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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1906
Page
6
A jagged classified page lists multiple for sale advertisements including 5 room and 4 room cottages, a 7 room house, farm and land offerings with locations in Greeley Kersey Platteville and Egmont, plus acreage and rental notices. Also includes wanted ads for help and livestock, a stray estray notice for a coal black mare near Hudson with details and a late May sale notice.
The New Century Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. Horace Hopkins home. Members heard life sketches of Taine Verne and Dumas and a Camille synopsis by Mrs. Camfield Mrs. Arbuckle and Mrs. Rienks. The Country Carroms Club banquet followed at Mrs. Isabel Reinks home with a five course meal and a gentlemen win over the ladies. Eighteen members and two guests attended.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Heigerty died last Sunday afternoon. The funeral was held Monday. Miss Jennie Harlow, daughter of A. Harlow of West Seventh Street, died last Sunday afternoon of tuberculosis at sixteen. Funeral services followed Monday afternoon.
F M Gwynn longtime Platteville resident and former mayor died last week in Platteville. Funeral held Friday he led a lumber yard and U P section and served as president of the Platteville board of trade. Mary Howard wife of George Howard died suddenly of heart failure last Saturday. Funeral Monday Baptist church with Rev Frank Barnett officiating. Quartet R G Strong E B Hatch Charles Clark Bert Beyrer provided music. Pallbearers selected from Elks lodge of which widower was a member.
Mrs Wm Rix's recovery follows a severe illness as schools closed last Friday and teachers left for their homes. Mrs Childress hosted the Misses Van Dorpen and Evans at dinner. Young Mueller and bride moved to the Everitt home for the year. Lawrence Everitt drove to Denver with his mother and sister, who will visit relatives until June before a Kansas and Nebraska trip. Colorado Women's Clubs fund a free traveling library at Eichmann home, offering two week loans with no charge.
Mr and Mrs Warner visited Greeley Tuesday while carpenters labored at W R Adams house. Mr Sappington and C F Griffith traveled to Greeley on business Saturday. Rev Harris from Longmont conducted services at the school house last Sunday morning and evening.
Dr. Sapero, a Denver specialist, will be in Greeley at the Oasis hotel on May 3 4 and 5 for free consultation and examination.
The Greeley Starch and Potato company will continue to pay 15 cents per hundred pounds for potatoes. This price applies to buyers delivering starch potatoes to their facility, with no change announced.
Land items mention seed potatoes pears and crops, a job ad seeking a good girl for housework, and a change with business offices moved to the First National Bank building. Reports cover a wrist injury to Mrs H K Asmus, a Peter Brown school graduating exercises with two eighth grade graduates, and Theodore Glazier returning from UC Berkeley after assisting in San Francisco quake relief. The article notes San Francisco relief totals and the Home Electric Light and Power company starting regular service with gas-powered machinery and in-house gas production offering cheap fuel.
The German service is at 10 30 and Sunday school at 12. An English service follows at 7 30 with P B Fritsche as pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning service at 11 a m. Evening service at 7 30 p m. Oscar W. Gustafson serves as pastor.
The subject of the sermon will be Mortals and Immortal. Services begin at seven thirty. Wednesday evening meeting at 7 30.
Mrs Susannah Bainbridge died last Friday at her son J. W. Bainbridge's home at 1422 Eleventh Avenue. The funeral was held Saturday.
Mrs Anna E Butler died at the Greeley hospital last Sunday from typhoid fever. Funeral services were held in Macy's chapel last Wednesday.
The service begins at 10 45 with preaching followed by Sunday school. The adult class topic is Socialism. Pastor T Brockway leads the program.
A prime 40 acre tract near the city with ample water and easy terms offered by H. P. Heath. Located within the Larimer and Weld canal system, the property is among the finest farms on the market. Notice indicates room 3 in the opera house block for further details.
We thank friends and neighbors for their help during our wife and mother’s sickness and death and for the flowers. Special thanks to the Elk quartet. Geo. M. Stoward Elmer Howard Fred Storms.
Item list includes a driving horse with a light wagon an electric battery carpenter tools and a potato cultivator. Address Mra. 3c on Houghton 1518 Sixth avenue specifies location for the sale.
The Commercial Club met at Brown cafe and discussed stone or cement sidewalks in Greeley. They urged the city council to create a Ninth avenue sidewalk district from Fourth to Seventeenth streets as a starter. A Colorado State Manufacturers association visit is announced with a May 9 special train to northern Colorado, with Greeley hosting and an armory reception planned by the club.
Late obies pearls and rurals seed potatoes stored at Peter Brown & Son warehouse in Greeley and at The Lucerne Spud Company in Lucerne. Ault Spud Company managed by E. 8S. Pinney coordinates the stock.
Removal notice states dentist Dr. W H White has moved his office to the Coronado building opposite the courthouse.
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