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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
10
John Bruerton and his family have relocated from Denver to establish residence here. Mr Bruerton will take a position with the Continental Oil company.
Margaret Lawson came back to her Denver home this morning following several days visiting her sister Mrs. Will Gates.
Mrs Frank Laybourn spent Friday in Greeley. C L Foster of Greeley visits Windsor. Mr and Mrs J A Forts and Denver family visit Windsor. Miss Harriett Barber visits Denver. Lindsay Amos returns to East Denver High school. Miss Lizzie Strock visits Mildred Strock. Edwina Basher from Ordway joins Windsor telephone office. Edna Barber visits parents. Mrs Beaver from Nita Iowa visits A H Barber. Windsor Social Science club to host member breakfast Saturday.
Families and guests visit multiple ranches in the Big Bend area this Sunday and weekend. Notable mentions include W K Gilcrest and Mel Clymer at the Alexander and Coffman ranches, J K Griffin returning to Ohio after a Carpenter family visit, Myrtle Grimes of Greeley with Kathryn Carpenter, Milliken resident Morris hospitalized with suspected typhoid fever, Denver's Mrs Schimmelfeder visiting daughter Mrs Parker, and Mrs Gordon with two children plus Miss Painter visiting Big Bend relatives.
Mrs. E G Eaton entertained the P E B O sisterhood Friday afternoon at her home. Officers were reelected: Mrs. E C Smith president, Mrs. Frank Ewing vice president, Mrs. C T Neill recording secretary, Miss Lucy Delbridge corresponding secretary, Miss Emma Richey treasurer, Miss Edna West chaplain, Mrs. E H McClenahan journalist, Mrs. James Kendel Baton guard. Refreshments were served after the business session.
Mrs Amy Monahan of Breckin ridge is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Pitts Smith.
A reader urges an inquiry into Union Pacific mineral reservations in Weld County Colorado. The writer asks if the coal rights beneath Farm land are valued for taxation and why they are not deeded to land buyers. He suggests taxing the mineral value or relinquishing rights, and questions assessors and exemptions. A subscriber note follows about Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Greeley men filed articles of incorporation for the South Missouri Homes company to colonize about 20 000 acres they own in southern Missouri. The $50 000 company is formed by J. W. H. Browne W. E. Kinsella and S. A. Brown to divide the land into 40 acre tracts and sell the property.
Samuel Francis Woolard of Wichita Kansas is in Greece visiting M J Moses and arranging praise for Father in a new literary effort. He pays people to say beautiful things about Father as Mother’s Day gains prominence.
Mr Woolard announces a prize contest for sentiment in verse up to forty lines or prose up to four hundred words. First prize one hundred dollars in each class, second fifty, third twenty five, fourth fifteen, fifth ten. Total four hundred dollars plus two dollars per applicable submission. Original work only and owned by Mr Woolard. Contest ends May 1 1910.
An Evans anti saloon advocate stated measures will be used to exclude floaters from the upcoming Evans election. He cited a joint Evans and Greeley committee meeting and a town canvass while promising a fair outcome though no statistics are provided.
The anti saloon committee alleges many affiliated with Orman's grading camp in Evans signed the wet petition and may have faced voting efforts. Camp has moved on and no chance is seen for those signers to cast ballots.
The report notes floaters who came to Evans have moved on while others who were expected did not appear. The saloon element in Evans is said to be smaller than first thought, with nets opposing the closing of pool halls seen as Puritanic. They claim closures aim to curb bootlegging during the pool hall regime. Pneumonia warning follows a cold, but Foley's Honey and Tar is marketed as a remedy. Sold by all druggists.
United States District Judge Robert E. Lewis from Denver visited Washington to consult maps and briefs filed in the Union Pacific cases. This morning Burlington attorneys Vaile McAllister and Vaile delivered the Burlington brief against Union Pacific to City Attorney Joseph Ewing.
Low rates to California and Southwest points with one way Colonist Tickets on sale daily March 1 to April 1 from Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Fares listed to Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego and more with through sleepers to Los Angeles nightly at 7 45 p m and berths at 84 75. chair cars and coaches included.
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