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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
7
Shaw highlights best spring stocks with large advances in cotton and wool materials. Orders placed in advance ensure low prices and strong value. Visitors will see many items and appreciate the price savings.
CREEN CITY C. Waite tended cattle on the South Side last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gabbet visited E. V. Warner on Sunday. James Tuckerman of Greeley traveled the South Side en route to Brush. F. E. Moore’s steam plow plowed more dirt than usual. Atchison ditch camp under smallpox quarantine. Montgomery camp has measles. Harry and Louis Hanneman coping with chicken pox age. They plan to farm their new place near Pathfinder reservoir this year. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shearer and children visited the Shearers’ farm near the S. I. W. Mrs. Robison ill with asthma. sister Mrs. Dayton came from Fort Collins to help care for her.
Mrs. Shearer bought two cows from J. S. Archibald this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lying visited Mr. and Mrs. Heard Sunday. Miss Allie Archibald visited Friday night to Monday with Bracewell friends. Mrs. Weaver from Cap. Colo. visits her brother and family. Watt bought a fine driving horse, a three year old with a 2:30 record. Mrs. Reed and three children plan Wyoming departure this week to join Mr. Reed who left here three weeks ago.
Carl Carlson Elwell has his house plastered as the R C Scott dwelling advances rapidly. Easter Sunday is Decision Day at the chapel. Lewis Eberhart began hauling lumber Monday for a new house. Mr and Mrs Walter Evett made a quick trip to Loveland Thursday. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Fair and Mrs Wilhelmes Thursday. The Sunday school of Villey chapel prepares an Easter program. Mrs Lewis Eberhart Van Dorpen spent Loveland Saturday. Mrs Gus Carlson travels to Denver for daughter Lillian's appendicitis treatment.
Mrs Laura Hodges and her young granddaughter arrived from Fergus Falls Minnesota the last of the week to a hearty welcome. Miss Flory Van Dorpen and Ed and Henry Brown joined local Johnstown youths in a pleasant surprise party for Mr and Mrs Milton Dunn Friday evening.
Ed Johnson moved his house tent to Mead on Sunday while Fred Welty built a house last week for his tenant’s beet help. Several dwellings are under construction in Mead and T. J. Holmes’ building work is rapidly advancing. C. V. Holmes plans Mead post office at his store. A spelling match and basket social are set for Friday in the schoolhouse. The W O W camp in Mead is adding new members and applicants.
SEVERANCE G. W. Beeman spent several days in Johnston last week. Thomas Farnsworth shipped two cars of sheep Wednesday. A. W. May is having a neat four room cottage built on his lot. E. L. Hahn, who has been suffering from a painful sore eye, is now better.
Miss Ella Carter studies at Fairplay while staying with Mr and Mrs L Hill. Carl Mauser plans a beet crop and hauls lumber for a peet ten ants house. Frank King in Denver bought a soda fountain to install in a drug store. Notices announce a vote to build a new school house as current facilities are small. D E Severance rents his brick building to Mr Rogers of Grand Island Nebraska for a bank opening by April 1, with Union Stock Yards Bank of Denver reportedly backing it.
Albert Avery spent several days at Chalk Bluffs last week. Meetings are planned at Bethel chapel this week by Mr. Buge. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Miller host relatives visiting from Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Fry of Grover visit friends nearby. Beulah Laughrey improves after throat trouble. Beulah Brennen spent weekend in Greeley with Mrs. Kemmerer. Martha Warner of Greeley business college visits home folks. H N Bickling is building a moo-
M. W. Darling returned from a ten day visit with friends in Chicago and Omaha. Ben Pfalzgraf of Boulder University and Miss Gladys Decker visited Sunday. David Bell Jr leaves for Rock River Wyoming to be foreman on a ranch this season. Marie Bohen, injured, can use crutches and returns to school duties Monday with Mr. Larson substituting.
W. E. Day transacted business in Denver Friday. Mrs. F. W. Smylie visited Denver this week. Drain ditch work on Day's ranch progresses well. J. E. Painter and Miss Musgrave arrived by auto from Denver. J. T. Warren and friends from Greeley passed through Sunday in a touring car. A. W. Kelley and KE. V. Moore returned from Kelcey with two loads of seed oats. E. W. Warner is erecting a new residence on his ranch after a recent fire. The baseball club reorganized with Captain A. W. Kelley, Treasurer D. R. Mackey, Manager F. E. B. Day.
Evans and nearby towns saw visits from Ira Holland and S W Haney with Evans friends. Rev J M Wylie preached at the M E church. A railroad bridge project progressed rapidly and pay day brought harvests. Social events included a LaSalle family visit, a Denver wedding en route to Idaho Springs, an Evans LaSalle orchestra concert, and the community paid final honors to J M McMillan with interment at Greeley Cemetery.
John Sears improves after illness. Shaffner of Greeley builds a new homestead house. E Deatherage visited Ault and joined Rebekah degree. George Russell fences east land and plans fruit trees. Eastinack’s house near completion. Hastack family arriving from Iowa. North of Nunn to form new school district meeting March 30 at M McIntosh home.
Beet land rental offer covering 300 to 400 acres on the Benton and Von Richtofen ranches near Hardin. Available in tracts from 20 to 100 acres with good water rights. Inquiries to Robert Graham & Son agents in room 407 Opera House Block Greeley Colorado.
The ad promises a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles with PAZO OINTMENT. Druggists will refund money if it fails to cure in 6 to 14 days. Price listed as 50 cents.
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