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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
6
An advertisement extols Cole's Original Hot Blast stove as the cleanest model with airtight joints none to leak. It claims no ash pan mess, no soot or gas leaks, and efficient two to three hour morning heating with fuel kept overnight.
Stockholders in Cheyenne on September 14 1907 vote to dissolve The Colorado Wyoming Telephone Company. A resolution authorizes winding up affairs and publication of dissolution notices, with officers empowered to act.
W. C. Fischer of this city and Miss Lilly E Eyerman formerly of Columbus Ohio were married by Rev Fr Casey last Thursday. A second wedding took place Oct 9 at Wyn cote Wyoming when Miss Pearl Reid wed William Owen of Hugo Colorado at Valley View ranch. The ceremony was at 3 pm with fifty friends present.
The Saturday Afternoon club met with Mrs F KE last week to study Edmond Rostand and The Princess Far Away. Four members read parts of the play, with music by Miss Elizabeth Kendel. Visitor Mrs Dr Leslie attended.
Rev J Pollock at Fort Morgan preaches morning and evening with Sunday school at 10 a m Evening service at 7 30 p m Oscar W Gustafson pastor The Unpard oned Sin theme at Electric Theatre Sunday evening service at 10 45 Subject The Bible Record of the Moral Evolution of God and Man lecture part of a Bible series Adult class at 12 15 discussing the young man T C Brockway minister Sunday school 10 a m services 11 a m and 7 30 p m Morning Christians at Antioch Night Gods Point of View Special music Far from My Heavenly Home Lead Kindly Light public invited J A Trimmer rector
The chapel hosts a Sunday morning dedication with Mr Doane speaking on The Social Opportunity of the Church. An evening platform offers five minute talks on The Church and Its Meeting House with speakers J C Ewing Mrs William Starr Judge J C Nixon Mrs D L Hugh J E Snook Miss Frances Tobey and J A Alexander. Wednesday features Rev H H Walker on consecrating the church to social service. Friday brings Children’s Night with baskets picnic supper games and stories for church and Sunday school youth.
October 16 the New Century club met at Miss Sadie Miller's home with Mrs Wilkinson. Mrs Daven read a paper on Aragon to the Union with Castile and members heard lives of explorers including DeGama Columbus Cabal Vespucci Cortez DeSoto Balboa. New members invited and refreshments served as the tea hour ended with plans to meet October 30 at Mrs Woodbury's.
B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cold cure after years of use and recommends it to friends. Available at all druggists.
The Graphic club met at Mrs Susan Adams home to study Roman drama with sketches of Rome, descriptions of writers, and notes on Augustan age. Members presented stories in Indian costume and a prize was won by Mrs Kittie Parker after a blindfolded wall pumpkin activity.
If you miss the concert at the First Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening you will regret it. There will be music of all classes to suit all classes. Tickets 25e to all. Tickets on sale at Reynolds' drug store Clark & Fawkner's drug store Thompson music store and McCutch eon hardware store.
Frank L. Blunt offers a selection of farm wagons and truck wagons with attractive prices at 718 Seventh Street. This classified notice invites buyers to consider durable wagons for farm work and transportation.
A transparent toilet and bath soap branded Kirk's Jap Rose is advertised as clear enough to read through. The product is marketed as available at druggists and grocers.
Several local obituaries note deaths from Oct. 17 to Oct. 22. Homer Fortune died at age two. service held at 301 Eighth Avenue. Edith Aileen Pulsifer died of typhoid fever at age thirteen. remains to Georgetown for burial. Rev. O L Fisher, former Greeley resident and former Fort Worth university president, died in Denver. burial to Linn Grove. Hugh A Hickman, 55, died after a wagon accident. funeral at Macy's and interment at Linn Grove. Dr. Arthur H McFarland, 66, died of tuberculosis. survived by widow and daughter. Cough care advertisement for Ballard’s Herehound Syrup ends the notice.
Gur and Henry Carlson aged 14 and 16 were playing with a 32 calibre revolver when it discharged. Henry suffered a cheek injury with teeth knocked out and a pellet lodged in the throat. He was taken to the Greeley hospital and is recovering.
A private train tour of Mexico via Colorado and Southern departs Denver on January 28 offering a two day tarpon fishing option. Prospective travelers are invited to request details from U B Fisher G P A Denver.
Real estate notice announces farms of all sizes with varying prices listed by Woodruff and Mumper located at 814 Main Street, phone Greeley 45. The ad emphasizes broad options for buyers seeking farm properties.
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