
J. ©. Carpenter
Fort Collina
W. M. Wiley
Holly
J. ©. Ferguson
Denver
George Ady
W. A.ineinger
Greeley
Frank 8. Hoag
Pueblo
J. M. Powers
Swink
Alve Adams
J. Burris
Rick Burns
A. @. Watson
Everett Bell
Movements and Visits Across Greeley and West
A roundup of residents traveling and visiting nearby cities including Chicago Seattle Denver and Omaha plus locals returning from trips to Denver Rochester Mayo Clinic Estes Park and Beebe Draw. Notables include Paul Geiser named city electrician at fifty dollars monthly while retaining janitor duties at the First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Geiser
First National Bank
Local Notes Highlight Greeley Socials and Trips
Sunday departures to the upper Poudre and a string of visitors mark the week in Greeley. Denver guests, Loveland and Estes Park trips, and school happenings fill local pages. A Methodist church cantata and varied social visits punctuate a busy period.
William Mayher Lumber Company Commended for Yard Cleanup
The William Mayher Lumber company is commended for clearing weeds and grass around the lumber yard. If other property owners followed this example, the city’s appearance would improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mayher
80 Acres Adjoining Denver For Sale In Alfalfa And More
Property listing offering 80 acres adjoining Denver for alfalfa grain and 6 acres of chard with a good house barns wind mill tanks artesian well and strong water rights. Quick sale with small down payment and easy terms. Contact William Bierkamp Jr 210 211 Ideal Bldg Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William Bierkamp, Jr
Ideal Bidg
Eclipse Missed As Clouds Clear Too Late In Greeley
Prof. Frank Abbott of the State Normal notes that the eclipse was not seen in Greeley last Friday. Clouds cleared at seven o clock and by then the eclipse had passed with no observers able to view the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Abbott
State Normal
Greeley
Daily Tribune Notes Its Essential Home Page
The column extols the Daily Tribune as an indispensable part of any home, highlighting its trusted reporting and daily service to readers.
Mrs McConnaughey and Family Visit in Greeley
Mrs. William McConnaughey and her son Emmett Lee with his two sons William and Frank were in Greeley on Thursday. Mrs. McConnaughey returned home in the evening while Mr. Lee and his sons, after two weeks in Fort Upton, left for North Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Baldwin
Hudson, Wyo
H. J. Harrison
J. S. Harrison
Pavilion
Wyo
William McConnaughey
Emmett Lee
William
Frank
Greeley
Baker Family Plans Estes Park Outing After Urbana Visit
Mr and Mrs Garry Baker and two children arrived from Urbana Illinois to visit his parents Mr and Mrs F B Baker. The two families will travel to Estes Park next Monday for an outing before Mr Baker returns to Illinois and his wife and children stay in Colorado all summer. Colds that linger are warned against and Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised as a remedy, with urging not to delay care.
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G. Baker
F. BE. Baker
Reeley
Mr. Baker
Urbana
Garry Baker
F. B. Baker
Estes Park
Baker
Ilinois
Colorado
Foley
Drus Gists
Petrikin Buys Five Acres in Delta Land Tract
M. B. Petrikin purchases five acres owned by Augustus Freeburg in Delta with a large house and barn on fertile soil. Freeburg, recently ill, plans a climate change and may move to Nebraska or take a Colorado summer journey across country with his wife after a Boulder sanitarium stay.
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M. B. Petrikin
Augustus Freeburg
Delta
Freeburg
Nebraska
Colorado
Boulder
Death of Edwin J Carver Former Tribune Editor
Edwin J Carver died at his Riverside home 849 Chestnut street Saturday at 7 30 pm He was born August 10 1836 in Norwich England and left for America in 1858 joining Horace Greeley on the New York Tribune He later ran the Greeley Tribune in Colorado then moved to California retiring in 1906 He leaves Mrs Carver and a brother in law J L Dunning The funeral Tuesday at 4 pm from his residence with Evergreen cemetery as temporary interment and Greeley Colorado for permanent rest
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E. J. Carver
Riverside Press
Edwin John Carver
Chestnut Street
Riverside
England
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
California
Evergreen Cemetery
Carver
Greeley
Colo
Mr. Carver
St. Swethin
Norwich
Pottergate Street Academy
London
America
Newberg
Hudson
New York
The
Tribune
Colorado
Greey Tribune
N. C. Meeker
Meeker
Reeley Tribune
Whitelaw Reid
Xenia
Ohio
Geeley
Ie Tribune
Car‘Tt
Creeley
Ls Angeles
San Diego
J. L. Dunning
Presbyterian Ladies Entertained at the Manse
The Presbyterian church ladies were entertained Friday afternoon at the manse with fifty to sixty attendees. Mrs. S. D. Hasterday read a paper on the obligation of missionary work for women of the church. Mrs. J. M. McCutcheon of Monmouth spoke briefly. Miss May Woodbury sang two solos and Miss Dorothy Haynes played. A social time followed with refreshments.
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Presbyterian Church
S. D. Hasterday
J. M. McCutcheon
Monmouth
Gordon Mackay
Cheyenne
Iss May Woodbury
Dorothy Haynes
Lay Cornerstone Service at New Catholic Church
Bishop Matz and Father O'Ryan of Denver will attend the cornerstone laying a week from next Sunday June 27. A large class will receive confirmation that Sunday. Father Casey is busy with preparations for the memorable occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matz
Father O’ryan
Denver
Father Casey
Young Canadian Archibie Best Injured in Farm Stable Accident
Archie Best, a Canadian youth, was thrown from a nervous horse on Ed Williams' ranch east of Eaton. He suffered a brain concussion, a twisted torn ankle, and cuts from barbed wire but remains alive and conscious off and on. Best, now living in the area, is nephew to J. W. Smillie and the late George Smillie and had recently moved from Richmond, Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Archie Best
Ed Williams
Bost
Best
Richmond
Quebec
United States
J. W. Smillie
George Smillie
Women in Police Court In Greeley Jail For A Week
Two girls named Helen and Lucile from Cheyenne were jailed twenty days each after being harbored at the Karnum House. Police report five such damsels jailed in a week, all strangers seeking a haven. Complaints prompted by residents led to arrests of renters if such complaints continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Lucile
Cheyenne
Barnum House
Greeley
Karnum House
Colorado Prepares for National Education Association Convention
C A Hollingshead notes 30 million acres will be irrigated next year and predicts the N E A convention in Denver July 3 to 9 will attract 20 000 to 35 000 educators. He says the event could be a strong state advertisement with 2 500 members expected from Colorado. Mrs K M Cook urges stronger rural schools to reverse farm brain drain and rising farm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hollingshead
National Educational Association
Denver
Colorado
Idaho
Greeley
Fort Collins
Boulder
Durango
Delta
Oklahoma
Texas
K. M. Cook
Planting Heavily to Cabbage in the Delta
The Delta reports heavy cabbage planting this spring with large acreages in both river bottoms and higher farms. Claud Clarkson planted six acres last week. High prices last year spurred many to plant cabbage as field prices rose from 25 to 50 cents and then to a dollar per hundred. The prospect of profits attracts more growers this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Clarkson
Made a Nice Investment by Farr at Hotchkiss Farm
Thomas Farr of Greeley sold his forty acre fruit farm at Hotchkiss Delta county on Saturday last. He bought the trees two years ago for 10 250 and just sold the eighty acres for 19 500, yielding a near fifty percent gain in two years. Farr praises Hotchkiss country as a good business climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Farr
Greeley
Hotchkiss
Delta County
Mr. Farr
Farr
Brown ditches to receive more water from North Poudre headgate
Judge Gamble approved a change of diversion point for the seven Brown ditches, supplying Park Creek district with 10 000 acres north of Fort Collins. The decree requires priority protection for Boyd and George ditches and an automatic measuring weir at Fish Creek. The case involved Dr A B Goodwin as petitioner and Larimer & Weld IRR Co and New Cache la Poudre IRR Co as respondents or affiliates.
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Seven Brown Ditches
North Poudre
Gamble
District Court
Fort Collins
Park Creek
Collins
A. EB. Goodwin
Boyd, George, Weber and Pierson
Boyd and George
Fish Creek
District No. 2
Paul Lee
McAnelly
H. N. Haynes
Greeley
Swindle Syndicate Suits Filed in Council Bluffs Court
Seventeen victims sue in district court over losses totaling 79805 dollars linked to the swindle ring led by J. C. Maybray now jailed in Des Moines. Plaintiffs include J. C. Bowman Denver 13700 and R. L. King Fowler 21000 among others from Colorado and nearby states.
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Council Bluffs
J. C. Maybray
Des Moines
Greeley
Ben Marks
Ernest E. Hart
First National Bank of
E. H
George 8. Bedford
Colo
R. L. King
Fowler
J. E. Harrington
Hartnel
Adolph Yeske
Harding
Mont
George L. Brown
Norton
Kan
Boy Choir Picnic at Congregational Church
The Congregational church boy choir enjoyed a Tuesday evening outing. Unable to drive due to country roads they visited the natatorium. After water activities a chicken supper was served by the boys’ mothers. Thirty five attended and the event included marshmallow toasts by the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
McClellan
Publicity urged for Reaser electric road in Greeley
J. W. Carpenter of Gilcrest told the Greeley press Friday that advertising for the Reaser electric road is insufficient. He works on right of way and says about 75 percent has been secured. He warns that if Greeley delays, the Denver interurban will bypass to Fort Collins. Reaser and Pearce were at the Camfield ten days ago but declined interview. Air lines with a press censorship usually remain air lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Carpenter
Gilcrest
Greeley
Reaser Electric Road
Carpenter
Reaser
Denver
Baby Drowns in Irrigation Ditch Near Fort Lupton
Coroner Macy responds to Fort Lupton after a German infant, John Ross aged 20 months, drowns when left in care of older siblings. Parents Adam and Mrs. Ross were in fields at 5 am Wednesday. The body was recovered 600 yards downstream from the ditch after being found by Mr. Kildow at 16:30 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
Fort Lupton
Adam Ross
Lupton
John
Kildow
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