Brother reunion in Denver brings Loney family together
W C Loney and wife with three children traveled to Denver to meet their mother Margaret Loney of Streeter. The group was surprised by the arrival of a second brother E J Lowey from Bisbee Arizona after eighteen years apart. The party returned to Greeley Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
California
W. C. Loney
Margaret Loney
Streeter
Loney
Nevada
T. J. Loney
Como
J. K. Loney
Alamosa
E. J. Lowey
Bisbee
Ariz
Mrs. Lowey
Greeley
Interurban Line Planned From Greeley to LaSalle
Reliable sources report the Denver Greeley Electrical Railway began a survey from Greeley toward LaSalle and plans to start construction on an interurban line to LaSalle immediately after completing track laying in Greeley. The decision was finalized last week.
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Greeley
Lasalle
Denver
A D Pier To Lead Congregational Choir After Reorganization
A D Pier will lead the chorus choir of the Congregational church which reorganized after summer hiatus. Thirty voices will perform under his direction with Mesdames C E Clark and D B E Gray and Messrs J C Kendel and Rea Couzens in the quartet. Urian Williams will preside at the organ after John Doane Jr. departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Pier
Congregational Church
C. BE. Clark
Mr Pier
Mesdames C. E. Clark
D. B E. Gray
Messrs
J. C. Kendel
Rea Couzens
John Doane, Jr
Urian Williams
Woodworth's Shorthand College Advertises Low Cost Training
The notice touts a complete business education at a very low cost and claims graduates are in demand with high salaries. It cites court reporters earning 200 to 500 dollars per month and offers mail-based instruction from Woodworth's Shorthand College on 1720 Colorado Boulevard, Denver, Colorado.
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Woodworth's
Woodworth'’s
Woodworth’s Shorthand College
Colorado Boulevard
Denver
Colo
Stabbing Affray at Nick Basco Ranch Near Platteville
Testimony in Justice Pressly's court describes a dispute over a bill leading to a stabbing. Placko Geannes allegedly stabbed John Geikas from behind, with later talks of money matters and arrests. Geannes claims Geikas self inflicted the wound. bond set at 500 dollars. A bloodstained shirt was offered as evidence.
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Placko Geannes
John Geikas
Nick Basco
Platteville
John Thomas
Justice of the Peace
Pressly
Geannes
Geikas
Justice Pressly
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Expands Nationally
From a small start the sale and use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has extended to all parts of the United States and to many foreign countries. It has proved valuable for coughs and colds and is for sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Auto Owner Offers Lead to Calm Horses
George W. Gale proposes that auto owners spare time to lead horses behind his car for a few miles to reduce fear of automobiles. He suggests other owners join in to overcome ill feeling and improve safety for horse and driver interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
George W. Gale
Gale
Windsor clubs open season with meetings and plans
Windsor clubs resume activity as the Social Science club begins Grecian history and literature studies with two papers per meeting. Officers include Mrs. B. E. Hahn president Miss Atta Kern secretary and Mrs. F. W. Grace treasurer. The Windsor Improvement club, led by Mrs. J. W. Jackson, focuses on education and reform.
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Windsor
BE. L. Hahn
Atta Kern
F. W. Grace
Windsor Improvement Club
J. W. Jackson
J. P. Perkins
Ella Cowley
Windsor Musical Club
Fleeing Japanese Involved In Gill Affray Arrested
Deputy sheriff Peter son takes into custody N Akayama after he aids an injured Japanese foe from a cutting affray near Gill. Akayama, wounded and speaking little English, is hospitalized in critical condition with possible murder charges if death occurs. No charges yet against him. Open cellarways plague Windsor with injuries and hinder city officials as they plan possible ordinances.
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Peterson
N. Akayama
Gill
Windsor
Akayama
Greeley
Con Don Opens New Fall Display At Greeley Store
One of the prettiest openings in Greeley marked by an elaborate at home event at the Con Don store over the last three days. Autumn decorations filled the two story building with rich velvet backdrops and artistic leaf accents. The first floor features menswear and dry goods while the second floor highlights ladies suits furs hats and millinery with draperies and carpets also shown, drawing wide attention as the shop positions itself as a leading up to date retailer for a growing town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Condon
Young Woman Miss Helen Sopp Dies After Typhoid Illness
Miss Helen Sopp aged 21 died Friday evening in a Victor hospital after a three week battle with typhoid fever that developed into typhoid pneumonia. An orphan with a brother at the Agricultural college and two sisters in Georgetown, she taught in Cameron near Victor and had spent four years in Greeley. Interment will be in Georgetown. Mrs. W. G. Chappelow and Earl, her affianced, were with her at death.
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Victor
Helen Sopp
Miss Sopp
Greeley
Cameron
Sunday schools to hold two meetings at United Presbyterian
Dr James C Carmen state superintendent of Sunday schools will address sessions at two meetings in the United Presbyterian church Sunday schools campaign of house to house visitation under the Colorado State Sunday School association. Workers will visit homes determine church associations and report names to churches to foster closer contact with religious work.
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United Presbyterian Church
James C. Carmen
Colorado State Sunday School Association
Sunday School Association
Suit to Go Higher in Hale v Hale
James M. Hale sues William J. Hale alleging undue influence in securing a $12,000 Weld county property deed after the father, 70, was intoxicated. Trial in district court Monday and Tuesday suggests likely appeal to the supreme court. Defense by John Reddin. prosecution by Harry Haynes.
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James M. Hale
William J. Hale
Weld County
District Court
Supreme Court
John Reddin
Harry Haynes
Land Trade Acquires 660 Acres Near Hardin In Idaho
George Bender trades his store and parcels in Greeley Windsor and Wellington plus 55 acres in the San Luis Valley for a 600 acre tract near Hardin. The Hardin property, once owned by C E Harris, sits 2.5 miles southwest of town. Of the 600 acres, 480 are arable under the Latham Extension and 120 acres are grazing land.
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George Bender
Greeley
Windsor
Wellington
San Luis Valley
Hardin
C. EK. Harris
Latham
Aged sailor under arrest after pistol threat in railroad yard
John Ryerson a 69 year old Civil War veteran and former sailor, armed with a revolver during a confrontation with Union Pacific car inspector John Locke and officers Bill Ahrend and Brown in the railroad yards. After threatening to shoot, Ryerson was subdued and jailed for twenty-nine days. He is employed at the Colorado house in Greeley.
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Navy
John Ryerson
Uncle Sam
Captain Kidd
John Locke
Union Pacific
Locke
Bill Ahrend
Brown
Ryerson
Colorado House
Ahrend
Greeley
Musical Club Opens Season With Rehearsal in Unity Church
The Fortnightly Musical club chorus started its season with a Monday rehearsal at Unity church. Sixty women, led by Prof. J. C. Wilcox, will perform at winter concerts. Apollo club with Mrs. Bessie Dade Hughes as soloist opens the series, and Mme Schuman-Heink is billed for January 10.
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Musical Club
Unity Church
J. C. Wilcox
Apollo Club
Bessie Dade .Ughes
Mme. Schuman-Heink
Greeley Woman Inherits $75,000 Estate
Mrs. U. S. Waterman of Greeley has proven a claim to about $75,000 via the will of her late uncle who died in Southern California. The fortune, left to her as his nearest surviving relative, was disclosed after Mrs. Waterman traveled to Los Angeles where the arrangement was confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
U. S. Waterman
Los Angeles
California
Death of Mrs. Kate Deveney at 60 in Kersey
Mrs. Kate Deveney aged 60 died at her daughter Mrs. Theodore Sterling's home in Kersey after extended illness. Funeral held Monday at 2 PM with Rev. Andrew B. Casey of St. Peter's Catholic Church officiating. She came to the area two years ago from near Holyoke Colorado and is survived by her husband Isaac and two daughters Mrs. Sterling of Kersey and Mrs. Paul James of Palisade.
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Isaac
Theodore Sterling
Kersey
Paul James
Palisade
Third Hay Drop Yields Expected Strong For Beebe Draw
Reports from Beebe Draw indicate a promising third cutting of hay with good yield. Despite recent wet weather there have been no frosts in the Draw so far this fall.
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Beebe Draw
He Man on the Farm Promotes Safe 4 Percent Bank Interest
The Colorado fruit farmer profile praises a trusted savings plan offered by a Western bank. Banking by mail, the institution emphasizes safety and a fixed four percent interest, with an eighteen year track record among farmers and ranchmen. Readers are urged to request Book Let H for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
West
Low Fares for One Way Colonist Tickets Offered 1909
Daily sale from September 15 to October 1 1909 inclusive. Tickets cover sleeper space on Pullman fare where applicable. Fares listed include San Francisco 25.00 San Diego 25.00 Sacramento 25.00 Santa Barbara 25.00 Fresno 25.00 Goldfield 35.00 Chihuahua 55.56 Mexico City 29.20 San Luis Potosi 29.20. Contact for other points and liberal stopovers.
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San Francisco
San Diego
Sacramento
Santa Barbara
Fresno
Livestock Auction By 21 Years Champion Monday at LaSalle Ranch
Auction notice for Champion Livestock and Farm Auctioneers of Northern on Monday September 27 at John K Moshers ranch two miles south of LaSalle. Sale includes horses cattle hogs and farm implements. Corner lots 100x190 and 100 feet fruit corner 8th avenue and 18th street modern residence office at tol 11th street Weld 244 Gordon residence 1419 6th avenue.
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Northern
LaSalle
John K. Mosher
Gordon
6Th Avenue
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Harry H. Shaw
T. C. Pollard
Ninth Street
Windsor Club
Seaman
Williams
the International Trust Co.—Bank
D. H. Moffatt
California, Arizona
New Mexico, Mexico
Santa Fe
J. P. Hall
Denver, Colo
Kemmerer & Gordon
SOO Everywhere
A.J. Tower CO
Boston
USA
Tower Canadian CO. Limited
Toronto
Car
Henry Candlin
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