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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1904
Page
8
The New Century club gathered with Mrs. Camfield on Wednesday September 21 to study the Brownings. Mrs. Abbott discussed Robert and Elizabeth Browning while Mrs. Hopkins summarized Aurora Leigh and Mrs. Moore selections from The Ring and the Book.
W C Thomas returns to Greeley joining C W Beer real estate in a half interest and plans to move his family to Greeley. Other items include Ault civic updates, church notices, births, birthdays, a rural delivery route likely, new hires at the Ault Record, and plans for a new hotel as population pressures grow.
Readers are urged to bring unusually large perfect or grotesque potatoes and other items to The Tribune office for free photography. Also noted is the case of Roy Greengo an 11 year old offender sentenced by a Fort Lupton justice to ten years in the state reform school with sentence suspended and jurisdiction resting with County Judge Southard.
Union Pacific offers popular round trips from Greeley Colorado to St Louis or Kansas City on August 13 20 27 and September 3 10 17 24 at 17 25. Final return limits are fifteen days not valid in sleepers. For details and World's Fair guide contact E R Griffin 941 Seventeenth St Denver.
Dr. Sapero, a Denver specialist, will be at the Oasis hotel in Greeley on October 13 14 and 15 for examinations and free glasses. Call early. E L Holland reports one hill yielded 19 potatoes with 18 marketable weighing 1034 pounds total from four acres near Pearl variety. Rose Clark convalesces after six weeks typhoid. William Boomer cites a rare second blooming filo cactus night blooming cereus. Mrs W H Gill hosted a progressive card party with season’s delicacies and lively play by society ladies.
Fort Collins hosts a harvest festival October 6 7 and 8 featuring horse races with $2000 in prizes. Special train fare 75 cents and a one fare rate available on the 6th 7th and 8th limited to the 9th via Colorado and Southern Railway.
Fine fall pasture available for 300 or 400 head of cattle. Call on or address S. M. Wiswell, Roggen, Colorado.
Travelers to New York Boston and New England can use Nickel Plate routes with three daily trains offering no excess fare. Dining cars feature American Club Plan meals. pay 35c to 1.00 per meal or choose a la carte and 50c mid day lunch. For folders and rates contact Chas. E. Johnson Denver or Chicago offices.
The Chicago Great Western railway offers low return fares of 14.65 dollars to St Paul or Minneapolis and return from Kansas City. Tickets go on sale September 28 29 and 30. For more information contact S Grove G P A St Paul.
Charles G. Swope traveled to Greeley on business. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Jones visited Eaton. George Ager of Boulder works on his claim north of Pierce. Mrs. James Boulter visited LaSalle last week. W. H. Bradfield, Ault school principal, was in Pierce. Henry Wielthagen was ill Monday night. Dr. Anderson of Ault was summoned. Owen Swope and Henry Willhagen rode to Denver and back. Mrs. R. Sullivan and baby returned from Iowa and St Louis after two months away. Lineman Duffy of Western Union surveyed town wires.
Masters E O Herron visited Denver over the weekend and Will Day traveled to Fort Collins to enroll in the Agricultural college. Minnie Mackey and her uncle visited Denver on Tuesday. Mr Croll from Greeley helped with telephone work in the area. Mrs Beem and her son from Orchard visited Mrs Herron. A well was installed at Green City school and residents praise the Weld county water. W E Day left on a business trip to Monte Vista for about a week or ten days.
Highland lake J S Doughty was a business visitor in Denver last week. C V Holmes was in the mountains several days last week. Farmers are putting in a large acreage of fall wheat this fall. Frank Parmalee purchased a nice bunch of young cattle in Denver last week. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs Strong Friday of this week in stead of Thursday.
An appeal to business owners to place notices in The Daily Tribune rather than posting handbills, promising broad public reach within the corporate limits and delivery daily between 4 and 6 p m each workday.
Robert Tallman and Miss Flora Simpson of Windsor obtained a marriage license in the county clerk’s office on Saturday and had the wedding ceremony performed by Judge Southard.
Henry Clay Luther and Miss Mary Avis Arthur wed in a private ceremony at Rev. R. J. Hunter's home on Saturday. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Arthur of 814 Twelfth Street, has lived in Indiana but grew up in Greeley. Luther, a noted court stenographer, has spent most of his life in Greeley.
Harry Huffsmith and Miss Susie French, both of Evans, were married on Thursday at the residence of Rev. R. J. Hunter pastor of the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs Harriett Stott of 429 Twelfth avenue died Tuesday afternoon from acute pneumonia at nearly 80. Funeral from her house at 1 30 Thursday. She was sister of Mrs Christina Brewer and Mrs Agnes Dart.
Brigadier J. C. Ludgate who oversees Salvation Army work in Wyoming Colorado New Mexico and one Texas corps will visit the local corps for meetings Saturday night and all day Sunday October 1 and 2. He is a noted speaker and musician and will lead knee drill holiness junior and praise services with a rising salvation meeting at 8. All are invited to attend.
Missouri Pacific announces October coach rates from Denver, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo to St Louis and Kansas City and return for 17.25, valid fifteen days. Every Tuesday and Saturday in October these fares apply, with correspondingly low statewide rates.
Omaha via Chicago Great Western Railway offers round trip tickets 12.50 to St Paul or Minneapolis and 16.50 to Duluth Superior Ashland or Bayfield with uniform summer rates to Minnesota resorts. Tickets on sale daily to September 30 with return by October 31. Two trains each way daily via shortest line. For details contact any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago.
Notice of display ad copy and want ad deadlines for The Tribune. Copy for display ads by 9 in the morning and want ads or locals by noon to insure insertion.
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