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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
11
Oster made a business trip Denver Saturday. John Thompson of Green City spoke to friends and neighbors on Saturday and Sunday. Crook of Evans conducted services at the schoolhouse after Sabbath school. The dance was good.
Mr Richey plans to begin casting for sheep while Miss Moore visits with Miss Shearer. The Wallace brothers and Bruce atin prepared sheep to feed through winter. A surprise party celebrated Ellen Jeanson's sixth birthday on Oct 9 with many attendees. The Harringtons moved from Ferguson ranch to Greeley for Mr Har ston’s job in the sugar factory. Rev Whittaker of Ault and his daughter Leota spent a day at the S L W ranch.
Miss Brownie Wilson hosted the Girls sewing club on Thursday the 10th. Mrs John Nevoo entertained her nephew Joe Burris and Miss Neva Stanton of Platteville on Sunday. Typhoid cases of Ross and Alden Tisdell are improving at Greeley hospital. Edna Barber invited about a dozen friends on Oct 9 to celebrate Earl’s birthday. Hubb brothers threshed wheat averaging 46 bushels per acre.
Mr and Mrs Cal Haney of Ault spent Sunday with Sam Haney. Concrete workers in Denver are finishing the east side of the U P bridge. Miss Celeen principal of the high school has been out sick for several days.
Mr and Mrs Haven move to G E Lundy property on Greeley road Rev A Blackwood accepts Evans R P church call and will be installed as pastor in November Homer Sims attends I O Fecon convention in Salida as Evans lodge delegate Mrs Shanber of Grand Junction visits Mrs J S Fashbaugh Shanber previously led Evans M E B church Mrs Reed and several others attend the W T U convention in Greeley with praise for the meeting
Rev and Mrs J W Cleaver visited local friends last Thursday. Geo Crowell was able to be out Sunday after illness. Connie Clark and Frances Eberhart were guests at Sunday dinner with Mrs Shull. Gus Carlson family with typhoid illness is improving. The CFE will host a pumpkin pie social at Purvis hall Friday evening. J W Purvis traveled to Berthoud to meet his wife and children returning from Montana.
Carlson and Redabaugh led a beet hauling contest at the beet dump last week with Carlson breaking the record at seven tons and twenty pounds net. The Ladies Aid held a pleasant meeting with Mrs. Eberhart and planned a dollar earning plan and a reminiscence social in a month to tell the tale of their labors.
Olive Branch Evert Whipple is having a lease built on his homestead. Roberts and Cooper have been rounding their cattle off the range. Miss Boatman of Berthoud visits her uncle O W Cozad. Mr and Mrs John Lawson called at the O W Nye home. Geo Ball digs beets yielding well for dry land farming. Caldwell and Dento farmed the Good place rented by Boyd Orns. J B Simpson digs potatoes with a yield of 4000 sacks off 30 acres. Herbert Kilhem of Greeley visits his parents J W Kilhem and wife. Mrs W Nye and Fay visit friends in Longmont. James Turner family welcomes a baby boy. W O Corad fell from a load of potatoes, spraining an arm.
Mr and Mrs David Parfet of Golden visit Mr and Mrs Alex McLean. Mrs Sarah Rigdon of Longmont visits daughter Mrs George Wick and son Chester Meeker. Mrs Pringle and son James return to Kansas. Smith and Bicking of Golden renew acquaintances while city real estate interests grow. Gardner and McDonald of Denver plan desert claim improvements. Alex Simpson buys a fine black colt and plans a team. Olive Branch Sporting club forms with twelve members and captures five coyotes last week. A G Meyers moves to Elizabeth Colorado to run a grocery store and home residence. friends wish him success.
The Delta section reports a birth Edward Fay to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lawrence on October 3. Beets yield up to 25 tons per acre at Alex Mead's farm worked by Mashburn. Potatoes produce 150 sacks per acre at another field. Sunday school moved to 3 pm with preaching to resume in a week. Roads to the sugar factory crowded with teams hauling beer. Calvin sublets beet hauling contract to four Nebraska boys.
Dr and Mrs Warren spent Thursday in Denver. J B Dunn was in Denver on business. The sugar company refloced the beet dump Friday and Saturday. Miss Bel Faris of Peckham visited the Misses Ellis. Mrs Bainbridge spent Friday with her sister Mrs Bright of Peckham. Mrs Stewart of Greeley visits with son Jas Stewart this week. L Whitney begins duties as day operator after a month's vacation. Miss Edith Herrington took part in the diamond medal contest at Greeley Thursday evening. Mrs Ellis and daughter Esther dined with Mrs K C Herrington Wednesday. Rev Blackwood called in LaSalle Thursday and will preach for Evans R P congregation through October.
Miss Leah Olsen visits Denver as harvest presses potatoes in the Rowe district. Mrs John Newman is moved to Greeley hospital for an operation. Magda Olsey buys two lots from Jacob Hasbrouck of Ault and plans a four room cottage. Phillip Molander recovers from a gash and bruises from a Friday runaway. Mrs Darrow visits Denver for the winter. C L Williams of Greeley attends to district business. Mrs Olesen visits Mrs Jeremiassen in the Collins district.
All sizes and all prices listed by Woodruff and Mumper at 814 Main Street in Greeley. Phone contact given as Greeley 45 for inquiries and orders.
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