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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1908
Page
4
The recipe guides roasting a bone free three rib beef roast in olive oil, seared on all sides. It adds chopped peppers onion garlic parsley, olives, claret, paprika and stock, then roasts covered for an hour, adds tomato and more stock, roasts another hour, thickens gravy and serves.
Ordinance No. 179 provides for a special election in Greeley Colorado on June 16 1908 to decide selling city parcels including the old engine house certain water works plots and other properties with minimum prices. Electors taxed in the prior year will vote by ballot at separate boxes with parcel descriptions and minimum sums. If two thirds vote to sell the council may proceed with cash or half cash and half credit sales. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at designated ward locations.
Morning worship at all churches now meeting at 10 45 will shift to 10 30 starting after June 1. The change applies to services held in the morning across the churches.
German services at 10 a.m. with confirmation and communion. English services at 3 p.m. with confirmation and communion. Edwin M. Gross is the pastor.
Rev William T Brown of Ogden will preach at 7 30 PM The church will join in the union memorial service at the opera house during the morning hour.
Services are held Sunday morning at 11 am at 800 Ninth Street emphasizing the sermon topic Soul and Body. A Wednesday evening meeting is scheduled for eight o'clock.
Communion service at 10 30 am and regular morning service at 11 am. No Sunday school next Sunday. PEO Oscar W Gustafson pastor. L A 8 meets with Mrs Carl Carlson at 1210 Ninth Street this Thursday evening.
Public worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon The Sunday School Outlook Sunday school at noon Men s Sunday Noon club discusses Men and the Kingdom with Joseph C Ewing W C Wilson D D Hugh and others Y P 8 C EB 6 30 p m evening sermon fourth in a series on James Pleasure. Sunday school 10 a m no 11 a m service. Congregation invited to opera house service under G A R auspices Patriot ic music offertory by Ina Ramsay cornet by Dr J A Dungan Public welcome J A Trimmer rector.
Miss G C Glenn of Chicago returned from Japan and spoke to the young ladies at the First Presbyterian church in Greeley. She organized a Westminster Guild with twenty five members and plans to visit Presbyterian churches in the state to promote missionary work. A social hour followed with light refreshments served by Mrs Hunter.
The Camfield Orchestra under J. C. Kendel plays a dinner hour program at the Camfield Hotel on Sunday May 24 1908 including pieces like The Pacifier Apple Red Mill and Wanderland. A separate note covers a remarkable conference at Colorado College May 10–17 featuring Prof Graham Taylor and Rev Washington Gladden on religious education and moral ideals.
Mrs. A Goss of Durand Michigan recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children with whooping cough after a Hartland suggestion by Mr Lane. Available at all druggists. Council appointed Frank Rienks night marshal to replace Andy Bresnehan who resigned. Preparations begun to grade Ninth avenue to the New Empson Canning plant. Final settlement with M J Kenney contractor for the new city hall.
The ad claims one third of people would suffer rheumatism if tomorrow came. Ballard's Snow Liniment supposedly drives away the trouble, relieves pain instantly, and leaves the user supple. Sold by all druggists.
The Saint Paul chapter of Methodist Brotherhood held a well attended meeting last Monday with visitors from all churches. President Cc. B. Carter presided and introduced speakers from each association. A quartet provided music, and about 100 men attended followed by a dining lunch.
The city school election kept almost the entire teaching corps. Miss Ellen Ross resigns to teach in Germany. Six vacancies exist with three filled. Emma Crone shifts to fourth grade in the south ward. Edna West returns from leave. Jessie Mills also returns after absence. Superintendent KE Carter, elected last year for three years, will assign teachers and arrange transfers. the completed list will be published.
Ella Houston daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Houston died Friday at age four from pneumonia after measles. Funeral services by Rev. R. J. Hunter were held Sunday at the home on Fifth Street, with interment at Linn Grove cemetery.
Mrs Blanche Grable Sturgeon wife of Dwight D Sturgeon died Wednesday May 13 at their Pleasant Valley home She was 30 born in Ohio daughter of J S and Mrs Grable married in Denver 1903 and lived in Pleasant Valley since 1906 Survived by husband daughter Ruth four days old infant son parents two sisters four brothers and friends Funeral services conducted by Rev W A Philips at the family home attended by relatives Interment Lynn Grove cemetery
Masters closes for the year on May 26 with a Gala Day featuring a Weldona versus Masters dual track meet a Masters baseball game versus Fort Morgan a picnic luncheon and an evening grand ball Weather permits a large crowd is expected as organizers strive to surpass last year’s record and ensure comfort for all attendees.
Josiah Work, once of Greeley and now residing in Fort Morgan, suffered multiple accidents. Months ago he fell on church steps and stayed home after injuries. recently while driving he had a runaway and was thrown, causing serious harm. Seven years earlier he was thrown from a horse and broke his leg.
The regular annual meeting will be held at the company office 700 6th Street Greeley Colorado at 2 PM on Saturday June 13 1908. Trustees will be elected and other business acted on as may come before the meeting. J G Graham Igo C F Mason President Secretary Greeley Colorado May 13 1908.
An old advertisement from Coronado block promotes a dot counting prize at Dunham's Jewelry Store asking customers to submit the count with date and time. It invites a dotced ring as the prize.
Saturday, Thomas D. Jenkins of Oshkosh Wisconsin married Grayce L. Curry of Green City Colorado at Hillcroft ranch the home of the bride's parents. The six o'clock ceremony was attended only by immediate family with Rev. Charlies F. Koehler officiating.
Last Thursday at Rev A C Leafgren and wife Hulda Leafgren wed Charles Carlson in a ceremony lit by roses carnations palms and smilax. The bride and groom stood under a blossom bower with Miss Rachael Nordell as bridesmaid and Oscar Leafgren as best man. A lavish repast followed. The couple will reside on a ranch near Lucerne.
Blanche Edgington wed Claude BE Newton last Thursday May 14 at the Edgington home with Rev R J Hunter officiating. Forty relatives attended the ceremony at two o'clock. The couple will reside at 413 Eleventh Avenue after a Colorado Springs trip and share in the family real estate business.
Rheumatism causes extensive pain and suffering and Chamberlains Pain Balm offers relief enabling rest and sleep. In many cases relief is temporary then permanent, though older patients with chronic rheumatism may not cure it. The balm provides valuable relief worth its cost and 25 and 50 cent sizes are sold by druggists.
The M R church Sunday school class hosted a surprise linen shower for Miss Clara Tuck at Mrs. Rugh's home on Saturday night and presented a linen collection. A second surprise at the M E church on Tuesday night at Mrs. Russell's home drew about fifty guests who gifted a carving set and silver tea spoons.
The Colorado and Southern announces Eldorado Springs opens for the season with low rates and convenient service. The resort highlights include rugged mountains Harman Falls canyons and warm swimming pools making it a premier mountain and seashore destination. The New Eldorado hotel is ready for guests and Sunday dinners are offered.
One fare plus two dollars to certain points in Texas and New Mexico and return for homeseekers via Colorado and Southern. Liberal limits and stopovers. Full information on application. T. E. Fisher, Gen. Pass. Agt.
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