Auto Coats Promise Style and Quality at Lasting Value
A local ad touts a range of new overcoats with the latest styles and fabrics. It invites drivers to try an Auto coat, promising superior workmanship and pleasant proof of the claims.
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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
12
A local ad touts a range of new overcoats with the latest styles and fabrics. It invites drivers to try an Auto coat, promising superior workmanship and pleasant proof of the claims.
Jared Brush left Sunday for Fort u ae to attend the agricultural college. Miss Elaine Aylesworth visited Collins with her parents. Howard Raley of Denver stayed with J. A. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Dan H. Scott returned from their wedding journey. Grace Day was taken to Greeley hospital for an operation this week. Mrs. W. L. Clayton and relatives visited Mrs. Middleton in Eaton.
Mrs Anna Langtry assists at F H Sears store this week. Mrs I J Wehrman of Nelson arrives for a visit with Mrs F A Diehl at Diehl ranch on Crow creek. Rebekahs initiation planned for Wednesday night with new regalia arriving. Kodol advertised as stomach remedy sold by local druggists.
No Better Made New Iowa team separators and wagons sold by C. L. Carter on Seventh Street. Mrs Reynolds and daughters visit from Marion and Mildred then return home. Mr and Mrs McPherson of Boulder visit son J W McPherson and daughter in law, head to Chewelah for winter. L C Mahlmann of Henderson Indiana buys home near Greeley. Pinney entertains two nieces visiting Estes Park and Ambrose from Lockeford California. Miss Phillips of Wichita visits C G McMurray family after Denver stay and Odd Fellows convention.
A 25 cent bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup is advertised as a cure for ordinary coughs and chest colds. The ad claims it heals the lungs and acts as a tonic for the entire system and is available from all druggists.
Morigan's Ice Cream keeper Mrs. S J Walker and two children visiting her sister Mrs Charles J Seem left Friday to return to Memphis Nebraska. Fred Roche left Boulder Colorado for Berkeley California to enter the university after quitting his job at the State University.
Medical scientists from many nations join Americans at the sixth triennial international congress on tuberculosis opened in the new national museum. Treasury Secretary Cortelyou declares the congress open as Dr Robert Koch, Dr A Calmette, Dr R W Philip and others sit on the platform. A large ceremony honors Dr Koch with a five minute ovation.
In a major meeting at Meeker field Longmont Fort Collins and Greeley agreed to form a division within the state football league. Loveland consented and Cheyenne may join after ratifying the constitution. The Normal High may enter in 1909 and the schedule remains as published with a Cheyenne game on October 3.
Mrs F H Gallagher of 1461 Tenth Street discovered a small blaze at her own home Monday afternoon. The fire damaged a coal shed and an out house but did not spread due to nearby buildings and brush. No clues were found to its origin.
In bitter weather the text warns frost bite chilblains and related pains may strike any person. It promotes Mallard's Snow Liniment as a remedy to apply now before injuries occur.
Telephoned word reports EK Wiley will get a new trial in district court. He is to be released on a $5,000 bond while remaining in the county jail until he goes free, expected to occur today.
Co C Painter of Loveland files map and statement for Catch Basin reservoir supplying seepage flood and waste water. Water drawn from seepage on sections 10 and 15 township 4 north range 68 west. Estimated cost 1000 dollars.
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