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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
9
Hazel Stevens returned from a visit Thursday. G W Sutphin left Friday for Cincinnati. Aman Thompson departed Monday for Gordon Nebraska. Mrs Cora H Combs of Fort Collins visited Greeley on Wednesday. The Neill Lumber Co moved to 703 Sixth Street. Numerous locals travel for visits, business, and hospital stays.
Mrs M I Winchester and her daughter Mrs A F Marsh of Evans visited Greeley on Monday. Mrs Marsh has been with her mother and leaves today to join her husband in Huntly Idaho.
Accidents at the Northern Colorado Power company caused the town of Greeley to lose electric power on two occasions. The outages left the town in darkness for about fifteen minutes on Friday evening and for a shorter period on Sunday.
John Hodge and the mother of Victor, Mont., visit Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sherman. Mrs. Hodge will stay for a period, while Mr. Hodge plans to return to Montana though he may relocate later.
Eye ear nose and throat expert Dr Sapero from Denver will be at the New Camfield hotel in Greeley on May 13 14 and 16 for free consultation and examination.
A. Pairgrave and daughter Mary and Miss Sadie Thompson stopped in Greeley on Saturday en route from San Diego to Youngstown Ohio. They will visit Mrs. Frank Wallace and other friends while in town.
Mrs Rose Jacobson, previously stationed with the Salvation Army here, is now between assignments and travels from Salt Lake City toward New Mexico to reunite with her husband noted by Mr and Mrs R P D Regester as her hosts.
An advertisement touts Foley's Widney Remedy as a tonic for kidney and bladder health, blood purification, and overall strength. It claims to have no harmful drugs and invites readers to start taking it today.
Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday Evening Post and takes orders for subscriptions to the Post or the Ladies' Home Journal. Leave orders at his home 720 Eleventh Street or at the Tribune office, or call Greeley 437.
Social items describe visits to the Gill and Stockover families at the 22 ranch, a boy named Billy on his first trip, and a serious illness of C. W. Bergs mother in Moulton Iowa. It mentions Officer now building a sugar factory at Mitchell Nebraska, Unitarian church supper, Nixon and Nogers trip to Greeley in a Reo, a picnic at C Rugh’s home, Mrs J B Robeson visiting Fort Collins en route to Leipsic Germany, and a deputy sheriff bringing in Mrs Zantell for long illness.
Fa Brainard a Wyman school teacher in Denver is home for a days visit with his parents. His roommate Mr Hall and Mr Halls sister are also guests at the Brainard home. The young people attend the Delta Psi banquet Saturday night.
The Greeley Gas Electric company acts as local representative for Mantel and Tile Company showcasing asbestos gas grates in operation. A dinner party hosted by Mrs. J. K. Thompson honored Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Scott and family as they prepare to depart for Denver. fourteen covers were set for relatives and friends.
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the known remedies. The statement claims Hall's system supports reliability and financial responsibility. Use of advertisements and claims about remedies appears in the Toledo area.
Mrs Apna Zantell, brought from Dacona Monday, was adjudged insane by a county court jury. She will be sent to the hospital for treatment.
A vintage advertising item promotes Mother Gray's Lady’s Care and Women’s Health remedies for urinary and kidney troubles. It emphasizes pleasant relief and broad endorsements, with details on address and distribution through The Gray Company.
A new son joins the Oppenheimer brood in Greeley as the father plans to take the child into the family business, following prior births that drew $100 checks from a generous cousin. The tale unfolds with recurring gifts and hints of a cigar-store partnership ahead.
Farmers report considerable crop damage from heavy winds this week in Olive Branch. Some small tracts will need reseeding to recover the crop, and a good rainstorm now would greatly aid the farmers in the area.
A nostalgic tale of hotel kitchens underscores the value of cleanliness. The ad explains Quaker Scotch Oats undergo fifty cleaning steps from gate to kitchen and claims no human hand touches a grain. It urges readers to eat Quaker Scotch Oats every morning.
The Currier estate condemnation case in federal court nears a verdict after ten witnesses for the estate valued the property at 45 000 to 55 000. Government testimony by about fifteen real estate and banking witnesses estimates value at 25 000 to 35 000 and notes the block’s dilapidated condition. The will restricts sale for twenty years and the estate earns six percent on 20 000. Jurors were instructed in Denver and a $40 000 award was anticipated by attendees pending verdict.
Fort Lupton's ball team claimed victory Sunday defeating Co L of Denver by 6 to 0. The club previously beat Longmont 5 to 4 last week in a separate matchup.
A 12 000 acre tract of government irrigated land will open for homestead filings May 22 near Powell and Garland. The tract promises abundant irrigation water and a desirable Big Horn Basin locale praised as a fruit region. Apply early to secure a site.
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