Playground Association Incorporation Aims Pioneer Day Dedication
The Playgrounds Association formed with seventy five attendees elects temporary chair and secretary. An estimated $1,500 is sought to equip facilities for 1000 girls and 1000 boys. A non profit corporation plan is adopted with a board led by William Mayher to oversee a June 10 Pioneer celebration dedication. Dr Say to present to city council for eventual municipal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Bradfield
Norris Read
Forward
Snyder
Hugo
Bul
Manufacturing Co
Seital
Niad
Nixon
Bullock
Carter
William Mayher
Mayher
I. Rothschilds
J. M. B. Petrikin
J. & McCutcheon
W. J. Dedrick
F. H. Merten
J. T. Lister
Bruce G. Eaton
Joseph Feing
WH. N. Haynes
D. D. Forward
L . Harrison
G. M. Houston
Wilson
Jesse Gale
Say
Cou
Beets Replanted After Destructive Spring Winds
Field superintendents report heavy spring winds at the Greeley district caused replants across several acres. Only about twenty acres in Hazelton were fed, while the Poudre bed saw no replanting due to seed remaining in soil and wind patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feild
Greeley
Walters
R Fsetory
Hazelton Try
Eaton District
Cheyenne Plateau
$72,400,000 mortgage to fund Denver Pacific railroad expansion
Denver and Northwestern Railroad secures $72.4 million via Manhattan Trust Co as trustees to finance a Seattle north Pacific track push. Bond issues of $30,000 per mile cover 65 miles Denver to Greeley, with $1.06 million cash for conversion work and plans to add 760 miles of track toward the northwest. Directors include James J. Hill, John J. Mitchell, and August Belmont among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
And
Northwestern Railroad
Manhattan Trust Company of
York
Seattle
North Pacific
Mdem Prion
Greeley
Manhattan Trust Company
Greely
Hill Roads
J. Pierpont Yorran & Co
Wenry
Man-hattan Trust Company
James J. Hi
John J. Mitchell
Iinois *T Company
Robert Bacon
J. Pierpont Morgan & Co
George H. Baker
Northern Pa‘lic Railroad
Grant B. Schley
August Belmont
Mother of Train Victim Presents Quilt to Union Aid
The 84 year old mother of Mrs. Kavana ugh killed by the Colorado and Southern train sent a handcrafted quilt to the Union Aid society of Greeley as thanks for their kindness to her grandchildren. She traveled from Nebraska to Greeley and stayed weeks before taking her grandchildren home. The society met at Mr Mort Darling’s country home for an all day quilting session and a noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Aid Society of
Greeley
Thomas Kavanaugh
Colorado & Southern
Nebraska
Union Aid Society
Mort Darling
Windsor Social Events Mark Two Meetings This Week
Windsor on May 11 saw two notable gatherings. The Social Science club hosted its annual banquet at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kern for 36 members with toasts by George Kern, Prof A E Johnson, and Rev J Dudley and musical numbers by Misses Fay and Buhoup and Mrs L S Dudley. The Windsor Improvement club met at Mrs H Kawin’s home with an afternoon session featuring a debate on indirect management as a feminine fault led by Mrs J T Perkins and Mrs W Carlton, followed by informal discussion and songs by Mrs Bertha Thiele and Miss Lillie Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indsor
Social Secience Club
Lewis Kern
Windsor Improvement Club
Bertha Thiele
Mine Lillie Hess
Brush river commissioner John Samples visits Greeley
John Samples, the river commissioner for Brush, traveled to Greeley on official business to discuss local water management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Samples
Brush
Greeley
Local visitors and travel notices from Greeley area
P. W. Putnam of Orchard and W. A. Johnson of Fort Collins were in Greeley Monday. N. D. Bartholomew left for Chicago with sheep. Miss Mabel Worcester will spend part of summer in Wellington. Mrs. N. D. Bartholomew plans trips to Iowa and New York to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Gurnea and daughter Helen of Bellville Kansas are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G Chappelow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnson
Fort Collins
Greeley
Mabel Worcester
Wellington
Mrs. Gurnea
Helen
Bellville, Kan
W. G Chappelow
Community Notes From Greeley And Surroundings
Mrs. John McClelland returns to Breckenridge after visiting Mrs. Charles Woods for three weeks. F. W. Smith sold his mill to Speer and Jacobs who will occupy a new structure at Ninth street and Sixth avenue. Joe Sullens arrived from Benton Illinois as the family returns from Greeley. Charley Nelson with Northern Colorado Construction is in Greeley en route east. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bell from Sterling spent three weeks in Greeley and left for Monroe Kansas. Henry Shaffer of Weldon Valley visited Greeley with brother Wilbur Shaffer a student bound for Fort Collins. Triangle class Reds and Dr Mead's Blues win new members contest. Blues lead. Reds and Blues plan socials, beefsteak fry in June, and a July 4 picnic. Leo G. Mann teaches the Triangle class. total members now 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Smith
Speer and Jacobs
Ninth Street
Sixth Avenue
Charley Nelson
Northern Colorado Construction Company
Sterling
Greeley
Henry Shaffer
Weldon Valley
Wilbur Shaffer
The
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Triangle
Methodist Church
Dr. F. Mead
Reds
Leo G. Mann
Barney Oldfield to Visit Greeley on Thursday
World famous auto driver Barney Oldfield will travel from Cheyenne to Denver and stop in Greeley Thursday. Cheyenne Motor club host W. B. Barnett acts as pilot, driving a Thomas car with Oldfield behind in the Knox Giant. The party will reach Greeley at noon, visit the garage, and stay for lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Oldfield
Greeley
Cheyenne
Denver
Oldfield
Cheyenne Motor Club
W. B. Barnett
Knox
Denver Jap house cleaner faces murder charge in widow case
Police believe Genkyo Mitsunaga killed Mrs. Catherine Wilson at 1054 Clayton Street last Saturday afternoon. Denver authorities traced his movements from the shop at 1148 Broadway to the Wilson residence and issued telegraphs to other towns as they search for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Vacuum Cleaning Company
Broadway
Catherine Wilson
Clayton Street
Genkyo Mitsunaga
Wilson House
Beoom
Theodore Walbridge to Sell Stock Before Relocation to Canon City
Kersey reports Theodore Walbridge will sell all stock tomorrow as he plans to move with his wife and children to Canon City. The item notes his ranch near coal mines south of town was traded for Canon City property and that he intends to make that area his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Canon City
Theodore Walbridge
Potato prices climb to forty and forty five cents
Prices for potatoes rise again as of this morning to 40 and 45 cents per unit. Farmers are hauling heavily to commission men, with costs continuing to increase over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Unique Slumber Party At Miss Bunker Home
A slumber party hosted Friday night by Miss Miriam Bunker and Miss Inez Nesbit at 1226 Tenth Street featured a garret turned into a camping style venue with mattress beds on the floor. Guests included Misses Ada Brush, Mary Brush, Irene Sullivan, Florence Bliss, Edith McCreery, Helen Phillips, Bessie Banta, Mabel Woolf, Myrna Barber, Blanche Irons, and Elizabeth Camfield with breakfast served by Mrs Bunker at 8 30 this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Bunker
Inez Nesbit
Miss Bunker
Tenth Street
Ada and
Mary Brush
Irene Sullivan
Florence Bliss
Edith McCreery
Helen Phillips
Bessie Banta
Mabel Woolf
Myrna Barber
Blanche Irons
Elizabeth Camfield
Gate Gift From Class of 10 Enhances Normal Campus
Work has begun on a brick and lava stone gate for the west entrance of the Normal campus. Contractor Thomas Gibbeon and architect Wayne Patterson are overseeing construction, to be finished within a week in time for commencement. The Class of 1910 donation is praised as one of the finest gifts yet to the Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal
Thomas Gibbeon
Wayne Patterson
Cable Operated on Windsor Man for Recovery
James Cable underwent a successful operation at Windsor hospital Friday and rests easily. He fell ill Monday from a complication of diseases and fears of non recovery faded as his health improves. He is a well known businessman who, with his sons, owns the Cable store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
James Cable
Windsor Hospital
Zita to gain more sidetrack for seasonal shipments
The Union Pacific plans several hundred feet of additional sidetrack at Zita before next fall when shipping increases. Zita serves a large farming region as a main shipping point and the extra track will help handle the fall influx of railroad cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Zita
Cheyenne auto races draw local visitors this morning
Frank Voris and several locals headed to Cheyenne for auto races while Ada Bunker remains quarantined with diphtheria. Others traveled to Denver and Ordway or visited Greeley, with Liner sustaining a hand injury and Eldon Markley recovering from heart trouble. The Philathea club met with four new members at La Von Fish’s home.
Windsor Girl Hosts K. J. B. Group Night
Miss Lillian Hess entertained the K. J. B. girls at her Windsor home on Friday night. Assisting hostess Miss Amber Martin, the group spent the evening on needle work followed by a dainty lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Lillian Hess
Amber Martin
Farmers Bank Incorporation Filed In Arp Florida
Articles of incorporation will be filed with the county clerk and recorder tomorrow by Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Greeley. Incorporators include D. A. Camfield George D. Statler A J Condon D R McArthur J E B Neill O Russell William Mayher and W A Insinger. Capital stock listed at 400 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank Arp
Fla
Rmers Bank and Trust Company of
Greeley
D. A. Camfield
George D. Statler
A. J. Condon
D. R. McArthur
J. EB. Neill
O. ©. Russell
William Mayher
W. A. Insinger
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Ayground Association
Milly” Williams
Lucerne
Chicago
Shaw
Waaarl
Axminster
Brussels
Portiere Ci
Greeley, Colorado
P. W. Putnam
Orchard
N. D
John McClelland
Charles Woods
Breckenridge
Joe Sullens
Benton, Ill
Benton
J. D. Bell
Sterling, Tl
Monroe
Kaw
Laura Neeland
P. W. Allen
Lena Pleak
EB. J. Decker
C. F. Benn
Ray Pemberton
Mt. Vernon
Ill
Mary Martin
Jerysipelas
Frank Voris
Ada Bunker
Chester Harris
Nellie Martin
F. E. Baker
J. F. Fezer
Aaron Eaton
Wood's Lake
Victoria Y. Bennett
Eldon Markley
N. D. Leonard
Miss Ella
Pierce
O. M. McElroy
Rhoda Haynes
Ordway
May McCune
R. F. McCune
Will Liner
Philathea Club
Charles Everhart
Rock Springs
Wyo
M. H. Brink
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