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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
5
Local notices report several residents traveling and returning from trips to Denver Bates Park and Mesdames Rothschild and Lickman visiting. Birth announced for Dr and Mrs Jones of Kersey. Other names include Hurlbut Peterson Doten Strangler Reinhold Alford and Da is with Irish home return after a week’s visit.
Mr and Mrs Emil Johnson and Mr and Mrs Claus A Johnson depart Wednesday to Morrill Nebraska to visit their relatives for a week.
Mrs Howell Squire and her daughter nez visited Mrs M Q O Jones for several days and returned to their Platteville home Friday. Mrs Smith accompanied them home for a visit.
Elmer Royer spent Monday in Denver. Sam Harris of Denver visits his sister Mrs Mary Birch. For Sale seed rye near Evans. John Se tow. D A Camfield returned Friday from a business trip to Las Vegas. Mr and Mrs G I Richards of Windsor visit Mr and Mrs R B Pollock. Miss Ada Gibson resumes work at Imbodens after four months off. Mrs James Stanton returns to Platteville after visiting Mr and Mrs W P Wasley. Miss Mamie Allen comes from Fort Collins to teach in the schools. Jo Glarter goes to Denver with daughter Mamie to enter Baptist Women's college. Mr and Mrs Fred Fischer go to Fort Lupton for an Eastern Star banquet. Mr and Mrs W E B Lester, Mrs John Parkison and Mrs Charles Camp return from Wyoming mountain trip. Mrs Helen Shrader returns to Kimball Neb where she has taught for years. Harry Giequelaras of Washington DC visits sister Mrs E W Bruge then heads to Seattle. Misses Clara and Blanche Peery host a dinner party with Carrie Crall MABEL Johnson Clara Hall Jessie Hall.
Mr and Mrs Ed Quinn and their children Bertha and Earl from Farmington Hil visited the Steck home for a week and left Monday to attend the Seattle fair.
Edwin Starkey returns from New Mexico while P. Bryant visits Cripple Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Kinsella plan a Seattle and Portland trip. Miss Reed will teach in Holyoke high school. J. Albert Beyrer heads to McCook for vacation. Miss Bessie Potter to Loretta Sisters' school in Kansas City. Mrs. Robert Steele heads to Maine for two months. The item lists numerous short trips and family visits in the community.
Mrs. Harvey Nesbit left for Atchison Kansas after a summer with her brother Nelson Demorest. Demorest accompanied her to Denver. Mr. and Mrs. H G Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clark visited from Denver with local hosts C E Clark J Max Clark. J M Harbaugh, once of Mason City Iowa now in North Yakima Washington, is in Greeley with H H Harbaugh of Harbaugh Shoe Co.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Acheson and their Pittsburg daughter visit Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Wylie. Acheson serves as pastor of a large Pittsburg church and was formerly pastor of a Denver church.
A flurry of visitors and departures fills Greeley scenes with relatives and friends. Miss Elizabeth Dotensper day in Denver and Mrs. John Harbottle travel to Sterling, while Miss Ida Smith returns from Manitou. Local residents entertain cousins and guests from Denver to Colorado Springs as Miss Genevieve Powers visits the Hennis home.
Suli on Note teo G Mann sues Oscar Binkley in district court to recover 300 on a promissory note drawn to Farmers and Merchants State Bank Sullivan. Judgment for the amount requested is sought. Also includes an advertisement for vacuum cleaner distributors seeking business producers and exclusive rights with a Denver address.
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