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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
5
A guardianship order is issued by a Weld County Colorado court concerning a minor in Pinin heir in the city of Greeley. The document cites property details in Peery's Lot 2 and a request for real estate interests and guardianship actions with dates in May and references to a Guardian.
Fragmentary OCR shows a Weld County Colorado probate sale notice citing the estate of William B. Dece and an executor Ticker Man. The document references the Greenley County Weld district court and lists property including household goods and jewelry to be sold under an order. Publication date hints May 1910 with multiple mentions of the North Poudre area and reservoir properties.
Public court order calls heirs to appear May 1910 to show cause for selling decedent estate assets. Greeley Tribune to publish for four weeks. Greeley & Denver Railroad Company holds June 14 1910 meeting at 7:30 p m to elect directors. City Clerk certifies ordinance passage No 213 adopted May 10 1910. final notice May 12 1910.
An action is filed by xa t organ plaintiff against Hettie K. Warner in Weld County District Court Colorado. The defendant must answer within 20 days if served in county or 30 days if served outside the county, or a default judgment may be entered. Last lines reference court notices and publication timeline with dates in 1910.
Special meeting of the stockholders will be held at 3 p.m. on June 4 1910 at the secretary's office 809 Ninth street Greeley Colorado. The purpose is to vote on amending the articles to reduce capital stock from 17625 dollars divided into 705 shares of 25 dollars to 13125 dollars divided into 525 shares of 25 dollars. W E KINSELLA secretary.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Greeley and Denver Railroad Company will be held to consider reports and actions. The notice specifies date place and agenda as required by corporate by laws. Registered stockholders are urged to attend for voting and oversight.
Real estate listing offers the southwest quarter section 27 58 Weld County Colorado for 3000 dollars with 1000 dollars down and the remainder on easy terms. Contact G O Williams Rockford NL.
Miss Jennie Clark, of Kersey, died this morning from tuberculosis after years of illness. She had lived with her brother W. H. Clark on a ranch four miles west of Kersey, formerly from Maine. Funeral Saturday at Macy's Undertaking Parlors in Greeley, with Rev. Corey officiating and special music.
A rear passenger coach on the northbound tram from Eaton broke away Wednesday afternoon and rode back toward Greeley. The engine overtook the runaway just outside city limits. no collisions or damage occurred. The traveler’s name was not learned.
Dr. W. L. Miller left Greeley this morning to deliver a course of lectures on practical surgery at a St. Louis medical college where he holds the chair of professor of surgery.
Miss Myrtle Eldredge and Frie da Taylor traveled to Boulder on Saturday. Mrs. W. E. Whitman of Longmont visited Greeley on her way to Snyder. Fort Collins guests include Miss Mayme Sanford and Agnes McIntyre visiting Miss Buchanan and Mrs. Harris. Several families plan trips to Denver Estes Park Lyons and Boulder, with other moves to Franklin Indiana and Idylwilde on the upper Poudre.
The Greeley shoe store is sold from Baker & Griegg to William Motheral and J E Coleman. The deal includes a quarter section of land near Pierce and Greeley property as trade. The store closes today for inventory. Walt Sterling, an area pioneer, lies seriously ill at his sister Mrs Ruth Gillett’s home fearing he may not recover.
Miss Hattie Yardley hosted a Friday dinner at her home to honor Nora Rugh’s birthday with guests Isabel Maynard Nora Rugh Ruby Rose Mabel Edna and Nell Welsh. J P Nauman was surprised Saturday at his home for a 63 4th birthday party with 25 attendees. The group enjoyed games 800 and prizes went to D R Smith and Mrs Newton Clegg first and James Rowe consolation. Refreshments followed a pleasant evening.
Louis Molnar formerly of Greeley arrived Sunday from the northwest and stays with Mr and Mrs W E Green for a few days. He recently passed through Oregon Washington and Alberta on a nine year government post in Washington DC en route from that city to Seattle. He returns to meet his mother Mrs Sarah Molnar who is traveling from Pennsylvania.
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