Denver Trip and Local Social Notes
John Booth returned from Denver Saturday and came back today. Miss Alice Patterson visited Peckham Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Leslie B. Murphy and son left for Idaho Falls after visiting in town. A baby girl was born Monday morning November 8 at Mercy hospital Denver to Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Amesse. Mrs. Amesse previously known as Miss Mamie Hawes. Rev. W. A. Philips hosted forty Bible class members Friday night with refreshments by Mrs. Philips. St. Margaret's guild young ladies met at Mrs. B. W. Jowell's. they sewed dolls and made items for an upcoming bazaar. The Hard Times Social at the Baptist church Friday night drew a good crowd with contests and unique costumes. proceeds aid the church fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Hospital
Denver
J. W. Amesse
Amesse
Mamie Hawes
The
Baptist Church
Harvey
Various Social News and Local Notices from Greeley
Mrs Margaret Miller spent Sunday in Port Collins. Miss Lillian Carlson visited Denver sister Jennie Carlson. The Senior Bridge Whist club met at Mrs W F E Kinsella’s home. Mr and Mrs Ht A Russell returned from a four month western trip. A Beebe Draw school house box social netted 50.65 for the library. A new school district name was voted Tuesday. Potatoes and seed potatos farming gains noted around Greeley. A Methodist minister recommends Chamberlains remedy for diarrhoea. Local school and church social events, visits, and obituaries listed with families and towns mentioned.
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Ht. A. Russell
Idaho
Denver
Beebe Draw
Richard Baker
Permanent Chautauqua planned for Greeley
The Commercial club approved a permanent Chautauqua for Greeley at a recent meeting with many townspeople present. Dr. C. S. Harper and Trudy Cameron were named to work out details while the existing Chautauqua committee led by Charles E. Carter remains in charge. Business leaders pledged support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
C. S. Harper
Trudy Cameron
Charles E. Carter
Mud Bath Cure Found by Victoria Real Estate Dealer
H Hicks of Victoria Texas reports a mud deposit on his property provides relief from rheumatic troubles. A passerby who tramped in the mud experienced marked relief and later bathed in it at home. Several others are bringing mud to the city for personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Invitation Set for Bliss Brush Marriage in Greeley
Invitations are issued for the November 18 wedding of G. W. Bliss and Ruth Brush at J. L. Brush’s home in Greeley. The couple, from prominent local families, plan to reside at 1120 Sixth Street this winter and later at the Bliss ranch near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brush-Bliss
G. W. Bliss
Miss Ruth Brush
J. L. Brush
Eleventh Street
Greeley
Mr. Brush
Bliss
Miss Brush
Normal
Mr. Bliss
Denver University
Sixth Street
Wife Beater Receives Jail Term After Home Assault
Frank Childers was jailed for twenty eight days by Police Magistrate Davis after a five hour drunken attack on his wife and daughter on Sixth Avenue and Fifth Street. A Missouri whiskey fueled fight began when the wife defended their daughter with a clawhammer, leaving Childers with a head wound and neighbors as witnesses. Unable to pay bail, he began four weeks in jail to ponder the ruin caused by whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Childers
Davis
Childers
Seventh Street
Lumber Company
Denver
Sixth Avenue
Fifth Street
Pannhauser Lecture by Kendel and Schubert Trio
Prof J C Kendel assisted by the Schubert Trio gave a lecture recital on Wagner's Tannhauser before the Shakespearean society and guests at Normal chapel Thursday afternoon. Fortnightly club members were invited. The Schubert trio, including Kendel violin Thompson cello and Miss Hunter piano, is gaining city recognition. The recital was well attended.
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Pannhauser
J. C. Kendel
Schubert Trio
Wagner
Tannhauser
Shakespearean Society
J. Scott Thompson
Sarah Hunter
Good Cough Medicine for Children and Grown Folks Too
Mrs Flora Despain of Bloyd Ky praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup coughs and colds in children and adults. The ad notes it contains no chloroform or opium and is safe for children, available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Flora Despain
Bloyd
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rice’s
Mae
Peri
Von
J. I and Friends
Coun
Igh
Collins
Min
East
John Booth
Alice Patterson
Peckham
Leslie B. Murphy
W. C. Levis
Idaho Falls
W. A. Philips
St. Margaret’s Guild
B. W. Jowell
Margaret Miller
Port Collins
Lillian Carlson
Jennie Carlson
Frank A .Burban
Zanesville, C
Frank A Venus
Sunrise
Wyo
J. G. Harris
W. FE. Kinsella
Roy Leaks
Bone
Miss Arni Pp
Platt
Miss
I. Meeker
Avival
Taya
Ushc
Hender
James M. P
Ivan
Delne
New
Hazel
Raisiy
Tribune
Graham
Colorado
Maine
Grahan
J. R. Brooks
J. D. Knapp
Miles Grove
G. W. Alps
Ault Schools
Helen Ballegoin
Windsor
Swedman
Ada M. Chumley
Twelfth Street
C. L. Grove
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Tenth Street
Modern Country Club
Sarah Speers
Leaming
Alice Fuller
Ida Smith
Washington City
R. J. Shannon
B. S. Landrum
Hazelton
Boyero
Lincoln County
Trinity Guild
F. A. Nimms
W. T. Lynn
C. L. Montgomery
H. M. DeVotie
Denver Country Homes CO
Aurora
Colfax
University Park
Horace G. Clark
Antero
Lost Park
Warren S. Daniels
Jones & Daniels
Morton S. Bailey
Justice State Supreme Art
FE. G. Steele
Eaton
Jens Jeremiassen
Ault
R. Graham
Wiggins
H.E. Russell
Fairview Gardens
Ust
Elitch’s
Basse le Son
Ian
Denver Homnes & Daniels
ES CO
Welton St
Champa
Montelar
Nanos Mont
Sixth Avenues
Tollgate Reservoir
Manhattan
Berkeley Lakes
Petty
Thes Dobut
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