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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1908
Page
9
Our Winning Cards Are choice tender juicy Meats prempt and satisfactory service and popular prices. We expect to stay on the winning side in business as they are invincible with the public. Those unsatisfied with table meats should try our prime roasts steaks and chops. We know we can please them.
Mrs D L Alter spent Thursday in Greeley. Miss Putney of Greeley visited Miss Josephine Cummings last Sunday. M H Laybourn visited with his brother Charles in Boulder. Rev Dudley of Manzanola preached at the Christian church and may be chosen pastor. Theodore Hepting left for Washington after his father’s death. Windsor High School pupils enjoyed a Halloween party. Elizabeth Cooper’s friends gave her a surprise party Friday. Rev Lambkin and family moved to Jacksonville Fla and Mrs Lambkin will visit Louisville Ky on the way. Miss Katherine Nash received a tin shower. she will marry during Christmas holidays. F E Bowman arrived from Portland to attend to Windsor real estate interests. A surprise party honored Mary Comin’s fourteenth birthday at their home two miles south of Windsor.
Dr A C McCain is sick with pneumonia. Mrs Thomas McCoy improved after a week of illness. Born Friday November 6 a boy to Mr and Mrs St Clair Taylor. Mrs Oscar Buckley and daughter Gladys of Denver visited with Mrs Sylvan Schroll. Mr and Mrs W T Lynn held a birthday dinner November 1 for Mrs Lynn's mother Mrs DeVotie of Greeley who turned sixty. Mr and Mrs C W Hine celebrated silver wedding anniversary with about fifty guests. Park Taylor sold lots opposite the depot to EB Steele Co and Charles Owens will move buildings to the livery barn across the railroad. Beet shipments: 1,600 loads received, 100 carloads shipped. car shortages caused several hundred tons dumped on the ground. 127 loads dumped in one day last week.
Charles Hamburger made a business trip to Brighton while Ernest Terry secured a position in Denver for the winter. The A. Y. Lewis store of Denver hosted a Platteville guest, Prof. W. E. Reid journeyed to Greeley, and Mesdames Jump and Snider returned to Denver. The Platteville school, directed by Reid, reports 106 pupils. A M W A dance at Gass hall on election night drew full attendance with supper at Alvord hotel. Snider and Jump hosted by local families during their Denver visit. James Scott and family moved into a new home. the Ford house will be occupied by George Logan.
G A Reids infant is very ill with pneumonia. August Freeburg is adding to his house. Archibald plows alfalfa for beets next spring. A turkey shoot will be at Tom Foleys Thursday November 19 at 10 AM. Walter Query recently visited Denver. Mr and Mrs J Waite travel to Idaho Springs for rheumatic care. Mr and Mrs Oscar Felmlee from near Denver visited Mrs Reno after her father's death. They returned home last Saturday.
Last Tuesday morning neighbors learned of the death of Mr. Reno during the night. He was a highly respected and beloved man among friends and neighbors. The funeral was held Thursday from the home.
Mrs. David Stewart spent Monday in Greeley. J. F. Beattie was in Denver from Friday to Monday. Mrs. T. R. Blackwood visited Evans friends last Friday. Mrs. T. G. Macy was the guest of Mrs. Blackwood last week. Miss Mona McAfee stayed with Miss Edith Herrington Friday evening. Rev. Chase preached at Presbyterian services in Mathews absence. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ellis and daughter Jennie were dinner guests of Will and Mrs. Sawyer in Pleasant Valley last Saturday.
In Fairplay last week H Dahlgren and daughters spent a day in Greeley. Mrs John Rienks visited friends in Greeley and La Salle. Edna and Iva Dean visited Mrs A B Stewart. Mr and Mrs Reeves of La Salle visited their daughter Mrs Allan Doughty. Marcus Beadle had a well dug near his new dugout. P O Leary of Ault is doing the work. Mrs O C McWilliams and her aunt Mrs P Longfield visited Mrs Thos McWilliams near Eaton.
Thomas King plans a move to Pierce to pursue business. Mrs. W. A. Crose of Pine Grove and Mrs. John Teague of Eaton visited Mrs. C. F. Pixler last week. Word came that the mother of Mrs. John Bowen near Kewanee Illinois had died, and Mr. and Mrs. Bowen are visiting in Platteville.
Fort Lupton sees Mrs. Dr. Freesburger and Curtis of Alamosa visiting friends. Mrs. H E Lambert travels with her mother to Denver en route to Chicago. Mrs Wim Joiner heads to Vineland New Jersey for an indefinite visit with her parents. Mr and Mrs Nate Stover relocate to Dacona for Baum Mines work. A B Dougherty and daughter YE Hickok of Cripple Creek tour to California. Friends congratulate A R Fischer though he and Mrs Fischer are making a life change.
Ranch butter is 20 cents per pound here. Chas Nichols is able to be out again after his accident. Hollie Daley is working on roads north and west of the lake. Mrs Rufus Mead is expected home soon from New Mexico. A Belgian horse imported last year is in the neighborhood. Beer workers will leave for home this week after finishing contracts.
Miss Mary Carl hosted friends Friday evening at her home in November. Cards and games were played, refreshments served, and a pleasant evening enjoyed. Attendees included Mary and Nellie Carl Sylvia Tell Mamie Lloyd Lulu Davidson Miss Smith and Messrs Albert Chaplin Horace Hagen Chas Davis Everett Calvin Mr Dubois Roy Adams.
Local producer in Garrettsville Ohio markets Our MAPLE SYRUP with no formula on can only the statement Pure Food laws of Ohio Absolutely Pure Maple Syrup Made From the Sap of the Rock Maple priced at 1.60 per gallon 80c per half Also offers pure self rising Eastern Buckwheat in 2 lb packages at 1s6 per package.
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