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Newspaper

Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1903

Page

3

Local visits and family gatherings noted in Columbine area

Roy Collins of Ault visited Robert Beers Sunday. Arthur Ling and family dined with Mr Leaper and family of Eaton Sunday. Mrs Riddle of Wort Collins visited relatives nearby last week. Mrs Harley Beers spent the weekend at her LaSalle home. Prudence and Laura Landers were at Doc King’s Wednesday.

Roy Collins Ault Visted Robert Beers Arthur Ling Mr. Leaper Eaton

Local Happenings and Community Notes

AULT W J Henderson elected city marshal. R L Pence building new scales and a warehouse for feed and produce. Prof B F Brown filled Rev Flowers place in Baptist pulpit last Sunday. J D Cochran bought Mrs Julia Compton's place and moved his family last week. Mrs R L Peace spent a few days in Denver visiting friends and ordering goods. The Hallowe en party at Mrs Graffe s Saturday evening was a grand success with about seventy people taking lunch and having their fortunes told.

W. J. Henderson R. L. Pence B. F. Brown Blowers J. D. Cochran Julia Compton R. L. Peace Denver

Windsor Notes on Local Appointments and Movements

Mr and Mrs Whitaker returned from Denver Sunday. G VanSyce is now employed in the clothing department of the Windsor Mercantile company. Dr W H Chamberlain of Colorado Springs now occupies the dental offices of the late Dr W B Nauman. Ben Florance went to Idaho Springs Tuesday hoping to benefit from the mineral waters. Mrs Jesse Matson formerly of Windsor is now manager for the Western Union Telegraph company at Coshocton Ohio.

Jesse Matson Windsor Western Union Telegraph Company Coshocton Ohio

Local Notes On Homes and People In Town

Mrs Blumenthal has a new roof and repairs made to her home. Frank Dunbar delivered hides to Denver for J M Kensinger last Friday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Allie Maxwell, and Allie is overjoyed. Earl Crook is improving after a severe appendicitis attack. A Youngs hall social drew a large crowd on Saturday night. Mrs Haney installed a new picket fence on Larimer street. Mrs Julia Kimbley will move to a new home on the Greeley road near the Normal this week. Mrs Martin of Boulder and Mrs Parker of Longmont visited with their children. Mr and Mrs R J Jones and Miss Florence Johnson have returned to Denver after caring for sick children who are recovering.

Allie Maxwell Allie Earl Crook Young's Hall Haney Larimer Street Julia Kimbley Greeley Road Martin Boulder Parker Longmont R. J. Jones Florence Johnson Denver Sears

Lucerne Social and Local Movements Report

The Lucerne column notes Mrs. Redd and daughter traveling to Lamar, Rev. Sheldon preaching at Lucerne chapel, Mrs. Houston shopping in Greeley, and several families relocating or visiting. James Milne travels to New Mexico to fetch sheep for winter feed, while Guiler and family move into the former Norman residence.

Sheldon Lucerne Chapel James Milne New Mexico

Death notices from Ker sey and Eaton area

Mary Hansteen of Ker sey died last Thursday and was buried in Linn Grove cemetery after home services. Edward M. Brown, age 20, died at the Union hotel after long illness with funeral at First Presbyterian church. D P Grant died in Eaton on Monday November 2 1903 from paralysis with funeral at Eaton Baptist church and burial at Linn Grove cemetery. He leaves a wife and son W B Grant.

Mary C. Hansteen Kersey Linn Grove Edward M. Brown Union Hotel W. M. Brown First Presbyterian Church R. J. Hunter D. P. Grant Eaton Baptist Church Grant W. B. Grant

Local Social and Weather Notes from BIC BEND and Evans

Mr Flowers drove to Erie on Saturday. Mr Coffman returned from Missouri Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harmon Zilar visited his parents Sunday. Ladies Aid meets at Evans M E church parsonage Tuesday. Junior League met at Mrs Flowers home Saturday. Mrs Lee of Platteville visited Sunday. Sidney Lane and James Stone drove cattle to Thompson pasture for winter. Men working on Buecker ditch west of Platteville were sent home Friday by the storm.

Coffman Missouri Harmon Zilar Ladies’ Aid M. E Evans Junior League Flowers Lee Platteville Moerkle Sidney Lane James Stone Thompson Buecker Ditch

Farm stock listings notice near Brighton and Greeley

Six miles northwest of Brighton and seven and a half miles northest of Greeley auction notice for 75 head of dairy cattle with farm implements. Auctioneer Col C P Kemmerer, noted farm stock auctioneer of Greeley. DeRush owner. Also listings at onday November 23 and teuesday November 24 for horses and farming implements.

Andrews Sundance Wyo Brighton Idaho John Clabby Peckham Platteville Old Albee Ranch Anderson Brosich and Cattle Co Ednesday Ins Au Jones Ranch Jones Ranch Hursday Pullmancer Shop Denver Brighton Road James Canningway Les Farn Daniel Brown Te T Uesday Greeley Petrikin & ‘Farm DeRush C. P. Kemmerer Florado

Community Courtesies and Visits Across the District

Collins District Mrs Gillmore was in Greeley Saturday. G W Hill and wife were in Eaton and Greeley last Saturday. Rev Blowers of Eaton will preach at the school house Sunday. Mrs Edwards visits from Kansas. Mrs Alec Simpson of Denver visits Mrs David Brown. Henry England of Fort Collins dined with W J Gillmore. J H Fowler returned from Fort Collins visit. Mr Siske, once with W J Farr, went to Nebraska. J Nicks finished ninety acres of Schoon potatoes. Ladies Aid met at Mrs E E Kent’s home Wednesday.

Mr. Siske W. J. Farr Nebraska J. Nicks Schoonover Ladies’ Aid Society E. E. Kent

Wind or social notes and local visits reported

Charles Gist accepts a position in the Berthoud mill elevator. Mrs Badger and Mrs Lovell of Greeley visit Wind sor. Miss Effie Kimball and Mrs Boni field visit Greeley. Mrs Will Petrikin attends Currier Ewing wedding in Greeley. Mr and Mrs James Magruder and ...

Charles Gist Berthoud Mill Badger Mrs. Lovell Greeley Windsor Will Petrikin Currier-Ewing James Magruder

Wedded in Greeley As Fort Collins Pair Unite

A society wedding last Saturday in Greeley united Miss Carolyn Louise Wood and Allen Greenacre of Fort Collins. The bride teaches first grade in Fort Collins, the groom a former assistant professor of mechanical engineering at the Agricultural College. 125 guests attended as Rev. F. M. Sheldon conducted the ceremony at the bride’s home, with music by Lucy Delbridge and Scott Thompson and a reception hosted by local and Fort Collins helpers.

Greeley Newton D. Wood Ninth Avenue Carolyn Louise Wood Allen Greenacre Fort Collins The Agricultural College Livermore Frank Dille Bertram Gage Isabelle Churchill Grace Wilson Rhoda Haynes Hazel Daven Myra Wolfenden Blanche Irons Nellie Murray Emma Freeman Punch Ada Merrill Leadville Lou S Bossard Dorothea Beggs Mary Graham Harold Greenacre

Local Couples and Fort Collins Pair Wed and Plan Homecoming

Mrs. Ed Brown Mr. and Mrs. Bert ram Gage Miss Jessie Raymond Frank Moore and Carl Anderson all of Fort Collins. After a short wedding tour Mr. and Mrs. Greenacre will be at home on the ranch at Livermore. Miss KE Elizabeth Orr of Greeley and Ed Lamont Allen of Los Angeles were married in Los Angeles Sunday November 1 and will be at home to friends in Los Angeles after December 1. The bride is a well known Greeley girl, daughter of J H Orr. The groom is a young man in all respects worthy and their many friends wish them happiness.

Ed Brown Bertram Gage Jessie Raymond Frank Moore Carl Anderson Fort Collins Mrs. Greenacre Livermore Miss KE Elizabeth Orr Greeley Ed Lamont Allen Los Angeles Calif J. H. Orr

Sherwood Grand Concert at Greeley Opera House

William H. Sher wood led a four member company delivering a lively performance despite a late start. The program closed with Martha act two as the crowd enjoyed a refined concert and the East Lynne revival with Inez Forman promises a nostalgic, altered staging with enhanced comedy and lavish costumes.

Sherwood Grand Concert Company William H. Sherwood Chicago Greeley Opera House Sherwood Quartet Inez Forman East Lynne

Foxy Grandpa to Play at Greeley Opera House Next Saturday

The traveling company led by Joseph Hart and Carrie DeMar presents Foxy Grand pa a musical snapshot with 50 performers. Lively scenes include Goodelby Goodman the elderly hero and a mistaken identity plot. A matinee for children is planned.

William A. Brady R. Melville- Baker Joseph Hart Carrie DeMar Foxy Grandpa Greeley Opera House Carrie de Mar R. Melville Baker Goodelby Goodman Signor Bolero Foxy Bolero Signorina Colonus Polly Bright Fourteenth Street Theatre New York City

Weld County Teachers Meet At Greeley High November 7 1903

The Weld County Teachers association autumn meeting will be held at Greeley High School on Saturday November 7 1903. A program will follow later with two main highlights an exhibit of school work and a talk by Hon Charles E Southard on juvenile delinquency and compulsory attendance. School officers parents and teachers are urged to attend.

Weld County Teachers’ Association Greeley High School Charles E. Southard J. BE. Snook

Gentle Stomach and Liver Tablets Tames Constipation

A neighborly reminder that constipation stems from water loss in the system and harsh pills worsen it. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets are mild and natural in action, with a 25 cent bottle recommended and available at all druggists.

Chamberlain

Dalhart-El Paso route and Hall's Catarrh Cure ad notes

An old travel offer promotes a Dalhart to El Paso option with contact for details. A separate sworn affidavit by Frank J. Cheney claims compensation for uncurable catarrh and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and Toledo links. A Hall's Family Pills line rounds out the advertisement.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Gleason All Henry & CO

Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Said To Cure Baby Fast

From Durban South Africa a reader reports a two month old infant with a bad cough received Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy via the dummy teat and showed quick relief. The letter urges others to try the remedy sold by all druggists.

Arthur Chapman Durban Natal South Africa

County results show Garrigues leading in Weld precincts

With 34 of 40 Weld county precincts reporting at noon, Judge Garrigues leads 1040 to 680 over Judge Camppell. New York City backs McClellan by a large margin over Low. Maryland and Kentucky remain Democratic. Iowa, Ohio and Massachusetts lean Republican. Boston votes Democratic as usual.

Weld County Judge Garrigues Judge Camppell New York City McClellan Tammany Low Maryland Kentucky Iowa Ohio Massachusetts Bostor

Seed Potatoes for Sale in Wisconsin Keystone Ranch

Gill and Decker, proprietors, offer Wisconsin Pearls and Divide Ohips seed potatoes for sale at 1 dollar per hundred pounds. Located at Keystone ranch.

Wisconsin Keystone Ranch Gill & Decker

Ballard's Snow Liniment Boasts Rheumatism Relief

Henry D. Baldwin, Supt. city water works Shullsburg Wis, testifies to Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pains. He says it is the best liniment on earth. Prices 25c 50c 1.00. Sold by all druggists.

Henry D. Baldwin City Water Works Shullsburg Wis Ballard

Water rights noted for two quarter sections under No 2 ditch

Two quarter sections described under No 2 ditch with ample water supply. Call Greeley Mercantile Company for particulars.

The Greeley Mercantile Company

Constipation Cure Promoted by Herbine

A Bronson Florida resident endorses Herbine as a fast remedy for constipation. The ad notes health issues from neglecting constipation and advertises a 50 cent bottle as a cure, with the user name C. A. Lindsay P. M. dated February 12, 1902.

C. A. Lindsay P. M Bronson Fla

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