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Greeley Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1907

Page

2

Sullivan Waring Wed in Fort Collins Ceremony

Mrs Ellen Sullivan formerly of Greeley and Roland H Waring of this city were married in Fort Collins last Saturday. Both are well known in Greeley.

Ellen Sullivan Greeley Roland H. Waring Fort Collins

Worden and Maud Clark Wed at Weld County Home

The marriage took place Sept. 12 at the bride’s parents residence Mr and Mrs William Clark with Rev I T Pulliam officiating. The couple, Mr Worden and Miss Maud Clark, plan to live on a farm near Weld County after a wedding dinner and a short trip to Denver and beyond. About fifty relatives attended and presented gifts.

William Clark Fred C. Worden Miss Maud Clark Weld County I. T. Pulliam Worder Miss Maud Maud Denver

Mabel Carrel Weds John Kerr in Autumn Home Ceremony

The wedding of Mabel Carrel to John N. Kerr of Monte Vista was held at Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Carrel’s home with a green and white bower, wedding march by Eugene Fisk, Rev. John Doane officiating, and maid of honor Miss Jessie Morey. A buffet luncheon followed as guests from Monte Vista and nearby towns attended. The couple planned a Washington D C. departure for eastern points.

Will Jones Victor Jessie Morey Brush Lee . Carrel Doane Sadie Miller Washington, D. C Exposition C. Kerr Anna Monte Vista Dewey C. Bailey Dewey Bailey, Jr Eva Louise Eldredge Denver Brosh Nellie McCartney Callie Lincoln Eaton

City districted Baptists meet here and water rules

The Tribune reports city water mains insufficient for unrestricted use. A two district sprinkling plan along with alternate days is adopted for September and October. Notices are sent to water users outlining the ordinance during fire danger. Separately, the Brotherhood of Saint Paul hosts a large banquet for ladies at M E church with 120 covers, floral decor, and speeches on pastors and Christian education. The Rocky Mountain Baptist association convenes at First Baptist church with about 150 delegates from 21 northern state churches.

Tenth Street the Tribune Brotherhood of Saint Pau Greeley M. BE Sadie Miller G. Hearing Cornetest Lucy Delbridge Josephine Knowles C. E. Carter F. Martin J. A. Davis Z. X. Snyder Brotherhood of Saint Paul Rocky Mountain Baptist Association First Baptist Church The Tribune A. J. Finch Calvary Church Denver W. A. Sharpe Burmah I. N. Clark Kansas City American Baptist Missionary Union R. Minard State Normal School W. F. Ripley E. M. Stephenson J. C. Carman George B. Vosburg Joshua Gravitt Association

The Coat Came Back and a Robbers Roost Note

Six weeks after a coat vanished from the Sweet Brothers' office near Eighth Avenue and Ninth Street it reappeared by mail to Sheriff Florance. The garment had its long tail removed and a yellow fringe of outing flannel sewn on, with a note signed The Robbers' Roost claiming pity for Ernest Sweet as winter approached.

Ernest Sweet Eighth Avenue Ninth Street Sweet Brothers Mr. Sweet Florance New York

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Noted as Top on Market

Chamberlains Cough Remedy has gained strong favor and becomes a staple medicine. It targets acute throat and lung diseases including coughs colds and croup and is advertised as safe pleasant and dependable. Sold by all druggists.

Farmers in La Salle area find high early potato yields

Farmers east of La Salle, expected to receive bailouts last spring, report surprisingly strong early potato harvests with most petal loss fields yielding 100 sacks per acre or more. The note mentions Kirk's Jap Rose toilet soap being sold by druggists and grocers.

la Salle Kirk

Rainbow Club Party Honors Miss Mead Before Chicago Departure

The Rainbow club hosted a Rainbow themed evening at Miss Edith Gale’s home honoring Miss Lexie Mead who leaves for Chicago. Guests included Edith Gale, Bernice Kingwell, Sadie McDowell, Florence Mc Gowen, Charles Phelps, J B Hall, and others. Games featured 500 with Edith Gale and 8 P Saunders as winners.

the Rainbow Club Edith Gale Lexie Mead Chicago John C. Rece Tonopah Woodbine P. Saunders Carena Lee Sadie McDowell Bernice Kingwell Florence McGowen Charles Phelps J. B. Hall R. L. Clayton C. F. Bell C. Woldridge J. ©. Rece H. J. Wiebking

Public School Expands Staff and Grades to Accommodate Growth

Attendance at the public school has risen, prompting three new teachers. An eighth grade is added taught by Miss Etta Richardson, with May Cleveland handling the seventh grade. Edith Heath moves to first grade in the south ward, Mabel Marsh takes Heath’s second grade in the north ward, Ellen Ross teaches a new first grade in the east ward. High school enrollment reaches 235 with total enrollment over 1,300.

Etta Richardson Miss May Cleveland Wisconsin Miss Richardson Edith Heath South Ward Mabel Marsh Miss Heath North Ward East Ward Ellen Ross

Pittsburg Minister Chosen as United Presbyterian Pastor

Rev. W. A. Phillips of Pittsburg was unanimously selected at a congregational meeting to serve as pastor of the United Presbyterian church. He comes highly recommended as a leading minister in the U. P. denomination and is an old friend and classmate of Rev. O. A. Petty, former pastor.

W. A. Phillips Pittsburg United Presbyterian Church Phillips O. A. Petty Mr. Phillips U. P

Pain Balm Brings Quick Lasting Relief Says Luke La Grange

Ailment treated with Chambérlain's Pain Balm shows prompt relief. Luke La Grange of Orange Michigan reports a back problem cured after two applications following three weeks of plaster and other remedies. Sold by all druggists.

Chambérlain Luke la Grange Orange, Mich

Excursion to Ward by Colorado & Southern

Special excursion Sunday September 20 via Colorado and Southern offered to Ward readers. For rates and train times contact local agent and inquire at the station for details.

Colorado & Southern

Handla dina skor i Svenska Sko butik

Svenska Sko erbjuder olika skor i butiken på 814 8th Ave. Besökaren kan hitta vardagsskor sportiga modeller och promenadskor. Butiken marknadsförs som välordnad och närliggande för lokalbefolkningen.

Handla Dina Skor Ij Svenska Sko Storet 8Th Ave

Swedish Lutheran Church Services Schedule

The Churches Swedish Lutheran at Corner Eighth Avenue and Thirteenth Street announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. Oscar W. Gustafson is the pastor.

Eighth Avenue Thirteenth Street Oscar W. Gustafson

Bates Preaches Morning and Evening This Sunday

Dr W H Bates will preach morning and evening with the morning topic Vision of Life and the Heavenly Vision. Sunday school at noon and Y P S C BE at 6 30. Evening sermon titled A Character Study Isaac.

W. HH. Bates C. BE Isaac

Sunday Services With Sermons At 11 Am And 7 30 Pm

Sunday school at 10 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m subject Shall Our Sunday Go special music at both services all welcome Rev J A Trimmer rector study at 928 Eleventh Street.

J. A. Trimmer Eleventh Street

Gospel Tent Burned After Fire Destroys Nazarene Meeting Place

A large gospel tent used by the Nazarene church in Greeley burned last Tuesday shortly after noon. The canvas was consumed in about two minutes while the wooden platform and chairs burned longer. The fire department arrived, and straw on the ground fed the flames. cause remains undetermined and no injuries are reported.

Nazarine Church Greeley

Steiger Acquitted Of Water Theft Charge

Reuben Steiger living west of the city was tried before Justice Stevens last Friday on the charge of stealing irrigation water from S. S. H. Southard. He was arrested recently on a warrant from Southard and held briefly before bail was arranged.

Reuben Steiger Justice Stevens S.S. H. Southard Steiger Mr. Southard

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