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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
7
Various brief items report residents visiting or staying with friends in Greeley Loveland Fort Collins and Sedgwick. Highlights include births and illnesses, a jail warden visiting, clergy exchanges, downtown interests, and several relocations such as Mr and Mrs F W Schultze moving to Fort Collins and Lou's Depree visiting after arriving from San Diego.
Mrs T G Macy traveled to Denver on Wednesday to spend a week with her granddaughter Josephine Wilson while her daughter Mrs Jesse Wilson remained at home.
Numerous visits and travels across Colorado towns. Residents including J. MB. Petrikin in Denver on business, Mrs. Claudia Sater to New Castle Wyoming, George R. Bennett in Greeley, and Mayor Nixon of Ault visiting. Also mentions Dr. Jean A. Gale in Denver, Miss Blanche Peery's Fort Collins trip, and the late Fred Smith's ashes arriving for private interment in Linn Creek.
Dr. Arthur Saner of St. Louis arrived Thursday evening for a brief visit with F. H. Sears. The pair, boyhood chums and schoolmates, shared a joyful reunion during the encounter.
Warren Currier, son of Mr and Mrs H F Currier and graduate of Greeley high school and Dartmouth, organizes a scarce hardware and furniture company with stockholders. The firm will operate stores in Holtville and Calexico California.
S York left Sunday for Boone. Mrs. M. EB. Smith of Ault was in Greeley Saturday. Mra dr. Rayburn of Eaton spent Saturday in Greeley. G. J. Richards went to Windsor on business. Mrs. Cora Smith left for Hansen Idaho. Wille Carter went to Cheyenne for a short stay. Mrs. John Walters of Denver visits her sister Mrs. Mary Birch. R. R. Moodie returned to Denver after a few days in Greeley. Charlies Clark and Mose Stone to Denver on a motorcycle. Misses Patterson and Lucas to Denver for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson of Loveland in Greeley en route to Weiser Idaho. Nettie Doke leaves for Jefferson county to teach summer school. Mrs. Lackore to McCook Nebraska to visit daughter. Mrs. T. J. Gibbeon ill and unable to open boarding house. Mrs. Shea returned to Fort Collins after visit with her mother. Sam Webster and George Haymaker of Fort Collins attended the Ewing Webster wedding in Greeley. Albert Eaton of Paton purchased a residence on Fourteenth Street in Greeley. Mrs. Clyde Weber and daughter go to Grant Nebraska to visit relatives and escape hay fever. Three appendicitis operations at Greeley hospital. patients Leona Graves, Mrs. Frank Straight, and Mrs. G. H. Sweet. All doing nicely.
Mr and Mrs Charles Knelly host a dinner party Sunday with guests Mr and Mrs Fiend Yardley and Sonshine. Also present were Misses Alice and Hattie, Mr and Mrs C P Kemmerer and Miss Elsie McCobb.
Rev and Mrs R J Hunter departed Saturday evening for Ontario in response to a telegram saying Mrs Wilson was dying. D G Wilson will be remembered by many Greeley residents who recall his visits here years ago.
John Allnut, son of Mr and Mrs Fred J Allnut, marked his sixth birthday Thursday afternoon. A group of young friends joined the celebration with games and a nice lunch, topped by a splendid birthday cake.
The Greeley potato crop has been moved with several cars left idle at the station. Some farmers shipped in advance, while others stored spuds. Prices rise as sprouts begin and presorting begins, with retail rates expected to climb in two weeks.
Sadie Haymaker Ewing wed Marion Olin Severance in a ceremony at the J. W. Ewing residence. Rev. R. J. Pat officiated before about forty guests as Olive Park served as bridesman. After a pink and white banquet, the couple left for Cheyenne and Little Horse Creek to begin their honeymoon. They will reside in Severance after May 10.
Elizabeth Studebaker Witwer born May 1829 in Pennsylvania and mother of H. B. Witwer died in South Bend Indiana April 22. Witzers diary notes she was oldest Studebaker, mother to twelve children with twenty three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral held at daughter Mrs Kopscoy’s home with sons as pallbearers. Last year a large descendant gathering celebrated her 79th birthday.
A reader from Harlan Indiana touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for whooping cough observed in a nine month old. The ad notes the remedy’s past use in epidemics and claims strong results, with it available at all druggists.
Bob Austin, held on a $500 bond on a Johnstown farmers complaint, was arrested in Denver Thursday for passing a $36 bad check. He allegedly wrote the check without funds and remains in jail as bonds cannot be posted.
LaSalle reports a new 25 by 50 foot two story building begun by LaSalle J and B H McClenahsan. Plans tie into Union Pacific improvements that are expected to boost the town’s prominence soon.
Ault park soliciting committee led by McIntyre Hasbrouck and Jeretaisén has $120 cash and tree donations lined up. Trees will be hauled from Johnstown and planted along a 305 by 100 foot strip near the railroad. Ground is prepared for seeding and a fine town celebration is anticipated. Nearby, church grounds are being improved and parking around the Congregational church is being arranged.
Homes on government land and in the Powell government town in the Shoshone irrigation project will be offered to homeseekers on May 22 and 24 at Powell Wyoming. Prospective buyers include farmers and tradesmen seeking a new growing community with fertile soil, good climate, and solid transportation.
Gill Hine Roy Hine announced in Ault that he wed Mabel Gill three days earlier. The ceremony occurred in Brighton with Mabel Gill joining him after a Denver trip. The pair returned to Ault to reside with Hine’s parents Jo W Hine and wife.
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