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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
11
advertisements tout Taylor made Chocolate Chips as a confection at 40 cents a pound and Sorority Chocolates in whipped cream and chocolate assorted flavors for college girls, full pounds regular 60 cents with half dollar pricing.
George Oliver spent Monday in Denver. Several residents attended events there and in Dover. Local social life included club dinners, smoker at Eaton club, Round Table first meeting, chautauqua planning, and a surprise party for Dr Candlin. Families hosted Sunday dinners and visits, with upcoming Cornell visit noted.
Wm E Day has a large force at work on his drain ditch. Mrs Clark Krickbaum, formerly ill, was moved to Fort Collins Monday. The Empire ditch is being prepared for winter water flow. Kingsbury Bros hold the contract. District schools are flourishing. Mr and Mrs Martin run the Masters school with Miss Jessie Vince of the South Side and Miss M Sanford of the S. 8S.
Mrs. D. H. Nylander is on the sick list. Miss Kathryn Bender is ill with typhoid fever. Miss Selah Beamer visited Greeley on Sunday. Frank Briggs of Denver was in town last week. Co. F. Chipman and wife were in Denver the past week. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. S. Schroeder were in Denver last week. Miss Agnes Kawin visited Denver Friday and Saturday returning Sunday. Mrs. James Thompson and Miss Dora Allam were Denver visitors Wednesday. Miss Strock of Denver is visiting.
Weekend notes from Platteville report Prof W E Reid visiting Greeley, Hattie Gwyn and John Kutch in Denver, and illness of Sam Brusha at the creamery. Gass Opera House hosted Lost Coon Company on Monday, Harvest ball by Woodmen at Gass hall Friday, Clover Leaf musicians Waite and Therian provided music, Women of Woodcraft served supper. William Egner Jr broke his right leg last Tuesday. Mr Hener’s runaway team near Longmont caused an accident outcomes.
Sydney Deboo visited his uncle John Deboo this week. Mrs. Ethel Beetham Moody stayed with her parents. Lon Beetham attended an Odd Fellows meeting in Denver. Landrum of Loveland spent the day at the home ranch. Beggys returns from North Dakota. Moody family trip to the hills with Oscar Edward and Earl Davis. Bessie Lindsey and daughter from Denver visited A. B. Willis family. Union Mission Sabbath school reorganized on the 20th with J. B. Dickey president and John Moody vice president. Eva Deboo treasurer. Brownie Wilson secretary. Edna Barber organist. Earl Barber chorister. Sabbath 3 o’clock.
Litha Crowell remains ill with typhoid while Dr. Weberhart shows slow improvement. Rev. J. H. Ketcham preached at the Chapel, and Rev. H. B. McMillan led services. An Elwell fall magazine feature recalls an old husking bee scene and the huskers chorus. Frances Eberhart Pearl Eberhart and Van Dorpen visited from Greeley. Rev. H. H. Flory takes a Pueblo assignment. a Dillay chapel minister may visit next Sunday. Edith Flory returns from a pleasant Be tes Park trip. Mr. and Mrs. John Whowell and the pastor and wife enjoyed a park outing in the Whowell auto.
Mrs. John Dunn of East Evans visited LaSalle last Saturday. Miss Barton plans a Stewart's hall recital Friday evening for LaSalle Y fundraiser. Mrs. John Craig of Evans and Mrs. S. J. McAfee of Greeley stayed with Mrs. D B Ellis Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Watkins of Johnstown visited Mrs. Watkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. D S Ellis. Heavy frosts damaged local tomato crops and factory orders stated no more tickets would be issued for tomatoes received at stations.
Kersey notes social moves and visits as Mrs DeCamp entertains her sister. Valandingham relocates his family to Mrs Masters cottage. Mrs Anderson visits relatives at W A Reeves parcels. J P Romans recovers from typhoid pneumonia. John Williams Game Warden and Otto Hartsock visit town. Other brief motions include relocations, travel, and a Ladies League meeting at the W of W hall.
Burdell Brooks left for Rifle to visit her aunt with her father accompanying to Denver. County Commissioner DeVinney checked the new road between the Sterling and Ewing ranches. Paul Hardy, Deputy State Bank Examiner, was in town Tuesday. Cort Fetters returned from his ranch near Corona. Charles Cheese came back from Missouri with horses and bought a farm. F. C. Drumm and a friend from Greeley were here Thursday. a runaway horse damaged their buggy. Mr and Mrs B P Brooks departed for Bancroft Neb for a month. The Ladies Aid served a chicken pie supper at the W of W hall Saturday evening.
Fort Lupton residents attended a festival in Ault on Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fisher. Miss Della Twombly, a Greeley Normal student, visited her parents Sunday. Miss Sarah Twombly gave a recital for class parents. George Burge is recovering and returning home. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. McAnany hosted a lawn party with music melon souvenirs. Mrs. A. L. Twombly entertained twenty relatives and friends from Brighton. guests gifted a china cabinet for her near birthday.
Leta Carey spent Friday to Monday visiting Miss Robb. Calvin brought a load of poles from the mountains on Monday. Mr and Mrs Parker of Eaton visited Mr and Mrs J W Shearer on Sunday. Walter Query returned from Idaho and now works at Tom Foley's. Elmer Clarkson and family dined with Mr and Mrs J W Clarkson. F Robinson and family visited father and mother Robinson last week. John Reynolds is building a new barn and plans a house. Freeburg carpenters the barn. George Washburn returned from Idaho Falls after a summer there. in a drawing he won land.
Miss Frances Wolland was chosen queen of the Carnival with John Rienks appointed marshal for Carnival day. Local notes announce office leases, visits, and moves including Dr. Haley considering practice here and barber shop sale to Bridges and McCoy.
Earl Mower of Denver visits cousin Mrs Ballentine. Mrs Jennie Gift of Illinois visits sister Mrs J M Jacobsen. Mr and Mrs Arthur Ling and baby visit A W Fry. Virginia Payden of Denver visits Mrs T S Ballentine. Mrs W J Fry and Miss A I Fry of London Eng visit son/brother A W Fry. G C W Larson moves family to new cement block two story eight room house with bath.
At the lodge meeting last evening H. T. West, aged eighty four, was conferred the second and third degrees of Odd Fellowship. He had not attended for fifty four years since his initiatory and first degrees, yet remains active and well preserved, appearing at least twenty years younger.
Special to the Daily Tribune reports Judge D. Beamer of Denver delivering a scathing address condemning Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot the forestry service and President Roosevelt during the Irrigation congress in Albuquerque on September 30.
R. F. Ziegenfelder of Fort Collins, G. W. Gordon of Haxtum, J. M. Barr of Boulder, W. A. Drake of Fort Collins, J. B. Oliver of Henderson NC, J H. Eitelman of Savannah Georgia arrive at the hotel.
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