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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1909
Page
5
Illinois traveler E G Samuelson leaves for Beaver after a brief city visit. Emma Ness departs for Denver Tuesday morning. Wanted Rose Seedlings and Ohio call potatoes. Billy Williams on crutches after a horse kick. DeVotte couple and C L Montgomery visit Eaton. Wellington Howard reports a horse death by congestion. Rev J W King to return from California due to health.
W Harrie of Collins arrives back at life home after a brief coastal pleasure visit. He had departed for Platteville Tuesday to oversee his business interests.
Kinsella discusses insurance amid notes on harnesses from F A Gates. Ralph Christopher left with a surveying crew for Willow Creek. Hazle Godfrey visits with brother Bert Godfrey of LaSalle. Mrs K M Brown and Miss Eva Shearer depart for California on a two month trip. C E Houston returns from a two week Ohio visit. Miss Etta Luther travels to Denver to care for Mrs S H Shields' ill granddaughter.
Relinquishment notice for 160 acres under Denver Reservoir and Henrylyn ditches. Located near Fred K. at 1412 Curtis Street, Denver. Sale details and deadline not specified in readable text.
Mr and Mrs C A Anderson were involved in an event that occurred Monday afternoon. The notice records their names and the timing of the incident in a concise society column style.
Bundles of wallpaper offered at low prices are now ready at Horne's store. The quantity and variety promise affordable options for shoppers decorating homes this season.
Mrs N F Willis of satan departed for home Monday after visiting Mrs H J Houston and Mrs Charlies Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Richardson, after visiting Mrs. Richardson’s brother Fred C. Gedge, departed for their Denver home Tuesday morning.
Attorney Churchill prepares incorporation documents for Gill with capital stock of 40000 dollars. Promoters include W. H Gill B. J. Decker R. H. Sloan and Dorothy Andrews daughter of Ray Andrews who was briefly poisoned by indelible pencil lead but is now out of danger after several days of careful watching.
Miss Martha Snoddy entertained about eight Delta Phi girls Monday afternoon. Guests brought sewing projects and refreshments were served in the sorority colors, making for a pleasant gathering.
Eastern blue vitras at Fezer's priced at 12 pounds for $1.00. J. L. Higby of Grover traveled to Denver Tuesday morning on land business. Miss Alice Krackowizer also went to Denver Tuesday morning for a short pleasure trip.
Mrs. L. Jones and Mrs. J. Fisher left for Denver Saturday to likely locate there. Otto Johnson departed for Sturgis South Carolina with plans to make his future home. Mrs. J. M. Cameron and Mrs. John Truby go to Windsor Wednesday for a missionary convention edition.
Delta residents and guests featured with visits and travel plans. Mr Freeburg paints a new home while Miss Agnes Robb visits with sister Mrs Pearl Austin and Barbara Bons spends time with Ruth Foley. Bertha Von Rosenburg plans extended Texas trip. Evans family moves to farm bought from Mr Kinsela. Houtchens family relocates to town. Vernon couple to Denver to see Gypsy Smith evangelist. Sylvia Archibald visits sister Allie Archibald near Johnstown. Lawrence plans to Eastern Colorado visit due to father Heolock’s illness. Lofgren land development under way in eastern Colorado. Tribune want ads note.
An advertisement extols the value of buying a harness from F. A. Gates, highlighting quality and reliability for buyers seeking dependable equestrian gear.
The West Side ladies aid society held an all day meeting last Wednesday with Mrs. John Moodie. Members sewed for a fellow member and enjoyed luncheon hosted by the hostess. The next gathering is Wednesday afternoon April 7 at Mrs. E M MelIndoo’s home.
George C. Allen, co proprietor, has disposed of all interests and will pursue other business. O. O. Russell, president and largest stockholder, has purchased Allen’s holdings and now controls the firm.
Enid Torhill departed the Normal for a week in Denver starting Saturday. Jettye Chaddock and Mrs. H Schoonover returned to Eaton Monday morning after a brief Collins visit.
Miss Lena Reddick and Guy Harrison, niece and nephew of Mrs. George Keller, returned from their visit in Colorado Springs Monday.
Miss Hattie Ferguson has departed for her Benton City Missouri home after an extended stay aimed at reviving her health.
Mr and Mrs William Mayher completed a pleasure trip to New Orleans and returned home Saturday night after several weeks away.
Father ONeill of St. Dominic's church Denver returned to his home Tuesday after a short visit here. He delivered the evening sermon at St. Peter's Sunday evening.
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