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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1908
Page
7
A remarkable performance draws high praise from spectators and officials alike as an athlete delivers a flawless display. The display showcases skill, speed, and precision, establishing a new benchmark for excellence.
A parade of short notices lists residents visiting towns and states. Names include J B Ray Windsor, Lottie McMinn Windsor, Anna Bradley Chicago, O W Gustafson Kansas, and Taft-related travel to Denver. Reports mention hospital operation for Jared Brush and several family visits across Eaton Denver Laramie Salt Lake City and Grand Junction.
William Huey and his daughter Mrs. Cc. R. Moul and her young son of Farmington Illinois visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buchanan. The two families had been neighbors in Illinois.
Kemp Middlehauf, formerly at the freight depot, began work Friday as a rate clerk in the office of J. te Denver, under Ce. Ferguson, general agent of the Union Pacific.
C B Stapleton, employed as a jeweler with I O Glazier, departed Tuesday to Idaho to investigate a possible business location. Mrs Stapleton will visit friends in Boulder during his absence.
Mr and Mrs D E Clayton and daughter Mrs Ora Scribner of Bedford Iowa visited Mr and Mrs T A Wright whose nephew is Mr Wright. Mr and Mrs Clark Golisch of Haton Iowa were in Greeley Sunday visiting families from Afton Iowa now residents here. Golisch came from Afton in spring and Mrs Golisch arrived a few weeks ago.
Mr and Mrs S L Laughrey of Marysville Ohio visited their nephew A N Laughrey and family for several days. They left for Denver and Colorado Springs and will also visit in Iowa on their return trip.
W. Z. Bills of Denver passed through Greeley last Friday while en route from Laramie to Denver. Bills has suffered stomach trouble for six weeks and his family lived in Greeley for several years before moving to Denver last spring.
Kinsella insurance and life policies advertised. Several residents travel departures to Paonia Boise Portland Twin Lakes and Boulder. Miss Nash and Miss Kamm visit friends. Mrs Waldman and Mrs Wage guests. Piano purchase for First Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor group.
Trib une printer C F Elder receives telegram from Ohio about his mother's illness. D W Carr heals from lost fingers in a planing mill. Mrs Stella Brilhart and Miss Lucy McCullough plan Pittsburgh visit to Truby home. Will Lehman heads home to Milwaukee, may return for Christmas. Henry Foss departs for two week vacation to Omaha Chicago and Harlan. Mrs H R Withey to stay in St Louis for health reasons.
The passage notes persistent doubts about title clarity in real estate purchases and advocates preparing an abstract of title to confirm a property is free and clear before buying. It emphasizes mapping conditions and ensuring buyers know exactly what they are receiving.
Weld County Abstract and Investment Company of Greeley Colorado operates from 812 Ninth Avenue. The fragment notes a local firm in Weld County handling real estate and investment affairs.
Mrs. E. M. Loring and grandson Arthur Cooper arrived Saturday from Boston and will make their home in Greeley. Loring is the mother and Cooper the son of Mrs. F. B. Cooper.
William Neuswanger provided a birthday treat to the senior class G H 8S on Wednesday marking the school’s old custom of celebrating birthdays in this way.
The Elesmo club held the first dance of the season Friday evening in Academy hall. A sizable crowd attended as a four piece orchestra provided fine music and the event was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Whitaker of Leavenworth Kansas visits her Fort Collins daughter and spends Sunday in Greeley with sisters Mrs. Scott Bullard and Mrs. W. W. Field. The trio then travels to Denver to stay with another sister Mrs. Clark before Whitaker returns home.
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