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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
7
Local notes recount numerous visits to Denver Sterling and Des Moines. Residents travel for work and study. clubs meet at Mrs Phillips and Miss Brooks host socials. The death of Mrs A D Trenholme at 74 ends a prominent Eaton family era with funeral at the Congregational church.
Fairplay notes born twins to Mr and Mrs Richard Carrol on Monday November 18. Literaries are under way with a November 29 meeting to follow. Mrs Oscar Eiskin and two children visited Mrs E Taggart and the McGill family of LaGrange. Mr and Mrs John Dye traveled to Young Harris Georgia for their first ten year reunion visit. Clifford Bartholomew age seven is ill with typhoid fever but improving. Jack Brown, Mrs C P Veden’s son, underwent appendectomy in a Denver hospital with Dr Anderson and Mr Veden accompanying him.
Residents report Reverend Studley and wife moving to the Cline house, millinery stock shift to Greeley, and W Harts returning from Michigan. W J Henderson files a homestead northwest of Ault with plans to move in spring. Public skating at the armory after Thanksgiving noon, plus a basketball game between the military company and Eaton high. Miss Carrie L Hodgman opens a ladies store in Fort Collins. A wedding takes place in Denver with Miss Ruby C Palmer and Dr. J W Craig uniting in marriage with family witnesses.
Birth announced for a daughter born Nov. 24 to Charles Kruger and wife. Walter Karr and sister hosted a card party last week. A J Eaton and Mrs B H Eaton traveled to California. Alpha Bury hosted a school friends party. Studio club met at Mrs Geo Yeagy’s home. Thirty new books added to the public library. The 1907 club entertained by Dr J C Davison and wife. Thos Halpin and wife hosted a six oclock dinner last week. Gussie Nettleton hosted sixteen friends at a jolly party Saturday. The Social Hours club met Friday.
Ott Buckler and family have moved into the Max Gerry house. Beet hauling is over for a while until farmers haul their siloed beets. Mrs. Charles and Roy Barclay returned home Friday night from a visit in Missouri. Mr. and Mrs. Will Benton and two children plan to spend Thanksgiving in Boulder. Tom Barclay, John Mosier, Henry Lothman, Wayne Duvall, Delmer Norman and John Foster are on a hunting trip on the river near Fort Morgan.
Collins District reports Percy Allam will relocate to the Schoonover place about December 1. Henry Shank and family plan to dine with Mr and Mrs Percy Allam on Thanksgiving. Mrs Erving Miller at Greeley hospital is improving in health.
The Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist will again be at the New Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday December 5 6 and 7 offering consultations and examinations to local residents.
The carpet and drapery department advertises Portier curtains in many colors from $2 to $10, lace curtains up to $15, Bissell carpet sweepers from $2.75 to $4, rugs from $12.50 to $30, and linoleums from 39 cents to $1.10. It also promotes trunks and suitcases priced from $1.50 to $18 as essentials for travelers.
Five hundred styles of shopping bags priced for quick sale. Golf gloves from a quarter to fifty cents, silk gloves from fifty cents to a dollar seventy five, cashmere gloves fifty cents to one dollar. Every shade available in stock.
Retailers announce a week long sale on silk wool and cotton shirtwaists at a twenty percent discount to reduce stock. The promotion cites an overstock situation and aims to attract buyers seeking affordable fashion items.
A fresh assortment of walking skirts arrived this week. Pretty styles and high quality fabrics are offered at $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, and $7.50, with alterations free.
Over the past week a large stock of coats sold well with a twenty percent discount. The same offer applies to children’s coats as well. Local shoppers are urged to visit early to take advantage of the deal.
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