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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
6
Local seller advertises Italian prunes Secker pears Boulder grapes and big late fall apples. Priced at $1.10 per box with emphasis on quality and bulk availability for immediate purchase.
An advertisement touts a carpet and rug catalogue with hundreds of illustrations in natural colors. It claims best quality carpets, rugs, linoleums, curtains, and house furnishings, guaranteed as the finest made, with the latest designs and a new line of art vases. Call or write for the catalog.
In the opening game last Saturday, the local high school defeated Fort Morgan 5 to 0. Johnston, Fort Morgan’s right half back, starred with strong running and line breaking while Greeley failed to score except on a fumble.
Albert Brown and Miss Lola Andrews were married in Cheyenne on October 1. The bride was underage, but her mother Mrs. Sarah Andrews telegraphed consent for the license.
Florence Olive Wiltse and George W. Weber were married last Tuesday evening in a private ceremony conducted by Rev. O A Petty. The couple wed in the new home furnished by Mr. Weber and attended by close friends. Wiltse is a former head milliner at Demorest's and Weber has served as deputy county treasurer for five years.
Miss Clara Evans and Horace P Brunelle wed last Saturday evening September 29 at Mrs. Etta Neill home on Seventh street. Reverend O A Petty officiated in front of forty guests under autumn leaf canopy. The bride, Milton Seaman’s niece, grew up here and graduated from high school and State Normal before living with Mrs Neill. The groom teaches at Bellevue and they plan to reside there after marriage.
Mrs. George Bedford was injured when a horse upset a buggy on Highth avenue. Surviving passengers Mrs. L. H. Munn and Miss Ada Moreland escaped serious injuries. Bedford suffered a deep head cut and was treated at home by Dr. J. K. Miller and is recovering.
The Greeley starch and potato factory north of Greeley will start accepting starch potatoes on October 15. Due to uncertain spring yields, farmers are urged to bring potatoes in during the fall months.
Advertises PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding. States agents are authorized to refund money if it fails to cure in six to eight days, emphasizing quick relief and a money back guarantee.
Trinity Lutheran and another church announce service times with Sunday school at noon. P B Fritchie is the pastor. Additional services include 11 o clock with a sermon Are Sin Disease and Death Real and a Wednesday evening 7 30 meeting with a 10 45 morning service. Sunday school at 12 15 55.
Morning sermon titled Foundations and an evening program The Rainbow. Praise services led by the choir and orchestra. Rev. R. J. Hunter serves as pastor.
Morning worship at 10 30 for The Church of the Living God and evening worship at 7 30 for The Psychological Moment. Strangers are cordially invited to these services. Orville A Petty, Pastor.
Rev. J. A. Trimmer from New Jersey will conduct services at Trinity Episcopal Church next Sunday morning with Bishop Olmstead appointing him as priest in charge. A large attendance is requested.
Sunday school at 10 a m morning service at 11 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m are held at the Adventist church on the corner of Eighth street and Fourteenth avenue. All welcome. Oscar W Gustafson, pastor.
The revival services in the big tent closed last Sunday with the largest attendance to date. Holiness weekly meetings resume next Sunday at 3 o'clock in Steele's hall, featuring a sermon by Rev. J. W. King.
The intense itching from eczema tetter and similar skin diseases is instantly relieved by Chamberlain's Salve and many severe cases have been permanently cured by its use. For sale by all druggists.
Sealed proposals for the purchase of lots 1 and 2, block 7, Kersey, including school house, will be received until Nov 1, 16. Terms require at least half cash with approved security. H. P. Hill, Secretary Dist 98.
A biographical excerpt on James Russell Lowell recounts a senior year incident where repeated absences from recitations and chapel culminated in a dramatic disruption at evening prayers. After being named poet of his class, Lowell bowed in the prayers, triggering his suspension for decorum breach.
A Minneapolis Journal piece argues modern science shows plump individuals are not the healthiest. Lean men resist weakness better and perform tasks more efficiently, while excess fat signals poorer endurance and recovery.
Instructions advise brushing plaster casts with a wax and soap solution boiled in soft water to dust proof them. When dry wipe with a damp cloth. For hardening brush with alum water then white wax in turpentine, warm-dry to resemble ivory.
The play returns at Greeley Opera House next Tuesday October 0 with David Proctor starring in A Message From Mars. Proctor previously impressed audiences and will be joined by a strong company, including actors from the original London production.
Miss Lois Wright hosted the Phi Delta Pal Sorority last Friday with a musical program and refreshments. Members present included Lizzie Camfield Norma Scott Carrie Snook Mayme Wyatt Miriam Bunker Mabel Woolf Ruth W Bennethy Wilhelmina Mead Myrna Barber and Lois Wright. Visitors were Alice Taylor and Ruth Woster.
Mrs D A Camfield entertained the Unique card club last Monday afternoon for a session of 500 with a dozen congenial matrons. Refreshments followed the games and the hostess served them to Mesdames Auribut Bills Gray Arbuckle Watson Sterling Wood Kinsella Wylie Marek McArthur and Camfield.
An excursion along the Switzer land Trail offers trips to Glazier Lake at $2.50 and to Eldora at $3. Trains depart from Greeley on Sunday at 7:4 0 a.m. aboard the Colorado & Southern line.
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