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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
12
Prof Donnelly and wife visited Denver over Sunday. A missionary meeting drew good attendance on Sunday. Farmers have orders to begin digging beets and Kerr Bros finished threshing Saturday night with a strong run. Beets are being hauled to the Mead dump in large quantities as the sugar factory limits remain for now.
H. B. Martyn undertakes a deep well project on his ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baab of Greeley attended church here Sunday. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bohlender on Friday Oct 4. Mrs. Wm Oster and son John Smith visit Parker Colorado. Farmers report third cutting of hay and begin digging beets and potatoes. Mrs. Wm Bedlien and children visit Peckham while Mr. Bedlien hunts. Rev. Von Miller of Denver bids farewell after monthly Baptist services here.
Dr. Spaulding was a passenger for Denver on Saturday. A newborn son arrived Friday to Mr. and Mrs. J. Inman. Susie Steck visited her sister Mrs. G B E Kenney on Sunday. J. W. Summerville, ill ten days, is now better. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swan and Mrs. N W Jones spent Saturday in Denver. Mrs. Swan returned Tuesday from Pierce with daughter Mrs. Woodward. Rev. Large's family arrived Saturday from Longmont with uncertain details remaining unclear.
The Ladies' Aid society met at Mrs Lafay ette Ryan's home on Monday afternoon to handle special business. A number attended and one new member was voted in.
Born to Mr and Mrs P C Straight on Sept 26 a son. Nellie Dunbar of Evans visited Mr Pennington. Spickelmeier child recovering from typhoid fever. Lena Dixon recovering from arm injury after fall at school. Beets hauled by farmers. potatoes to be dug. Ross and Alden Tisdel sick with typhoid in Greeley hospital. Robb Briggs family returned from wedding trip. neighbors visitors celebrated.
J W Hodgell made a business trip to Denver last Saturday. Chas Robison assists his son Tom at Farmers Spur with potato harvest. John Archibald aids George Green in Pleasant Valley with potatoes. Miss Bessie Patterson began work as assistant teacher at Delta school October first. A Japanese baby born last week died a few days later and was buried in Linn Grove cemetery. Mrs Chas Grissom and sister of Mrs Foley left for Idaho Falls last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Fine from Page county moved to Greeley after visiting Mr and Mrs Shearer. Next Sunday a sermon follows Sunday school at the Delta schoolhouse by Mr Goodrich of Greeley Christian church.
Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Baker, longtime Delta residents now at Farmers Spur. Miss Mary Robb, an assistant kindergarten teacher from Capital Hill, joined relatives from Denver for a brief stay. A nephew of Mr. Calvin, A. A. Elliott, arrived with four other Nebraska youths and two four-horse teams to assist with beet and potato work, lodging at Mr. Calvin's residence.
The Tribune releases several new post cards highlighting the Greeley water system upper works the final pipe line linking lay the city hall and the library building. Additional photo postcards include old city hall Main street and a 1870 Greeley view plus Tribune excursion crowd at Eldorado Springs. Regular photo graphs on postal cards sell for five cents.
The Baptist church missionary society held a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs. D. D. Forward’s home with fifty ladies present. The program included a trio, a reading, a solo, and a quartet, plus an introduction to Christian Redemption and talks on the Gospel in the Society Islands and John Williams. Light refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned for the first Thursday in November at Mrs. M. H. Lowe’s home.
A Greeley Colorado woman Emma Bryan reports Doan's Kidney Pills gave prompt relief from back and kidney pain after using them from Reynolds Drug Co. Her husband, a drayman, also benefited. The ad notes the pills are sold by all dealers for 50 cents and identifies Foster Milburn Co as the U.S. sole agents in Buffalo New York.
B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cold cure. He has used it for years and recommends it to friends who agree. For sale by all druggists.
A choice tract has been platted and lots are offered near the city on options or monthly payments ranging from 260 to 400 dollars. This is advertised as the last chance to buy these close in lots.
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