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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
4
Farmers urged building horse sheds near the business district to shelter teams and reduce costs. Previous vacant lots by the old city hall hosted tying and feeding. now gone, livery stables are costly. Proposals suggest a small fee to use roofed sheds on land east of the track, funded by a dedicated company, to relieve hardship and support local trade.
Saint Margaret's Guild hosted a reception at Mrs. D. B. Wyatt's home to welcome student strangers and church friends. Rev. J. A. Trimmer and guild officers presided. Attendees included Bernice Kingwell Edith Gale Mesdames Graham Balcom Huff Smith. Music by Mrs. Shattuck and Miss Earle with Mrs. Hughes. Punch and wafers served.
Coroner Macy Tuesday presided over an inquest in Johnstown into the death of W. F. H. Davis. Hiram T. Wilson is to be charged with murder after the jury ruled the killing felonious. The audience included the Murray brothers who may face complicity charges. No evidence suggested self defense or a gun on Davis.
John F. Rocho announces closing his mercantile business after thirteen years. He and Mrs. Rocho, married 23 years, will take an indefinite wedding trip first to southern Colorado then California to rest and travel. The item ends with an advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment.
Dr Sapero the Denver eye ear nose and throat specialist will examine eyes free at the New Camfield hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday October 17 18 and 19. Come early.
An early autumn social at the Normal featured six faculty hostesses led by Mrs Belle Sibley. Guests toured four rooms with seasonal decor and were served oysters patties coffee cake and grape salad in themed spaces. Music by several students complemented the informal elegant afternoon.
F L Weller cashier of the First National bank at Eaton was attacked on the plains near Pierce after leaving Eaton on the evening train. He wandered to the home of his mother in law Mrs Rebecca Middleton where he collapsed from hemorrhage and exposure. He was found by Middleton and brought back to Eaton Sunday morning and is said to be recovering.
E. Fisher, G., P. A., Denver.
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