Plumber Puts Forward Urgent Offer With Low Prices
A local plumbing and heating service urges immediate bookings claiming they can complete work now. They emphasize top materials, solid labor, and unbeatable prices with strong backing of every job.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
8
A local plumbing and heating service urges immediate bookings claiming they can complete work now. They emphasize top materials, solid labor, and unbeatable prices with strong backing of every job.
Windsor reports Mrs F R Porter visiting Greeley. J Hess sold his bakery to George Miller of Longmont. Quarterly meeting at M KE church. Dr Carnine attended. J E Law and Scott Getchel shipped sheep east this week. Funeral of Mrs T G Lewis at Christian Church with Rev Lambkin. George Stocking and wife left for Eaton and Pierce after visiting Windsor. Mrs Dalzell and son returned to Cedar Rapids Ia. Funeral of Grandma Cloud at M E church. Rev Cooper officiated. Cloud family details given. A fire in Park addition destroyed a barn with twelve horses, three perished. cause likely ashes near burning grain. Miss Mabel Landrum visiting in Windsor. Correction: Mrs John Moody visiting sister Mrs Butler from Colburn Colo. Hazelton School literary met. new officers elected. spring meeting planned. Young Ladies Sewing club met with Lizzie Maitland. next at Miss Brownlie Wilson March 28.
Mr and Mrs Geo Stocking of Salt Lake visited Windsor relatives last week. J D Martin purchased the residence he has occupied. Chas F Chipman adds a bay window on Walnut street. M H Layburn came from Fort Collins to spend Sunday. Floyd Hunter left for Denver to join D R G railroad. H Kerr and daughter Mrs Geo Jones visited the Forgeys. Ladies aid held a social at Mr and Mrs W J McCullough home. Mrs P J Koch attended the Woman’s Home Missionary society convention in Boulder. Mrs R Morrison Teller left to join her husband at Hot Springs Ark then to California before Windsor return. L D Huffman and wife visited Windsor, liking their new home in Sedgwick Colo.
Harvey Bedient is reported well after prior illness. Fowler nears completion of a fence around 320 acres. Dover school enrolls 30 pupils. Robert Merritt, formerly of Bridgewater MA, now lives here. Frank Speese was kicked by a horse last week, breaking his leg in two places. Mr and Mrs M Quinn entertained friends recently for an enjoyable gathering. E Barrows sold his farm to brother S Barrows of Denver and plans to move to Washington.
Hazelton Billy Marr left Monday for Los Angeles for his health. Miss Aidah Osborn went to Denver Saturday on a shopping trip. Miss Ella Plummer of Ault visits Hazelton for several weeks. Robert Ashton and wife of Albee district visited J. ER. Deboo's last Saturday. Born to Mr and Mrs Elisha Morgan a daughter on Monday Marehal. Miss Brownie Wilson spent days in Ault with Edith Rhodes. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Beetham visited Windsor to see their daughter Mrs Fred Foster. Mrs Tilveu of Highlandlake visiting Elmer Mackey to get acquainted with her new grandson. Farmers busy with ground in proper condition and dry.
LUCERNE news notes cover purchases and visits including Benton buying a double seated carriage John Mosier visiting relatives Melvin Johnston planning a move to Nebraska and local farming conditions Farmers plant wheat and prep fields Family gatherings with Greene Cox and others Mrs M J Gray of St Anthony Idaho visits then leaves for Colorado Springs Rev Fitz Brethren minister visits Lucerne Lena Cole remains at county hospital While H Wadsworth of Greeley oversees Boyle Commission affairs Al Bartholomew leaves to run Max Gerry ranch Colorado Power Co Western Union and U P Ry crews visit to unload cedar poles Section boss Wilson falls from a car injuring head and back The firm Kirby Pripps gains status from Phillips ex Verve voters total 276 first day registration large local caucus actions and nominations Civic and Conservative party activity in town including mayoral and trustees races and anticipated tough contest
East Lone Tree residents report Mr. and Mrs. J P Fry of Grover visiting relatives over Sunday with Aunt Mrs J Christman. Revs McCullough and Euge conduct Bethel church meetings nightly this week and perform day calls nearby. Bethel Ladies Aid met with Mrs W M Wilson. a measuring social was planned at A J Macy's home for Friday night March 29.
Miss Iva Dean of Beebe visited her sister Miss Edna Dean at the Dahlgreen home last week. The Friday evening exercises were well attended and entertaining. Mrs. Hall of LaGrange visited and Miss Mabel Hall joined her for a Sunday visit. Friends surprised Miss Mamie Carroll Friday with about 25 guests at her parents’ home, sharing games and refreshments.
Miss Rose Studley is home from Boulder for Easter vacation. Revival meetings are held at the Christian church this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Frye of Grover visited friends in town. Mrs. A. L. Palmer is improving after a sprained ankle. Mrs. Poe, seriously sick weeks, is recovering. Mrs. Rebinasa, once at risk of appendicitis, is much better. H. W. Kirby has taken a partner.
Grover residents report medical and farm news with visits and travels. Ed Olander and Maggie Charston wed in Denver while Fletcher Randerson returns from Oklahoma to farm the Peters place. Special Agent Cotton and others call on Mr Parker and land deals near Oasis ranch. Local teachers, weddings, plowing plans, and family visits fill the week.
Eaton J. J. Ward improves after illness. H Brush recovers from tonsillitis. T C Gates visits Plymouth Michigan. F Gazelle attended events in Denver. Chas Gavin wheels sheep to eastern market. Paul Snell bought four driving horses from M. Mary. Mrs A I Denniss visits daughter in Til. Irene Gazelle returns from Love Land visit. Mr and Mrs A return from Buffalo. Adams week from (unreadable).
Gollime couple joy over arrival of a daughter on March 13 at their home. Nelsons enjoy Leek’s visit from Denver relatives. J Newlin returns from Jamesbury trip to Eaton country. Mrs EB Steele speaks on Great Actors at Round Table dinner hosted by Stockfleth couple. Owl Creek Supply & Irrigation stockholders elect W F Willis president and directors B G Eaton A Decker C L Montgomery John Roberts. 1907 club hosts high five game with Mrs Scheer as best lady player and J L James as gentleman prize winner.
Mrs Worden reports Cilcrest house nearing completion as Arthur Worden returns home for the summer. Gilcrest park grass turns green and flowers bloom while Mr Worden and sister Allie attended a LaSalle dance Friday night and enjoyed the event.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised as agreeable and effective for coughs colds and croup. W. S. Pelham of Kirksville Indiana reports over twenty years as its leading throat remedy, noting its success with croup children and customers who prefer it. For sale by all druggists.
Sealed bids are invited by Mrs M Lunt for a brick school building in school district No 70. Plans may be viewed at First National Bank Windsor starting March 26 1907. Bids require 10 percent certified check and 50 percent bond. due by April 1 1907. Board may reject any bid. James Cazer president Mrs C M Lunt secretary.
Bert Stephens of Laporte Colorado advertises mountain grown seed potatoes apple cider and vinegar and small fruits in season with contact at 1325 Black Street.
Seed potatoes offered for sale from Pearls field. Hand picked Lucerne and Shick varieties. Location Lucerne F D No 1. Contact F. Shick by phone 2212 red for details.
State of Colorado Larimer District Court issues notice in The Arthur Irrigation Company petition to transfer eight and one tenth cubic feet per second from Watrous Whedbee and Secord Ditch to The Arthur Irrigation canal. Hearing set for the uth day of ey 1907 at 10 a.m. in Fort Collins. Notices to all decreed priority owners in Water District No. 3. First publication March 21 1907 in Greeley Tribune.
The Larimer County Canal No. 2 Irrigating Company seeks to change its point of diversion on Cache la Poudre River and transfer its April 1 1882 priority of 175 cubic feet per second. A hearing is scheduled for May 2, 1907 at Fort Collins court house, with notice to all interested parties.
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