Autumn wedding unites Eva Wylie and R Wendall Speer
Eva A. Wylie and R Wendall Speer wed at the home of Rev. J. M. Wylie on Oct 3 with a floral setting of palms and asters. Attendants included Luella Wylie of Toledo and William Speer of New Castle. After a brief reception, the couple planned to reside in Greeley after a wedding journey to New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wylie
Thirteenth Street
Eva A
R. Wendall Speer
Eleanor McClelland
Luella Wylie
Toledo
William Speer
New Castle
Mendelssohn
Lois Miller
Paris
Sidie Miller
Hazel Wylie
May Lockhart
Marie McClelland
Marie Martin
The
Normal
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Greeley
Chicago
Wylie
Unique Card Club Sets Afternoon With 500 Game
The Unique Card club met Monday at Mrs. W. Z. Bills home. Mrs. Asa Sterling won a souvenir spoon prize after the 500 game. Outside guests included Mesdames L. B. Hickman W. H. Wood and A. A. Peralta. Light refreshments followed a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Bills
Asa Sterling
Mesdames L
Progress Club Opens With Arts Crafts Talk
The Progress club held its first meeting on Wednesday October 2 at Mrs. Calvin Randolph's home. The study focuses on the arts crafts movement in America and the worlds work. Professor R W Bullock delivered an engaging lecture on The Arts Crafts Movement and Its Significance to Us, outlining the year plan in an entertaining manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress Club
Calvin Randolph
America
R. W. Bullock
New Century Club Discusses Castile and Portugal History
The New Century club met at Mrs. J. D. Potter's home with Mrs. Roche as secretary pro tem. Mrs. Rienks presented The History of Castile to the Death of Pedro the Cruel, while Mrs Kerlee explained Early History of Portugal to Joaos with maps. Mrs. Hopkins spoke on Portuguese literature and Mrs. Moore read Vasco de Lobeira and Amadis of Gaul selections and gifted the club a...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Cclub
J. D. Potter
Roche
Castile
Pedro the Cruel
Vasco de Lobeira
Graphic club studies Antigone in second season meeting
The Graphic club met at Mrs. Susan Adams's home to discuss Greek drama with Antigone as the focus. Miss Ida Bishop and Miss Hattie Bishop presented sketches of Sophocles and the play's setting while several members traced the plot and characters from Antigone and Ismene to Creon, Haemon, and the royal deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Graphic Club
Susan Adams
Antigone
S. F. McCreery
Ida Bishop
Sophocles
Hattie Bishop
Eugene Williams
O’edipus
E. M. Nusbaum
Charles Couzens
Ismene
O'Edipus
Etheocles
Polynices
Thebes
Creon
Haemon
Norcross
Saturday Afternoon club opens season with varied program
The Saturday Afternoon club met at Mrs. 8. M. Joodman’s home for the first season gathering. Members, young matrons formed after leaving school, planned a year of talks including Mrs. F. E. Stockover’s paper on The South American Situation and a hobby segment. They voted to skip refreshments to devote the afternoon to the program.
The Churches Congregational and Nazarene Hold Sunday Services
Public worship at The Churches Congregational at 10 45 a m with Sunday school at noon. Young people's meeting at 6 30 and evening services at 7 30 led by Pastor John Doane. The Nazarene church meets in the Electric theatre for services with the evening sermon on The Tyranny of Satan and the Freedom of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s
John Doane
Church of the Nazarene
Satan
Jesus
Sunday worship and youth sermon at 7:30 pm
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. Worship and sermon at 1. There will be a sermon to young people at 7:30 p.m. Special music at both services. At the morning service Rea Couzens will sing There Is a Green Hill Far Away. Public welcome. J A Trimmer rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea Couzens
J. A. Trimmer
Deaths Wheeler Harry Wheeler dies at 32
Harry Wheeler died of phthisis last Monday at his father in law S B Hale 1317 Fourth Street He was 32 and survived by a wife Funeral services were held at the house by Rev J W King at 10 o’clock Tuesday morning and he was buried at Linn Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wheeler
S. B. Hale
Fourth Street
J. W. King
Linn Grove
John A. Johnson Dies in County Hospital from Typhoid
John A. Johnson died last Friday in the county hospital after suffering typhoid fever. The death marks another case in the county health records and serves as a reminder of the ongoing public health concerns.
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John A. Johnson
Farmworker Dies at 30 from Ranch Incident Near Eaton
A 30 year old farmhand died after being brought to the hospital from a ranch near Eaton. He was a cousin of Mrs. William Bostrom of Eaton. Funeral services were held by Rev. Seabye at 3 PM Sunday at the Swedish Free Mission church.
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Eaton
William Bostrom
Seabye
Swedish Free Mission Church
Young Ora Glen Simmons Dies After Illness
Ora Glen Simmons two year old son of Mr and Mrs Stephen N Simmons died Saturday October 5 The family moved here for Mrs Simmons health who suffers from tuberculosis The service conducted by Rev D D Forward at 3 pm Sunday at Pollock's undertaking parlors followed by interment at Linn Grove
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Ora Glen
Stephen N. Simmons
Simmons
Rev
D. D. Forward
Pollock's
Linn Grove
Death and Burial of Tillie Strelow Aged 36
Tillie Strelow wife of F C Strelow died last Saturday of tuberculosis at age 36. She leaves a husband and four children. The family moved seven months ago from Des Moines Iowa. The funeral conducted by Rev Gross of the German Lutheran church was at Macy's undertaking parlors at 2 p m Monday. remains shipped to Milwaukee Minnesota for burial with the husband accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Strelow
F. C. Strelow
Des Moines
Rev. Gross
Macy’s Undertaking
Milwaukee
Minn
Ault City Wins Bid for Union Pacific Right of Way
Condemnation actions filed by J. C. Ewing for two new Ault streets faced a railroad counter petition. The United States district court considered the matter after Judge Nixon denied the railroad’s petition while granting a transcript of the record to test jurisdiction in the district court.
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Ault
Union Pacific
J. C. Ewing
United States District Court
Nixon
Rescue home for fallen women run by Holiness association
The Holiness association operates a rescue home for unfortunate women at 3718 Gilpin Street in Denver. Established two years ago it has helped many young women under its care. Matron Miss Sherwood visits Greeley and shares stories of women aided toward a better life.
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Greeley
Holiness Association
Gilpin Street
Denver
Miss Sherwood
Freshman Class Hosts Noted Party At Cecil Spear Home
About 100 freshmen held a Saturday night party at 1025 Tenth Street hosted by Cecil Spear. Games were played and refreshments included lavender, white and chocolate ice cream and cakes. Sophomores attempted entry but were barred, making the event a clear success.
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Cecil Spear
Tenth Street
Home Electric Light and Power to Construct New Office
The Home Electric Light and Power company plans a new office on Sev enth avenue between Tenth and Elevanth streets in front of their plant. Until completion, the company will operate from the Olds Gasoline Co. office at 620 Tenth street with manager A. L. Lindner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Electric Light and Power Company
Seventh Avenue
Tenth and
Elevanth Streets
Olds Gasoline Co
Tenth Street
A. L. Lindner
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Ad Card
The pleasant purgative effect experienced by all who use Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets, and the healthy condition of body and mind they create, make one feel joyful. Price is 25 cents with samples free at all drug stores.
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Chamberlain
Corner stone laid for new city hall with Masonic rites
At 11 o clock this morning the corner stone of the new city hall will be laid with Masonic rites led by Grand Master Joseph A Davis of Boulder. The lodge meets at 10 and marches to the building with the Greeley band. A hollow of historic-importance objects will be sealed inside the stone.
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Joseph A. Davis
Boulder
Greeley Band
Choir Honors Leader with Gifts at Parish Residence
The St Peter's Catholic church choir hosted a reception at the parish residence last Tuesday in honor of leader J C Kendal. About twenty present presented J C Kendal with useful articles after a year of instruction. Miss May Murray gave the presentation speech as the choir grows to fifteen voices and performs heavy masses once reserved for city choirs. The choir is preparing six new masses to be performed in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
J. C. Kendel
J. C
May Murray
Thimble party honors new daughter in law
Mrs H E English hosted a Friday afternoon thimble party for her new daughter in law Mrs Clarence English. The well decorated home featured autumn leaves and dahlias. About thirty ladies attended with needle work and music. refreshments were served by the hostess, her daughter Myrtle, and Miss Alice Patterson.
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H. E. English
Clarence English
Myrtle
Alice Patterson
Eye Remedy Restores Sight After 33 Years
A Kentucky woman recalls thirty three years of sore eyes and thirteen years of blindness. After using Chamberlains Salve gifted by a neighbor, her eyes healed and her sight returned. Chamberlains Salve sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earls
Cynthiana
Chamberlain
City Council sets sewer assessment for blocks 88 89
The city council found the total cost of Sewer No 31 in blocks 88 and 89 to be 839 35 and the amount to be assessed at 37 cents per abutting foot. The council will meet on Tuesday evening Oct 22 1907 to hear objections to the assessments. J R Patton City Clerk.
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City of Greeley
Patton
Assessments for Sewer No 32 in Greeley Deliberated
Sewer No 32 in blocks 51 52 and land 2 of Peery's subdivision in Greeley is valued at 1033.46 dollars with 44 cents per abutting foot for lots. An evening meeting on October 22, 1907, will hear objections to the assessments if any exist. City Clerk J B Patton announces the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peery
City of Greeley
J. B. Patton
Durkee Leads Front in Coal Business at City Scale Office
Jared Durkee remains at the front of the coal trade and invites orders at his office in the city scale office located at 819 4 Seventh Street. Contact via phone Greeley 197 for a quality article and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Durkee
City Scale
Seventh Street
Greeley
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Spain
Portugal
Bessie
Ernesti
Wilkinson
Sadie Miller
New Century
the Graphic
Nazarene
Trinity Episcopal
Wheeler
Strelow
Holiness Rescue Home
City Hall
Honor J. C. Kendel
Greeley District
the Cash Grocery
Main Street
Thurlby
Union National Bank
W.H. Farr
E. J. Decker
J. B. McCutcheon
W. H. Farr
B. F. Johnson
Gill
E. R. Thayer
H. A. Russell August Anderson
Pea Oa
A& M
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Indsor
Timnat Eterno
Rt Collins
Velan
Rthou
Ngmont
We Ewee
Cheyenne
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Jos Im
Oaseert
Serene Netene Eerne
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