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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
5
Greeley area mentions Eaton and Briggsdale residents visiting, school events, and various family updates. Ads promote Ballard's Snow Liniment and Herbal liver tonic with testimonials. Theater changes include Miajestic sale to James Thompson and remodel by Dr. W Merrill. reopening Friday with improved ventilation and acts.
Saturday Thompson of Masters is in business this week. Clayton of Denver is in a few days, Elder went to Denver for an indefinite stay. H McConnaughey and I to Denver this morning for a visit with her father. Mrs Henry Maxwell of tre spending a few days land Mrs Frank Seelinger. S Decker and son attend the close play at school in Greeley Thursday. Camfield and Camfield Jr in Denver with return by auto this evening. Lowe engaged a school near Kersey next Lowe graduates from Teachers college. Easton left for Trinidad home. You graduated from the High School this year. Huggerth of Colorado lived in Greeley today en route to Grover to visit Mrs A Peterson came to meet her Grearet Allen who has acting the training school this year left her home in Trinidad. Henry Igo Kitchen will be opened next Monday morning.
Windsor and Nunn residents visit Greeley on business while Denver and Alamosa guests stay with relatives. Clergy R A Chase returns from a five week East trip and plans sermons. A run away incident near the Dickey home leaves the family bruised but unharmed. Chamberlain’s Tablets praised for digestive relief. Foley Kidney Pills hailed by a user. Neill builds a bungalow at a city corner.
Tuesday J. B. Snook suffers tonisillitis while residents from Eaton, Platteville, Cheyenne, Denver, and Providence mingle in Greeley for visits and business. Advertisements promote Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and appetite, noting many benefitted.
In Greeley and surrounding towns residents mingle with relatives and former students. Mrs. Russell visits Billings and Athene Normile in Jacksonville while Greeley educator MeDowell prepares for upcoming commencement. A liquor case fines saloonkeeper Charis Fisher $100. Alumni luncheon announced at Camfiens Hotel with about 200 expected.
Wednesday visits and travels feature Mr and Mrs H H Jones Mr O Donnell and baby in Denver Margaret Jackson trips to Colorado Springs Windsor visitors in Greeley Donna Pierce family plans Iowa trip Lillian Erwin visit C W Jarvis Creston Ia in Greeley Mrs Henry Baab Nebraska travel Eloise Bickle Nebraska return McPherson jailed for forgery Martin Johns youth sent to reformatory Demorest family tidbits births and local schooling notes Mrs Finney missionary work Egypt dispute over gun incident clarified by Susie Michaels Parkinson Tribune notes
Short items cover Mrs. B F Brown returning to Fort Lupton from Greeley, Mr Brown in Greeley, and the summer training school session being canceled due to funds. Also mentions Mrs. Jones of Boise visiting daughter in Greeley, plans to move to Walla Walla, and mayor Jas C Dahlmann in Omaha winning the primary. Ends with a Foley Kidney Pills testimonial from Dahlmann.
Theodore Callahan ill with pneumonia at home near Weld County for 40 years. F W Rogers and family attended State Teachers College graduation in Greeley where a daughter graduated. Augusta Boullard visited relatives near Kersey. Ethel Walker ill. Mrs Archie Miller very ill but not in danger. Dora Tinsman to join Royal Neighbors meeting June 1. Charles Hardesty 17 hospital operation. motor service proposed linking Sterling LaSalle Fort Collins Johnstown Loveland. Charles Littleton sold pool hall. Jud Cathy to run merged business. Orman’s railroad camp expects June resumption. plan to extend line into Wyoming coal field. H Evans of Windsor visited son Harry. Tobey of Greeley visited Nicholas home. Mrs Miller-Carter greeted 70 friends for 65th birthday. Katherine Brennan closed school with picnic. Otis Carleton trio visits Fort Collins. Mrs Otis Carleton hosted Nellie Wolcott and Ralph Pratt. Luark family guests from Greely. Mrs Jack Carroll hosted aunt Eliza Miller of Denver. Rienks and Winifred Taggert to Fort Collins. Rienks’ daughter Laura Jones recovering from foot injury.
In a Boston Transcript moment, Sympathy Hicks proclaims disdain for one idea while Wicks retorts that no one enjoys being excelled. The exchange highlights sharp banter within Tribune want ads and reflects the period’s snappy newspaper dialogue.
Fort Lupton May 28. B F Twombly reports losing a valuable mule yesterday to an unknown disease. The animal, kept in a barn, appeared healthy until the illness struck. No access to poisonous plants was found. The mule was valued at 1300 dollars.
Rolla Buckles, a three year local ball player, left yesterday for Colorado Springs to join the Colorado Springs team in the Mountain league. Buck shows natural ability and under a skilled manager should develop into a high class player.
Trinity church prepares for annual Parish service with Rev. John Hallis Ohl of Denver preaching at 7 45 this evening. On Friday the Rt Rev Charles S Olmsted bishop of Colorado leads a Quiet Day. Service schedule includes Holy Eucharist at 8 am Waters and Meditation 10 am Lit amy 12 m Meditation 2 4 pm and Evening Song with Sermon at 7 45 pm. Special music is planned for next Sunday's services.
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Executrix Annie E McIndoo of James M McIndoo deceased asks Weld County Colorado County Court to approve her final settlement on July 1 during July Term in Greeley. Objections may be presented. First publication May 30 1912. Last publication June 20 1912. Charles E Ruthard attorney.
Department of the Interior notices contest of a land entry for nonresidence by Christopher C. Bunting and a separate guardianship petition in Weld County Colorado regarding minor legatees of Josephine M Pier. The notices specify deadlines for filing answers and proof of service, along with details of parcels described in Section 34 Township 5 North Range 73 West, and sale hearing for minor real estate interests.
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