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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
5
The column records numerous neighbors traveling and visiting across towns. Ethel Piper and others head to Denver for two weeks while several Gill and Greeley residents visit family, attend conferences, or resume work after vacations. Ernest McLeod dies in Denver after a tuberculosis illness, with funeral arrangements noted.
Local residents travel for education and visits as many plan trips and relocations. Students enter the State University in Boulder and Colorado Springs while relatives return from travels in Denver, San Diego, and Europe. police court fines are noted along with business openings and professional visits.
Long list of residents visiting Denver Boulder and other nearby towns for short stays and business. Names include John Randolph, Anna Bivens, Nellie Nasselstrom, Ida Johnson, Rex Eaton, Peter Hewitt, Mayme Wyatt, Grace Garrigues, Lois Wright, Nellie Smith, Adel Seem, and Zella Foster. Also notes Moose dissolution and upcoming weddings in Denver. Rev Bonell returns from England to lead Episcopal services.
Grable travels to Nebraska for business. Max Stoddard from Loveland visits Greeley friends. Marion Fever returns to Colorado college. Rose Waite visits Lucerne. Robert Wright comes from Sterling. Funeral directors convene in Denver. Kendels return to Greeley. Mary Weiser heads to Florence. Windsor visitors ride home from Denver. Mae Sokup returns from Chicago. Manning visits Denver and Old Ladies' Home. Fulghem and Crozier tour Denver Colorado Springs La Junta. Sharp Music’s Robert S. Sharp in Greeley with S. H. Young. Brown departs for San Antonio after two months here. Malloy returns to Las Animas with Evelyn. Evelyn plans Normal attendance. Edwards hosts thimble party for Mrs Belle Williams of New York. Hurlbut and Rowland resume school, Nusbaum to visit. Hurlbut, Rowland, Van Osdall continue work at local stores. Orton assaults Mosher over cattle trespass. knuckles used. arrest. Dr. G. W. Green visits from Missouri. Mrs. Edwards hosts Amateur Cooking Club for Mrs Williams. Members include Nusbaum, Allen, Steele, Parker, Adcock, and guest Mrs T. C. Williams.
Tuesday to Sunday society notices list numerous residents traveling to Denver Boulder and Cheyenne for business and visits. Names include J A Enright W Lorimer H H Croll Mrs A F Fischer De Wolfe Mrs E H McClenahan T Gilbert family and many others with moves to campus programs and civic events.
Local society notes record paths of visitors and residents. J M Moore travels to Ault while many attend to relatives in Greeley and beyond. Several women plan moves to Denver Colorado college and universities. others prepare for studies at Denver University Medical College Bryn Mawr Columbia University and San Antonio trips.
The boys' band directed by L Barnum opened a series of concerts in Eaton on Friday evening. The unusually good program drew a large crowd. A concert is planned for each week during September.
Last week two of the original members of the old Greeley Colony died. Each man was the first to accept Horace Greeley’s advice and a key mover in the project. The El Paso County Democrat notes the colony’s prosperity once, then decline in population, and suggests Greeley’s influence shaped its early success.
Six year old Jacob Hoff was brought to Greeley hospital Thursday evening with injuries from being stepped on by a horse. He had a badly cut and bruised head but is recovering. The accident occurred at the Howard ranch four miles from Greeley.
Johnstown judge W N Horner justice of the peace welcomed a new daughter at his residence in the early hours of this morning. Local officers report the birth occurred as he prepared to set up for duty today at the office.
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