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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
8
Local notices show Mrs. E L Compton and others traveling to Ault La Salle Fort Collins and Estes Park. Visits extend to Glen Haven Windsor Grinwell Iowa and Denver with several to Kuner and Nunn. William Lodwick Nell Shepard and Lena Jackman are among those highlighted in moving about Colorado and nearby states.
Mrs Maud Tingle returns from Fort Collins after visiting Mrs L Holmes Mrs F O Nicholson and Mrs 8 L Kaessinger. Misses Katie and Maud Ward leave for Estes Park on three months vacation after three years in the telephone office. Mary Kendal to sing at Congregational church tomorrow evening. A M Hubart of Colorado Fruit Grower in Greeley on business.
Mrs Alta Hamman and Mrs A K Ludlow lead a Junior League delegation to the state convention in session at Fort Collins. Mrs B P Wigton of Fox Park Wyoming visited her sister Mrs F J Peyton and went to Denver. Miss Tommie Atwell, formerly a Denver business college student, is visiting Mrs Peyton.
Eskel George Edith and Evaline Johnson, offspring of Victor Johnson, departed with his body to Kewanee where burial will occur. Rev O W Gustafsop accompanied them to Denver. relatives reside in Kewanee while the boys will return to Greeley. A Presbyterian Woman's Missionary meeting followed at the manse with songs led by Mrs J W Fuqua and program lead by Mrs W H Schureman on the Southern Question.
The bottle is sold with a refund promise if not satisfied after using two thirds per directions. Dealers statewide offer the guarantee, inviting customers to try the product.
Johnstown announces start of construction on a new depot on June 18, with work to proceed at a rapid pace. The project aims to improve transportation facilities and support local commerce.
A street car company elected a 13 member board of directors for the coming year at a recent meeting. The officers chosen were P. W. Allen as president and F. J. Green as secretary. W. L. Clayton asked the board about a branch line on Ninth Avenue and other track construction plans were discussed for decision at future meetings.
A brief notice touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a prompt effective remedy for rheumatic muscle pain in the shoulders. It claims quick relief, agreeable use, and availability "by all" vendors.
Mrs. William Kittley 23, wife of a prominent farmer three miles north of Longmont, died this morning after swallowing carbolic acid. She was alone with two young children when the act occurred. Her husband heard her scream, Dr. Dillingham arrived too late, and Coroner Macy took charge with no inquest expected.
The past year saw a young wife suffer melancholia and threaten suicide. This morning she appeared unusually happy. At about 7 am Kittley found her on the floor with acid on her lips. Dr Dillingham arrived as she died at the ranch, with the Kittley family well known in Weld county.
A Sunday excursion organized for world familiarizing interests traversed the Switzerland Trail, highlighting scenic routes and local stops. Participants gathered to enjoy the landscape and discuss regional history and geology.
News of the death of Mrs Jessie McNee Brown wife of Parl Brown occurred at her Blairsburg Iowa home. She had lived in Greeley with her aunt Mrs Agnes Dart and graduated from Greeley High School in 1900 and Normal College in 1902. She taught in Blairsburg for years and died June 16 leaving her husband as survivor.
Miss Jessie Mosher hosted the Why Not club meeting with several guests including Misses Josephine Knowles Rhoda Haynes Marjory Watson Mabel Woolf and Mr J Scott Thompson Arthur Searing and L E Wyatt in a pleasant afternoon and dinner at her home. The club, formed in high school days, gathered for cheerful reminiscences and a 6 30 oclock dinner marked the reunion.
By paying 137.50 to J. E. Stalcup, B C Tennant of Kersey halted a lawsuit over damages after Stalcup alleges his mare was chased into a wire fence by Tennant s horse. The mare allegedly suffered a near loss of a foot.
Bruce Bowles, a Weld county horse trader near Keenesburg, is charged with selling a quarter section of U.S. government land to Pink Murray for 500 dollars. Bowles pleaded not guilty, was bound over to district court, and a July 25 trial was set. Authorities say more prosecutions may follow as other similar sales are investigated.
Doan’s Kidney Pills are advertised as curing backache urinary troubles and diabetes by correcting disordered kidneys. August Anderson of Greeley Colorado testifies to long relief after using the remedy and recommends Gilbert Drug Co. He notes the pills cost 50 cents and are sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY as United States agents. Remember the name Dean’s.
John Proctor and H J Hein discovered that fruit trees on a 50 acre island in Seven Lakes and Boyd Lake survived a harsh frost while surrounding land died. The frost spared trees on the water surrounded island and may boost its value and prompt development of similar water surrounded fruit lands in the state.
The water absorbs heat in daylight and at night acts like a smudge pot, warming the surroundings and saving money for farmers with orchards along the mang.
Mrs H A Russell and Mrs Leol G Mann hosted a Friday gathering for three soon-to-be brides Mr Grace Curtis Rosalie Fuge and Cameron at Mrs Russell’s home. Roses adorned the decor and games included a floral story wardrobe bride’s hat craft with tissue paper. Prizes went to Dr Ella Mead Miss Curtiss and Edna Welsh. Guests received Haviland china bread and butter plates as keepsakes. thirty attended.
Pierce residents were informed the Pierce School will close on Friday for a pupils program in Dunaway hall during the afternoon. Attorney James Gault of Greeier visited Pierce on Thursday and Marion Boyland of the Gault district called in on Wednesday. Dr. Agan reported via dispatch from Los Angeles that his young son is not as ill as feared and improving rapidly.
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