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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1908
Page
5
Little Locals Kinsella, Insurance. A. M. McClenahan offers loans and school books funds. Dunham's Coronado block features top jewelry. R. B. Rugh and W. G. Bliss drove to Fort Collins Sunday. Mrs. C. O. Hinkley returns to Windsor after a visit with Col. C. A. White and family.
J H Rogers of Ault left for Boise Idaho. Mrs J W Ewing of Chicago visits her son J C Ewing and family. Miss Jennie Powers visits Denver guest of Miss Gertrude Wolfe. Miss Irene Sullivan goes to Denver and stays through the week. Mrs John Harbottle and two children return from Atwood after a three week visit. Morrison's ice cream praised as unbeatable.
Mesdames A. T. Croft and Stevens have returned from Denver where they attended the W. C. T. U. convention.
Mrs. 8. A. Wood of Eaton spent Monday in Greeley. Mrs. B. A. Johnson left for Trinidad. Cecil Spear injured his heel with a pitchfork tine. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ross and two children left for Tyler. Mrs. L. M. McDonald advertises piano lessons at 1303 Eighth Avenue. Mrs. A. R. Mead and children visited Fort Collins. Dr. W. H. Coulter returned to Kansas. Miss Tose Worley returned home to vote. Mr. and Mrs. W. Baldwin visited in Greeley while en route from Fort Collins.
Wilson Grocery reports a large stock of fancy Grand Junction Jonathan apples arriving at less than Denver wholesale prices. Miss Alice Baker returned to her Ft. Morgan home Friday after visiting Mrs. King and Mrs. H. Thompson in town.
Miss Gertrude Ernest spent Sunday with friends in Boulder. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Tribune office. Mesdames J. C. White and M. O Grady of Evans were in Greeley. Edith March and Mary Danielson of Fort Morgan were shopping in Greeley. The Unique Card club met at Mrs. D J March’s home. Mrs. Charles Jones of Lone Tree returned from four weeks in Boone Iowa. Bert Gibbs Arthur Woods and Mr. Orth came from Denver to stay over election day. Elaine Aylesworth visited with her parents in Fort Collins.
Friday night the Epworth League supper at the M E church drew a large crowd and about 25 dollars were cleared for the league fund.
Henry T. West has returned from Idaho where he celebrated his eighty fourth birthday during the visit.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Troutt, who managed a Allen's Park hotel this summer, have arrived in Greeley and plan to spend the winter there.
Professor Lakin removes goldfish from the park fountain and places them in the high school laboratory aquarium for the winter. The move keeps the fish under study while temperatures drop, with the park fountain then emptied of the fish.
C A Fletcher travels from Chicago where he was called by his father's illness. He reports his father is recovering nicely from a serious operation.
Mrs. G. W. Van Sickle and her mother Mrs. Laura Yardley left Saturday for California to spend two months. Mr. Van Sickle plans a later trip and will return with them.
Mrs. W. W. Ryan, a well known figure in Greeley, shot herself Sunday in Denver and died. Her husband, formerly a Julesburg motor conductor now a freight conductor between Denver and Cheyenne, was en route to Cheyenne when he learned of the tragedy in Eaton.
Mr and Mrs E B Coulter now in Denver visited friends and voted. Sanborn Houston real estate office added olive shade coverings to eight large windows in a small change noted in the town.
Sing Lee, a well known laundryman, traveled to Denver on Tuesday for a two day visit with a man described as his good friend, though the name could not be read clearly by the reporter.
Arthur Rankin traveled to Fort Collins on Tuesday for Arrows activities and will attend the football game between A. C. and Sacred Heart.
Homegrown gathering hosted by Mrs Anna Nelson plus a few teachers and friends. The informal event took place Monday evening with good cheer and enjoyment.
Mrs J B Hitt’s mother Mrs Brown returned to her Longmont home Friday after visiting her ill daughter. Mrs Hitt is much better at this time.
The golf links located on the Country club grounds are being put in shape this week for the fall season. The Golf club has a large membership of enthusiastic devotees to the game.
A, Hotchkiss travels to Thermopolis for visits and hot baths while A. Hotchkiss leaves Kirby by stage. Harry Snook returns from Rice Colorado after over 1000 miles to vote and enjoys a week off from school duties. Flora Heaton Charles Couzens and Fred Wyman of Paonia Colorado celebrate a reunion with a joint New Year’s Eve 1885 marriage heritage.
H. B. McMillan reports Grover is growing steadily with a cement block real estate office and a new rooming house in progress. The town, like the rest of the county except Greeley, was hit by a heavy snow last week.
The Delta Psi fraternity held a casual Monday evening gathering at Prof. W. G. Chambers home to honor Harry Snook home from Rice for a few days. Several young ladies were invited and enjoyed the pleasant evening with refreshments provided by Prof and Mrs. Chambers.
The funeral for Frank Applegate of Fort Collins took place at 10 30 a m Saturday from Edward Brians home on Fourth street. Services were conducted at the Catholic church and a large procession of cars escorted the casket to its burial site with many friends and relatives from Collins in attendance.
J. W. Carpenter arrives from Barnsville Ohio with his daughter and son-in-law C. Hendershot to settle in town. Carpenter owns a Peckham ranch and the Hendershots likely take up residence here in the coming year.
Two men of Turk ish Khurdestan origin travel with a boat and donations bank. They carry a pastor’s introduction and claim to seek funds for education and church work. They state the Khurdestan Christian church is ancient, isolated, and has faced centuries of Turkish persecution.
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