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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
3
Greeley and Denver figures noted in a busy local page. Individuals travel for work and visits while others relocate, host gatherings, or announce personal milestones amid farm and business commerce.
Mrs Clemments and her children Edith Mildred and John Steck left near Kersey this morning for Caldwell Idaho to establish new homes. Mr Clemments and Mr BreckVent had moved some weeks earlier.
Margaret Doolittle of Colorado Springs visits relatives in Greeley for a few days. M. Goodman returns from Boise Idaho after a business trip. United Brothers church at Milliken will be dedicated in April. Faulkner Clark Pier trip to 320 acre Crow Creek Ranch twelve miles northeast Sunday. Ranch improvements and 160 acres seeded to grain with sixty acres in potatoes to be planted. Jane Mason celebrated birthday with 30 couples at Fairplay district gathering. dancing and late lunch.
Miss Grace Hollingsworth will entertain the Christian Union at her home this evening. The Union includes pastors of the Presbyterian Christian and Congregational churches and three members from each Christian Endeavor society. Final plans for a Friday Union social at the Christian church will be discussed with Baptist and United Presbyterian young peoples societies to be entertained.
Miss Emma Richey entertained 28 guild members and two guests at her home Thursday afternoon. The Westminister group studies James 8 Gale's Korea in Translation with Mrs. W. E. Middleton leading the session. Refreshments were served at the close.
Mr and Mrs Darrow entertained a company of friends at their home on Thursday evening. Bridge Whist was the amusement of the evening and a nice lunch was served by Mrs Darrow. The guests included Mr and Mrs Hayden, Mr and Mrs Patterson, Mr and Mrs Wyatt, Miss Jessie Moshier and Paul Moshier.
Greeley Hose Company held its annual election Thursday evening naming J. Beer as foreman D. C. Muth assistant foreman A. I. Clark secretary and treasurer Cc. W. Beer J. GC. Clark and A. B. De Voe as trustees After the meeting members went to the theatre as guests of Mr Muth to celebrate the new son in his family.
Miss Ruth Cobb returned to Aust this morning after spending Sunday in Greeley with her mother, Mrs. Carrie Machado.
Frank Green and Mrs. M. E. Green spent Sunday with her daughter Mrs. A. W. Atkin in the LaGrange district. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Griggs and Mr. and Mrs J. A. Knight drove to Denver for a Sunday visit. Mrs. B. F. Pattee and Mrs. David Pattee traveled to Fort Collins this morning to see Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pattee.
Revival meetings led by Rev. J. H. Haines of Longmont concluded Saturday night at the Ashton schoolhouse.
Vernon McKelvey and D R Smith traveled to Denver and came back Sunday with a fine Studebaker EB bought by McKelvey.
Miss Eva Newton visits with her parents in Newton and returns to Fort Collins. Mr and Mrs Howard Hoover travel through Greeley from Boulder toward Briggsdale to settle on their homestead. Mr and Mrs C P Gillette return to Fort Collins after a visit with Mr and Mrs A M Hawley. Mrs Lynn Carrey and son Jus visit Denver then Montevista to see Mrs John Kerr.
John Larson of Longmont traveled from Laramie Wyoming and stayed with Mr and Mrs EB Davenport in Greeley during a brief town visit.
Miss Mae Armstrong returned from Ogalalla Nebraska after five weeks called by her mother’s serious illness. The mother remains bedridden but improved during Mae’s absence.
Miss Vera Wasley traveled to Denver on Saturday and returned that evening. Her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs Albert Sechrest accompanied her home and are guests of Mr. and Mrs W P Wasley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Huffer will depart Tuesday for Long Beach California to stay several months on the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Pollock and family will also leave Tuesday for California and plan to remain a year or longer.
Advertising copy touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as safe and reliable healing aid praised by thousands of women. It claims gentle curative properties and lists dealers as sellers.
E G McKinney spent a few days at his ranch beyond Loveland. Miss Mary Cochran visited friends in Denver Saturday evening. F F Ward traveled to Greeley Saturday and Fort Collins in the evening. Miss Sarah Bancroft left for Sun Dance Wyoming to stay. Fred Reno came down from Denver Saturday evening to spend Sunday with his wife.
Harold Easterday spent Sunday in Ault reviewing newly purchased property. Mrs. M. J. Poor visits at the Bartholomews. Miss Ellen Broberg returns from Eaton where she nursed a pneumonia case. Lee Carrel Jr. recovers from measles. Mrs. W. W. Goodard of South Dakota and Mrs. Ella Jordan of Fort Lupton visit Greeley Saturday.
Frank Vaughan of Cheyenne visited cousin William Darling and family for several days. Ernest Tuck, a Denver University student, spent spring vacation touring the southern part of the state with the university glee club.
cL Hartman electrical engineer for the Greeley and Denver Railway company left Saturday evening for a week long business trip to St. Louis for the company.
Local mother Mrs. J. W. Coons of 602 Eighth St. Greeley Colorado cautions mothers about early signs of kidney problems in kids bed wetting backache and headaches urging Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure. testimonial from a ten year old girl notes improvement and a price 50 cents per bottle. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents recall Doan's and avoid other brands.
William Motheral departed this morning on a business trip toward the East to acquire groceries for the Opera House grocery, a purchase he recently completed.
Miss Ethel Jones of Fort Collins visits Greeley en route to Ault and plans a short return visit to Mrs. W. Rainwater. Miss Bessie Collins resigns from Shaw Dry Goods to work for Mrs. C. A. House starting Monday. Dr W H Shields named county physician with surgical staff by Drs W F Church C B Hyde and B Woolcock. Miss Helen Gilson returns to Longmont for spring vacation with Rose Waite accompanying her for the week.
Mrs. Jennie Patterson plans to leave with her son Howard and daughter Ethel for Pennsylvania to live with her mother during her illness for about a year.
The hearing of M A Alford accused of writing checks on the Jersey bank without funds was continued from this morning until 10 o'clock Monday morning in Justice Hatch's court.
Mrs Claud Newton and her infant arrived home Saturday after spending the winter in Los Angeles with her parents Mr and Mrs Edgington.
Mr and Mrs S I Roseman return to their Denver home Friday after a week with Mrs Wilson and Mr Roseman in a family visit. EB Genge tripped at Camfield Station injuring both wrists requiring a vacation.
Co. W. Martin of the Phoenix bakery has purchased a new delivery wagon to be in operation Monday. The wagon is described as the latest design, highly sanitary and dust proof.
J. K. Thompson and Frank Davison returned Friday from Glen Haven where they had gone at the start of the week. They cut their trip short due to a heavy snow in the canyon.
Misses Edna and Gladys Camfield hosted a Friday night dancing party at Camfield hall. About 100 young guests attended the first such event for many who have taken dancing lessons this winter. The youths were chaperoned by Mrs. Camfield and several parents.
Mr and Mrs Carl Barber hosted a Thursday night gathering with sixteen neighbors. Guests arrived with refreshments and they spent the evening enjoying cards and other games.
Rexall Orderlies claim to cure chronic constipation by strengthening nerves and muscles of the large intestine. The ad warns against laxatives and promotes two package sizes priced at 10 and 25 cents, available at The Gilbert Drug Store in Greeley, The Rexall Store.
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