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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
8
Residents begin new homes and relocations as L. J. Bryan starts a residence project. H. C. Miller and Mrs. Miller move to Dan Frazier’s house. Miss Mary Bryan visits J. S. Harri son. Ogden family relocates to Greeley. pool hall closes. Social visits, local remodeling, and farm work noted across Gill.
Tuesday May 16 Mrs. C W Osborn and daughters ended a two week visit with Rev Coffman and family and set off for Idaho to establish a home. L Birkle was a Greeley visitor. Mrs A C Brown visited in Denver. Mr A Abrenkiel visited Denver. Philip Kennicott hosted League members at his home Thursday evening. Dr Kennicott and Rev Coffman drove to Greeley for a Sunday school convention. Mr and Mrs W J Eades left for Madras Oregon.
Over forty Fort Morgan merchants visited the Empire reservoir area last week in autos to inspect the superintendent and staff work. S. Sanford installed a lighting plant at an 11 room dwelling, barn and bunk house. Mrs. Hume Rudd shopped in Greeley. A seed potato car arrived at Sublette for Flats farmers. Joseph McIntyre transacted county business. Sanford was guest of E V Warner, fresh from Idaho where he bought 250 head of cattle. Miss Lovering stayed with Mrs. Warner.
Mr L E Parcell travels to Denver seeking work while Mrs Parcell stays with her mother. Grandma Hart visits daughter Mrs Sylvester and Grandma Denney improves with warmer weather. Kirt Roberts returns from grading camp near Cheyenne. Mrs Chas Norris and Valeda learn to drive their touring car. Lulu Brown shops in Greeley. John Fenley returns home after absence. Cline and Edith visit Greeley. Herrington hosts a social. Henry Horst and Maggie Horst visit Loveland friends. Nut Lee visits Greeley on business. Henry Horst and Maggie Horst call on Loveland friends.
A brisk report of community events includes farm work and harrowing on dry lands, dairy and meat trades, and plans for a creamery. Social life features W O W dance at Rose hall and gatherings at Masters hall with guests from Denver Greeley Fort Morgan and Jersey City. Two hundred acres being broken north of town and new residents Lorimer family set to enter real estate business.
A long list of warranty deeds records transfers of property and nearby parcels in Greeley, Erie, Raymer, Eric Heights, Harney, and surrounding areas. Notable entries include Anderson Mabel Rough to Jen nie Randall for see record, Kruger partners to Edward McEvoy for Lts 1 2 3 B 11 Raymer, and Davis Sarah A to Robert A Morrison for Aug 10 11 62 totaling 7360 dollars.
The regular meeting of The Potato Growers' Commission Co. will be held at the office of the company 700 Sixth street Greeley Colo at 2 o'clock p m on Saturday June 10 1911 for the election of trustees and transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. Co F Mason Secretary J G Graham President.
Evans May 16 a Commercial club with 26 members organized Monday evening in the town hall. J. H. Behrens elected president and W F Smith vice president with Dr A L Hill secretary and E W Balfour treasurer. Aiming to frame constitution and seek new members the club targets a prize for the largest membership increase from Monday to Thursday.
Kamama in Greeley announces a limited time offer for free treatment cost only for medicines at 815 Ninth Street. He promises complete diagnosis and relief of chronic diseases using European methods, with many patients treated for a small nominal fee and a $1 consultation.
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