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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
5
A Good Laundry endorses the Greeley Steam Laundry as a good laundry with up-to-date machinery and first-class workmen. It promises careful handling, fair prices, and specializes in flat work.
Mrs Cora Jackson returns from an eastern visit. Ed Carter couple back from Oklahoma. P W Allen and H C Watson visit. J B Warren moves east of the railroad. Thomas McCoy occupies Coffman house. Leonard Parker and Harry Zumpe buy the Ault hotel. Baptist church to be dedicated in November. OC Bowman moves to McGlenn addition. Kk S Ballantine has a bad runaway near Allison’s ranch, badly hurt and bedridden by Saturday.
OLIVE BRANCH W O Nye and family attended church services at Ault Sunday. H H Seliep visiting relatives in Nebraska has returned home. Mr and Mrs C F Collins of Ault were visitors at Poe and Bullanch Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank Dunbar recently enjoyed a visit from Mrs J B Dunbar of Evans. G W Kerner of Boulder back home after farming interests. Mr and Mrs J H Fowler returned from an extended visit with relatives in Kansas. R K Alstadt of Longmont visiting here has returned home. Misses Ethel and Eva Bulenter entertained Miss Addie Snow and Nettie Collins of Ault last Wednesday. Mrs David Bipstone and daughter Erva returned from Denver where they had been visiting Misses Froua and Nettle Blystone.
Towel invests 100 acres in winter wheat. Austin of Greeley and Lawson of Fort Collins appeared on district business last week. Eaton reports thirty acres of potatoes yielding 112 sacks per acre. Oliver visits cousin Ross on Crow Creek. Mrs Grayson, after visiting her parents, welcomes a baby boy. Thurza Thomas from Boulder visits the ranch. Michael buys landlord’s potato share. Armstrong returns from Nebraska with a bride. KF M Watson rents Ault area farm. White to move to Iowa after harvest.
Births include a son to Mr and Mrs J E B Sheppard on the 10th and daughters to multiple couples on Oct 4 and Oct 7. Residents Andrew Jackson returns from Julesburg. Mrs Br L Hensley visits Fort Collins. Denio Farr and Steele attend to business in Denver. W H Eaton and son Donald travel to Denver. Mrs Berry visits the Rossa family. Mrs W Hine hosts her sister from Wisconsin. Eri N Miller household mentioned.
Greeley residents hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Phillips. Delegates to state assemblies, club meetings, and social events are noted among residents. Town Board approved 34 mills for current expenses, accepted O'Connor’s resignation, and planned a new water well project.
Dover M 8S Quinn traveled to Denver last week. Mrs. Van Why visits her mother Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Truman returns from Boulder. Halley returns from the east. Hemingway family back from a mountain outing. Danford buys a team and starts winter wheat. Many locals plant winter wheat for another dry farming season. Clayton Morrison dies Oct 10 at his parents’ home after tuberculosis. Funeral led by Rev J N Studley at the Morrison home. The family moved here eighteen months ago seeking health. Community extends sympathy.
Miss Mabel Hall and her parents visited near LaGrange over the weekend. Mrs. Taylor Blackburn of Denver returned home after visiting friends here. Miss Edna Dean visited sisters at the Normal in Greeley. Miss Ida Morris of Fort Collins visited her cousin Miss Audrey Perry and Miss Pearl Hall who is attending.
The article notes a basket social at the Fairplay school house on Friday evening October 19 to raise funds for the school. It also reports a reorganized Sunday school with McWilliams as superintendent and officers Edna Dean Alma Dahlgren Laura Reink serving, with services every Sunday at 2:30 led by Rev G N Studley of Ault.
George Mackey has a new motor cycle. Frank Bentley and son of LaSalle were through this vicinity Monday. Esther Nelson visited in La Salle Thursday at Mrs W. R. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Kimsey and sister Mrs. Hughes of Evans were calling in this vicinity Sunday. J Oster was thrown from a horse last week and injured his arm when the horse fell on him.
Pleasant Valley resident Mr. Goad is building a fine house. Mr. Cooke hauls hay to Greeley. Alva Conner buys a new buggy. A. J. Stanley spent Sunday at Mr. Bird's. Charles Heighton studies in Greeley. Miss Retta Bird visits Kersey. Floyd Bird hauls lumber from Kersey. E H Weckbaulogh surveys a reservoir site nearby.
Local items report beet hauling resuming on Tuesday with visits from David Stewart of Greeley. Notices announce births for October 8 and October 14 to the Smith and Bentley households. Various residents, including Miss Beulah Miller of California and Mrs. R Sullivan, are mentioned with social visits, illnesses, and a new Sugar company job for Charlie Gordon in LaSalle.
Wisconsin visitor Mrs Richeson and Michigan native S S Sanford noted in a string of local items. A general order to move beets takes effect Tuesday. John T Warren promotes the new Riverside district after success with Green City. Hokosano rep arrived to remove Japanese potato pickers. Masters reports a schoolhouse basement water issue. Registration board meets tomorrow with October 30 next meeting. Santa Fe orders three freight cars of Warren pears potatoes for dining cars.
The Watsons of Greeley prepare potatoes for shipment to Paris. Each potato is carefully selected and wrapped in white tissue paper before its long sea voyage.
The Greeley Eaton and Windsor sugar plants paid out for September beets totaling 130000 with 875000 at Greeley 960000 at Eaton and 45000 at Windsor. Labor adds 45000 bringing total to 225000. Notable recipients at Greeley include Peter Rudile 1919 W R Stohl 1386 B J Williams 1491 Theo Jacobson 1148 C D Norris 1179 and W G Coffman 1527.
Mrs Ora Bussard of Brubaker Illinois reports her child suffered pneumonia and a severe lasting cough. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the coughing stopped and the child gained weight. The remedy is sold by all druggists.
Miss Irene Sullivan entertained the Rainbow Club with a 500 card party last Friday evening. The new club has been organized by seven young ladies and will host seven gentlemen at each meeting for pleasant evenings ahead.
An endorsement proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy safe for children with no injurious ingredients. The ad states it cures coughs colds and croup and has a world wide reputation. It notes availability from all druggists.
Mrs. Kate Norcross-Gale will sing at Prof. Waters pipe organ recital on Monday October 22 at the Presbyterian church. J E Tompkins and W D Russell basses will also perform, promising an exceptionally fine program.
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