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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
6
For sale stock hogs F W Sylvester at Bell telephone 643 Red. For sale good seed wheat and oats J B Holland RB 4.
Florence C Weaver, eighteen months, daughter of Dr and Mrs John Weaver, died from pneumonia last Saturday. Funeral Monday at 2 pm led by Rev Frank Barnett. John W Walker of LaSalle died Feb 22 in Delta Colorado at 81 from cystitis. Funeral at D Ellis home. James Warren, former Hoover ranch manager near Hardin, died last Thursday from stomach trouble. funeral at Linkin undertaking with Rev John Doane officiating. Mrs Anna Crawford, wife of Archibald Crawford of Empire, died in Johnstown from pneumonia while visiting daughter Lee Flower. funeral at Lee Flower home. Mrs Florence Worley Demorest died in Greeley of puerperal fever at 1721 Eleventh Ave. funeral Thursday at 2:30 pm. Her son Nelson Coroli four weeks old survives. Further relatives named include Coroli Worley and Mrs Nesbit. Funeral at residence.
The service schedule lists morning worship at 10 45 with Through Death to Life, Sunday school at noon, and evening lecture on Jesus Christ in History. The Men's Noon Club meets at 12 with The Practice of the Sermon on the Mount, led by M A Bunker. Florence Fezer leads True Happiness at 6 30, and the Young People's Society assembles at 6 30 The church invites all to attend. John Doane is pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Tilden entertained the Carrom Club on a Wednesday night with a Washington party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Nilson, Miss Bohen, and Mrs. Marsh. The evening featured carrom and singing with Howard Reinks at the piano. The Woman's Relief Corps holds meetings on the first and last Thursdays. February 15 saw six membership applications amid a prosperous year with nineteen new members last year and hope for growth this year.
Adjutant Chas. Gearing and Captain Case of Denver will lead special services on Saturday evening March 3 at 8 p m and all day Sunday March 4 in the farmy shall. The public is cordially invited.
Services at 11 o clock and morning worship at 10 45. Next Sunday topic Substance. Wednesday 7 30 reading room open daily. Communion in the morning. Evening topic Was Christ a Socialist. Praise service led by choir and orchestra. RK J Hunter pastor. Orville A Petty pastor. This church has no fixed creed and invites all to join in free inquiry and truth
Mrs S M Goodman hosted the Saturday Afternoon club last week. Mrs Charles Jackson presented a paper on the life of Roosevelt. Mrs Louise Austin outlined the life of Paul Lawrence Dunbar the recently deceased poet. Mrs Austin sang a Dunbar song. Mrs Frank Dille performed instrumental selections. Refreshments followed.
A quiet 2 pm ceremony on February 26 at the Offerie home joined Gertrude Offerie and Charles Kneip with Rev. R. J. Hunter officiating. Relatives witnessed the vows while Anna Bills played the wedding march. The couple leaves for Carbondale, Kansas, after a reception of floral gifts and a rice sendoff.
G B C Literary Society presents a program Friday March 2 at 7 45 p m featuring G B C quartette current events Henry Baab a recitation by Stella Rosling a debate on the Western Federation of Miners as a menace to the country a piano solo by Miss Probert a recitation by Adella Vose G B C news by Miss Steele an address by Hon Frank Madden and a male quartet Friends invited
A collage of notices from Oxfords and Red Front advertising spring footwear and new stock, with visits from Boreal sisters and Bennett family. Community events include a surprise farewell party with a friendship quilt and reports on Seven Lakes Reservoir project plans to raise Dry Creek basin capacity.
A small Boston terrier named Beau Brummel, owned by Mrs. H. Call, weighs eleven pounds and is five months old. Secured from Massasoit kennels in Springfield, its pedigree is lengthy though the breed remains rare in the state. The dog enjoys angel’s food and milk, and often lounges on the roof basking in sun while gazing at other dogs below.
San Antonio is described as an ideal winter retreat with perfect climate, semi tropical vegetation, plazas, adobes and missions presenting an old Spanish city atmosphere. The round trip via Colorado & Southern costs $41.10. Complete information is available from Mr. T. B. Pisher, G. P. A., Denver.
A chorus recital was held last Wednesday evening in the normal school chapel under Prof. W. K. Stiffey superintendent of music. He was assisted by J. C. Kendel violin and Miss Kendel with Miss Sibley as accompanists.
At Private Sale a choice 160 acre farm near Ault with running water and good fencing offered on easy terms with a good title. Contact C. P. Kemmerer for details. Also an eighty acre farm near LaSalle with water, fences, good buildings offered by C. P. Kemmerer for potato and grain land.
We express heartfelt thanks to kind friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. A. A. Crawford, M. H. Tucker, Mrs. L. Flower.
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