Little Locals highlights and departures from town
Robert Steele left Monday evening for California. Mrs. Harvey Davidson of Windsor was in Greeley Monday. J. W. Wooten left Tuesday evening for Salt Lake City. Mrs. G. Crone returned Monday from a business trip to the western slope. E. C. Smith of Denver visited over Sunday with R. E. B. and family. Mrs. G. F. Clifford was guest of Mrs. A. M. Henderson in Kelsey Monday. Charles Bernard of La Junts visited Miss Lillian Kelley for a few days. Miss Winona Hall, sugar factory stenographer, left today for Fort Scott Kansas. Miss Bettie Stone left Saturday for Glenwood Springs to spend the summer. Mrs. A. Cook returned to Denver Wednesday after several days in Greeley on business. J. Le McCain’s pension increased to 306 a month through Congressman Booynee. Mrs. Mary Baker returned to Fort Morgan Saturday after a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. R. Smith. Mrs. W. R. Calvin operated on for stomach trouble in Greeley hospital Monday. Mrs. W. L. Clapton went to Denver Sunday and returned with Paul a ee rot for two weeks. Miss Ada Welle will arrive from Denver today for a few days with Miss Winifred Hughes. Miss Welle will then go to Ottumwa Iowa.
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Mise
Ada Welle
Denver
Winifred Hughes
Mise Welle
Ottumwa
Iowa
Ada Wells
Miss Hughes
Miss Wells
Windsor
Eleanor Jaye
Montrose
Miss Buhoup
University of Kansas
Margaret Mottaz
Colorado Springs
Miss Strock
Europe
Miss Legler
Sac City
Town
Ada Bradley
Miss Bradley
Missl
Nora Desmond
Miss Olson
Fort Collins
Illinois
Alexander
Saguache
Colo
Denver Upversity
Davis
Kingman
Kansas
Bowes and son visit Greeley from Denver
A. G. Bowes and his son Willus of Denver spent Friday to Monday in Greeley. Bowes visited Mr and Mrs H A Rosselli and Willus stayed with Harvey Phillips. Carl Anderson of the Fort Collins Courier, in Greeley Friday to bring home a new Buick from Denver, accompanied by Arthur Evans, Fort Collins car agent.
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A. G. Bowes and Son
Willus
Denver
Greeley
Mr. Bowes
H. A. Rosselli
Wilus
Harvey Phillips
Carl Anderson
The
Fort Collins
Arthur Evans
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Health Boost
An old advertisement touts Foley's Kidney Remedy as a tonic for kidneys and bladder, claiming it purifies blood and restores health without harmful drugs. It urges readers to start taking it today.
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Foley
Traveling salesman Parker recalled to Minnesota for ill father
Co. M. Parker of Greeley, a well known traveling salesman, received a telegram while visiting here last week summoning him to St. Paul, Minnesota, where his father was very ill. He now reports his father died before his arrival.
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Co. M. Parker
Greeley
St. Paul, Minn
Mrs Lacy Delbridge Hosts P E O Bisterhood Meet
Miss Lacy Delbridge entertained the P E O Bisterhood ladies at her home Friday afternoon with no program brief business session and a social time. Refreshments were served and twenty members were present.
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Lacy Delbridge
P. E. O. Bisterhood
Social notes from Greeley and nearby towns
Multiple brief items list residents visiting, moving, or traveling. Names include Mrs E G Young LaSalle. Misses Anderson Hazel Bly Eaton. Abe Kyler and Denver trip. Clara Edwards Eaton. Mesdames Briggs and Thew Platteville. Neill Lumber moves to 703 Sixth Street. Mrs F J Duncan Sheridan visiting. Mrs S E Wolfe from Denver visiting family. Naomi Underwood Fort Collins visiting Alice Gannon. Frank Clifford Weldon visiting family Albion. George Lugs Idaho Springs joins Park Merchandise in grocery dept. Wesner family illness scarlet fever. Owen Hantsinger and Mrs Annie Morast Denver guests. Dr Lee W Paul and wife return from Kwaco Wash likely to settle in Colorado.
Sunday Pony Runaway Near Reed Boy’s Narrow Escape
In Greeley a Sunday incident on Yenth Street and the railroad tracks ends in a wreck as a pony team driven by the Reed boy, ten miles southeast, is frightened by engine steam. He is dragged, bruised, while the buggy wrecks near a moving train. Dr. Wright also escapes serious harm after a crossing collision with a switch engine on Eighth Street.
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Greeley
Yenth Street
Reed
Dr. Wright
Eighth Street
Greeley High to Hear Colorado College Dean May 27
Miss Ada Wells and Miss Winifred Hughes visit. they plan a Denver meeting and trip to Ottumwa Iowa. Dean Parsons of Colorado College will deliver the commencement address at the Methodist church on Thursday evening May 27. Bert Wasley Herbert Cooley and Miss Leola Cronan of Denver visit Severance with Miss Mabel Wasley and return to Deaver.
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Dean Parsons
Colorado College
Greeley High School
Methodist Church
Bert Wasley
Herbert Cooley
Leola Cronan
Denver
Severance
Mabel Wasley
W. P. Wasley
Deaver
Pleasant Valley Dinner Honors Laura Mitchell Before Wyoming Trip
Mr and Mrs Charlie Williams hosted a dinner party at their Pleasant Valley home on Sunday in honor of Miss Laura Mitchell who soon leaves for Wyoming. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Crawl Mr and Mrs E T Leake J Le Tareas Miss Laura Mitchell and Miss Nettie Leake.
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Charlie Williams
Pleasant Valley
Laura Mitchell
Wyoming
George Crawl
E. T. Leake
J. le Tareas
Nettie Leake
Death of D. G. Wilson Ward in Ontario
The death of D. G. Wilson, father of Mrs. R. J. Hunter, was reported from Ridgetown Ontario. Mrs. Hunter, Rev. Hunter, and others arrived nine hours before his death. He died at age 69 after welcoming his daughter, leaving three children: Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. R. J. Bonner of Chicago, and J. H. Wilson. Funeral services were held the following Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. G. Wilson Ward
D. G. Wilson
R. J. Hunter
Ridgetown
Ontario
Hunter
R. J. Bonner
Chicago
J. H. Wilson
Remains of Mrs Lucinda White Sent to Iowa Home
Mrs Lucinda White 65 died of heart failure Friday in Platteville. Her remains were sent Saturday to her home in Oskaloosa Iowa.
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Lucinda White
Platteville
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Windsor Teachers on Vacation Across the District
Windsor teachers begin summer breaks with many heading to homes and programs. Several travel to Colorado Springs Denver Fort Collins Sac City Kansas Wichita and Europe for trips or studies. Bradley resigns. Desmond will visit Denver before returning home.
Rexall Orderlies Promise Free Trial If Not Satisfied
An advertisement for Rexall Orderlies claims they relieve constipation and will be furnished free of cost if not beneficial. The copy stresses pleasant taste, candy-like form, and 24 hour ease with two sizes priced 10 cents and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
H. Reynolds
Notice to stockholders Lucerne Hall company meeting
Notice to stockholders announces The Lucerne Hall company annual meeting on May 22, 1909 at o'clock p m at the hall to transact business. Jax K Gerry, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne Hall Company
Jax K. Gerry
Killham Kidnapping Case Opens in Greely District Court
Judge Gamble cleared the courtroom for the Will Cooper kidnapping case as District Attorney Carlson begins his first major challenge in Greely. Cooper faces charges for allegedly abducting 16 year old Sam Killham's daughter. Hilton, linked to the flight, faces fresh charges after a prior juvenile delinquency conviction. Two pleas of guilty were accepted from a bicycle thief named Wooley and a youth named Foster for stealing hides near the sugar factory.
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Judge Gamble
Will Cooper
Sam Killham
Eaton
Cooper
Carlson
Greeley
Kelly
Warren Hilton
Kilsham
County Cour
District Court
Hilton
Wooley
Young Foster
Windsor Class Play Delights Town Audience
Windsor High School staged The Postmaster Friday night to a packed house, raising $54. The cast featured Bill Morgan Ralph Lewis Audrey McNeil Bob Renmark Harry Matthews Henry Reed Leland Laybourn Tom Ripley Frank Miles George McIntosh Frank Smith Ernest Smith Nellie Strongburg Cynthia Camilla Foltz and Lindsay Amoss with music by the high school chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Bill Morgan
Ralph Lewis
Towel” Fairfax
Audrey McNeil
Bob
Three vags placed on chain gang and two released to farmers
The article notes three new vags added to the chain gang on Thursday and two released to farmers seeking help. The gang boss watches worker performance with the best laborer getting first job chances. A drunken man picked up Wednesday after a station row faced injuries and a $13 spree cost plus booze.
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the Central Power Company
Boulder
Hmbo
Danger of a disease more deadly than scarlet fever
A historical notice warns that a severe illness causes more deaths than scarlet fever and often leads to pneumonia. It cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective in many whooping cough epidemics and includes a testimonial from Delbert McKeig of Harlan Indiana about his child benefiting from the remedy. Drugstores offer it for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Delbert McKeig
Harlan, In
Greeley Investors Back Local Lithographic Stone Venture
Greeley residents have bought stock in Western Lithographic Stone Co. a Colorado firm owning a Rio Grande valley quarry near Tucker Utah A state geologist and experts backed the venture which aims to supply U S lithographic stone from domestic quarries W W Putnam toured the site verifying depth and extent and photos were taken A Chicago finishing plant is ready for the first carload of stone Congress plans to protect the domestic lithographic industry as demand grows stockholders stand firm on investment
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Greeley
Western Lithographic Stone Co
Colorado
Tucker
Utah
Chicago
Bavaria
United States
Congress
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsing Letter
An old advertisement declares Hall's Catarrh Cure offers one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh and includes a testimonial from Walding Kinnan & Marvin of Toledo endorsing the product and a note about internal use and blood and mucous membrane action. Also mentions Ball's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hail
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
FP. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Hall
Presidential aspirant Dr H J Waters eyed for Colorado College
Dr H J Waters of the University of Missouri emerges as a leading candidate to succeed Dr Aylesworth as president of Colorado Agricultural College. Correspondence between Waters and the selection committee is ongoing, with his name previously placed before the board of agriculture at its last meeting.
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H. J. Waters
University of Missouri
Colorado Agricultural College
Aylesworth
Waters
Board of Agriculture
Oatmeal Credos From the Scotch and Quaker Oats
The piece argues Scots prize oatmeal and asserts Americans eat fat and grease with little cereal. It notes evidence from scientists and claims Americans misjudge their diet. It praises Quaker Scotch Oats and promotes its regular and large family packages for distant shoppers.
Surveyors Near Severance Ready to Break Camp
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern surveyors near completion with camp to be broken within a day or two. The line surveyed runs from Greeley to Severance and from Severance to Wellington.
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Severance
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Greeley
Wellington
Public Notice of Water Rights Adjudication Hearing
Public notice to water owners in Water District No. 1 of Weld County to attend hearings on June 21 1969 and July 1908 dates at courthouses in Greeley Fort Morgan Kiowa and Sterling to present or file statements of claim and evidence regarding priority of rights to ditches canals pipelines and reservoirs. Christian A Bennett appointed referee to oversee proceedings and report findings. First publication in Greeley Tribune May 19 1909. last publication June 9 1909.
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Christian A. Bennett
Boulder
Colorado
Mooepee
A. James
Cickanaw
A. Bennett
District Court of Weld
Colorads
South Platte
la Poudre
Washington County
South Platte River
Greeley
Weld County
Fort Morgan
Morgan County
Kiowa
Elbert County
Repetee Fesety
Times
District Court of
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Tower CO
Qwery Boetoww
U. B.A
Tower Canadian Co., Lad. TorowrTo, Cansor Ooo
Robert Steele
California
Harvey Davidson
J. W. Wooten
Salt Lake City
Ma .Crone
E .C. Smith
R. EB. Pol
Mra. G. F. Clifford
A. M. Henderson
Kelsey
Charles Bernard
la Junts
Lillian Kelley
Winona Hall
Fort Scott
Kaw
J. le McCain
Booynee
Mary Baker
ER. N. Smith
W. R. Calvin
Greeley Hospital
W. L. Clapton
Paula Eerot
Thompson Clothing Company
E. G. Young of
LaSalle
Misses Anderson
Hazel Bly
Paul ‘Ee and
Harmon Freeman
Abe Kyler
Clara Edwards
Charles Briggs
Liza Thew
Neill Lumber Company
Sixth Street
F. J. Duncan
Sheridan, Wyo
8. J. Mumper
8. E. Wolfe
C. H. Wolfe
Naomi Underwood
Alice Gannon
Frank Clifford
Weldon
G. F. Clifford
Albion
George Lugs
Idaho Springs
Park Merchandise Company
A. B. Wesner
Mr. Wesner
Stacerville, Iowa
Owen Hantsinger
Annie Morast
Lee W. Paul
Kwaco
Wash
Killham
Greeley Men Stockholders
State of
of Weld
the District Court
Sou Platte River
Eighth Judicial District
Weld
Colosods
Greeley Tribune
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