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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1909
Page
6
Local notes recount visits and trips among residents with Denver Greeley Evans and Hardin connections. Detailing social calls, theater plans, church events, club meetings and new residences in Kersey Ault Greeley and surrounding areas.
Mr and abs wm Egner move to Barr Colo Prof Redman and wife of Mead were Saturday visitors here Miss Anna Duenweg went to Greeley and stayed until Sunday Dr Guthrie visited his wife in St Jakes hospital she is improving Miss Sara Knowlton resigned as Platteville teacher and wed Albert Taylor of Craig to Golden Prof Reid and Mrs Boas take over tasks Aunt J J Newell ill with grip Mrs H A Hainey sick with lagrippe Frank Harris in Greeley moving between towns Mrs A L Palmer returns home from nursing sister Southard Mr and Mrs KB Darner spend Sunday in Greeley with Rev John King Mrs Roy Clark back from Greeley L Gibberson begins move to Maxwell NM Mrs Jones returns to Denver Jacob Hasbrouck back from Denver.
Miss Bernice Eldridge suffers a bout of tonsillitis while Corinne Stogell visits Weldon friends. Rev. C. A. Cooper preaches at the Windsor school house. Lester English visits Earl Norman in Greeley. Teachers Douglass and Newton guest at Clark home. Mrs. Warren Morse visits Denver. husband works in the state auditor's office. Duane DeVotie stays with Henry DeVotie. Mrs. Mary Scott of Greeley and Mrs. Phil Dale of LaSalle visit Mrs. McCullough. Georgia Baker improves from tonsillitis and returns to Greeley. Mark Andrews rents Mulford place. T. Nishi to farm the home ranch. Hotchkiss youths visit Mr. and Mrs. Dean at Bracewell place. Dean formerly Alma Johnson. Eula Morse returns from Denver. Warren Morse's wife recovering from hospital operation. Ladies' Club meets at Mrs. James McCullough with a small attendance. Georgie Baker performs. James McCullough sings. refreshments served.
John Rock of Colorado Springs oversees local business as the cement brick plant gets set with new machinery. C J Blandin returns from Chicago where he has been with his sheep. Miss Seivers of Greeley visits Mrs Clarence Candlin during spring break. Mrs BE N Miller and her son of Greeley visit the Phillips home. Roscoe Farr buys a Strohl concrete house on the west side and plans to start housekeeping with his bride after living with his parents Mr and Mrs Walter Farr. Miss Gussie Nettleton suffers rheumatism and misses school. her class is split among other lower grade teachers.
Mrs J T Kidd has been ill but is now better. Mr and Mrs W R Gilcrest of Gilecrest had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs A Alexander and Miss Hierrington, a Big Bend teacher staying with Mrs Pearson at Peckham. Miss Callahan improves her LaSalle area property with a new wire fence. Robert Kidd’s family moved from Preston Indiana to Colorado to rent a ranch near LaSalle. X Z Dentewolf and family arrived from Kansas to farm here this year.
Mr and Mrs Charles Smith of Iowa become new Colorado residents on the A G Croft ranch two miles southwest of LaSalle. Mrs Smith is sister of Alex Thacker. Local visits include Mrs Hughie McMillan with Miss Callahan and gatherings at J T Kidd ranch and with Mr and Mrs George Coffman. E L Alexander plans improvements including an eighty acre hog tight fence to reduce hog nuisance along roads.
News notes include the ill infant of Mr and Mrs Dave Stewart, R B Carpenter awarding a contract for a residence with work starting, Mr and Mrs Chas McKinney traveling to Denver for Gypsy Smith, construction crews to begin work on the Hillsboro to LaSalle line, Joseph Thomas renting eighty acres of Dr H H Martins land to farm next year, and Mr Hauser moving from Chalfant ranch near Evans to the Chas Boulter place east of LaSalle.
Ralph Tennant buys the Landsdale property at Evans. S R Huffemith of Denver visits his brother Charles. Dr and Mrs Horton attend Gypsy Smith in Denver. Mr and Mrs James Hays visit Mr and Mrs Will McMillan in Platteville. Mrs O Little of Denver and Mrs Tom Bovard with children visit Mr and Mrs G R Parks. F A Keyes of Ohio buys the Kester property and remodels. He plans possession soon. Miss Ida Celeen weekends with John Behrens. Miss Deleen teaches in Greeley. Fred Johnson sells his East Evans place to Herman Firsh and rents George Young's house.
Mr Ward has gone to Newburg Oregon where he expects to stay about a month Mr Haines spent his vacation in California and returned to Windsor Revival meetings are being held at the Christian church They will continue for two weeks longer.
John Devies ships a load of hay. Families visit Denver and attend church and social events. Mrs Gee Sloan and baby visit her Nebraska homeland. Molander and friends hear Gypsy Smith. Carlson finishes cement work on Johnstown Baptist church. Beulah Shull visits Denver teacher Miss Mitchell. Cradle Roll helpers celebrate a birthday with a group call plan across twenty one homes.
Notice to stockholders announces the Lucerne Hall company annual meeting on Thursday March 25 1909 at 8 p m at the hall to transact business as may come before the meeting signed St MAX Gerry secretary
Mr and Mrs Robert Harris celebrated their golden wedding at home in Windsor with many friends in attendance. Both are elderly and Mrs Harris is feeble while Mr Harris has been a cripple for years with both feet amputated. The Harrises, pioneer stock, lived in Windsor long. Harris was a hunter trapper who knew cattlemen on the range and wandered the frontier as a young man. He is Canadian born. They have one daughter married to a man in Montana.
Mrs. Eicher died from cancer at a Fort Collins hospital after an unsuccessful operation. Born in Quincy Illinois in 1844, she married in Leavenworth Kansas in 1865. The family moved to Black Hawk Colorado, later to Windsor where she had resided for years after her husband’s death.
Evans high license leaders met Monday night and selected a slate for the city race. G. H. Youngs was named for mayor and J. A. Behrens, J. M. Kinesinger, and C. Haffemith were nominated for aldermen. All are established local businessmen.
A pleasant physic is described with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are mild and gentle in action and aim to provide a pleasant cathartic effect. Free samples available at any drug store.
Booker L. Smith of Laramie City and Mrs. Delia Carlew Kinney of Hudson were married Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian manse by Rev. Hunter. The groom, a widower and mining man, and the bride, well known in Hudson with relatives owning ranch properties, plan a brief wedding trip to Denver before settling on her Hudson ranch.
Mrs May Cramer and J H Merrow wed at Justice Hatch in Greeley after obtaining a marriage license. Both held dry claims near Nunn and returned to work their claims after the ceremony. Mrs Merrow previously divorced from her former husband at Boulder in 1906.
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