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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
10
Farm loans noted and social updates fill the column. Miss Anna Conroy is ill at home while H N Williams plans a Salt Lake City visit. The Dowden potato digger is sold by Greeley Mercantile Co. West Side Ladies Aid meets October 7 at Mrs. A B Willis. Notions and garments announcement from Red Front store.
Farm loana, Sanborn & Frouston. Engraved calling cards at th Tribune. J. A. Nolin made a trip to the head of the water works today. Invest now In Rubber Harvest Certificates. See Fishback. G. W. Gordon, president of the of Haxtum, was in Greeley to an. Call and examine our up-to-date gents' furnishing goods, at the Red Mercantile Co. Miss Anna M. Phenix leaves the last of the week for Ennes Draw near Roggen, where she will teach. Buy a shoe that wears and gives you excellent satisfaction for the money invested, at the Red Front store. J. A. Winter and little daughter Miriam of Eaton are visiting with friends in Greeley. Mr. Winter is recuperating from illness. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Williams left Tuesday for Eldorado Springs, where they will spend several days with Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Talbot. A marriage license has been issued to John D. Bates and Mrs. May Munce, both of Greeley. The ceremony will be performed tonight by Justice of the Peace G. O. Stevens. H. F. Flower, C. H. Wolman and Paul Geiser returned Tuesday from a trip to Montrose, Colo. They visited Mr. Flower's son, Lee Flower, and W. G. Ray, who formerly lived here.
Mrs Ella Long of Clarinda Iowa arrives with her daughter Mrs Harley Pace and granddaughter Helen from New Market Iowa to visit Mrs Albert Snodderly. Mrs Long is Snodderly's mother.
Oliver Carpenter and sister Miss Amanda Carpenter entertained a company of young friends at their home on a Tuesday evening. The informal party included lively games and a fine late spread of food, making for a jolly gathering.
Miss Kathrine Wright resigns from Weld County Abstract due to ill health and plans a winter in Oklahoma. She will spend a short visit with her parents in Illinois before heading south.
Mesdames P E B Boyle C H Wads worth J Hall Thompson and Louise Clark with Miss Ellenore Goodwin and Ida Thompson form a merry party to attend the festivities at Ault today.
B. S. Person and family left today for Colorado Springs to make their home. Mrs. W. J. Broom and Miss Alice Sallee of Hamilton, Ohio, who had been visiting, accompanied them.
The Fall term of the Greeley branch of the Denver Conservatory of Music opens with regular classes on Wednesday October 7. Catalogs are available at Woods Music store and inquiries can be directed to Lyle B and Gorton at Miss Potter's studio above the store each Wednesday.
Word came that Jonathan Packard father of Mrs. W W Dumm died in Pasadena California on September 5 at his cousin T N Holcomb’s home. Packard was well known in the community having lived in Greeley for years when his son in law Rev W W Dumm served as pastor of the Congregational church.
The Ladies' Aid society Epworth League and Methodist Brotherhood of the M E church invite all members and friends to a reception for the new pastor Rev J J Lace and his wife and for Normal students at the church Friday from 8 to 10 PM.
J L Barr was brought before Justice Stevens after Emmett Taylor, a renter, swore out a complaint alleging Barr threatened him. Barr posted 500 dollars to keep the peace as the dispute centered on crops. Chibbie the white French poodle, owned by Mrs Anna Broome, travels widely with her niece Mrs D I Person, en route to Colorado Springs.
Tuesday evening September 29 Prof Hadden of the Normal school hosted a dinner at the Camfield hotel for the Lambda Gamma Kappa fraternity. Guests included Joe Coles a former Normal school graduate now in banking at Los Angeles L E Wyatt a banker in Greeley Harry McAfee local Colorado Telephone manager and Charles Moore an area agriculturalist. After dinner the group enjoyed a pleasant parlor gathering with the students.
J. . Hall, Camfield's new proprietor, suspected ex-employees were sleeping in overnight to dodge rent. An officer searched the premises at midnight, two men were found and jailed. They had money in pockets and planned to keep it there, choosing an economical lifestyle. A vagrancy charge likely.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Imboden returned Tuesday from several days stay in Denver. The note references Rubber Harvest Certificates as the best Ife insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wheeler went to Denver this morning to attend the Bankers' association meeting.
A compact note invites readers to act on an opportunity by contacting Fishback for a rubber purchase. The terse message emphasizes immediacy and a personal sales pitch.
Morning crowds gathered at Ault platform hoping to board trains. Many found standing room as the day progressed and all were accommodated.
Mrs. Sam Meyer returned to her Fort Collins home Tuesday after a two day visit with Mrs. Max Meyer, wrapping up a brief social trip and warm hospitality.
J Albert Beyrer returns tonight after a month touring the west and northwest. He began in Salt Lake City, then Portland and Seattle where he visited a brothel, then San Francisco, Los Angeles, and other California points before finishing via the Grand Canyon.
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