Evans Doctor Fined In Schoolgirl Assault Case
Dr F P Lonergan of Evans was fined 80 dollars and costs for an assault on Oscar DeMarce, 19, in August. Horton and Tennant were fined 10 dollars and costs each. DeMarce testified the trio beat him for spreading stories. Lonergan claimed he was caring for him and that Horton and Tennant plotted the incident. The victim was injured and required hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Lonergan
Evans
Justice Hatch
Oscar DeMarce
Horton
Ross Tennant
Lonergan
Young DeMarce
Tennt
Pon DeMarce
Reeley
Eeley
Loner- Horton
Tennant
Lon
Foley Kidney Pills Promises Cure and Strength
An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a medicine that cures disease and tones the system. It claims to aid backache nervousness loss of appetite dullness and general weakness caused by kidney or bladder disorders and says it is sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iggiste
Foley
J. Sibball
Grand View
Wis
Union Pacific Officials Inspect Weld County Branch Lines
U P officials from Omaha and two new Union Pacific officials toured Greeley with Agent Genge, surveying branch lines and expressing optimism about county crops this year. They noted many improvements planned on the Union Pacific lines to support growth, with hopes of rapid progress. Mrs. N Bonney of Florence, visiting relatives, returned home after the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
R. A. Smith
Omaha
Union Pacific
Greeley
Pany
Genge
Union Fie
Weld
Thieves Break Into Carr-Makeover Store in Carr
Thieves burglarized Phillips merchandise store in Carr last Saturday, taking blankets quilts razors candy and other items valued in the hundreds. Deputy Sheriff Charles Peterson traced loot along roads and found boxes similar to those stolen. Two camping parties had left Carr that night and are suspected. authorities pursue them toward Greeley and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Carr
Phillips Merchandise
Charles Peterson
Peterson
Greeley
Denver
Greeley Grays Defeat Hofbrau Team In Fast Victory
The Greeley Grays defeated Denver’s Hofbrau team 4 to 0 in Greeley yesterday. Pitcher Hightower dominated with six strikeouts and only a few hits allowed, as the Hofbrau batters went down in order for six innings. A large crowd attended, and despite plans for the season’s last game, indications suggested Hofbrau may return in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Hofbranns
Greeley Grays
Hofbrau
Denver
Hightower
Wyatt’s Auto Lands in Ditch on Bridge South of Evans
Harry Wyatt drove his automobile into a ditch on a bridge south of Evans last Friday evening. The crash damaged the car but left Wyatt uninjured. The bridge has been a known danger to motorists, and this is his second mishap in recent months after a previous collision with a horse and buggy. It was towed to the city for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Harry Wyatt
Wyatt
LaSalle
Mrs Anna Johnson Leaves For Goodland Kansas
Mrss Anna Johnson visiting her sister Mrs B O Lund en left Saturday for her home in Goodland Kansas Mrs Lunden accompanied her as far as Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Johnson
B. O. Lunden
Goodland
Kan
Lunden
Denver
Ranchman John Klug Injured Dragged by Car
John Klug, a well known farmer east of Greeley, lost the tip of his right finger when it was caught in a moving automobile as he attempted to board a car driven by his son. He was dragged several yards and thrown under the machine, suffering a painful but not serious injury to his legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Klue
Kigg
Greeley
Mr. King
Political Critique of Colorado Primaries by a Progressist
A political letter criticizes the Greeley Tribune and the Greeley Republican for ignorance about the Colorado initiative and referendum law and direct primaries. It argues the Oregon model shows party loyalty testing while praising open, legitimate voter choice and condemning secret party caucuses and twelve-delegate tickets as anti democratic. It cites the Saturday Evening Post to urge careful reading of political signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Tribune
Greeley Republican
Union
Colorado
Tribune
Democratcc
Oregon
Greeley
Saturday Evening Post
Republican
Times
Inland Gas Well at Boulder Booming
The Inland No. 27 well of United Oil on Brand tract near the main ranch yielded gas today and is touted as one of the field’s largest gassers. W. R. Rathvon estimates total regional gas at 700,000 cubic feet daily across wells, with plans to install gas-saving machinery to recover gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Oil Company
W. R. Rathvon
Rathvon
Boulter
Boulder
Inland Well Adjoins Greeley Boulder Company Property
An Inland well sits adjacent to the property owned by the Greeley-Boulder company. The arrangement places the well directly alongside the company’s land, signaling potential shared access considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Greeley-Boulder Company
Ministerial Association Names Officers for Year
Weld County Ministerial association conducted its annual election this morning. Officers named are A. E. Dubber president, J. M. Wylie vice president, and R. G. Chase secretary and treasurer. A subsequent meeting will appoint committees and set the year’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Ministerial Association
A. E. Dubber
J. M. Wylie
R. G. Chase
Coulter Denied Nomination For School Superintendent
Friends of EB. B. Coulter say he was promised the nomination for school superintendent over two years but was turned down at the convention last Saturday by the machine.
Miss Adeila Vose Weds Samuel Williams in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Adeila Vose daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Vose married Samuel W Williams in a small Saturday evening home ceremony attended by immediate family. Rev W A Philips officiated. the couple planned to reside at 1616 Tenth Avenue. Adeila is a Greeley high school graduate and has lived here all her life. Samuel has lived in the area for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeila Vose
E. W. Vose
Samuel W. Williams
W. A. Philips
Greeley High School
Williams
Tenth Avenue
Minced Meat Preserved With Green Tomatoes Recipe
The recipe instructs to grind one peck green tomatoes and drain overnight. Cook water and vinegar with the tomatoes two hours, then add raisins suet molasses brown sugar cloves cinnamon water lemons and cook one hour.
Local residents make short trips to Denver and surrounding towns
Clifton Wyatt spent Sunday in Co. T. Neill went to Denver today on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Horne spent Sunday in Denver. Nelson Demorest is in Denver on business trip today. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Alderson are in Denver for a few days. Miss Marion Fezer will return to Colorado college Tuesday. Miss Selma Holm went to Denver Saturday for a few days' stay. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Leno of Fort Collins were in Greeley today. Mrs. E. N. Miller went to Eaton today to visit her sister, Mrs. T. C. Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. T. Neill
Denver
Nelson Demorest
Mrs
Alfred Alderson
Marion Fezer
Colorado College
Selma Holm
J. H. Leno
Fort Collins
Greeley
E. N. Miller
Eaton
T. C. Phillips
Greeley Visit Highlights Local Residents
Mrs. Nancy Vance of Eaton toured Greeley before returning to her former Kansas home. Samuel Hallet installed gas lights housewide, touting gas as the best light. Miss Mary Crock visited Bracewell, staying with Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Laughlin. E. C. Worley of Longment visited Greeley with his brother in law Nelson Demorest. Miss Nell Cledene, soon to teach at LaSalle, spent several days visiting friends in Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Vance
Eaton
Greeley
Kansas
Mary Crock
Bracewell
Mrs
D. H. Laughlin
E. C. Worley
Longment
Nelson Demorest
Nell Cledene
LaSalle
Miss Mamie Glazier Returns to Denver Work
Miss Mamie Glazier returned to Denver today and will resume her work at the Baptist Woman's college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Glazier
Denver
The
Baptist Woman's College
Goodman Expected Home After Three Week Business Trip
S. M. Goodman is due back this evening from a three week business trip to eastern points. He has been away from home on the assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Goodman
Eastern Points
Livery Business Sold in Eaton Transfer Deal
Co. E Owens sells his livery business to E A Sheffield of Eaton. Owens will retain his transfer business and continue operating in the same locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Owens
E. A. Sheffield
Eaton
Owens
Miss Marion Bunker Heads to Oberlin Conservatory
Miss Marion Bunker expects to depart this week for Oberlin Ohio to attend the Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Bunker
Oberlin
Ohio
The
Conservatory of Music
Miss Florence Fezer Leaves for Boulder Medical School
Miss Florence Fezer departs tomorrow for Boulder to begin her second year in the medical school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fezer
Boulder
Mrs. S. B. MacDiarmed Leaves Omaha for Denver Visit
Mrs S B MacDiarmed of Omaha departed this morning after a week visit with her father Dr J B Merrill in Omaha. She travels to Denver for unspecified business or visit purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. MacDiarmed
Omaha
J. B. Merrill
Denver
Carroll Nelson Returns From North Park For School
Carroll Nelson returns from North Park after a summer away and will attend high school this fall. His mother, married this summer, will remain in the park during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Nelson
North Park
Carpenter Ranch Party At Gilcrest Hosts Twenty Five Guests
Louis Carpenter entertained a company of friends at his father J W Carpenter's ranch at Gilcrest Saturday evening. Twenty five guests attended and spent a jolly evening with games. From Greeley were Lloyd Laughlin Wilmer Lewis and Miss Viola Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Carpenter
J. W. Carpenter
Gilcrest
Greeley
Lloyd Laughlin
Wilmer Lewis
Viola Miller
Heilman to Attend Normal at Greeley This Year
Mrs. B. C. Heilman returns from Mayer on the western slope and plans to attend the Normal at Greeley this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Heilman
Mayer
Greeley
Quiet Wedding In Greeley Connects Clemens and Long
Miss Carrie Clemens and F. A. Long of Collins married quietly Saturday afternoon in Greeley to escape their many enthusiastic friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Clemens
F. A. Long
Collins
Greeley
Couple Marries at Baptist Parsonage in Fort Collins
The couple left for their new home in Sterling after a 2 PM wedding at the Baptist parsonage officiated by Rev. D. D. For ward. The bride's mother Mrs. C. S. Clemens of Fort Collins attended and returned home that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Baptist Parsonage
D. D. Forward
C. S. Clemens
Fort Collins
Maudlin Party Visits Greeley and Hutchinson Trip
Mrs. A M Maudlin of Denver visits sister Mrs O A Green in Bloomington and niece Mrs M L Riggs. Mrs Green stays with her daughter Mrs Riggs. Mrs G C Curtis and daughter Mrs Henry Young left for Hutchinson Kansas after visiting Mrs Curtis's daughter Mrs Cc M Sanders. Miss Blanche Curtis accompanied them home. Maynard Elliott, now a Union Pacific brakeman, went to Denver after a visit in Greeley. his wife and baby stay in Greeley with her mother Mrs Mary Miller before joining him in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Maudlin
Denver Fe
Greeley
O. A. Green
Bloomington
M. L. Riggs
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Riggs
G. C. Curtis
Henry Young
Curtis
Cc. M. Sanders
Hutchison, Kan
Blanche Curtis
Maynard Elliott
Denver
Elliott
Union Pacific
Mary Miller
Binderups Visit From Nebraska and Denver Family
W Binderup of Minden Nebraska and Mr and Mrs E A L Binderup with family from Denver visited Mrs A Willis Sunday. The group traveled by auto and will stay in Greeley for a visit. Edna Dent is replacing Mae Armstrong at Condon's store while Armstrong visits friends before moving to Roscoe Nebraska to manage a store her father recently bought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Binderup
Minden, Neb
E. A. L. Binderup
Denver
A. Willis
Memphis visitors depart after three week stay
J. W. McClure and Lloyd Colwell of Memphis Missouri left today after a three week visit with Mrs. Anna Somers and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jones. They were accompanied as far as Denver by Mr. and Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McClure
Lloyd Colwell
Memphis
Mr. McClure
Anna Somers
J. E. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Denver
Grand Junction Man and Denver Woman Guests of Local Couple
Clarence Kendeigh of Grand Junction and Miss Gertrude Smith of Denver were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H Reynolds Sunday. Kendeigh formerly lived in Greeley and is now in Grand Junction. He was in Denver last week taking the state pharmacy examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kendeigh
Grand Junction
Gertrude Smith
Denver
H. Reynolds
Kendeigh
Greeley
Fishing party heads to upper Poudre cottages
W. B. Starr B Von Trotha and C. N. Jackson plan an early week fishing trip to the upper Poudre area occupying the Clark Faulkner cottage. J. F. Fezer and C. N. Faulkner also stay at Rockhurst this week in the Fezer cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poudre
W. B. Starr
B. von Trotha
C. N. Jackson
Clark
Thompson heads to Indianola Conservatory of Music
Aline Thompson travels to Indianola to continue her music studies at the Conservatory of Music. She is accompanied by her mother Mrs Willus Thompson as far as the departure point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Aline Thompson
Indianola
Conservatory of Music
Willus Thompson
Denver
Local visitors return from three week Rockhurst trip
Prof. and Mrs. H. W. Hoehbaum and Mrs. Lloyd Bryant with baby, along with Prof. Mochbaum's father, came back Saturday evening from Rockhurst on the Poudre after a three week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Hoehbaum
Lloyd Bryant
Baby
Prof. Mochbaum
Rockhurst
Mrs Maynard and Mrs Orendorff Return From Visit
Mrs. H. B. Maynard and Mrs. H. H. Orendorff wrap up a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strong and return home to Canton HL today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BE. Maynard
H. H. Orendorff
Arthur Strong
Canton
Mrs Paul at Denver Visits Ill Baby Relative
Mrs Paul of Denver visits sister in law Mrs W L Clayton during illness of Mrs Clayton's baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Paul
Denver
W. L. Clayton
Mrs. Clayton
Miss Mabel Wilson Heads to Colorado College
Miss Mabel Wilson departed today for Colorado Springs to continue studies at Colorado College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wilson
Colorado Springs
Colorado College
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Adella Vose
Samuel Williams
Clifton Wyatt
Mrs. G. D. Horne
Samuel Hallet
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