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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1910
Page
6
Plowing for summer wheat has started in Beebe Draw as farmers weigh March weather. Many prepare ground for sowing while some hold back under the lamb to lion adage. Planting may begin in a week if conditions stay favorable. corn plowing will follow in a month or six weeks.
Miss Amy Day and Roma Mayfield were married this afternoon at the Presbyterian manse. Rev. R. J. Hunter officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Day of Pleasant Valley and the groom lives with his parents on the Ryan ranch. The couple will reside on a ranch in Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. Hl J. Houston and Mrs. Josephine Cheesman led a surprise visit to the Greeley hospital. They found abundant well prepared meals spotless facilities and new improvements including linoleum operating room equipment and lighting. The management across all departments received high praise and the hospital’s good condition pleased city charity leaders.
Fort Collins resident McCall brings district court suit against Frank J. Smith and bondsmen A A Moody and W M Otis for recovery of costs from a three year dispute. McCall was once attached on $500 in a Windsor bank, but district court found no grounds for the attachment. Attorneys are Joseph C. Ewing and William R. Kelley for McCall, and Thomas Leftwich for the defendants.
Mrs. Isaac Heathman was taken to Greeley this morning on the charge of insanity. She was accompanied by Mrs. Frank Lanche and Mrs. C. U. Stiles.
Market records show numerous real estate transfers in Greeley including W C Thomas to Julia O Connell for Lot 6 in Beer and Thomas subdivision, Elmer E Merritt to Wilbur H Allen, Eva Lucretia Kailus to Claude Williams, and Alfred Peterson from Merritt. A public note mentions Greeley ringing the bell for the Lenten service and outside papers noting local interest from The Denver Times and New York Sun. Also offered are sales and trades including an onion farm in Weld County and a lot for sale on Sth Avenue.
Mrs. M. Inman recounts the tearing down of the old Trinity Episcopal church bell tower in Greeley. The bell, a gift from Mrs. Mary Bradford of Cleveland, Ohio, rang at dedication under Vernon J. Le Mansfield. Longtime bell ringer Mr. Mansfield served worshippers for years as the tower nears destruction.
Mr and Mrs H W Campbell formerly of Grover were in Greeley Tuesday and traveled to Denver later that evening. They now reside in Sturgis Ohio. A lively runaway in downtown caused excitement when Chris Mosers team bolted from a frightened horse near an auto. The hayrack loaded with grain was halted at Model Mills with no injuries.
Miss Maud Leavy has spent the past year with her father John Leavy and returned to her Denver home on Tuesday.
E W sells his feed store to a lumber concern to form the Kersey company with Mr Burke as manager. H S B arrives from Greeley with stock for the new venture. Miss Marton of Greeley heads to her homestead southeast of Kersey, where she will live.
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