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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1909
Page
6
A roundup of residents and visitors with travel to Denver Eaton Windsor Cheyenne Pomona Evans Seattle and beyond. Notes on marriages licenses and business trips. Some names include Ault Greeley Windsor Nickerson and La Grange districts.
Mrs. Dave Severance spent Friday in the city. Mabel Wasley arrives from Severance to visit her parents. Albert ONeill of Denver visits with his father J J ONeill. Mr and Mrs Lee Henderson of Sterling visit with the Fezers. Elizabeth Beattie returns to LaSalle after visiting Grace Rogers. Miss Lillian Newton buys a pony and rides to LaGrange school. Orrs smith shop advertises spring tune up. Mr and Mrs C O Harris return from Fort Collins. Rev A B Pendleton of Denver returns home after visiting the Normal. Mrs James Stuart of LaSalle leaves after a visit with Mrs A M Stuart.
Mrs. M Leddy, a trimmer in Miss Floyds millinery shop, went to Denver Thursday due to her daughters illness. The Lincoln Annuity Union, a high class fraternal insurance order, is gaining popularity with Greeley residents. Investigate their plan. Its right.
Longmont March 4 arrest of L S Mayhew and his wife for the alleged murder of aged ranchman Will Collier. The pair were spirited away by officers to unknown locations after transfer between vehicles. Boulder and Berthoud connected, Denver authorities deny knowledge of their whereabouts. Sheriff cites danger of violence if the evidence leaks.
Mrs. McMurray Masters arrived from Denver Wednesday night and tenants of the Cottage hotel were evicted, leaving families out in the cold with their baggage still on the curb. No reason was given for the eviction from the historic hostelry.
Stiff neck results from rheumatism of neck muscles and usually affects one side. While painful, quick relief is possible by applying Chamberlains Liniment. If fever and swelling are absent, no internal treatment is needed. the liniment often works better than internal remedies. Sold by all druggists.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Lucerne Hall Company will be held on Thursday March 25 1909 at 8 o'clock p m at the said hall to transact such business as may come before it. MAX GERRY Secretary.
Mrs E B La Count, a water color teacher who was here last spring, is in Greeley again for six weeks and expects to offer lessons during that period. The incorporation papers for the town of New Keota were filed with the county clerk Thursday. It is the burg on the Sterling Cheyenne branch of the Burlington.
The Christian Endeavor prayer meeting committee met at Miss Clara Johnson's last Wednesday night. The hostess served refreshments and the group reviewed upcoming church activities.
An old ad asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy cures kidney or bladder trouble not beyond medicine, including backache and irregularities that could lead to Bright's disease or diabetes, and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Mrs. Charles W. Beer learned her sister Mrs. William Steffens of Davenport Iowa died suddenly after complications from inflammatory rheumatism. Doctors could not determine the exact cause. The death followed a brief illness.
The Kensington club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Jen. H. Sears. The gathering featured pleasant conversation and needlework, with refreshments served. Guests included Mrs. B. B. Hatch Mrs. PD. J. Mareh Mrs. George Dauth and Miss Mines of Detroit.
A Wisconsin mother reports her three year old son suffered severe constipation and fever. After two doses of Foley's Orino Laxative, the fever subsided and the child recovered fully by morning, described as life saving. Product sold by druggists.
A Greeley advertisement promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming to regrow hair unless scalp is severely damaged. The offer guarantees a full refund if three bottles do not eradicate dandruff cleanse the scalp and grow new hair with no obligations. Two sizes priced 60 cents and a dollar.
The United States petitions in the District Court of Colorado to condemn parcels 17 18 19 20 21 and 42 in block 43 of Greeley for a post office site. Respondents named include Franklin P. Frost and others with interests in parcel 1. Court set to hear March 6 1909 and appoint guardians ad litem as needed for infants or minors.
Public notice from Weld County District Court announces hearing on February 23 1909 to examine approve and confirm bonds of a water works district up to 2 000 000 and to approve related construction contracts. The hearing will be at the Court House in Greeley with demurrer or answer due by March 20 1909 and March 13 1909 publication dates in the Greeley Tribune.
The district court in Larimer County Colorado fixes a hearing date for A F B Goodwin's petition to transfer and change diversion points for 29.05 cubic feet per second from Brown Ditch Nos 1 1 5 7 9 6 7 4 to the North Fork Ditch and related diversions from Fish Creek North Fork Poudre river. The headgate location is recorded and the hearing is scheduled in April 1908.
The court orders a hearing to determine the rights of petitioners and directs notices be posted and served to all interested parties. The action proceeds in Fort Collins Larime County Colorado with the judge James B Garrigues presiding. First publication February 24, 1908.
In the matter of the estate of Deteras Ane Heed the court orders a private sale of the real property with water and improvements to raise funds for unpaid claims. Legatees and devisees must appear March 20 before Judge Strong to show cause why the executor should not be directed to sell and invest. Guardian ad litem for Harry Heed appointed. Publication to run in the Greeley Tribune for four consecutive weeks.
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