The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-18
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1 '"'u S''ee' mas been opened mn
across the track
Mrs, Able V. Payne has been
quite sick but is reported better.
Ault and the surrounding country
mad fine rain on Sunday night and
Monday ""'
The town put in the crossing ON
lhird street over the u. p. tracks
last Tuesday and Friday.
The Ault Milling and Elevator
company are putting in new engine
and are unable to grind now.
Born, Thursday. June II. to Mr.
and Mrs George Gabler, daughter
whose name is Merithel Ellen.
Miss Blanche Stapleton who has
been visiting her mother returned
to her work in Denver "Wednesday
of last week.
open air band concerts will be
one OF Ault's attractions this sum
mer. About $500 has already been
subscribed for that purpose.
Ault was visited by hailstorm
last week, but the only damage done
was the cracking of one of the plate
glass windows in the post office.
John Hayden has built a tennis
court between his house and the De-
Witt. 1t will be used by Mr.. Hay
den's friends and the guests of the
hotel.
V. ID. Selby. j. w. Bridges and
Chas. Stevens started for the noun
tains last Sunday for fishing trip
Look out for big fish stories on their
return.
b, A. wilkins and j. S. Beetham
have rented the Odd Fellows build
ing and moved there. Tney have not
formed partnership but will occupy
the building in company.
Mrs. Catherine Cook of Des
Moines and Miss Eva Winefield of
Oskaloosa, la, visited at the home
of John Hayden last week They
went from here to Denver
New officers were elected in the
Dorothy lodge on Monday night of
last week. Miss Collins was elected
noble grand. Mrs. J. NJ. Minis. vice
grand Mrs. Lulu Gafner, secretary.
Mr. and Mrs c. Musser received
word that son had been born to
is living at Weldona Mrs. Musser
son. Miss Nina Musser returned |
Tuesday from a weeks visit to Mrs
Poe.
A five year lease of a 1875 foot |
strip on the railroad right of way |
has been secured and it will be plow-
ed. fenced and sown to grass seed |
gravel walks will be put in and in |
year trees will be set out.
,,-tI ri 1,
Main street
Tuesday afternoon of last week |
the Ault band held an open air con
cert on the street followed by bon
fire of Denver Posts. During the |
ceremony of cremation the band |
played "A Hot Time" Every Post |
that could be bought, borrowed or |
begged formed part of the fire.
Albert l.. Allison and Miss Minnie
were married in Gree |
ley Tuesday evening of last week. |
They had gone to Denver Decoration |
day expecting to he married there |
but being legal holiday they were |
unable to get a license so they went
to Cheyenne. but could not obtain |
a license there because the bride was |
not twenty-one years old. So they |
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where they succeeded in getting the |
knot tied.
Mrs. L. w. Brown was thrown |
from her buggy Wednesday after |
noon of last week but beyond being |
badly bruised and shaken up she
was not seriously injured, She was
riding with Miss Hazel Weeks when
the horse became frightened and
ran away throwing Mrs. Brown out.
The horse ran into the alley by l..
Giberson and got tangled up in a
wire fence giving Miss Weeks time
TO jump out. one wheel ran over her
after she got out, The buggy and
horse were uninjured.