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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1905
Page
2
Miss Van Dyne speaks on Salamagundi Club forestry paper amid discussions of German and French forestry lessons. Guests hear summaries of The House of Mirth and related literary notes from Graphic club members, with Descartes, Pascal, and La Fontaine among topics. The issue closes with a wedding reception and couple's departure to Fort Collins.
One of the year’s most interesting meetings at Mrs. J. A. Woodbury’s home on Wednesday, November 15, focused on the Augustan age of French literature. Mrs. McKinney spoke about Louis XV and the era, as part of a program on life and works of great writers and philosophers.
Last Thursday November 16 at the home of Mr and Mrs M J Baxter the marriage of their only daughter Mabel Grace to Frank E Gibson took place in a simple quiet ceremony at 11 a m Rev K J Hunter officiated in the presence of eighteen relatives. Smilax and carna...
The Trinity Lutheran Church schedules a German service next Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday school at noon and an English service at 7 30 in the evening. Pastor P B Fritsche leads the congregation.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held in the Baptist church next Thursday at 10 45 a m Rev R J Hunter will deliver the sermon.
Congregational church will hold morning and evening services as usual on Sunday while supplies are secured until the pastor Rev John Doane arrives.
Morning worship titled Gratitude and an evening study The Night of Formalism examine the church in the dark ages. Strangers welcome. Orville A. Petty, pastor.
A Unity Church program features voluntary melody by Rubenstein and an anthem by Schilling sung by a quartet. A contralto solo follows with invocation by Jordan and a sermon by T Clinton Brockway on the theme Heirs of the Past and Ancestors of the Future.
A Christian church on Thirteenth Street and Eighth Avenue announces services Sunday at 11 4 a m and 7 30 p m with morning topic Adorning the Doctrine of Christ and evening topic The Infal ing Safe Man Mr Hammond will also speak at 3 p m at the S L W ranch school house.
The sermon will be delivered by Rev. R. J. Hunter at both Sabbath services. Morning choir will perform It is a Good Thing to Give Thanks Unto the Lord while evening features Hold Thou my Hand and We Praise Thee God of Creation. Congregation and choir with orchestra to sing My Country tis of Thee When all thy Mercies O my God Come ye Thankful People Come and Praise my Soul the King of Heaven.
Mrs Elizabeth S MecCrery of 1003 Seventh Street died at home on Navy 17 after a long cancer illness. Born near Monmouth Illinois on March 20 1835 she moved to Greeley in 1888. She leaves two sons J F
McCrery of Pleasant Valley James S Danley of Greeley and daughter Mrs K M Brown of Greeley are named relatives. She was sister of Mrs H F Wallace wife of the first United Presbyterian minister here. Body shipped back to Monmouth for burial.
Eva Irene Houtchens seven months old died Friday November 17. Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 PM at the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs R J Houtchens recently moved here from Texas.
The Commercial Club meets Monday evening at Unity church to discuss the city water question and other issues. City councilmen seek full input from business leaders and taxpayers before a new vote, with expectations of an unusually good Thanksgiving banquet.
Simon Guggenheim of Denver donates 250 to furnish the quarters of U S Grant Post No 13 G A R in the new armory building. The post had been promised a rent free room, but lacked funds to furnish it, leaving the old veterans grateful for the contribution.
C. C. Townsend of Company P reported to Mr. Guggelheim that a $2508 check arrived from the smelter magnate. The funds will furnish a comfortable room for veterans, rivaling any post in the state.
Enos A. Mills will speak at First Presbyterian church next Tuesday on Mountain Climbing and Outdoor Life with tales from his snow inspection work. On Friday Dr Paxton of the state university history chair will discuss Arbitration. Tickets cost 35 cents for both or 25 cents each lecture.
Last Thursday Mrs. and Mr. W. L. Clayton entertained friends at cards. The rooms were decorated with white chrysanthemums. Mrs. H. Paul and Miss Edna Patch were guests of honor. Progressive 500 yielded the first prize to Harry H. Assistants included Miss Middleton and Mrs. Churchill. A pleasant evening with refreshments and cordial service followed.
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