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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
3
Spring opens and invites a fresh start as buyers cast off winter garb and prepare for summer. Dealers tout dull-season buying with ready to ship fabrics and furnishings, highlighting attractive designs and fabrics including Point de Lacern and Nottinghams for new curtains rugs and furniture.
Beautiful spring days spur mothers to buy new baby carriages for fresh air. A wide range of go carts in new styles and designs is available with prices from 2.50 to 50.00. No carts carried over from last season.
Kinsella offers home made pork sausage on order. H J Houston reachable at Black 722. With each dollar of groceries, 20 pounds of sugar sold for a dollar. Royal Cash Tea Co located at 940 Ninth Avenue.
Kineena insurance and Orrs blacksmith shop offer services while M B Cotten of Fort Collins plans to settle in Caldwell Idaho. Dave Camp recovers from an injury at home. A free Alaska Yukon Expo trip invites 20 young ladies under a Ranch & Range plan. Senator Carpenter travels to Chicago for Denver railroad bond issues and related private business.
Forty five new members have enrolled at St. Peter's Catholic church in three weeks. All are strangers to Greely or the surrounding area, indicating growth in the community’s population and attendance.
Articles of incorporation were filed for the Bollinger and Robinson Investment Company with Denver offices. The company will engage in land and loan business, trading extensively in Weld county, with capital stock of 50 000 dollars. Incorporators are M. E. Sayles KR. R. Bollinger and N. P. Kobingon.
Rev W A Phillips of United Presbyterian says about three thousand people were turned away from the Denver Auditorium despite its three thousand seat capacity. He notes the evangelist will lead followers through the city and sing revival songs in the area.
The Progress hub meeting has been rescheduled from Wednesday to Thursday afternoon due to the funeral of Mr. Hastings.
C. G. Price, a mall carrier, had been confined to bed for two months but returned to his route on Tuesday morning, resuming duties and daily rounds.
Superintendent Hitchcock of Kilpatrick Bros Construction rents C Watson house on Ninth avenue and moves family in, planning to reside in Greeley for at least a year.
Mrs Batton of Windsor underwent operation at the city hospital Monday for appendicitis and related complications. The surgeons believe her prognosis shows a fair chance for recovery.
It urges Mr. Farmer to consider spring implements and warns that friends taking money from your pocket end friendship. It claims the implements lack cast iron and asks if anyone can sell free from constraints. J. A. Enright & Co. signs the notice.
Reverend John Doane of the Congregational church is expected to return Friday and will conduct Sunday services. A letter from him indicates his wife, still at Chicago Presbyterian hospital, is showing encouraging progress toward recovery.
Windsor resident Mrs. B G Whiting was admitted to Fort Collins hospital Monday for treatment of a complication of diseases. The Whitings, a young married couple with one child, live on a Windsor area farm. her condition is serious but not dangerous, and a hospital stay is hoped to aid her recovery.
Harry McAfee spent Sunday in Denver and heard evangelist Gipsy Smith for one dollar. The Bliss Lateral Irrigation Co filed articles of incorporation with promoters Alvin A. Larson Jesse Ogden and Anthony Fry of Pierce. Capital stock set at 1600 dollars. Royal Cash Tea Co lists 40 Ninth avenue with 20 young ladies admitted free.
The Graphic club met Monday afternoon at 131% Ninth Avenue with Mrs Parker. Discussions covered Joan of Arc divided into author speaker theme and plot with Mrs Law Miss Ida Bishop and Miss Hattie Bishop. A surprise marshmallow treat followed.
A Friday evening event at Wyatt school featured an old fashioned spelling contest and a ciphering match. Miss Lodena Deal, a pupil, won the spelling contest while Herbert Taylor, not enrolled, won the ciphering contest. The programs drew a good crowd and the events have become popular in the district.
Annual meeting of stockholders at La Grange School house on April 5, 1908 at 7 30 p m to elect officers for the coming year and transact other business. Mrs Chas S Mulford announces.
Advertises a limited time event inviting purchases of watches, clocks, and silverware at Dunham’s store opposite the Court House. Details imply a special sale with assorted items priced to attract shoppers.
A Greek held a hearing before Justice Hatch Tuesday morning and was bound over to county court on larceny charges after being accused of stealing a bicycle from a local dealer. About fifty people visited the public library on Sunday from 3:30 to 5:30 for its opening, but a misunderstanding over book exchanges occurred as the regular librarian was absent on Sundays and no exchanges were conducted.
Nearly all diseases of the skin cause itching and smarting that disturb sleep. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain's Salve. It allays itching almost instantly and many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by all druggists.
Miss Gladys Higgins of the Wyatt district was operated on for appendicitis in a Denver hospital last week. She is reported recovering well as her father returns home. Her mother remains in Denver. The Miggins daughters have also faced illness this winter with Miss Alvah just back from Denver under medical care.
A Friday night caucus of the independent party nominated A Hi Myers for Eaton mayor. For the town board the slate includes Fred Larkin W R Clark and Thomas Leadbetter who currently sit on the board. The caucus took place at the Odd Fellows building with strong attendance. The citizens party has not yet held its caucus.
Fifteen new members joined Eaton camp during a joint session with Greeley Windsor Severance and Ault at the Odd Fellows hall. The event featured a fine supper, decorations in purple and white, a fancy drill, music by Mr. Engle, and a gift presentation to state deputy Miss Margaret Long of Boulder.
East Side church held a Friday night event for Sunday school scholars featuring entertainment and stereo optic talk. V Phoenix drew the crowd with two solos, The Holy City and Juanita, praised for his whistling.
Twenty four delegates from Boulder Longmont Loveland Fort Collins Brush Sterling Wray Greeley Windsor gathered March 10 at Windsor Methodist church for the fourth annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society. Sessions featured devotions reports discussions on membership growth local work and needs plus committee appointments amid courteous Windsor hospitality.
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