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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
The message emphasizes choosing solid plans and quality materials over spending big money. It asserts that success hinges on smart planning and dependable resources rather than cost alone.
Greeley items announce wallpaper at Horne's and mountain trout at Rissler's, retail sales at Ramsay Dry Goods and Red Front, and upcoming matinee at M E church. Births include a son to Mr and Mrs A J Condon and a daughter to Mr and Mrs FE M Nusbaum. Community updates cover church events, furniture sales, and local travel.
Miss Emma Doile and Otis Bollenbaugh of Hardin were married last Friday at the M E parsonage by Rev J A Davis. Flora Cole of Lucerne and W H Rambo of Buffalo Mo were wed March 18 at Rev Davis's home and will reside in Twin Falls Idaho.
Miss Bertha V Sears of Evans and Charles F E Root of LaSalle were married in a ceremony performed by Rev K T Matthews of LaSalle. A wedding dinner followed. After a state wedding trip the couple will reside on the groom s ranch near LaSalle.
Miss Mattie Robinson and H Emmett Mattox were married last Thursday in Denver in a small ceremony with only intimate friends. The bride, formerly from Plymouth, has visited Greeley, and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Tobias Mattox. They will reside on the Mattox ranch southwest of Greeley.
Walter W. Moore aged 19 son of Ward Moore near Line Grove Cemetery died Sunday night from pneumonia. Funeral at 2 pm yesterday at the residence. Florence Woodruff daughter of Mrs. Daniel Hawks died Friday March 20 at 36 after lifelong invalidism. funeral at home Saturday then cremated in Denver. A D Butler died Tuesday at his Gilcrest ranch born New York 64. enlisted 1861 in the 14th New York Infantry served three years. member and former commander of U S Grant Post 1904 05. survived by wife and son Albert.
A terse note references the M. J. Neill Furniture Co. in connection with an unspecified matter. No further details or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
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