Local Social Visits and Dance At George Myers Home
Mrs. J. N. Carpenter and Mrs. Fred Mason of Greeley visited Mrs. A. B. Carpenter last Friday. Mr. and Mrs J. N. Bowles of Brighton visited Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. 2. L. Martin. The young people held a dance at George Myers' home last Saturday night. About thirty couples attended and enjoyed themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Carpenter
Fred Mason
Greeley
A. B. Carpenter
J. N. Bowles
Brighton
Elwell Socials Highlight Local Visits and School Basket Social
Ed McCormick and Miss Bosworth visited Elwell friends last week and Fort Collins guest Miss Ste 2 Bosworth spent Sunday in Elwell. D T Pulliam feeds fine steers on his Elwell farm with Catlett helping. Jim McConnell and sister Maud hosted a Sunday dinner for Elwell youths. School children plan a basket social for the Friday before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McCormick
Berthoud
Elwell
Miss Ste 2
Bosworth
Fort Collions
D. T. Pulliam
Catlett
Jim McConnell
Miss Maud
Purvis Becomes Landed Proprietor After Purchases
Thanksgiving notes report J. W. Purvis buying a farm long cared for by Leon Hodges. Misses Clampett Thornton Mc Connell Shull and Eberhart and Mr. and Mrs. E Kichmann enjoy Berth art exhibit. Sam Crowell visits Mont. Etta Hetzel returns from visit with Mrs. Crowell. Mr. and Mrs. Purvis host a Friday party for Miss Bernice Thornton before her Montana trip Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Purvis
Leon Hodges
Clampett, Thornton, McConnell, Shull and Eberhart
Ekichmann
Berth
Sam Crowell
Longmont
Etta Hetzel
Bernice Thornton
Montana
Local Socialities and a Near Holdup in Collins District
The report notes Mr. and Mrs. George Morris helping Mrs. Gibson with beets, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Owens and Mrs. John Owens with Mrs. Nellie Hughes, and Windsor visitors Mr. and Mrs. Allam. It details a near holdup as Mrs. Charles Pixler, traveling near Eaton, was attacked but remained unharmed. the incident occurred near the Bacon ditch between 5 and 6 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. George Morris
Mrs. Gibson
John Owens
Nellie Hughes
Walter Neal
Greeley
Pixier
Bacon Ditch
Mead church to be dedicated at Highlandlake
Highandlake residents await the dedication of the new Mead church on November 10 with Ed Palmer in Nebraska for W F Welty carpentry. Farmers haul beets to Mead while the Highlandlake reservoir company plans lake work and the sugar company rents land from Zimbeck to silo beets. Mrs Brigsby dies east of Mead leaving a one day old baby. other notes include New Mexico sheep buyers awaiting stock cars and a Brush woman visiting after a critical operation. Mr McCarty and family move to Denver after tending E H Knotts beets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mead
Ed Palmer
Nebraska
W. F. Welty
Mr. Middleton
Longmont
Highlandlake Reservoir Company
Sugar Company
Zimbeck
Brigsby
Mead
New Mexico
Local Notes From Beebe And Surroundings
Beebe reports F Shouse made a business trip to Florence early this week. Misses Edna and Ivy Dean of Ault spent weekend with their parents. Chas Girvan and Riley Anderson served on a Greeley jury. Chris Ginther returned from a tal with seven hundred head of sheep for winter feeding. Mrs Riley Anderson and youngest visited Lafayette. Mr Porter went to Evans to start a clerk job at Geo Young's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Shouse
Florence
Edna
Ivy Dean
Ault
Chas. Girvan
Riley Anderson
Greeley
Chris Ginther
Lafayette
Rowe District Social Notes Visit and Travel
Mrs. Walter Fry visits Denver to see her parents. Miss Lillian Autry of Fort Collins spends time with Mrs. Stephen Lewis. Mrs. Darrow travels to Denver to care for a sick aunt. J. H. Rowe family of Greeley and Mrs. McCullough with Sarah visit with Stephen and Mrs. Lewis. Ralph Runnells returns from Denver with eye treatment and glasses. his mother accompanies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fry
Denver
Lillian Autry
Fort Collins
Stephen Lewis
Darrow
O J. H. Rowe
Greeley
McCullough
Sarah
LaGrange
Ralph Runnells
Tour of Mexico by Private Train
Through Mexico by Private Train offers a full Mexico tour via Colorado and Southern. Jeaves Denver January 28. Full information on request from T. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Colorado & Southern
Jeaves
Denver
T. E. Fisher
Toyshop tale and ancient beliefs blend in curious vignette
A narrator describes a toyshop scene where a boy chooses between two styles of jump ing jacks after a shopkeeper pushes the pricier choice. The piece shifts to a remark on long ago beliefs about earth renewal, citing Persians Indians Egyptians and Chaldeans.
Understanding Conjunctivitis and Its Care
Conjunctivitis is the common sore eye caused by inflammation of the eye’s mucous membrane. Symptoms range from mild redness and itching to thick discharge and light sensitivity, with serious forms possible in newborns. Proper hygiene, eye baths, cooling cloths, and avoiding shared items help prevent spread. seek a doctor if symptoms persist or recur.
Runaway Boy Left Clues in Pocket List
A detective questions a father about the missing youth and notes a long list of odd items found in the boy’s pockets. The father describes worn trousers and various trinkets including a knife blade, pistol cartridge, twine, chalk, buttons, and wheels fragments, but the detective records no distinguishing marks.
How the Lantern Was Invented by Early Watchmen
King Alfred the Great is credited with origin of the lantern after shielding candle flames from wind by using thin cow horn casings. Early lanterns were made from tin cuts soldered together allowing dim light through tree-cut slits. Old town watchmen carried such lanterns while calling the hours in rhymed verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred the Great
Snakes in Deli rium Tremens Studied by Doctors
The article explains that delirium tremens may feature visual signs such as congested dark eye vessels seen on the retina. These impressions lead anxious patients to imagine living creatures, with imagination feeding on itself and worsening mental disarray.
Mary Queen of Scots Gloves Remain In Family Hands
The gloves Mary Stuart wore at her execution were given to a Dayrell family member and stay with his descendants. They are buff leather embroidered with silk and silver, featuring pink roses and a bird, with a bright red cuff lining. The piece recalls the iron glove of Lindesey who pressed for abdication and left marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dayrell
Lindesey
Notice to water rights owners of Greeley Irrigation Canal
The Greeley Irrigation Company warns owners of land along the canal that water rights conveyed by Union Colony must have back assessments paid by December 1 1907 or the company will refuse recognition and water delivery. Stock will be issued at eight shares per forty acres upon payment. Published in the Greeley Tribune November 7 and 28 1906.
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State of Colorado
Weld
Ss. Court
F. H. Ramsay
H. Lockhart
State of
Colorado
F. H. Lockhart
Sdove
Taintis
District Court of Weld
Sre
Oll
Tecoene Dry Goods Company
H. Ramsay
Gree- Colorado
Greeley National Bank
Greeley
Ogether
Greeley, Colo
Greeley Irrigation Key
Union Colony of
Greeley Irrigation Company
Threeley [Irrigation CO
H. Swan
J. C. Scott
Creeley Tribune
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Longworth
ELEY
Colo
Greeley Opera House
Fred Raymond
Emi
Jeremiah Snodgrass
Ureeley Opera House
He Askin
John E. Young
All
Jos. E. Howard
Hough & Adams
John T. Jacobs
Greeley Tribune
Fairplay
Henry Candlin
First National Bank
Aere CO
Raemere
Peck
Bad Boy
Geo. Weck
Wisconsin
Collins District
Beebe
Porter
Evans
Geo. Young
Rowe District
Reader Magazine
End of the
Earth
Delirium
Mary, Queen of Scots
Kirk
Jap Rosse
Chicago
Burlington
Omaha
Atlantic Coast
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis
Northwest
J. F. Vallery
G. A
C.B
Seventeenth Street
Denver, Colo
Kestray
Weby
Deseri
Sever County
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