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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1905
Page
5
Crow Creek residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of brief items. Individuals travel to Loveland Greeley Colorado Springs and Manitou while local events include a drug store sale renovation and a lecture tour. A fires set near Ault trigger fears of mob rule and property damage.
Mr Woodley plans to feed sheep this winter while Mr Martindale works on drain ditches for F P Waite. Telephone crews near Highland lake boost service and boarders at Fairview. Ad Ballenger bought 160 acres from Mr Halliday of Denver for 7000 dollars, five miles east of the lake. Water in ditches was good from the river, filling cisterns. Dr Dillingham intends to purchase a lot nearby for future building. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Strong, drawing good attendance.
Hillsboro report covers Lee Bowles losing a fine milk cow Sunday. Rev. Rhodes hosts relatives from Fort Lupton. Mrs. Lewis improves after appendicitis. Harry Russell recovering from leg wound. Mrs. Heflebower and Mrs. Yonker from LaSalle visited. Hillsboro pool hall under rapid construction set to open early October. Frank Stedman of Windsor visits Frank Newman, ill with typhoid. Mrs. Eleanor Drum of Saginaw visits Newman’s home before returning home.
Mrs Lannyer of Greeley visits Mrs Riddle. Dr Hoyt of Syracuse N Y visited Dr Horton last week. Miss Ross of Greeley stayed with Miss Lizzie Knight Saturday. Mrs J H Barnes suffers stomach trouble. Miss Blanch Neimyer spent days with Loveland friends. Ralph Robinson associated with J M Kinsenger property on Mer street and George Dichart property on Larimer street. Mrs J W Kyle left for Stratton Neb for an extended visit.
Antelope Park residents Mr and Mrs Titmus spent Sunday with Warren May and wife. Miss Ciara Page who accidentally shot her foot last week is improving. Miss Daisey Lun from Greeley visited her parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs J K Pressier stayed with R Austin’s family near Fort Collins for a few days. A party was held at W L Baldridge’s home Saturday evening with a very enjoyable time. The sewing bee hosted by Mrs Pressier last Thursday was also a pleasant event with a delicious dinner.
Mr Mayfield visits as beets and potatoes are harvested. Mr Clarkson sold five acres south of Rob inson's to Mr Beecham for 1100. Swanks moved from Patterson's land to five acre plot of Chas Lawrence. Cater family visited. formerly on Clarkson land, now near Windsor. Waite family visited Kansas. Nellie Waite plans three month stay. A child’s handkerchief with small change found near the sugar factory. owner to claim at Mrs Foley’s.
A summary of residents visiting relatives and entertaining guests includes John D. Neffzizer of Laramie visiting his parents and Mrs. Chas. Robinson hosting her niece Miss Nellie Watts. A Maccabees box social date slip and several moves and postings are reported, with church and school assignments shifting as Rev. Chas. Elliott visits the East.
Mr and Mrs Lowe and family moved into the Orr house while Mr and Mrs Roe Calvin moved to Greeley near schools. Mary and Leora Kiel stayed in Greeley with their grandmother. Mrs Cramer returned from Kansas visiting daughter Mrs Harris. Meredith family and Loa visited Carlson family. Cabbage remains a light crop but prices are good. Wagons for beer hauling bought by Carlson Anderson Harris Peterson Martinson. E E Martinson returned to Silverton after two weeks with relatives. Beet testing by Comer and early beets dug for Boyd dump. Mrs N J Graham of Columbus Ohio visited Swan family. formerly lived here.
Henry Baab made a business trip while Frank Smyser's road outfit works on the road here. Mrs Chas Smith of LaSalle called on friends. The skimming station was shut for repairs. LeRoy and friends near Platteville visited Saturday, Snyder of Greeley drilled a soft water well for Theo Walbridge. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Anderson on Thursday September 21. Er N Miller of Greeley is installing a gasoline engine at the old Three Link mine to pump water.
Mr and Mrs J M B Petriken visited Eaton Sunday Levi Dickerson started a job at Riley meat market Albert Eaton spent Saturday night with relatives in Greeley The temperance society met with Mrs Macy Wednesday Mrs Wm Plammer and Jessie Gordon visited Greeley James Alger traveled to Idaho Springs and Denver E W Goodan visits Long Beach California Gail Gilpatrick from State Mormai visited Eaton Sugar factory began slicing beets acreage favorable Mrs Middleton and daughter Mrs Weller and son Hugh visited Windsor Seattle visitors Mrs Austin McWilliams and children are in Eaton area
Mr and Mrs Charles Bemis who visited relatives in Eaton for two weeks returned to their Nebraska home Thursday. Mrs J S Searles was taken to a Denver hospital Saturday with friends hoping for recovery while Mr Searles shows slow improvement. The Eaton dancing club officers met at the bank building Tuesday to plan winter social amusements. Young people from three churches hosted a reception Friday night for the factory employer and new arrivals with an ice cream and cake gathering helping guests get acquainted.
Snook called in La Salle on Monday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Norris on September 24. Mrs Williamson visits Pleasant Valley this week. W D Sawyer of Pleasant Valley was a La Salle caller Tuesday. Chris Sorenson makes improvements on his house. Mrs Warren visited Georgetown for a few days with a doctor at the start of the week. Rev Seaman supplied the pulpit at First Presbyterian church. Mr and Mrs Wm White of St Louis visited his sister Mrs I D Ellis last week on their Portland trip.
Joseph A. Clark brother of Charles Clark and Gladys Dyer wed in Durango Colorado yesterday. They plan a short visit to Greeley before resuming their wedding trip. Clark previously worked at Greeley National Bank and now serves at First National Bank of Durango.
Captain B. K. Hanbury of the Kenmore Farm near LaSalle and Miss Fay Edith Brace of Longmont quietly wed in Cheyenne last week. The bride, daughter of W. A. Brace, will be a valued neighbor as the couple prepare to reside near the Kenmore residence which is under overhaul for the homecoming.
On Wednesday morning September 27 Rev. R. J. Hunter of First Presbyterian presided at a quiet ceremony for James A. Stewart of LaSalle and Miss Winifred E. Prather of Greeley. After the ceremony they took the morning train to Denver then plan a state tour before settling in LaSalle where the groom will run a mercantile business.
Trinity Lutheran at Seventh Avenue and Sixteenth Street offers a German service next Sunday at 10 30 am. Everyone welcome. P Fritsche, pastor. At Eighth Avenue and Tenth Street Sabbath services 10 45 am and 7 30 pm. Sabbath school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm. Sermon on Paradise Regained. Music by choir and orchestra. All invited. Rev R J Hunter, pastor.
Michael Newell, a laborer, lies in the county hospital with a broken thigh after a cottonwood tree he was cutting near Eighth Avenue and Sixth Street broke and he fell about 30 feet. He sustained additional bruises to other parts of his body.
Druggists refund money if Pazcointment fails to cure any case in 6 to 14 days. First application provides ease and rest. 50c. If unavailable, send 50c in stamps to Paris Medicine Co. St. Louis Mo for post paid delivery.
The local B P O Elks lodge presents the musical comedy The Elk's Tooth at the opera house on Friday and Saturday October 6 and 7 to raise funds. A cast of fifty from Greeley stars in a witty plot with Gilbert Evans music and Sidney King book, featuring new costumes, impressive scenery a storm at sea fire sequence and novel electrical effects. Seats go on sale Thursday October 5 at Horne's.
Four month old Ernest Warren died from inanition with funeral held Tuesday. Eleven year old Jesse Sager died from spinal meningitis. funeral Sunday. Mrs. Mattie Veach died at 55 from asthma last Monday at her niece’s home after visiting from Springfield.
Mrs. Catherine M. Bauer who came from Russia with her family and lived on the Charles Deffire place died last Saturday. The funeral was held Sunday with interment at Linn Grove.
Joseph H. Broyles aged 76 father of the Broyles Brothers. He died last Sunday afternoon at the ranch home twelve miles northeast of Greeley. Cystitis was listed as the cause. Funeral services were held Tuesday.
Sunday excursions to Denver continue until October 16. The next trip departs Greeley at 9 25 a m on a special train and returns from Denver at 8 p m. Crowds are expected to see Battling Nelson the world champion.
The New Century Club gathered at Mrs. Couzens home on September 20 with Mrs Roche delivering a talk on Charlemagne and Mrs Hopkins presenting a synopsis of For the White Christ plus a brief sketch of the author. Refreshments were served and the next meeting is planned with Mrs Lyons on October 4.
The notice states indigestion disturbs sleep and that many cases have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. It notes the product is for sale by all druggists.
Auction notice lists horses and mules weighing 1300 to 1600 pounds available for sale at East Side barn next Friday. Sellers Arthur Strong and Bill Collins advertise the lot.
Beautiful booths will fill the new armory hall for a Catholic fair running from November 15 through 25. Vendors and groups plan displays of crafts foods and activities for visitors during the event.
Notice to parties who borrowed fence stretchers to return them to McCutcheon Hardware Co promptly. The notice urges full compliance and thanks them for obliging in a timely manner.
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