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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
5
Thursday's social column lists residents and visitors across Greeley. Names include Henry Couture, Mrs. Clary Birch, Miss Effie Osborne, and Rev. J. J. Lace visiting or traveling to Denver Longmont St Louis Topeka and Windsor. Several trips for family visits, health, and church events are noted along with a funeral transport update for John West Burke Snapp and community social club gathering details.
A crowded regional column lists residents traveling to Denver, Alabama, California, Long Beach and abroad with family visits, hunting trips, and school or work commitments. It notes local Maill post activity, medical recoveries, and upcoming community events at Longmont and Weld County.
Saturday notices show Evans resident Mrs F W Hunter in Greeley while births occur for the Crist and Anderson households. Many locals, including Dresser, Tobey, Brubaker, Clough, and tribal visitors, plan trips to Denver, Denver events and University functions.
Monday J L Brush and H C Grable traveled to Denver. Numerous residents including Miss M A Harpole of Chicago and Miss Florence DeVotie visited Denver or Greeley over the weekend. W E Day, S M Goodman, H J Weibking, and others were in town, while Misses Ruth and Lois Sheedy returned from East Evans. News notes mention hospital nurses renting in Camfield court and a Page Bank ceremony for two Knights of Pythias candidates. W A Finley of Keenesburg pled guilty to gambling with a $650 fine.
Mrs D Ennis and Mrs K ly visitants return to Rock Island Ill. Mrs I W Preston heads to Nebraska after two months with sister Mrs A T S ers. Rev EB J Stanton of Denver preached at First Presbyterian and stayed with the Harrisons before returning home. Several auto trips ended in detours due to muddy roads. Dorcas Hive No 3 invites members for an official visit by Deputy Supreme Commander L M Hedge. Miss Carena Lee visited Foxton while Estabrooks plan winter in Denver. Helen Hays hosted a charming party with games music and refreshments for a dozen guests. Mrs L A Kight surprised on her birthday with 16 guests and a noon dinner. Mrs C F Southard honored at a jelly shower hosted by Mrs W J Rowe with piano selections and autumn flowers and leaves.
Local column notes numerous people in and near Greeley including Dr. Fuson Milliken Mrs Brooks Alamosa trip Taft banquet Clara Cobb Denver visiting sister Wilfred Bliss Ellen Broberg nursing in Eaton and more. Several residents travel visiting relatives attend meetings or plan trips to Wyoming Idaho California and Colorado locales.
Lame back relief from Cham berlain's Liniment advertised. T. C. Pressly travels from Greeley to Akron and Palisade to oversee his trust ranch. Garry Roddy of Idaho Springs visits Greeley. he is this year superintendent of Idaho Springs schools manual training. Rev. G A Edgar of Iowa preaches in Greeley and travels to Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Cannon visit Orrs in Greeley then Denver and Colorado Springs before returning to Wyman Iowa. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy praised for colds and safe for adults and children. sold by all dealers.
Wednesday reports show Mrs. J. C. Wilson visiting friends in Ault while Miss Bertha Dodge travels to Denver on business. Charles and Hattie Soloff of Ker sey visit Greeley with Mrs. Maggie Bailey heading to Messick. Several locals return from trips to Denver Longmont and Boise as Miss Lois Wright resumes school. A Colorado Springs trip closes a two week stay for Mr. and Mrs. Wright as the No Trump club hosts a summer gathering.
A quiet wedding was held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. G. M. Jacobs in Denver. Miss Mary Jacobs became the bride of LeRoy Alliger of Greeley with only relatives and intimate friends present. The bride is the daughter of the late G. M. Jacobs and a niece of Judge J. T. Jacobs. The couple will reside in Greeley after the ceremony.
The American School Peace league awards prizes of 15 50 and 25 dollars for essays by secondary and normal school pupils on The Opportunity and Duty of the Schools in the International Peace Movement and The Significance of the Two Hague Peace Conferences Essays up to 5000 words. Information from Mrs Fannie Fern Andrews 405 Marlborough street Boston Mass James H Van Sickle president and former Denver superintendent.
A famous multi millionaire offers one million dollars for a cure and a new stomach. The note discusses causes of dyspepsia and promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets sold at Gilbert Bros stores in Park Place Opera House and Sterling Building with a money back guarantee.
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley collapsed and died on Forty fourth street near Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. He had returned from out of town and recently visited the New York Yacht Club before his fatal illness. Passersby and traffic policemen aided until an ambulance arrived but he died prior to medical help.
Advertising copy for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound from Clark and Faulkner Drug Company urging use after exposure or onset of cold symptoms. Promotes the genuine yellow package and warns against substitutes.
Chalmers Ewing son of Mr and Mrs J C Ewing hosted six neighborhood playmates for a seventh birthday dinner on Wednesday. The party featured games an afternoon of fun red decorations red candies and a decorated cake. The children enjoyed an auto ride before departing for home.
Biliousness is linked to a disturbed stomach. Chamberlains Tablets are a stomach medicine meant to cleanse strengthen tone and invigorate the stomach regulate the liver and banish biliousness. For sale by all dealers.
H. C. Grable departed with a crew for Laramie Wyoming to supervise enlarging a ditch on land owned by J. S. Grable and sons. The work is expected to take about 30 days to complete.
W. C. Fischer of Kersey arrived in Greeley today for unspecified business prompting local notice of his visit.
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