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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
5
Greeley and nearby towns show a flurry of visits and departures with residents traveling to Denver, Eaton, Fort Lupton, and Los Angeles. Notables include doctors, teachers, and officials, while obituaries mark the passing of John D. Hunter and Mrs. Mary Moore. Rev. H Collins plans a Sweden trip after visiting relatives.
Saturday E C Smith is in enver on trip. James Wolfe of Eaton was W on business Thursday. S Schryver spent Friday visiting Mrs Guy Hubert. de Walde went to Denver to spend Sunday with Scarborough. Mrs N D Bartholomew Charles and John went to is morning for a few days. Mrs A J Luther were from several weeks' trip. They had a delight but returned well satisfied by for a home. Mrs C Kennel and Iam Rone to Cheyenne to make me. Mr Kennel has pur WWery stable at that place take charge of the business. Mrs C Bussbott and turned to the home this morning. Mrs Abbott visiting relatives in Green Week and Mr Abbott came pany her home. Dies of Trinity Guild met s day afternoon annual election of officers Ness meeting. Mrs John President, Mrs W Secretary and Mrs Henry Murer, A Allen Chacon. Now had so severe a cough that choked her to death. Mr v8 Compound. It helped her and tg Medici Bros the ene. We tried many things helping er when by good to bottle of Foley's Honey finally cured her. It is ne we ever used. First visitors to the Stloons at Evans is Personage than Chief of David Camp. The n state this after Teeley Went i 40 automobile with part of With him He expects an ning today and wants to Y of the land.
Local notices detail a string of residents and visitors moving through Greeley and nearby towns. Names include KE Young, Grace Rogers, L Was, Whitehead, A Houghland, Brantals, F Leadbetter, B J Prentergart, J A Eds, Mrs. Hafer, and others. Mentions cover trips to Denver and Fort Collins, visits by relatives, crop prospects in Galeton, new auto improvements, and routine health and schooling notes.
M Felmlee of Eaton was in Gree Saturday with a motorcycle passenger. A Union Pacific fast passenger train beat them to a crossing, leaving five seconds to spare as they yielded to trains and autos. BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT touted for wounds and rheumatism. Dr. Cleland of Philadelphia visited with Dr. Harper and preached at United Presbyterian church.
Greeley today sees a flurry of social and business movements as residents travel between Greeley Windsor Loveland and Denver. Notables include Miss Nina Pringle of Fort Collins visiting Greeley friends while Wylie travels from Denver on business. Efforts to relocate families from Pasadena and Portland surface amid illnesses and hay fever relief. A box social by St Margaret's Guild frames local social life and a lunacy charge echoes county attention. International links appear as Sanborn Houston report inquiries from San Juan Porto Rico about the Greeley-Poudre Irrigation district.
John Bell of Berthoud was awarded the contract to build the new pea hulling plant in Johnstown. Work will begin Friday.
At the May 8 town board meeting Engineer Smith of Denver was appointed to draw plans and specifications for the new water works system. They must be completed within ten days. upon acceptance, construction on the plant will start immediately. The board also voted to spend $100 for trees for the park.
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