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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
7
The Christian Endeavor society of Park Congregational church staged Union Depot for a Day a busy railway station spoof. About fifty characters played under Miss Ethelwyn Fezer and church youth, with proceeds toward a $250 pledge for a new church building.
Miss Nell UHEstill of Colorado Springs visited Miss Isabel Churchill as a house guest this past week. Saturday afternoon Churchill hosted a reception with smilax and white carnations. Fifty young ladies called, and dining room hostesses included Davie Shaw, Edna Cartright, Elizabeth Tabor, and Lexie Mead. Sunday evening Churchill entertained fourteen guests with a dinner party and a flawless menu.
A jury in the district court last Monday found Jay McGee and S W Cox not guilty of shooting Charles Serbaugh on June 20. The license established they could not have been at the scene and they arrived in Ault as early as proven.
The Trinity Lutheran Church holds a German service at 10 30 a.m. on Sunday with Sunday school at 11 30 a.m. Pastor P B Fritsche leads the congregation.
A Wednesday program titled Ancient and Modern Necromacy or Mesmerism and Hypnotism offers an 11 o clock service and an evening meeting at 7 20 p m. The note lists the time and topic for attendees interested in paranormal studies.
The Graphic club last Monday elected officers: President Miss Hattie Bishop, Vice President Mrs. Asenath Carter, Secretary Mrs. Adele Clark.
The First Presbyterian church will hold Thanksgiving services next Sunday morning and evening. In the evening, the choir and orchestra will perform The Harvest Day Cantata.
Preaching times 11 a m and 7 30 p m announce morning theme The Worth of the Soul and evening Freedom by the Truth Bible school 10 a m Y P 8 C E 6 30 p m All are invited L H Humphreys
A church program notes a sermon suggested by the president’s Thanksgiving proclamation. Music includes a Voluntary, Chopin nocturne How Manifold are Thy Works, a double quartet recessional by Miss Carrie Mills, and an instrumental solo by R G Strong.
Public worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon by the pastor Sunday school at noon C E at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 o clock A long prelude and hymns of the creation Mr Doane resumes a series of talks titled Why I Am What I Am His subject Origin A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend John Doane pastor
Arthur E. Christman of Lucerne and Miss Lottie D. Crofford of Greeley united in marriage in Greeley on Tuesday evening November 20. Rev. R. J. Hunter of the First Presbyterian Church performed the ceremony in a near-private setting. A celebratory wedding dinner followed at Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. A M Wambaugh a well known Greeley resident died last Sunday night from heart failure at age 68 She leaves four children Harry Wambaugh the only one living locally Funeral services were held at the First Presbyterian church yesterday at 2 PM.
A Kansas capitalists group named The Rocky Mountain Power and Transmission company works on a mountain power plant west of Longmont. The facility aims to supply at least 6,000 horsepower on completion, featuring two large reservoirs, five miles of large wooden pipe, a 140 foot steel riser to prevent water hammer, 4,000 feet of steel pipe, and a 1,200 foot head delivering about 350 psi.
The author extols Allcock's Plaster as a superior back relief option in Eve's Daughters suggesting prolonged use over the seat of pain for stubborn cases. The endorsement cites sustained warmth and tonic effects as benefits and recommends renewing as it wears.
Lost belongings include two bead horses one mule two bay geldings branded 14 on left hip one bay mule and an unbranded bay. Last seen in Evans. Reward offered thirty dollars. Notify R A Dix at Bell 64-3 in Greeley.
Park Merchandise Company launches a big Thanksgiving sale across its store network. Shoppers can expect discounts on a wide range of goods with special doorbuster offers and limited-time promotions at participating locations.
Droggieta offers PAZO OINTMENT a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles. If PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure in six to ten days payment is refunded. The product is marketed with a money back guarantee.
Abilene was named by the founder T F Hersey's wife in 1857 after reading Luke in the New Testament. She chose the name saying it means City of the Platina, reflecting its location. The town later became Dickinson county seat as settlements vied with Newport Smoky Hill and Union City.
An English authority asserts cream gruel is best for thin people. A teacup at night before bed is said to yield marvelous results when made perfectly and thinned with sweet cream. When warm it is both agreeable and fattening, creating a satisfied hunger for restful sleep. Continuous use supposedly makes cheeks noticeably fuller.
A fire at the Christian church in Windsor broke out during Sunday school from a defective chimney above the classroom. The attic and roof were engulfed before discovery. two water streams quenched the blaze. Damages are put at 700 with the congregation aiding the fire department by removing chairs, books, and furniture.
In Lion Grove cemetery yesterday a search for James Huey's will failed to reveal the supposed 93000 buried with him two years after his death from lung hemorrhage. Mrs Mary Hoskins of Gainesville Texas, believed Huey’s intended wife, sought details of his affairs and fortune. Separately, A Burdon a painter pled guilty in district court to forgery and received five years in the penitentiary for forging signatures on checks totaling 100 connected to the new M E church work.
Describes a descriptive illustrated booklet about San Antonio as a superb winter resort with very low rates via the Colorado and Southern Railway. Mentions T. E. Fisher as general passenger agent, Denver.
Feeders for sale five miles east of Kersey. Manager Mrs J A Warren. Bell phone 1303 Red. Contact Hoover Land and Cattle Company for details.
Bright modern seven room home at The Terraces 1941 Tenth Avenue offers finished basement and fine furnace. Inquire on premises for details and viewing.
Jhas T Goodroan has leased the Greeley Ice and Starch Company factory and will begin taking cull potatoes on December 1.
Advertisement claims quick cure for a cold using laxative bromos and quinine tablets. Offers money back if not effective. Features E W Grove signature on each box with two cent price.
A fisherman describes bluefish driving schools of menhaden toward land, with 3000 to 4000 bluefish slicing through prey. Menhaden battle to escape by diving under, around, or through the pack, with many crushed and cast ashore or left maimed. Some weakened fish later drift back, some fall prey to lingering bluefish offshore.
A historic chain of shipwrecks begins with the Mermaid in October 1829, then the Swiftsure, Governor Ready, Comet, and Jupiter suffer repeated ruinous encounters. Despite ferocious storms and multiple sinkings, all crews survive with no fatalities as rescues occur by chance along the voyage to India.
In a medieval German tale the parish council of a small village gathers to discuss water supply improvements. A watchman sits in a corner with lantern and spear listening as a constable sternly asks who will guard against theft. Fritz replies with a smile that no one would steal since everyone is present.
An Odd House, famed in Northamptonshire, designed to symbolize the year. It has four wings for the year’s quarters, 365 windows for each day, 52 chimneys for each week, and seven entrances for the week’s days.
The speaker claims insight into social pretensions and declares power to defeat it. The passage notes Tudor England where a donor to a beggar was fined and the recipient punished, illustrating harsh public punishment for charitable acts. Omerson.
The Philadelphia Press describes a piano activity where strings are exposed and music sheets laid over them to mimic a banjo. By pressing keys without striking and brushing with a feather the instrument produces distant soft tones, revealing how dampers mute strings and how overtones arise when certain notes are held and others struck.
The Atchison Globe reflects on human folly and speech, noting that self doubt and bragging alike reveal character. It argues that mean words reveal as much as cruel deeds, while those who travel behind learn from others' mistakes and tread carefully to avoid pitfalls.
The Greenland birch, a tiny member of the birch family, grows from 75 to 180 years but rarely stands more than ten inches tall. Coastal bios across the east and southeast Greenland are thick with these diminutive trees, thriving in poor frozen soils for decades.
The Frazer Island aboriginal settlement in Queensland holds a weekly dance for the black residents. Old clothes shipments include ball gowns so women wear decollete dresses while men and women dance separately and do not wear boots.
A Philadelphia Press excerpt presents a tense business exchange where a senior partner questions Billings credit while noting his volatile finances. The junior partner probes the source of the claim as the senior reflects on market upswings and downs.
A confident young man announces a manuscript and asks about a vacancy. The editor, gloomy, replies there is none and notes the waste paper basket is full.
A newspaper clip notes Milas Strong shifting from posing as a bachelor girl to a new hobby, Exchange. The remark contrasts her past persona with the present pledge, signaling a notable personal change.
Public notice of sale by trustee to satisfy a note of ten thousand dollars plus interest secured by a deed of trust on real estate in Weld County Colorado. The sale follows default on the note dated October and will occur at the courthouse steps with bids opening for the payment of principal, interest, and penalties. Trustee: Gee ore tatler. Owner: Bins korean.
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