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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
8
Local arrives from Sterling at 9 30 a m over Greeley to connect with Chicago train and returns to Sterling. Local leaves Greeley at 2 45 p m waits until 6 25 p m. Reaches Romeo at 9 30 p m.
The Progress club met March 18 at Mrs. Cal vin Randolphs home with papers on Architecture in America and the old churches architecture. Entre Nous club hosted Miss Mary Foot as guest of honor with a dozen young ladies enjoying a dainty repast. New Century club gathered March 18 with Mrs. C. A Rityle for Spanish artists notes by Prof ER Ernest and stereopticon views of Murillo and Velasquez, plus local musical selections.
The Graphic Club met March 1 with Mrs. M A Lyons. Members studied French drama introduced by Mrs. Susan Adams and traced Etienne Jodelle as founder of modern tragedy. Selections from Cleopatra Captive were read. Miss Bishop led the study of American painters, highlighting B A Abbey and the Deserted Village. Elaborate refreshments followed.
Advice claims Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves aches pains and heals wounds for all injuries. Promotes widespread use and availability at druggists.
Friday and Saturday March 27 and 28 announce a special display of Gage and Fisk hats at Nelson Demorest Ladies Outfitter with modified prices and exclusive styles for the season.
The Congregational church choir and orchestra performed last Friday to pleased attendees. Directed by BE Clark, the program featured the male quartet including E Clark and J A Deyrer and the ladies' quintet with Mrs E Clark and Mrs D E Gray. Highlights were soprano solos by Mrs C E Clark with cello obligato and contralto solos by Mrs D E Gray.
Rh E Armstrong of LaSalle narrowly escaped death when a Chicago Flyer on the Union Pacific struck his hay wagon around 11 50 p m Saturday night. Returning from Greeley with a load of hay the wagon was cut in two and Armstrong badly injured with several broken ribs. He was transported to Kersey by train and placed in Dr Spaulding’s care.
Miss Janette Miller celebrated her thirteenth birthday with thirty guests. The event began on the lawn with games at twilight, moved indoors for amusements, and featured a charity evening of refreshments chosen by matching Mother Goose characters.
A Waynetown Indiana resident praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as an excellent cure for croup and explains it prevents attacks when given at the first sign of a croupy cough. The remedy is reportedly used in thousands of homes and is sold by all druggists.
Boys and girls can receive fine watches talking machines scopes and lockets by ordering premiums. Thousands have earned them. Full particulars and outfit are mailed with every order for the new coffee seed advertised on the last page.
A Manchester businessman in India learns from a fish officer that a non fading olive dye could make a fortune. After years of failed tests two researchers discover a scrap that resists washing as the dye’s chemicals in a peculiar metal dish create the lasting color. Their method works on other cloth, launching their fortunes.
City trustees gathered at the public library this evening, taking attendance and adjourning until next Tuesday evening. The reporter, tasked with a 400 word story, delivered just over 300 words after covering the brief proceedings.
Mr Flatdweller laments a boarding house full of smells. He notes that dumb waiter shafts and pipes spread every odor throughout the building, so roast turkey or corned beef, cabbage, onions, or fish are all easily detected by all occupants, making affordable boarding seem possible if one could live on odors.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Transcript features Freddy choosing a Bible text for a sermon while the maid questions whether the text can be known before hearing it. Freddy claims any text will do, noting his father will not notice, and mentions his grandmother will be asleep before the sermon.
Grace learns Bertha’s engagement to Fred is broken after Bertha discovers his temper. Bertha explains his anger flared whenever their poodle Flossier bit him, proving his love was not deep or true.
In the market update the Cranberries are noted as off the market and replaced with a fan extra fine quality produce line. The item emphasizes quality and availability, signaling a shift to premium fruit options.
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