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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
8
Tuesday, March 7 report lists residents visiting Greeley and Windsor, deliveries, social calls, and health notes. Notables include Prof. Molineux and Miss Ethel Sool at a local institute, the Pettipier Nixon Mercantile sale, and several trips to Greeley, Windsor, and Windsor for social events and business. Diphtheria quarantines affect Mrs. O L Pettepier and Mrs. Walter Bly recovers from typhoid.
The Kerr brothers of Mead plan to resume plowing near Bennett using a newly purchased engine. E O Marlindale and family moved from Greeley to Mead, while L C Kerr and Scott Kerr visited Longmont. Seven inches of snow fell over the weekend and farmers report improving crop moisture and a promising outlook.
The Sunday school monthly count met at the home of Dr and Mrs Mennicott last Monday evening. After a profitable time delightful refreshments were served. Several local residents traveled to Denver on various days for visits and events.
Mrs. O I Pettipier hosted Mrs. J H Shane of Windsor and Shane stayed Friday. Dr Gonoway traveled to Albany Missouri on business. The Ladies Aid served lunch at C W Ackline sale, netting about 13 dollars. The Tallman family mourns son Paul who died of pneumonia at 1 year 8 months, burial in Windsor cemetery. The note also mentions snow and farm water hopes and the departure of the Pettipier family.
Smith District residents Nellie Bennett and Mary Nelson visited Miss Clara Mullin last Friday then returned home Monday. A dance at Fawn Elliott's drew a large crowd last Friday with a cheerful mood. A hard times dance at Ben Wy kert’s home is planned for next Saturday night March 4 with calico dresses and overalls requested. A box supper at Smith school last Friday raised 8 to buy a US flag and pole. Mrs Dick Carroll of Fairplay District welcomed her brother C Ames from North Dakota after 21 years. Sister Mrs J Fenton of Grey Bull, Wyoming joined briefly. Mrs John Carroll and daughter Jennie are sick. Dick Carroll is ill with grip and head and ear issues.
Mrs F Jay Smith visited Wind sor last Thursday. Miss Kathryn Brennan of Smith school attended a Northern Colorado Teachers association meeting in Greeley last Friday. Miss Dora Carroll of Fairplay district visited Mullin ranch Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Herb Barthrup from North of Ault spent Sunday at John Carroll ranch. Mrs J Mullin called on Mrs W Wienle and Mrs F Jay in Smith last Saturday. Miss Katie Pfaff visited Mrs Wienle Saturday night. No school last Friday and the holiday was enjoyed by the children. Mrs Mullin called on Mrs John Carroll Sunday afternoon. A little daughter was born last Friday to the Japanese couple on the Herman Becker farm. Mrs Dave Emery went to Fort Collins last Friday to stay about four months with her parents Mr and Mrs Austin. Mrs Charles Nash has gone to
Mrs. William Foss will attend the teachers association in Greeley. George Prunty and family are at home after spending winter near Barnesville. J. S. Forney returned home from Pueblo. Mr. and Mrs. Diehl and Mr. Herrick were in Greeley this week. Mrs. Herrick has returned from Denver where Earnest is improving with an eye specialist. Rev. Hunter of Greeley will hold a short service after Sunday school. The dedication of the new Baptist church is planned and Rev Forward could not attend. Bradford, the Sunday school superintendent, will be away visiting his parents in the East.
Kersey Will Clark returns to Kersey after a year away in North Hampton Massachusetts due to his sister's death and will stay through the summer. Cyrus Neal came back from Pueblo after supervising ditch work for Scoby and Martin contractors. Mrs. W. F. Spaulding recovers from grip. Mrs. Clara Berry ill on a nearby homestead. Mr. and Mrs. Don Heffernan return from Eaton visit. Jack Cooper and family and Joseph Inman and family move from Kersey to local ranches.
The 1911 Our Wall Paper department advertises full varieties of season color and design. It highlights French English German and American manufacturers with exclusive designs and guaranteed colors. Estimates on paper and hanging provided at low prices with home sample book inspections available.
The internal revenue department aids the anti saloon league to curb bootlegging in Weld Paso Mesa Boulder Larimer Delta Montrose and Rio Grande counties. Revenue officers will reveal liquor permit holders to assist anti saloon officers while pursuing unlicensed sales.
Indications point to a single ticket in the city election unless nonpartisans field two slates. Mayher is urged to accept the nomination. if he does he is expected to win. Ward candidates include Farr in the first, Martin and Insinger in the second with Howard, and Hays with March and Peery in the third. Clerk candidates are Hotchkiss, Patton, and Lowe. marshal contenders include Marsh, Collins, Camp, Poe, and Roy. The race is expected to be quiet unless turnout increases.
Frank Dennis died at his sister's home shortly before his wife could reach him from Freemontia Kansas. He was survived by his mother Mrs Eliza Dennis and three sisters Mrs Frank A Durban of Zanesville Ohio Mrs D A Dobb of Manhattan Kansas and Mrs Harris. Tuberculosis caused his death. He was obliged to re-
Former Colorado and Wyoming superintendent J. Dennis died after a medical turn for the worse following an operation in Greeley. Born August 28, 1875 in Findlay Ohio, he leaves a widow four children Jule Jack Frank and Dorothy his mother and three sisters. Funeral services will be at the home of Mr and Mrs J G Harris at 2 pm Tuesday conducted by Rev John Doane. Interment is private.
Ten members of the Ramona club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs nh F Marsh's home for a pleasant session of fancy work. Mrs Marsh was assisted by her daughters Mrs Frank Madden and Miss Mildred Marah in serving.
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