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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1909
Page
3
Little Locals lists residents and travel notes from Eaton to Evans with names like Burke Jackson Osterhout Dabiman and Gaye. A 16 day shoe sale at the Meyer Store 713 Main Street features 62.25 men s shoes now 1.69 with a hammer tie promotional event mentioned.
Farmers Merce Co reports a busy start as Mies F Cooper of Denver and Miss Miriam Bosker travel to Ault and Eaton to inspect seed and shop. The Meyer Store advertises shoe and key fitting services, with a sale on Band Shoes and preparations for spring trade. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised for kidney and bladder issues and backache.
Kinsella insurance visits Craigs for school books. A motor cycle was given away at Lester's with loan funds available. Mrs L M McDonald, piano and organ teacher, 1303 Eighth Ave. Miss Mabel Newman visited from Ault to spend time with her sister Alma. Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson, formerly of Salt Lake City, moved to Omaha. Mrs H Leonard and son Artie left for Elliott Iowa after visiting Nearys. Mrs J A Davis returned home in Denver after attending Mrs Yardley’s wedding anniversary.
Frank Bons lost a mule last week after purchasing it from George Green. The animal broke its neck on the first hitch. Local residents report several Sunday visits among neighbors including Paul Crist, the Archibalds, and the Calvins.
Mr James sold his ranch last week for 14000 dollars. Fred Gordon has moved to new quarters on Fred Flints ranch, rented for the summer. Vr Wilkinson hauling lumber. Mrs Ellen Dunn visiting her sisters. A G Brinson of Ber Rod N Hanes of Denver at the Chapel last Thursday. Neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs Gee Brown Friday evening. Mrs S M Miller head of cradle roll invites the young.
A damaged notice lists a new machine shed on H. D. Bs ranch east of Evans and that the school will start in the new school house the first of March. It notes residents from Evans and Greeley visiting families and mentions road conditions on Route No 4 and saving miles for summer travel. The family of Mr and Mrs W. B. Ikinson reports their daughter is recovering from illness.
Scot Morford traveled to Denver last week to buy a team and was later named town marshal and street supervisor. The town board also appointed H P Hill as police judge at Friday’s meeting. Local moves include Marion relocating to a ranch near Lesalle and several families changing homes after illness and other reasons. Jake Arnold’s Thursday sale drew a large crowd with good prices.
In Lucerne a girl was born February 25 to Mr and Mrs Woodland. H F Collins returned home from Cheyenne. Mrs Carlson visited Mr Collins and Mrs Meeker. Mrs Meeker and two children left for Missouri Sunday. Rose Ames from Pleasant Valley visited Friday and Saturday. Friday night dance was postponed due to bad roads. Mrs Enaul traveled to Denver.
Women meet for dinner next Saturday then tour the area making Cradie Roll calls in the afternoon. They aim to repeat this in three months. The Chapel held a special meeting Sunday night adding sixteen new members. Harry Whewell reports enjoying his new work in Greeley.
W C Chaffin spent several days in Boulder last week. R D Mackey visited friends in Eaton over Sunday. John Mackley is the guest of Mr and Mrs Tom Wheeler. Hannah and Maxwell Smylie spent the week's end in Denver. Mrs Hannaman hosted a tea party for her birthday. Wm E Day, off the sick list, is able to be around again. J A McTammany returned to Denver Monday after visiting Andrew Mackey. Lumber has arrived for Mr Smylie's new house and will be occupied by John Thompson and son Joy.
Mrs. T. L. Paris of Greeley Colorado endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after her kidney and backache pains eased. She purchased them at H Reynolds Drug Company and reports lasting improvement since 1906. For sale by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
The annual meeting of the stock holders will be held at La Grange schoolhouse on April 5, 1909 at 7 30 p m to elect officers for the coming year and transact all other business that may properly come before said meeting. MKS. CHAS. 58. MULFORD, Secretary.
The fifth of February was Free Day for last month at The Trimble Wheeler Shoe Co. All customers with tickets from that date receive their money back. It warns buyers to act now as today’s purchase could also be free.
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