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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
5
Short notices of local people include Cc Harris heading to Blackfoot Idaho for the day. Mrs C H Gause of Windsor departs for Grinnell Ta.births and travels among residents are listed with families and destinations.
R. B. McDermott arrived Friday from Forsyth Montana for a visit with friends. He previously worked as Sim plex operator at the Tribune office for several years and left last fall to take a similar job at the Forsyth Times.
Miss Edna Price of Condon's store is taking her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shellenberger left Tuesday for Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ramey, a daughter born, Wednesday, August 26, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Montgomery in Eaton, a son. Mrs. Charles Church of Belleville is visiting her brother, W. H. Edwards and family. Miss Mildred Johnson returned Friday from a visit in Denver. Her sister, Miss Edna, will return Sunday. C. H. Ramsay returned Thursday from New York City where he has been buying his stock of winter goods. Miss Clara Gregory left Monday for her home in Sioux City after two weeks with her sister, Mrs. J. W. Dollin.
Miss Greenslate of Kirksville Missouri has accepted a position at Mrs Kidder's Millinery in the Coronado block while visiting Mrs C Y Allyn. Eaton residents Mr and Mrs W F Willis Mrs A H Myers and daughter Mrs H T O'Connor and Theodore Gates were in town today.
L. D. Boggs of Granada, in Denver on business, stopped in Greeley Friday for a short visit with his uncle W. E. Culver and wife.
Miss Florence DeVoe arrives in Ogallala Nebraska Friday to visit her brother A B De Voe and another brother before returning to Creston Iowa.
Kinsella insurance ads invite readers to phone their ad to the Tribune. J P Romans of Kersey is seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia. A baby girl born August 27 to Mr and Mrs Adolph Klos of 502 Sixth Street. Mr and Mrs W C Estabrook return from a trip to Glenwood Springs and Denver. Mr and Mrs H C Watson leave for Chicago to attend the Grand Army meeting. Mrs Amy Monahan of Breckenridge visits her parents Mr and Mrs Pitts Smith. Misses Josephine Cummings and Rose Legler of Windsor return from a week in Colorado. George Peterson of Talmage Nebraska visits Greeley. Word reaches us Mrs Geo F Strokey, visiting Amethyst Colorado, is quite ill. her husband is with her. Miss Thirza Arnold of Kearney Nebraska visits Mrs Clyde Monroe in Aust and passes through Greeley to Fort Collins. Mrs Paul Tym, in poor health since her child's death, leaves for Fremont Nebraska seeking health benefits. Miss Eva Karr of Eaton and her guests Miss Florence Love of Coshocton Ohio and Miss Mattie Orr of Argenta Illinois visit Emma Richey Wednesday. Amelia Otto, recently arrived from New Castle Pennsylvania, plans to stay all winter but returns home after homesick spell.
Papers filed grant Colorado Telephone Company authority to set poles run wires and install a switchboard in Dacona. The action authorizes construction and basic telecom service in the town.
Mrs. D. D. Hugh left Thursday for a Kansas City visit. Her mother Mrs. F. Heilman returns to Cambridge Ia. from Greeley. Miss Mary Taylor heads home to Clinton Mo after three weeks with W. H. Adkins family. she teaches there and visits Greeley often. Mrs. A. L. Moyer travels to Denver to meet nephews Warren and Worth Sease who will live with her in Greeley and attend school there.
Mr and Mrs J W Fountain and their children returned Monday from Wellington where they had visited relatives for a week. They drove to Owl Canyon with a party on Sunday but dust in the afternoon spoiled the outing.
J. W. Crone and C. H. Ramsay had business matters, while H. Snook goes to Rice Colorado to teach for the year. Mrs J W Walter welcomes a son at 605 Seventh Street. Florence DeVotie hosts a six o clock dinner for friends tonight. Numerous visits follow including Boulter of Pierce with the Bakers, John B Gauss visiting Rev O W Gauss, Eva Reeves on vacation, Armin Doerner leaving for Denver, Hazel Derby visiting Miss Doten, Hugh Bardwell party from Manhattan, D L Herrick returning to Nelson, Pearl Boyd to Grand Island after visiting Mrs Amelia Abbott.
John Beattie of Evans Charles Norris of La Salle Charles McKinney of La Salle and Mr and Mrs Fred Shattuck of Eaton are in town for the day in Greeley as returning visitors from out of town.
Mr and Mrs R E Pollock with daughter and Mr Pollocks brother and wife of Iowa are visiting and traveled to Pierce and Ault. W B Longwith of Eaton runs Mr Pollocks office. M A DeCamp of Clear Water Neb spends weeks in Colorado with son David M De Camp an incorporator of the new state bank at Kersey. A W Ferguson left for New York City for a month vacation. Mrs Ferguson visits her uncle and both expect to return to Greeley in about a month.
Mrs C N Jackson met her mother Mrs Flora Gale in Denver on Wednesday evening. Flora Gale has been traveling in Massachusetts and Connecticut for three months and will join the Greeley party today. Mrs G M Drummond, who stayed in Eaton with her parents, has returned home and the Drumonds are back at the Wellington.
About 40 young people attended a Friday evening social at Academy hall for a barn dance. The event proved one of the season’s most pleasant gatherings with lively dancing and friendly crowds.
Rev Edwon M Gross arrived in Denver after a Cheyenne trip and will take a two week vacation from his congregation. Mrs Wallie Smillie and daughter Meredith joined in from Eaton with Miss Georgia Clapp of Denver Miss Winifred Armatage of Humboldt Sask and Miss Hazel Smillie of Eaton visiting in Greeley.
J Albert Beyrer departs Sunday for a lengthy voyage visiting sites in Washington Oregon and California. He will stop to see a brother in Portland Oregon and a sister in Los Angeles California during the month long trip.
Mrs F B Sticksel of Denver returns home after visiting her brother Walter Davis who is ill with typhoid fever. Miss Florence Fezer Ada Brush Florence Haynes plan to attend Agnes Smedley’s wedding. W C Levis and family come back from California. Eugene Williams accompanies them.
Mrs J M Cameron hosted a Thursday dinner for visitors from Marion Center Pennsylvania. The guests included Mrs E B Work and her house guests Mrs Diltz and Miss Beattie, all former Marion Center residents.
Tribune readers are urged to favor home enterprises listed as Greeley Beet Sugar through Greeley Harness. The appeal notes many manufacturers do not occupy Tribune space, yet their contributions support the community and local economy.
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