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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1909

Page

14

Little Doings In Other Towns Note Local Visits

Mrs Mary Brown and granddaughter Beatrice visited Fort Lupton to see her son. Mrs John Owens visits relatives near Denver. Margaret Carlson and Louise Nelson stay with Mrs T L Greer. Mrs N M Bartholomew left for Denver and may join family at Grandlake. J H Olsen of Concord Neb visited local homes and is headed to Idaho with KE Molander.

Mary Brown Beatrice Fort Lupton John Owens Denver Margaret Carlson Louise Nelson T. L. Greer N. M. Bartholomew Grandlake J. H. Olsen Concord Nebraska Idaho KE Mojander

Pleasant Valley Residents Share Weekend Visits and Travels

Mrs Archibald and grandson Low ell of Pleasant Valley visited J 8 Archibald on Sunday. Claud Clarkson and Tom Hall returned from Denver with four horses from a sale. Mrs Lizzie Green installed a windmill on her property supplying domestic water. Dr and Mrs Finton of Colorado Springs visit their daughter Margaret Mottaz. Elmer Hahn travels to Denver on business. R W Norris made a business trip to Greeley. R E Dallage left for New Mexico likely to take a claim and settle there. George Ellis of St Louis visits R E Rains. Miss King of Denver visits Miss Adelia Fuller. Mr and Mrs Lewis and children visited friends in the Draw. Mr and Mrs Henry Behrens of Evans visited J L Leroy. Edna and Iva Dent return from a successful school term in the Fairplay district near Ault.

Archibald Lowell Pleasant Valley Claud Clarkson Tom Hall Denver Lizzie Green Mrs. Finton Colorado Springs Margaret Mottaz Elmer Hahn R. W. Norris Greeley R. E. Dallage New Mexico George Ellis St. Louis R. E. Rains Miss King Adelia Fuller

Local Residents Plan Summer Moves And Ranching Plans

Professor Cowan and family will spend the summer in Twin Falls Idaho. Rev C A Brooks former pastor here now resident at Eaton visited the St John family last week. Mr Slate will move to Doyleville Colorado where he bought a 650 acre ranch and 1400 head of cattle to enter the stock business.

Cowan Twin Falls Idaho C. A. Brooks Eaton St. John Slate Doyleville Colo

Social Proximity Notes From Colorado Towns

Kersey Mr and Mrs Fred 8S James spent Sunday in Greeley Mrs Flora Hansteen of Greeley spent Sunday with her son Chris Hansteen Co 1 Williams went to Denver Sunday to attend the funeral of Joseph Nessler Mrs Don Heffernan and her guest Mrs Armstrong of Sterling spent Sunday in Eaton Mrs C G Caswell who has been visiting her daughter Mrs W F Spaulding returned to her home in Omaha Saturday Mr and Mrs Homer Voorhies of Rifle Colo are the guests of Mr and Mrs B P Brooks Mrs Voorhies is a sister of Mrs Brooks

Kersey Fred James Greeley Flora Hansteen Chris Hansteen Homer Voorhies Rifle, Colo B. P. Brooks Voorhies Brooks

Local Notes on Births and Community Happenings

Eaton Miss Eunice Cushman suffers appendicitis. A daughter born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson. Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church met with Mrs. Eckhart. Mrs. John Powers recovers from cancer surgery in Denver. husband and daughter Elsie visit. Will Clark bought a new automobile. T. C. Phillips and A. W. McQuewan also expect or have new cars.

A. W. McQuewan

Denver Area Social Notes Reflect Weekend Visits

Little Noel Bartlett visited friends in Denver on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Kenney hosted guests from Denver to see F W Grace. Emery Foltz of Hays Kansas visited his parents J H Foltz. Mrs James Haines traveled to Eaton to see her sister Mrs Willis Stott. Hazel McNeil studying in Greeley spent weekend in Windsor with Miss Laybourn. Mrs J M Calvert left for Arvada due to her mother’s illness. George Bender and Amelia Bender went to Nebraska for about six weeks. Helen Wheat Bessie Brown from Fort Collins visited Laybourn. Wesley Staley and son Guy returned from Denver after a week there. Aunt Violet Pence ill with tonsillitis but improving. Mr and Mrs Samuel Newellen

Little Noel Bartlett Denver Kenney F. W. Grace Emery Foltz Hays Kan J. H. Foltz James Haines Eaton Willis Stott Hazel McNeil Greeley Windsor J. M. Calvert Arvada Colo George Bender Amelia Bender Nebraska Helen Wheat Bessie Brown Fort Collings Helen Laybourn Wesley Staley Guy

Local Social Roundup Trails Weekend Visits and Visits

The article lists numerous social engagements around Ault Colorado including visits by Mrs. Andrew J. and Mr. K A Pence of Denver to relatives in the area. Several residents and visitors travel to Greeley Longmont and Denver for visits and summer plans. Congregational Ladies Aid met at Mrs C H Fryes with good attendance and a pleasant time.

Windsor visit and Denver trips noted in local notices

Miss Dora Allam of Windsor visits her brother Percy Allam and family. W T Miller was in Denver Wednesday visiting his wife in hospital there and reports her condition improved. Frank Phillips combines business and pleasure on a trip to Denver and Montrose this week. Rev Jesse Buswell attends Congregational assembly in Denver this week.

Dora Allam Windsor Percy Allam W. T. Miller Denver Frank Phillips Montrose Jesse Buswell Congregational Assembly

Evangelistic Meetings Underway at Swedish Free Church

A ten days series of evangelistic meetings has begun at the Swedish Free church led by Mr and Mrs Co Ellis. Miss Carter of Greeley will sing the principal soprano solo in the Mendelssohn oratorio on June 10, with Professor Von Boda training the class. Brendel of Greeley promises a piano solo.

Charles Watson Swedish Free Church Mrer Co. T. Ellis Miss Carter Greeley von Boda Felix Mendelssohn Mr. Brendel of

Local notes on harvest and education blend in town

The Highland lake reservoir was filled last week. Potatoes are planted in larger acreage this season due to poor beet crops in prior years. School closed Friday with a fine program and six eighth grade graduates. Mrs. Daven of Greeley attended the graduation, visiting daughter. Beer workers arrived last week and several attended Mead school graduation in the Mead church Saturday evening.

Highland Lake Daven Greeley Mead School Mead Church

School graduation program at the town house

A Thursday night program at the schoolhouse featured songs recitations dialogues and drills. The eighth grade delivered the Joan of Arc drill and Maypole dance plus a dialogue. County Superintendent Harrison gave a short address and presented the diplomas to Bessie Bartholomew Lottie McWillilama Dora Carroll George Weber Roy Hill Francis McCall and Chauncey Carter with Chauncey Carter as valedictorian.

Harrison Bessie Bartholomew Lottie McWillilama Dora Carroll George Weber Roy Hill Francis McCall Chauncey Carter

Windsor Musical Club Holds Year End Meeting

The Windsor Musical club wrapped its year with a program honoring Mrs. Fred Lowry and featuring performances by ae Lowry, a Wagner paper by Miss Laybourn, and solos by Mrs. Perkins, Bert Cloud, and Mrs. Bangham. Members Edith Haines and others traveled to land and Fort Collins. guests stayed at the ranch of Miss Mabel Evans.

Windsor Musical Club Fred Lowry Ae Lowry Aa Laybourn Camilla Folts Mrs. Perkins Bert Cloud Bangham Edith Haines Leah Davis Verna Miles Mildred Cope Edith Randall Eland Gertrude Haines Fort Collins Hazel Hunter Josephine Lloyd Jillian Heff Mabel Evans T. B. Gormley Katherine Denver

Local social notes and visits from Masters area

Mrs. Jack Kingsbury of Masters visits her mother this week. Hugh McMillan returns from Greeley where he was several days. Mrs. Sam Sampson has been ill for two weeks. Miss Rose Coffman visits Mrs. Felix Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Thacker and Mona dine with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith. Mrs. George Coffman visits Mrs. E. Alexander. Miss Dena Winslow guest at Hubbard ranch. Jack McMillan returns home from Longmont after visiting Alex McMillan in Boulder.

Jack Kingsbury Masters Hugh McMillan Greeley Sam Sampson Rose Coffman Felix Parker Alex Thacker Mona Charles Smith George Coffman E. Alexander Dena Winslow Hubbard Ranch Jack McMillan Longmont Alex McMillan Boulder

Remittance Man Fined for Poker At Local Livery

H Kincaid a young man lingering about a local livery barn was arrested last Thursday for gambling. He pleaded guilty and was taxed 80 dollars and costs. He paid 200 dollars, 116 to cover expenses, plus 25 and 8 for introductions. He left on the next Denver train with 5 dollars in his pocket. He had monthly remittances of 200 dollars from relatives.

H. Kincaid Marshal Williams Judge Davis Kincaid Denver

Out of Town Parties Hosted by Gilbert Landell

Gilbert Landell, manager of the Lupton milk condensing station, was the genial host at a smoker held Wednesday night at his residence here. The event drew local guests and reflected his hospitality.

Gilbert Landell Landell Lupton

Delta youthshold cheerful evening at Werkels home

A jolly crowd of Delta young people gathered at John Werkels home Saturday evening for games and a prepared supper. About thirty five guests were present.

John Werkels

Births and Graduating Exercises Highlight Local Notes

Born May 10 to Mr and Mrs C P Monroe residents west of Rattlesnake Springs a son. The Misses Leela and Mabel Chamberlain of Fort Collins stay with their aunt Mrs P Balmer. The graduating exercises took place amid formal ceremonies.

C. P. Monroe Rattlesnake Springs Leela Mabel Chamberlain Fort Collins P. Balmer

Fire at Bennett's Restaurant Causes Small Alarm

A small fire started in Bennett's restaurant around 10 o'clock Monday morning in Eaton Special. The fire alarm summoned a crowd as the hose cart arrived and the blaze was quickly put out. Damage was minimal. Authorities believe a gasoline stove acting oddly ignited the fire. The restaurant is owned by Mrs. A. K. Clark of Greeley.

Eaton Eaton Special A. K. Clark Greeley

Rexall Hair Tonic Guarantee Ad

A Rexall Store advertisement promises refunds of the purchase price if the 93 Hair Tonic fails to eradicate dandruff stop hair loss and grow new hair. The offer covers two sizes 50 cents and one dollar and is attributed to H Reynolds and Co the Rexall Store.

Rexall H. Reynolds & Co

Good remedy for whooping cough

A subscriber recounts a home method to ease whooping cough in infants. A tightly tied stomach band made of stout muslin, carefully measured and laced, reportedly reduces paroxysms and vomiting within hours and shortens illness in many cases.

Tribune Grevney Medical Journal Sax

Japs and Kersey Team Exchange Bat in Sunday Game

A Japanese squad organized at Kersey named The Mikado played their first interlude against the Japs and the locals Sunday. The visitors endured a rough outing with injuries and a thrown ball, yet showed potential as they learn baseball with several sturdy athletes among their ranks.

Kersey Husky

Waters May Not Accept Missouri Dean Offer for Kansas College

May not secure Dean Henry J. Waters of Missouri as he has been offered the presidency of the Colorado college at Manhattan Kansas for $7 000 a year. A board meeting was to be held today to select a new president. Dr Waters, a leading agricultural educator, had previously been offered $5 000 a year plus a residence to head the Colorado school.

Waters Colorado Agriculture College Henry J. Waters Missouri Manhattan Kan Collings Dr. Waters United States Colorado State Board of Agriculture

Speer Child Dies After Illness at Home

Speer death entered the home of Mr and Mrs R W Speer this morning and took their only child Roberta aged 10 months 18 days. The child was ill a short time and the death shocked the parents. Funeral arrangements await Rev J M Wylie’s arrival in Chicago from the Synod. Hobson tennis court near J L Ewing home now in good shape for the season with players including C B E Clark Harry McAfee Paul Mosher B H Downey G M Drummond and Mr Daniels.

Speer R. W. Speer Roberta Hobson Tennis Court J. L. Ewing Messrs. C. BE. Clark Harry McAfee Paul Mosher B. H. Downey Ww. G. Young A. B. DeVoe G. M. Drummond Mr. Daniels

Reading Club Meeting at Mrs Haley's Home

Out of town members gathered at the home of Mrs. H. A. Haley Tuesday afternoon for the Reading club. The usual course of study was completed and the gathering proved pleasant and profitable.

Reading Club H. A. Haley

Schools Asked to Aid Forest Service in Tree Study

The United States forest service invites teachers nationwide to collect data on timing of leafing flowering and fruiting for major US forest trees. The project aims to produce colored charts or tree calendars aiding education and practical forestry. Volunteers receive forms and instructions and later publications. Brinker Croll celebrates his eighth birthday with friends this afternoon.

United States Forest Service

Nothing Doing in Weld County District Court

In Weld county court on Monday a near-litigation in 206 civil cases resulted in dismissal or settlement. Stephen D. Marvel sought recovery of property from W F Grunkmeyer alleging duress, but the matter was resolved when Grunkmeyer returned the property and the court adjourned with no further trials scheduled.

Weld Windsor Stephen D. Marvel W. F. Grunkmeyer

Memorial Day Parade At Windsor Honors Veterans

Despite high winds the Windsor Memorial Day events proceeded with the parade assembling at the W O W hall at two o clock and marching to the cemetery where twelve Hays post members and many G R veterans and school children participated. R K Hanna delivered Lincoln Gettysburg remarks and Rev C M Cooper spoke. William Jones led as commander with C F Chipman W W Kennedy 8 G Puller and J H Berry among senior officers.

Windsor W. O. W. Hall RK. K. Hanna Lincoln C. M. Cooper Hays William Jones C. F. Chipman W. W. Kennedy 8. G. Puller J. H. Berry

Cure for sore nipples with Chamberlain's Salve

Aimed at mothers with nursing pain, the article advises applying Chamberlain's Salve immediately after nursing and wiping with a soft cloth before the next feeding. It notes many trained nurses use the salve with best results and that it is sold by all druggists.

Child Gladys Snyder Dies. Father Heads to Funeral

The T-year-old Gladys Snyder, daughter of Arthur Snyder, died of asthma. Her remains will be transported to Saxon Illinois to lie beside her mother who passed four weeks earlier. Mr. Snyder begins a year after his wife’s burial journey as families endure another sorrow.

Gladys Snyder Arthur Snyder Saxon Ill Gladys Mr. Snyder

Heirs Receive First Distribution of Anthony Estate

Supreme Court recently ruled in the Anthony estate with fourteen heirs. Executors will distribute about $10,000 today from a roughly $150,000 property, including a Curtis Street Denver building valued at about $90,000. Hendrie & Bolthoff have installed over two thousand horsepower power irrigation plants in the last three years. Most plants are featured in Power Irrigation, their latest publication.

Anthony Supreme Court Curtis Street Denver Hendrie & Bolthoff

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The Delta Beebe Fort Violet Pence Samuel Newellen Anderson Andrew J Mary MacLane Celia Tyler Lillian Ankeney K. A. Pence R. L. Pence Albert Nichols W. J. Rowe A. L. Alstadt T Gusta Schwartz Highlandlake O. W. Nye George Fieber Chester Devine Pence Homer Bridges Fred Graefe Cooper McLaurie J. C. Latshaw Ault Englewood Cole Jens Jerem Albert J. W. Campbell Brush Julesburg Campbell California Robert Pence Jerome Ida Wheatland Milling and Elevator Company Sherman Larson Larson T. EB. Burns Big Bend Colorado Fairplay District AEG Sterad London Henley Park Merchandise Co Hendrie and Boltho# Mig teecarTios Olft Denver, Colo Amy Forest Service and School Brinker Croll H. H. Croll
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