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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1908
Page
3
Readable fragments show names such as J Parks on business in Denver and Emma Moreland teased as jest. Mentions of Rubber Harvest Certificates as life insurance and moves by Fish- Joan Doane Jr and D W Wood mark scattered notes.
Miss Jessie Mills spent a few days in Denver with her sister who underwent appendicitis surgery and is recovering. One boiler from the old city water works was sold Monday to D. Camfield for installation in the Camfield hotel.
Mrs Sarah Aldrich states J P Romans of Kersey is home on Tuesday after several weeks illness with typhoid pneumonia, now slowly recovering.
W H Adkins and B F Harris traveled to Pueblo on Thursday. D C Muth offers bicycle repair at 712 Eighth Avenue. Miss Edna Price returned to work at Condon's after a week off. W Lehman from Milwaukee, a friend of E G Young, arrived and plans to settle here.
Mrs R G Warfield and two children passed through en route from Malvern Iowa to Fort Collins. Due to illness of John Doane Jr the organ recital scheduled for this evening is postponed to Friday evening September 18.
An old advertisement urges parents to give Chamberlain Cough Remedy to children citing safety and lack of opium with claims of consistent cures and availability at all druggists.
Mr and Mrs Ed Milmine of Omaha conclude a weeklong visit with their aunt Mrs Mary Bliss in Greeley and her sons of Pleasant Valley and departed Saturday for home.
Alva Hard of Longmont visits with sister Nel lie Hard over Sunday. Mrs M B Stratton listed. Percy Adams from Superior Wyoming traveled to Golden Thursday and returns today. The burglary case against Ray McKay was continued to September 29 in Justice Pressley’s court. Rubber Harvest Certificates offered via Fishback with contact at 1503 Ninth Ave. Weld 389.
Miss Katherine Moore, who spent last year at the Art Institute in Chicago, is in Greeley again and will become a member of the senior class at the State Normal.
The senior and junior classes at Greeley High school plan a banquet in the near future for the football team. The event likely will be held when the Cheyenne team visits.
An advertisement touts Kodol as a strong stomach aid that instantly relieves indigestion symptoms and urges readers to buy a bottle from local druggists.
Floyd Edminster and his sister Mrs. Carl Boight of Potter Kansas stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bliss for several days this week. They are cousins of Mrs. Bliss and left Thursday to return home.
Mrs. E. C. Knight entertained a small group of friends and relatives at her country home Friday in honor of Mrs. Monahan. A nice noon dinner followed by a pleasant day.
Mrs. C. N. Jackson entertained eight guests informally Monday afternoon with a bridge whist party. After several hours of play, the hostess served dainty refreshments.
The bay choir of the Congregational church will be reorganized after the summer vacation and rehearsals will begin this evening. Several new voices will be added and the choir will be stronger and better than ever.
Otis Miller and Mr. McKelvey arrived Friday from Sparta Illinois to visit friends in Greeley. Miller is nephew of Mrs. Sarah Mawhinney and Mr J K Miller. They may decide to remain in Greeley through the winter.
Mrs. H. O. Hodges of Wakeeney Kansas has been visiting Mrs. F. D. Smith for several days and left Thursday for Denver. The pair were long time friends and neighbors in Kansas.
Mr and Mrs G A Smith and son George of Long Pine Neb who have been visiting their son W C Smith and wife left Tuesday for a few days stay in Denver Mrs W C Smith accompanied them.
Mrs Fred Williams reports a bicycle theft on Monday afternoon about 3 o'clock from the side of her house. Police have no clue to the thief and no trace of the missing wheel has been found.
W. C. Levis and his family have finished a visit with his Fort Morgan brother Oscar Levis and Salt Lake City sister Miss Hattie Levis. Mr. Levis departed Monday for home while Miss Levis, who stayed two weeks, left this morning for Salt Lake City.
Bernard Reil who has resided here for some time departed Monday for Salt Lake City. The Tribune column lists upcoming wedding announcements and social notices.
Candy maker Philip Uhrig for Greeley Candy company returns to work after a two week typhoid fever illness. Mrs E B Smith visits sister Mrs Guy Morgan then leaves for home in Alamosa. Mrs McGauty and children from Kentucky arrive. Mr McGauty has joined Wilson Grocery Co.
Mrs. C. S. Machwart of Boise Idaho visits cousin Mrs S J Richey and daughter Miss Emma Richey. She is en route home from Ohio where she had been visiting.
Ira I. Sides manager of the Greeley Produce & Commission Co announces best Italian sacking twine available and urges potential buyers to visit before purchasing elsewhere.
New Iowa team separators high grade Hen ley buggies and wagons from Old Reliable Peter Schuttler line offered by C. L. Carter at 821 23 Seventh street next to City Scales. Includes Moline beer pullers and various wagons.
Ray McKay accused of breaking into J S Cunningham's warehouse appeared before Justice G O Stevens. A change of venue to Judge Pressley's court was requested and granted.
A short note describes Koge as a fast acting product that enables the stomach to digest all eaten food. It is described as sweet tasting and pleasant to take and is sold locally.
Five team outfit led by Wellington Howard traveled to the Spring Canon mountains to secure timber poles for a large dugout on J. G. Graham’s farm about ten miles northeast of Greeley.
The note describes Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup as easing throat irritation and inflammation without constipating. Mrs. J. W. McCreery, with her children Donald and Edith, depart for the east. Donald heads to Harvard and Edith to Williams College in Chambersburg, Pa, with Mrs. McCreery joining for a visit before returning to Greeley.
The Arbuckle and Purcell Land Company completed the sale of land near Nunn for 123060 dollars. Former owner was Spencer H. Swan and purchaser is L. M. Purcell of Denver. The parcel lies under the Laramie-Poudre trail.
Hinckley of Ida. visited Mr. and Mrs. Glazier for several days and returned home Tuesday. He is Mrs. Glazier's nephew. his father J. B. Hinckley was a conductor on the Union Pacific. Irene Sullivan was invited by Professor Housely of Denver to join his chorus for the Salt Lake Musical Festival next week. rehearsals start in Denver. Mrs. C. N. Jackson hosted a luncheon for her mother Mrs. Flora Gale’s birthday with guests including Mayher Delbridge Harper Fezer Graham Henderson Bartlett Randolph Gilette and J. Gale. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bedford and Lucile Hale, now in Ada, Okla., left for home after spending summer with their daughters. Mrs. Bedford was ill. she spent a month in the summer hospital. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Allen hosted a casual gathering Monday honoring Mr. and Mrs. C. E. B. Lester of Longmont visiting in Greeley, with whist and flowers. Attendees included W. E. Lester H. D. Parker J. Mosher and Bruce G. Eaton.
Mrs E C Smith entertained about a dozen women Saturday afternoon at her home at 918 Twelfth Street. They were joined by Mrs W A Harrison of York Nebraska visiting as a house guest. The event centered at 500 and included a dainty luncheon served by the hostess.
After a prayer meeting at the Congregational church on Wednesday night a short program and social hour followed. A large number of Norman school students attended the event described as a reception for them. Dr. Graham spoke about an Alaskan trip, Miss Fink spoke on missions, and Miss Helen Philips performed a violin solo. Light refreshments were served.
A catalog of Greeley products and services includes beet sugar canning vegetables potato starch brick drain tile wire fence electricity candy bread book binding cement blocks concrete nurseries cigars ice cream beet wagons potato sorters potato diggers bottled goods flour and job printing harness, indicating a diversified local economy.
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