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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
10
A compact local page notes Little Locals visiting Craigs for school books and jewelry sales at Dunham's on Coronado block. Several residents travel to Denver and Fort Morgan for visits and events while others report family movements and social calls. Notable names include S. R. Wood, Mrs. Ada Depuy, and Miss Dee Williams.
Kinsella insurance ad lists D C Muth bicycle repair 712 Eighth Ave. Born Saturday a son to Mr and Mrs T H Robinson of LaGrange. Kendels of Alamosa visiting relatives. Lawn mowers advertised by Lester. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for piles sold by druggists. Meyerses left for Washburn ND to make their future home. Scott Lyons insurance offers strong company lines. Wilsons of Cherry Fork visiting sisters Hanna and Baird. Rev W S Nichols of Colorado Springs to preach at Unity Church all September Sundays. Watkins youths entertained at Miss Daisy G Lillard’s home six miles south last Saturday evening.
Mrs JohnS Fry, guest of her sister Mrs J Christman at 1324 Eleventh Street for two months, departed Tuesday to return to her home in Martinsville Indiana.
Miss Katherine Nash of Cripple Creek travels through Greeley on Thursday en route to Windsor where she will teach again this year. This marks her fourth year in the Windsor schools.
Misses Jean and Ruth Flemming of Omaha arrived Sunday to visit their cousins Misses Ruth Ada and Mary Brush. Miss Ruth will return home Thursday and Miss Jean will remain a month.
Mrs A Doulland and her daughters Frances and Bessie travel to Denver on Thursday to begin teaching posts. Miss Rose will teach in Windsor. The family has lived here two years. Frances is a Normal School graduate and former Senior class president.
J. H. Imus and his wife of Dayton Ohio arrived Tuesday to visit cousin Mrs. E. H. Abbott and family. Imus is president of the Dayton Agricultural Implement works known for side delivery hay rakes. The couple had traveled the northwest and are now heading back to Dayton.
Miss Katherine Kisler of Fort Morgan is the guest of Miss Anna Carter for a party. Mrs. John Truby and Mrs. Sarah Tomb spent Saturday in Evans with friends. Mrs. G V Kelley has joined Condon's store suit department.
Joe Woolf and Joe Woodbury depart this week for Golden to enter the School of Mines. Joshua Gore of Talmage Nebr who has been visiting his son William Gore and family left Monday for home.
Miss Florence Carlson of Denver guests Miss Elizabeth Camfield for several days to attend the moon dance.
Mrs. Ralph Drury and two sons arrived Tuesday evening from Omaha Nebraska to visit her parents Mr and Mrs C Rugh and family. Misses Bessie C Sullivan and Veronica Leonard who had been visiting relatives here left Tuesday for their homes in Chicago.
Charles J. Yardley was honored at the Grand Lodge session in Colorado Springs this week by election to the Grand Tribunal indicating a high rank within the Knights of Pythias.
Mrs. L. L. Wyatt traveled to Fort Collins on Tuesday to visit her nurse Mrs. Will Elder for several days. She was joined at Bracewell by Mrs. Elder's mother, Mrs. Alonzo Beetham.
Greeley Produce & Commission Co announces Italian sacking twine now available under Ira I. Sides, manager. Visit before purchasing elsewhere to compare. delivers to buyers seeking durable twine for sacks and related goods.
Dr. J. A. Weaver and O. C. Paul son left Tuesday for a week in Idaho. The trip includes a vacation and visits to brothers Dr. C. D. Weaver in Twin Falls and Dr. A. E. Weaver in Boise.
Rev J M Wylie traveled to Denver on Tuesday for the annual Presbytery of the Reformed Presbyterian church He plans to return via Fort Collins and attend the State Sunday School association in that city.
Mr and Mrs W H Delbridge went to Denver Saturday for a few days visit at the home of their daughter Mrs Will Petrikin. Mrs Delbridge sister Miss A L Neilson and brother F A Neilson and wife of Oxford Miss will also be guests of Mrs Petrikin. The Neilsons have spent the summer in the mountains and will soon leave for their southern home.
Kinsella and C M Foulk plan business trips to Twin Falls Idaho. Mrs Elsie DeVine visits Windsor with her brother. Miss Blair leaves for Tarkio College. Miss Dearden visits Louisville. Mrs Allyn and son stay with Faulkner hosts near Hardin. Maud Kelley heads to Rockhurst. Ronald Bates returns to St Louis after a Bates family visit. Real estate ad and a patent remedy promote Kodol digestion aid sold locally.
Mr and Mrs A Smith of Jamacia Ia have visited cousins Mr and Mrs M L Bardwell and left Saturday for Pueblo and Palisade to visit relatives before returning home.
Trade listing for separators and wagons by C. L. Carter at 821 823 Seventh Street next to City Scales. Includes brands Henry Buggies Moline Beet Pullers Old Reliable Peter Schuttler Wagons and sells through Carter.
Miss Ida Celeen returns from Alta Iowa where she spent the summer with relatives. She was principal of the Evans schools last year but resigned and will attend the Normal this year.
Kodol will soon enable the stomach to digest all the food you eat. It makes the stomach sweet and is pleasant to take. It is sold here by
Mr and Mrs J M Ferguson leave Saturday for an eastern trip. They will attend the G A R encampment at Toledo then travel to Buffalo and by water to Rhode Island, their former home, where they will spend several weeks.
The Wednesday evening service at the Congregational church will discuss Our Children and Our Schools with Mr. J. E. Snook in charge. Everyone is welcome and the topic invites thoughtful discussion.
Miss Ethel Dale, living near Denver, visited town on Saturday to arrange for her school this winter. She will lead the primary department at Pleasant Valley with Miss Hortense Knapp as the second teacher.
Mrs. H. C. Orr and Mrs. R. D. Orr and daughter Sibyl of Kansas City stayed with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dinsmore for several days. They left this morning for Denver and will travel in Colorado before returning home.
A party returning from a two week fishing excursion on the Poudre near the Rustic was seen in the crowd. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C I Roseman Mr and Mrs C I Freeman of Missouri Norman Potter Fletcher Roseman and Mr Hurley.
Grace Garrigues and Alice Roberts returned Saturday from Telluride where they visited Mrs. David S. Painter. Grace spent the summer with her sister in Telluride and Roberts stayed for a short visit.
Roy Leake returns from Fort Collins where he received nervous trouble treatment and is much improved. He and his brother Frank will leave next week for Oskaloosa Iowa to attend Oskaloosa College this year.
John Doane Jr. travels to Colorado Springs for a week to give a recital at the First Congregational Church, where he once served as organist. He will return to perform in Greeley before resuming studies at Oberlin College.
Mrs. J M Tingle returned to her Fort Collins home Thursday after a few days visit with her son Al Tingle and wife. Mrs J Kesinger of Fort Collins, mother of Mrs Al Tingle, was also a guest this week and returned Wednesday.
Burton Parker a brother in law of H Reynnlds arrived Friday evening to visit the family. Parker a government official in the Treasury department is from Monroe Michigan and is traveling to his Washington headquarters after a western trip.
Mr and Mrs Guy Atkinson with two children of Haxtum Colorado and Mr and Mrs Alfred Cherberg of Berthoud Nebraska visited Mr and Mrs David Lofgren and left Thursday. The Atkinsons return to Haxtum and the Cherbergs to California where they plan to make their future home.
Brohlin the tailor and cleaner operates over Glazier's as a note of local business. Miss Martha Courtney of Denver visits Miss Gladys Johnson. Craig Book Store displays a fine 150 leaf tablet in Greeley. Miss Hazel Stevens visits from Windsor for the Moon dance. Miss Ruth Cobb visits Eaton at Miss Eunice Cushman’s invitation. State Normal School seeks student help for room and board. Mrs L Williams travels to Rocky Ford for watermelon day festivities. Misses Olive and Mabel Delling of Bracewell and Allie Archibald visit Edna and Ada Crawford. Edna Johnson returns from Denver to resume work at Thompson Music. Harriett McNee returns from Blairsburg Iowa to live with aunt Mrs S F Brewer and attend school. Elsie McCobb returns from vacation visiting relatives in Washington Iowa and in Ainsworth Cedar Rapids and Monmouth Illinois.
Wayne Davidson and his son opened a Boise Idaho real estate office. The younger Davidson has left to run the Boise office while the elder remains in Greeley for now.
Miss Mamie Allen and Miss Mae Cleveland are in the city for winter duties in the public schools. Miss Cleveland has spent the summer in Illinois, while Miss Allen resides near Fort Collins.
Miss Lela Stark, a State Normal School graduate last year, stops in for a week with friends before resuming her teaching duties in Colorado Springs this winter.
Reports filed at the county clerk indicate proposed road projects in Hudson County. The plans come as the area experiences fast settlement and increasing need for improved transportation infrastructure.
Rev and Mrs G A Spence of Holyoke Colorado travel to Longmont for a Methodist conference. Spence formerly served as pastor at Kersey and Bethel churches and was calling on friends in Greeley Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs BE R Thayer return ed Friday evening from Riverview their summer home on the upper Poudre after seven weeks away. Mr Thayer plans to return Monday for another month's stay at Riverview.
F. E. B. Rockwell resumes duties at Demorest's after a two week vacation. He toured Estes Park with his father while Mrs. Rockwell visited Sterling, returning home the first of the week.
A vintage notice states Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup does not constipate like old cures but gently moves the bowels and soothes throat irritation and inflammation. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs R G Andrews and her three children return from a summer in Redfield Indiana and are joined by her twin sister Miss Mabel Bailey a Des Moines primary teacher who will spend the winter with them.
Miss Ethel Perkins visits her uncle J A Perkins in McCook Nebraska for planned social events in her honor. She lives in Lincoln Nebraska and has spent the summer in Estes Park.
Invitations have been sent to friends for the wedding of Howard Barnett, son of Rev. Barnett, longtime Baptist pastor, and Miss Margaret Newman of Pontiac Michigan. The ceremony is planned for September 9 at the Newman home.
Dean McCreery, employed at Morrison's candy store, will leave early next week for Pittsburg where his parents Mr and Mrs S F McCreery reside. The family hopes for a Pittsburg home as Dean plans to enter an eastern school this fall.
J Henry Couture returned Friday from Glenwood Springs and Colorado Springs after attending the Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias. J F Steck and I Faulkner also arrived from Colorado Springs this morning and Mr and Mrs Yardley are due back this evening.
Dan Bush was arrested Monday evening by Deputy Sheriff Charles Peterson for Brighton authorities. Weld County officers will have a chance next. He is accused of stealing a coat in Brighton and robbing a tent after crossing the county line.
Mrs. L. B. Ayers and her son Kenneth of Oregon arrived Thursday for a brief visit with her mother Mrs. EB A Stites. Ayers grew up in Greeley and plans a return stop on her eastern trip before continuing to the coast.
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