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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
3
Fragmentary notes suggest discussion of a Hart El Paso route with persistent stipulations. The brief mentions Pp A and Colorado & Southern references without clear details or confirmations.
Evans welcomes a daughter born last Monday to Mr and Mrs Will Jack. Denver visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Behrens and Mr J W Myers with a brother from Oregon. Mrs W G Scott ill with heart neuralgia. Carrie Fashbaugh and Grace Jay visit Denver to see Ben Hur. Andrews attend I O O F convention at Fort Collins. Minnie Randall returns from Nebraska visit. W F Smith to reside in Jack residence during absence in Nebraska. Tregoning and Bruce Maloney delegate to I O O F grand lodge in Fort Collins. Vernor Huffosan leaves for U S Navy from San Francisco. Grandma Hipsley fractures thigh near ninety. J F Jack to Grand Island Neb for winter with daughter Mrs Spreggins. J A Moore buys 116 acres Kenmore ranch for 7000. also buys French property on Main street. Scott and Lyons of Greeley handle sale.
Mrs Owens drove to Ault on Friday. J Mattison called on M King Friday. Nellie Nicks is on the sick list this week. W C Cozad digs a potato cellar. S S Poe was in Eaton one day last week. W J Gillmore and son were in Faton Friday. S J Phillips started to dig potatoes Saturday. A daughter was born October 10 to Mr and Mrs M King. Miss Carmen Cozad visited Zylphbat Fowler Sunday. Some farmers have orders for beets. Mrs Charles Dunton and children were in Ault one day last week. Miss Lula Schoonover visiting in Eaton. William D son of Mr and Mrs J Edwards died Friday evening of consumption. remains laid to rest in Eaton cemetery.
Cault v Rieher went to Cheyenne Thursday expecting to return Friday. T Perry left for Cheyenne Friday and expects to stay until Tuesday. John Whowell returned from his farm near Hillsboro midweek. Residents urged support for home industry and a new butcher shop. Mrs. Whowell rode with Mrs. Budd to Ault en route home near Houlder. Miss Tilyou and Mrs. Perry visited at Mr. and Mrs. O Neil in Cheyenne Saturday to Sunday. Budd, with Arthur Hilton and James Merna, moved cattle to his ranch near Boulder late week. Ed Shoel of Cheyenne and A B Hilton hunted in Gault this week.
Ault W. J. Roberts of Fort Morgan visited town on Monday. Thomas Routh recovers from a two week pleurisy illness. Baptist prayer meeting set for Mrs Link’s home next Friday evening. The new church progresses visibly. Ladies Aid plans a Halloween party at Mrs Graffe’s on October 31. Further details to come next week. W C Cameron and Minnie Frye wed at Greeley on October 12 and returned home the next day. that night the couple joined Chauncey Frye at his home for a celebration.
They were unable to locate them that night but found them the following evening and were given a clock and other gifts. The party has taken rooms at H. M. England's and will remain there this fall.
Peckham Christenson leads the neighborhood beet topping as townsfolk busy digging and loading cars. Mr Pumphry and sons top beets for J E Gering. L B Larson visited Longmont briefly. Mr Yonker family relocated to Greeley for work at the sugar factory. Mr Yehrs rents Harmoosa ranch for a year with his son in law planning to farm the Clark place.
Wyatt Moss Wyatt returned from Nebraska. Mrs Dunlap and Mrs Fred White were in Eaton last Thursday. Mr and Mrs J E Meek drove to Windsor Wednesday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Miles King on Saturday October 10. Miss Rachel Barden visits her aunt Mrs Greener Smith. The ladies auxiliary of the Congregational church in Aust will serve an oyster supper at Mrs Morrison's Thursday evening October 22.
The Social Science Circle met October 13 at Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Fletcher’s home. Dr. W. F. Spaulding presented a scholarly talk on Habit, linking mental acts to physical bases and the will’s role in forming better habits. A lighter session followed with ventriloquist Prof. Fritz Lauchnitz Answerbach entertaining the group.
October 14 meeting with Mrs Snook includes invitations to Morris Afternoon at the Normal and a session with Mrs Hopkins on October 28. Topics Southey Campbell Macauley featured by Mrs Potter Patterson Rienks Roche McKinney with readings and talks. Delegates report to Federation over refreshments.
The second regular meeting was held October 7 with the president in the chair. Mrs. Vincent, delegate to the federation meeting, reported on proceedings and courtesies at Colorado Springs. Mrs. Kleinsorge added explanatory remarks. Waysides Notes carried the latest news of art, economics, politics, literature and science. Mrs. Todd gave a report on The.
The W T K K entertained clubs with a lecture by Mrs Kleinsorge at the Normal chapel shurs on bookbinding and the dignity of labor.
The W. T. K. club invited Greeley and nearby clubs to the State Normal chapel for a Morris tribute Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Kleingsorge led as instructor and lecturer, praising Morris as memory, poet, and designer. Tapestries, furniture, carpets, and wallpapers from Hammersmith showcased the exhibit, leaving visitors inspired by the display and talk.
The Trinity Episcopal church wedding of Mazie Lee Cooper and Evans Fashbaugh Tuesday night featured Mendelssohn music and an organ solo by Mazie Miller. Attendants included Benjamin Cooper Jr., Mabel Lee, and Ole Nelson and Harry Thompson as ushers. The couple, longtime Greeley residents, left for Salt Lake City after the ceremony and will reside in Evans on return.
Elizabeth Mabel Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson Turner died at home on Fifth Street October 16 1903 from septicemia after a brief illness. Funeral at Baptist church Sunday afternoon. Buried in Lion Grove cemetery. Born June 29 1887 at Ferris Wyoming, moved to Greeley at age three. She was a high achieving student in Greeley schools with a quiet, unobtrusive manner and strong scholarship.
Monday, Elsie Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs T L Smith, died at the family home in Lucerne of malignant kidney trouble. Born June 17, 1899, she suffered from congenital trouble from birth. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon from the Lucerne chapel.
Mrs Elizabeth Alice Carter died at her home 1517 Eighth Avenue in Greeley on Monday after 24 years of rheumatic suffering. Born in La Harpe Illinois in August 1856 she was 47 years 2 months and 14 days old. She came to Greeley with her mother and two daughters Ethel and Mamie about two and a half years ago. Funeral services were held from the home Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev R J Hunter assisted by Rev Mr Kindel and burial followed at Linn Grove.
Mrs. Martha Fulton wife of T Fulton of Windsor died Monday at her home after a several week illness due to typhoid fever. She was esteemed by all who knew her. The funeral was held from the Methodist church yesterday with Rev. Brooks officiating.
A homeless wanderer named James Collins drifted into Evans and stayed near O Grady’s saloon. Between 11 and 12 Monday night his body was found in the pavilion behind the saloon. Coroner Macy ruled death from chronic alcoholism and the remains were sent to Linn Grove via Bills Bros. & Co.
Hon Adair Wilson democratic candidate for supreme judge visited Greeley last week to gauge voter interest and prospects for election day. A local democrat noted the fall campaign centers on defeating Horace Clark while Campbell seeks re nomination for supreme judge by Republicans.
The article argues an electric line near farms would cut team costs, raise land values, spur population, and benefit merchants. It cites farmer incentives to fund the project, noting Weld county irrigation and high agricultural potential. It urges collective effort to advance the proposal.
Dr. K. C. Sapero, famed eye ear nose and throat expert from Denver, will be in Greeley at the Oasis hotel on October 29 30 and 31 for eye examinations. Nervousness and headaches are mentioned as conditions treated.
Eighty one acres in Pleasant valley described as fine potato land. Asking price six thousand dollars with easy terms offered by Scott and Lyons.
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