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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
11
A readable ad list runs heavy on coats suits skirts priced from 1.95 to 25.00 with multiple Panama fabrics and wool items. Included are children and ladies garments along with underwear fleeced union suits vests and pants. The page also reports local notices of residents changing homes and a death in Greenfield Missouri.
Kersey residents share social visits and moves with D. M. DeCamp, J. Romans and Greeley friends. Otto Olson sells forty acres west of town to Omaha buyer Mr. Anderson. Cort Fetters moves to Corona. Will Mortimer joins. Revival begun at M. E. church. locals attend Those Western Boys program at the Lyceum.
Peter Hughes of Loveland visited Evans last Saturday while John Conley of Grand Junction plans a winter stay with Evans friends. George Briggs from Loveland installs concrete pavement for his Evans store and hotel. C. S. Milroy will relocate to Norris ranch in Godfrey Bottom next month and work there in the year ahead. Mr and Mrs Sella hosted many friends Saturday with dancing and music as the main amusements. The funeral of Dan W Pierpont was noted.
Local residents notable for visits and health updates include G. C. Pease in Denver, Prof. Reid in Greeley, and Miss Spoor nursing near Brighton. Teachers entertained by Rev and Mrs Large. several families travel between Denver Longmont Canon City and Platteville. A lively Gass hall event by Those Western Boys drew praise and Rebekahs hosted Odd Fellows with oysters and pies after lodge. Mrs. Willey shows improvement after hospital stay.
In Fort Lupton local items note Park Glenn opening a new meat market. Mrs P W Ramsell of Denver visits Lupton and returns home Friday. Several residents travel or host gatherings. a box social at convention hall raises funds for a local school.
Mrs William Schwalm slowly recovers from illness. Mrs W B Middleton and her son visit Denver this weekend. Miss Lara Doty of Fort Collins spent a week visiting friends here. Mamie Forbes returns from Greeley where she visited relatives. Local branch of Industrial Building and Loan association organized here. George Hanna and George Briggs attended Greeley Pioneer Day with other longtime residents.
Ward Laybourn returns from a week visiting Sterling Brush Fort Morgan and Denver. Miss Reba Amos with typhoid fever shows slight improvement. Lindsey Amos recovering rapidly. Mrs D H Nylander home from St Luke's hospital much improved. Mrs E O Banks returns to Loveland after extended visit with her mother Dora Ballegoin. Miss Olive Buhoup visits Loveland with friend Mrs W B Alford.
Fred Gibson plans to move to Loveland this week while beets are hauled. J. D. Patterson sold his ranch south of Mead last week. George Evans expected home with his sheep. Frank Jepperson arrived from New Mexico with his sheep. E. H. Knott drove cattle from his mountain ranch last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Palmer to spend Thanksgiving with Emma Palmer. Mrs. Rufus Mead to arrive here.
The article notes a visit to Albuquerque, New Mexico, with plans to stay a few weeks. Mr. Mead will spend the holidays at his mother's home and then return to New Mexico with their party.
Rev Mathews returned from Kansas last Saturday. E H Behrens and J A Hicks carry potatoes this week. Rev Baxter preached at the Presbyterian church last Sabbath. Miss Jennie Ellis visited Mrs T G Macy of Greeley. Mrs McKissick of Denver stayed with her sister Mrs Jas Beattie last week. W Brubaker of Evans bought the old school building to convert into cottages. J W Ellis, ill with rheumatic heart, is convalescent. E C Herrington joined his father to Denver en route to Colorado Springs.
Miss Maud McConnell of Johnstown visited Elwell friends over the weekend. A baby sister joined the crowd at John Sloan's home on Saturday November 21. Beulah Shull has resigned her position in Johnstown.
The Christian Endeavor social committee hosted a successful weight social last Friday evening. An excellent program is prepared for Thursday evenings this week with music and a short address by the pastor. All are invited to the real Thanksgiving service.
M D Andrews left for Kansas on business last week. J P Oster and spouse traveled to Denver early this week. M M Clymer and Peckham visited J H Wright's family Sunday. D T Bush and spouse from Greeley called on Sherman Markle last week. White's coal mine house, occupied by Burt Reynolds and family, burned last week. only the sewing machine saved.
C H Baird the tailor has bought the Greeley Cleaning and Pressing works at 812 Ninth Avenue and will personally run it plus make new suits for men. He will keep a shop in the Williams building and may move all business into the Ninth Avenue shop.
Local Tribune Office posts wedding invitations and announcements for area couples. Listings include names of partners and event dates where available, with details on venues and reception plans as provided by the couples.
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