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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1906

Page

2

Quiet Title Action Notice in Weld County Colorado

The District Court of Weld County Colorado orders William G. Jones to answer the quiet title suit brought by Charlies F. Tew within twenty days if served in county or thirty days if served out of county or by publication ten extra days if service out of state. The action concerns the SE quarter of Section 32 in Township 11 North Range 61 West. Publication runs from October 1 to November 8, 1906.

Eliza Adeline Grant R. Snydam Grant District Court Weld County Colorado Dennis Sullivan Lyin District Court of Eighth Judicial District Weld Greeley Arthur Ponsford John W. Stephenson Greeley Tribune William G. Jones Tye State of Toilliam G. Jones Township Eleven Frank Madden Anna Wilkinson Seeley Tribune

Amazements The Royal Chef to Play at Greeley Opera House

The Royal Chef a New York Chicago musical arrives at the Greeley opera house on Saturday October 20. The production features high quality music and an engaging story with twenty songs including It s a Way They Have in Chicago and What Color of Eyes do You Love Best. Ben M Jerome and writers Stoddard and Taylor supply music and verse that critics call memorable and popular with the audience.

New York Chicago Greeley Opera House O’reilly Stoddard and Taylor Ben M. Jerome Dave Braham

Moving picture show at Majestic Theater thrills Greeley crowds

The Majestic Theater in the Woolf building offers new movies every three days with high quality projection. Patti the child singer adds popular songs and draws steady applause. Three performances daily at 4, 9 p m and ten cent admission make it a cheap, pleasant entertainment for ladies and children.

Majestic Theater Woolf Building Greeley Patti

Colorado Fuel and Iron Board Changes

Attorney David Beaman retires from the Colorado Fuel and Iron board and is succeeded by Robert Clowry of New York, president of Western Union Telegraph and other large organizations. Colonel R C Clowry, president, and Henry D Estabrook, general solicitor of Western Union Telegraph, are relatives of local townsmen J Max and Horace G Clark.

David ©. Beaman Colorado Fuel & Iron Company Robert ©. Clowry New York Western Union Telegraph Company R. C. Clowry Henry D. Estabrook J. Max Horace G. Clark

Heath Real Estate Office Moves to 720 Eighth Street

H. P. Heath & Co. announce relocation of their real estate office to 720 Eighth Street. They seek buyers and sellers for city property and unimproved land with special bargains on No. 1 farms. They also write fire insurance with fire proof companies.

H. P. Heath & Co Eighth Street

Greeley Starch Factory To Begin Receiving Potatoes

The Greeley Starch and Potato factory north of Greeley will commence receiving starch potatoes October 15. Farmers are urged to bring their potatoes in during the fall months due to uncertainty of a spring run.

Greeley

Tew Praised as Able Orator in Pueblo Meeting

Pueblo Chieftain lauded Charles F. Tew for a strong speech at Coliseum Hall on the 9th in the first district congressional race. The Denver platform advocate addressed campaign principles to a large audience with notable figures including O'Donnell Patterson and Gov. Adams present. The paper rebuked a vulgar Republican slur as unfit for respectful columns.

Pueblo Charles F. Tew Mr. Tew Coliseum Hall Thomas J. O'Donnell H. M. Teller Thomas M. Patterson Alva Adams Oo. F. Tew Congress Denver Tew Republican

Deaths in Greeley area include five year old Epperson and Baxter widow

The notices report the October deaths of Leslie Epperson, Clara Brown, James Long, and Ellen Baxter. Services were led by Rev. J A Davis, Rev. H L Humphrey, and Rev R J Hunter. Brown and Baxter had ties to Windsor and the Lincoln park era in Greeley.

Leslie Clark Epperson W. B. Epperson J. A. Davis Sixth Avenue Clara Albertina Brown L. W. Brown Windsor Brown Greeley Appleton Missouri Long James D. Long Ellen Baxter Alfred Baxter Frank Baxter R. J. Hunter

Hubbard and Robinson wed at LaSalle home

Alla May Hubbard and Thomas 8. Robinson were married last Sunday October 14 at the Hubbard home near LaSalle. Justice Tregoning officiated at noon as twenty relatives looked on. The bride wore a blue silk dress and an elaborate dinner followed. The couple will live on a farm in Big Bend.

Alla May Hubbard Thomas Robinson J. C. Hubbard LaSalle Justice Tregoning Big Bend

May L Cobb Weds Joseph A Meyers in Eaton Ceremony

May L Cobb daughter of Mrs J Machado married Joseph A Meyers of Greeley in an eight o clock morning ceremony led by Rev Frank Harnett. The couple, after visiting Salt Lake City, will reside in Greeley and are well known locally.

Eaton May L. Cobb J. Machado Joseph A. Meyers Greeley Frank Harnett Salt Lake City

Mrs Woodbury Hosts Two Delightful Thimble Parties

Mrs J A Woodbury welcomed fifty ladies to the first thimble party at her Sev enth street home Thursday. Carnations decorated rooms as Mrs A A Woodbury assisted. Miss Freda Taylor Vera Wasley Alleene Monahan and Edith Woodbury served refreshments. A Saturday gathering drew a large crowd of ladies with similar enjoyment. assisted by Mrs A A Woodbury and Mrs EB Stevens.

J.A. Woodbury Seventh Street A. A. Woodbury Freda Taylor Vera Wasley Alleene Monahan Edith Woodbury

Copeland Declines County School Superintendent Nomination

A. B. Copeland explains he has not formally accepted the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. He cites ongoing duties as Eaton schools superintendent and respect for opponents, offering to support the ticket and serve if chosen by the people.

Eaton Weid County A. B. Copeland

Trinity Lutheran German Services and Sunday School Schedule

The Churches Trinity Lutheran hosts German services at 10 30 with Sunday school at 12 led by Pastor P B Fritsche. A second service is at 1 oclock on Sunday with Sunday school at 12. Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m.

Trinity Lutheran P. B. Fritsche

Sunday services and pastor schedule announced

Sunday school at 10. Morning worship at 11. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Oscar W Gustafson is the pastor.

Oscar W. Gustafson

Morning Worship and Evening Sermons at Local Church

Morning worship at 10 46 features Find ing God. Evening service at 7 30 titled Put Yourself in His Place. Pastor Orville A Petty extends a cordial welcome to strangers. Service at 10 45 followed by Sunday school. Morning lecture At tempted and Proposed Solutions of the Race Problem in the South by T C Brockway.

Orville A. Petty T. C. Brockway

Weld County Schools Finances for 1905-06

Total receipts for the school year ending June 30 1906 were 217445.90 plus state appropriation 47533.60 and 100751.23 from district levies. Expenditures included teachers salaries 101242.02 and other expenses 966496.02 leaving 50147.56 balance, offset by warrants 19172.85. County Superintendent Harrison traveled 4200 miles. There were 6435 pupils and 204 teachers.

Weld County Harrison State Normal School

Fruit of the Soil: Colorado apples voyage

Dick Patterson returned from Hotchkiss Colorado with exceptional apples given by Ed Irving W F Duke and Wilson Henderson. Thomas Farr went to Hotchkiss with Patterson and bought a fine fruit farm to make that their home.

Dick’ Patterson Hotchkiss Colo James Patterson Mr. Patterson Colorado Ed Irving W. F. Duke Wilson Henderson Thomas Farr

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