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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
11
A garbled OCR fragment shows classified ad lines for horses sale housing rentals lost items猎 Help wanted notices and job listings. The readable portions include horse sale offers, furnished rental inquiry, lost and found mentions, and a general help wanted heading with partial phrases. The text appears as noisy listing data with incomplete names and addresses.
Fragmentary notices show an adjustment day entry for Elizabeth Cunningham’s estate in the county court. The document references late payments and a plan dated 16th, with related details scattered in the text.
Washington visitors tour the coast last summer. W F Bean of Kansas City visits friend A J Condon former Belfast Maine resident and Condon's first employer. Mrs Helen Hapgood moves to East Greeley to live with the Howards on Thirteenth street. Mr and Mrs John C Mosher host old friends of Dr Charles Marsh of San Diego, Calif. last Friday. 50 guests attend. 2600 is the prize in an evening of games with refreshments served by the hostess.
Vera C Fortune infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Fortune died last Saturday and was buried last Tuesday. Robert H Simpson one year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Simpson died September 1 and was buried the next day.
Small town notices include hardware store specials, hotel recommendations, a large school prospect at Greeley Business College, a Commercial Club meeting on Sept 24 at the Unitarian church, and new Aristography shorthand adoption. Other items note a soup kitchen sale Sept 22, nurses meeting Oct 2, and marriage licenses for local residents with connections to Highland Lake and Fort Collins.
Mrs. Alice Pollock Mason wife of George Mason died last Thursday at St. Anthony's hospital in Denver after an appendicitis operation. Born twenty four years ago she spent her life here and was noted for her sweet disposition. Survived by husband, mother, two sisters Mrs Hoffer and Mrs Harry Geter of Colorado Springs, and three brothers Lawrence Frank and Harvey Pollock. Federal services were held in the Unitarian church parlors Sunday afternoon.
The North Side Country Club wrapped up its club year at Mrs. Waterhouse's home on Friday September 7 with a program including an original poem by Mrs. Orlando Clark and music by Mrs. Ben Reinks and Mrs. Charles Bliss. A recitation by Mrs. Arthur Leaver followed before refreshments. Sixteen members attended and the group will not meet for two months, resuming December 7 at Mrs. Sol Hopkins's home.
Last Monday evening about twenty members of the Reformed Presbyterian church at Evans and Greeley gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wylie. The event celebrated Mr. Wylie's son J. C. Wyllie and his bride who arrived from Washington IA. Mrs. Wylie and Miss Elsie Mc Cobb hosted guests. The party ended with games and refreshments. The Wylies left Tuesday for Longmont to make their home.
Tuesday evening Robert Clayton hosted a stag party at his cousin W. L. Clayton's home. Guests included Bliss Delbridge Hamnett Bissier Coursens Horne Day Spear Youngs Weibking Lakin Wyatt Gordon Hadley Gilman Southard Henderson Frost Higgins Bartholomew Carrel Porter and Hughes of Denver. The party featured cards cigars and an elaborate spread served at 10 50.
In Colorado Springs September 24 to 20 commemorating Pike’s Peak discovery tickets on wire by Colorado & Southern at one fare for round trips on 22 23 24 26 and 27 with final limit 30th.
The piece argues that Wire Potato Baskets perform best when faced with challenges, highlighting resilience under adverse conditions and suggesting practical advantages for use in difficult environments.
The Unity Church at corner Ninth avenue and Ninth street offers a German service at 10 30 a m Sunday School at noon and an English service at 730 p m Pastor P B Fritsche conducts services at 11 a m with the subject Unreality A Wednesday meeting at 730 p m and the reading room open daily
Morning worship at 10 45 with subject The Place of Christianity in the Evolution of Religion Evening worship at 7 30 A Parable of Modern Life Bible school at noon Christian Union at 6 30 Strangers are always welcome Or ville A Petty pastor
Evangelist Humphrey preached What Must I Do to Be Saved as Prof McVey sang Beyond the Gates of Paradise. The sermon both morning and evening was strong with Miss Mary Daley accompanying. The Holy City was sung Sunday morning. Services are held each evening at 7 45.
Bids for the Oasis hotel remodeling into the Camfield will be opened next Wednesday. The rebranded hotel will bear owner J A Camfield’s name and close during transformation to a modern inn with eighty sleeping rooms including twenty four with private baths, three public baths per floor, a fourth story, expanded dining facilities, a new kitchen building, and an entirely new outward appearance. H H Hake, former St. James manager in Denver, will be the new manager.
The Democratic convention in Fort Collins last Saturday nominated Judge Christian A. Bennett of Boulder and Frank J. Annis of Fort Collins for district judgeship. The Republican convention at the same spot nominated Judge James E. Garrigues of Greeley and Harry P. Gamble of Boulder. The eighth district includes Boulder Larimer Weld and Morgan counties.
Bids will be received until October 2 1906 for the construction of a house at the distributing reservoir of the waterworks system. Plans and specifications are on file at the office. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. M P Henderson City Clerk.
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