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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-10-18
The Christ That Is
 To Come
By REV. A. C. DIXON. D. D., Pastor of the Chicago Ave. Moody sj
 Church, Chicago.

Saith the Lord, who is to come - Rev. IS
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
BOYD LAKE AS A
PLEASURE PLACE
MAY BE THAT IN NEAR FUTURE
Four Miles Long, and Fine for Row.
ing and Motoring

1t is possible that in the near fu-
ture Boyd Lake will be one of the
most noted pleasure resorts in north
ern Colorado. Though no definite
arrangements have been made for
such an undertaking, and no plans
have been made on paper, Mr.. San
born has had that idea in view for
several years and in the sale of all
water rights from the big reservoir
he has reserved the surface privi-
leges. and at the present time Is
stocking the lake with game fish. 1t
is said that the next step will be the
setting out of several thousand trees.
To those who have never seen
Boyd Lake an idea of its size may
be had by comparing it with Seely
lake. The surface is more than
eight times as large as Seely lake
and measures four miles from end
to end. 1t would make an ideal re-
sort for rowing, catching and mo-
toring.. Late this fall or early next
spring some definite plans will be
formulated, and by that time it is
expected that either the Laramie or
Union Pacific will have an extension
past the lake.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Class PLAY of y. II. :.

The State Normal high school gaze
the first presentation of the class
play at the Normal "Wednesday even
ing. The play Shakespeare -
Midsummer Nights Dream, was
given again Thursday night. The cast
included thirty-four students and tn .
play was given under the direction
of Marshall Pancoast. The music
was by the Normal orchestra, under
the direction OF j. c. Kendel. Moth
of the evenings entertainment. Much
individual talent was displayed by
the members OF the class and the
play was a success in every way.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
THE WOODMEN
HOLD MEMORIAL
srrylcrs SUNDAY AFTERNoo'
ri.bt Monuments Unveiled aud Many
Graves are Decorated

The Woodmen of the World au'
the Women OF Woodcraft ooseNe'
sunday as their annual Memorta da!
The two orders attended the ser'l'e
held in the First Presbyterian chuFc'
SUNDAY afternoon. The MenoFia
sermon was preached by Rev. X )
Hunter and at the close all went Il
the cemetery where the graves ~er'
decorated and the regular unveilili'
service read
The Woodmen decorated t~enH
nine graves of departed member
and unveiled the monuments 0f wal
ter Davis. John A. Vinegar Eph
Heaton. Jack Tollifson and Jame'
Barber.
The Women of WoOdcraft held
their unyeiling service at the SAME
time. They decorated eighteen eraVe'
and unveiled the monument Of Mrs
C. II. Call of this circle. The nona
ulent of Miss Gleason of the Las Ant
mas circle and Mrs. Allen of the
Grand Junction circle were aleo nm
veiled
The drill team of the w. o. " was
present, as well as large majority
of the members of both orders.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
800 TEACHERS
WANT PLACES
APPLICATIONS ARE POURING IN
Summer School Opens Monday Tor
Those Who Did Not Pass

Tho summer school for the chill
dren who were behind with thelf
studies began yesterday in the high
school building with Miss Nora VIII
son in charge. Some twenty-five pu-
nils were enrolled for the six weeks
course. These children are from the
first to the fifth grades inclusive,
and only compelled to review the
studies in which they We're behind.
With this assistance they will be able
10 continue with their regular class
at the beginning of the new year in
September.
Miss Sarah Mcdowell will begin
with her class on Monday next which
will include the scholars who have
lessons to make up in the Sixth, Sev
enth and Eighth grades, and all high
school students.
On June IA. l 5 and 10. Professor
Carter will hold examinations for
all teachers who desire to enter city
or high schools. Graduates of the
Normal are not required to take an
eNas aslination to teach in city schools /
ana, tne same Tule dppiies W Si"u-
mates of other colleges and univer-
sites. However, they are required |
to have a personal interview with
the teachers committee of the school
board and with the superintendent
At the present time Mr.. Carter
has applications from 500 persons
who desire positions in the Greeley
schools. Nearly all of these appll-
cations are from men and women
IN the eastern and central states
great number being from Iowa.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
a Long Muddy Ride

Mrs. j. S. Hall of the Camf;e,d
Mrs. stewart OF Reno. New, and Miss
Green had an exciting auto ride
sunday. They came from Denver
leaving there at midnight and arriv-
ing here at 2:30, The mud was over
the hubs most of the way. They were
brought down by Mr.. Covington in
his Studebaker car. He saws there
is not another car in the country that
could have come through last night
in double the time.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Windsor

Frank Briggs and son, Carl, OF
Denver are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Briggs of Windsor
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Hahn return
ed home from Denver Saturday where
they have been visiting the past few
days.
Philip Bartz has purchased prop
erty near Hess bakery shop and will
erect building which will be used
as a plumbers shop.
DR. and Mrs. Beaver of Iowa are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. A. Ii.
They expect TO leave soon
for Seattle, Wash.
Mrs Frank Yancey and little
Margaret, have returned 10
Hardin after spending some time
with the formers sister. Mrs. c, j.
Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark are
he proud parents of a baby hoy,
porn sunday morning.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Eaton

Monday night the Eastern Star ini-
tiated new member into the local
chapter.
Athur Wilson has returned from
the State University at Boulder
where he has been for the past
school year.
The town board held it's regular
meeting Tuesday night. No business
of general interest was transacted
Mrs. T.. G. Steele and three children
and Miss Mary Reynolds left Tues
day for San Diego, Calf, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. ii. Myers left TINS
morning for an extended 'rip
through the west. They will go hrs'
to La Junta where they will WISH
their daughter, and go from there
to California to visit other relatives
They will also go to Oregon before
returning home.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
kerSey

Mr.. and Mrs. John Schwartz were
guests at the Lane home Sunday.
Mrs. p. Romans entertained her
mother and sister of Greeley on Fri
dey.
Mrs. T. Truehart left Saturday
morning for a two weeks visit with
relatives in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansteen re-
turned Friday night from a three
days trip to Denver.
j. H. Howe and family left Thurs
day night for Cresco. Ia, where they
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voorhies who have
been visiting the Brooks home, have
returned to their home in Rifle. Colo.
Rev. A. G. Van Haaften. a Hindoo,
preached at the Methodist church
Sunday afternoon and evening and
gave lecture Monday night.
f. p. Shanner. editor OF the Ker-
sey Enterprise. has Just had = thous-
and feet OF cement walk laid at his
residence on Campbell street.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Pharmacists Meet

The State Pharmaceutical associa-
tion will meet this year in Estes
Park and will be the first guests a,
the Stanley hotel, the elegant new
hostelry just completed in the park
II. Reynolds is state treasurer of the
association and says several hundred
pharmacists with their wives are ex-
pected to attend. The association
will convene June 90 and continue
until the 25th. The members will
go on the 22nd. by the train, to Love-
land where they will be met by autos
and taken over to the park A num-
ter of druggists from Greeley will
attend
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
REPLEYIN SUIT /
FOR MILCH COW
THREE CORNERED STOCK isA
William Bird of Sixth Avenue in
Niixup With Russian

About ten days ago Russian went
to the home of William Bird ON Sixth
avenue, near the mill, and leaving
$25 with the lady of the house took
away Mr.. Birds milch COW, telling
the woman he had seen Mr.. Bid and
had bought the COW for that a1bount.
Bird claims he never saw tn Rus
sian and that the COW was Iwortn
almost double the amount left,Ay the
Russian. 1t was not until Friday
that he located the animal. some -four
miles northwest of town. The Rus.
sian refused to give up the COW
stating he had bought her from tht
woman.
Bird took the $25 and turned I,
over to the court and through Attor
ney Kelly has started repleyin suit
for his COW.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
News from City Hall

The city officials who went to thu
nead OF the waterworks system on
FRIDAY returned with the necessar,
data and measurements to procure
an estimate on the cost NJ a nav
filter
lhe cemetery committee visited
the graveyard and instructed tn,
sexton with reference to laying on,
a new addition and the price to he
charged for the new lots. The nex,
meeting will be held on Friday even.
ing next.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Eaton

Mrs. Rebekah Middleton went to
Windsor Saturday to spend Memoir
ial day there.
Frank Wilson and son. Ed. expect
to leave next week for an extended
visit with relatives in Germany and
Sweden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Farr and
son. Clare. made trip to Denver
Saturday in their new automobile.
The Farrs have recently purchased
a handsome, new touring car.
o. Christensen and son, Edward.
former residents of Eaton were In
town this week, enroute to the Pa
cific coast. Mrs. Christensen, Carrie
and Edward, are now living In
Omaha.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
New Depot at Severance
lSeverance SneciaN

NDtN Ct dHNt OPtVIdTT
The work of tearing down the Sew
erance beet dump has commenced
and the new dump will be erected
on the opposite side of the track.
The dump has been situated hereto
fore on the east side of the tracks.
The object in moving the structure
Is to make room for the new depot
which will be built on the site of the
old dump. The depot will be erect
ed by the Great Western people and
will cost about $4,000.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Windsor Man Dies Suddenly
tWindso~ Special)

Simon johnson, the 21-year-Old
son of MIR. and Mrs j. NJ. Johnson,
died very suddenly at his home in
Windsor Wednesday afternoon. Six
years ago he had severe attack OF
fever which left HIM totally blind
and he has never been strong since
that time. He had been ailinR for
some time past but the news Of his
death came as surprise to the many
who knew him. The funeral SER
vices were conducted from the home
at IL O'Clock Thursday and inter-
ment made in the local cemetery.
Besides his parents deceased leaves
several brothers and sisters
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
ReorgaDize Fire ,I,,
I tvans SpecIaIl

rr, aus specially
panizine ~ , d lot of talk about reor-
ann 'N,is 'he fire department IN Ey-
m al "+h tho 'ne matter will be taken
ap az 'ne next meeting. Tho town
will be @ mas cart and arrangements
There 10 aia ior better service.
to reyn1.tn t,so TAX of new ordinance
~ an ,esulate the speed of automohiies
thra umu motorcycles when nss.in9
through the town limits ps's
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
In Honor of Miss I.add

Mrs. S. NJ. Hadden was the hostess
of delightful afternoon party
Thursday, in honor of Miss Dora
Ladd, one of the instructors at the
Normal. The party proved to be a
shower for Miss Ladd, who will soon
become bride. Miss Ladd was the
recipient of many beautiful gifts.
The affair was one of the prettiest
parties of the season.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Few Dog Licenses ,ssu.,

The city clerk has now issnaa IL.
uoe licenses, which is about one
,hird the number of dogs in town,
A tag for a male dog costs e, .rd
.ol iemale S4. With the exce2-
llon OF very few, the tags 40 IA.
issued have all been of the % var
.eey' nut If dog is found with a &,
Tag instead of 81 tag the owne,
VIII be made to pay beavS fine
Tor cheating the city.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
POUDRE RIVER
IS VERY HIGH
WATER NOW OVER ITS RANKS
Few Feet Rise Would FnOOd the
lNWlantls

The river ia clear out OF its banks
this afternoon and the lowlands ad-
jacent are now submerged. The
water is constantly rising and there
now seems every indication that
more OF the territory In the north
portion OF the city will be inundated
than ever before. The banks were
more than full last night and raise
of II inches during the night spread
1t out until II IL half mile wide
in places.
The city engineer stated yesterday
that the only circumstance which
saved the lower portion of the city
from being entirely flooded during
the downpour Sunday. was the pres
ence Of No. 8 ditch. The water from
the Poudre was shut OF at the head
gates and the entire ditch was given
over to the flood waters from the
hills south and west of town. Those
who saw the raging torrent know
how much water was carried down
to the Platte in this manner which
would otherwise have found its way
into the lower streets where 1t would
have stood over night some two feet
deep.
Mr.. Shattuck says that for storm
drain, No. ditch is invaluable, and
that the city should keep 1t in first
class repair with that end In view.
1t has tremendous fall and for
that reason the bottom is constantly
being scooped out, which occasions
much seepage in the west part of
town. For this reason the bottom
should be concreted and the engineer
says that II the entire lower bank
was raised trifle and sodded to pre-
vent washing there would never be
any danger of flood in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
To shoshone Land Drawing

Thomas Welsh. e. C. Whittiker.
A. NJ. McClenahan and many others
left Greeley Wednesday for the Sho-
shone district, where the land draw
ing takes place on June 5. The land
was reclaimed under the Carey act
and the water brings $50 and the
iand hfty cents. About fifty have
sent their money and entered the
contest from here and have sent
agents who will pick the land in
case they make successful drawings
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Appendicitis Again
(Windsor Special)

Bert Kestler was taken to a Fort
Collins hospital Sunday morning and
operated upon for appendicitis.
kestler is plumber and well-known
young man of the town
w. w. Kennedy underwent sec
ond operation Sunday at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs C. H. Mcneil. AT
latest reports he was doing nicely.
Mr.. Kennedy is well along in years
He was operated upon few weeks
ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Fort Lupton

w j. Burge and son went to Deer
Trail saturday for a bunch of cattle
which they purchased last week.
j. W. owen is reported improving
at the hospital after his recent oper-
alton.
John Davis was taken i'll in church
Sunday and had to be carried to his
home.
The Denver, Laramie G. Northwest
ern railroad completed the switch
on the w. S. Decker farm, west of
Luptor, last week.
S. J. Rhode and family were in
Denver Saturday in their new auto.
E. S. ST. John and family left for
the west Saturday. to be gone three
months.
R. w. Devinney and wife of La
Sale were in Lupton during the
week.
The Y will hold Japanese social
on the r. NJ. Barr lawn Friday nigh
Mrs. Fritz Wattenberg returned
home from the hospital Wednesday
where she underwent a very success
full operation.
Catholic services will be held IL
the X. p, hall next Sunday.
c. r. Frame visited his brother
at Mt. Morrison over Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Eaton

Miss Myrtle Younker returned
from Park Avenue hospital. Denver
Thursday wnere she has been for a
second time undergoing treatment
for appendicitis.
Ben Middleton left Friday for a
visit with friends and relatives at
Sterling and Fort Morgan.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church met Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Charles Kruger.
The largest attendance ever known
at this society's meetings was re-
corded. There was thirty-eight pres
ent.
Mrs. Fred Mimmack has been quit .
ill again and has been compelled to
return to Denver and enter hospital
there.
Mr.. md Mrs. Irwin Yeagy will be-
gin housekeeping In the McGrew
house on Maple street.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Annual Crucible R,nou.,

The members of the Crucible stat
held their annual banquet Tuesday
evening at the Camfield hotel. An
elaborate eight course banquet was
served. Prof. f. A. Cross was toast.
master and the following toasts were
responded to: Looking Back ward, II
MISS McNichols; Utopia" Miss Yer.
ION Notes, Miss Blumer; PRO
cfastination,' Miss Tierney: 1.-The
Art OF Work" Miss Smith: AN Idea,
Staff Miss Hannum
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Big Bend

MIR. and Mrs. h. Alexander "o"'
TO Denver Thursday morning
Mrs. Earl Aldridge has returned
to her home in Denver after snort
visit here.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Fortune ana
baby have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Robinson since Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Mapes OF Gil
crest were guests at the J. c, HUB
bard ranch Sunday.
Little Bertha Mcmillan has been
quite sick this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
kerscy II, Peckham o
(Kersey Specially

The KerSey baseball team weu
Peckham Sunday afternoon and ?
ed the Peckham team. winning
score of II TO s. The big rain &.
on about the time the boys got re
to come nome and they got ssr
soaking. but the shower did not
terfere with the game. This M
the second game won this 81
from Peckham by Kersey. "
Rissman is captain of the latter t.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Fort Luptu

MIR. and Mrs. st. John and family
leave Saturday for trip to various
points of interest on the western
coast.
Miss Hazel Moore of Green City
has accepted a position in the Fort
Lupton schools for the coming year
This is the third term that she has
taught here.
The Fort Lupton Grays have a
fourth Wyoming game scheduled for
next week. 1t is with the Fort Rus
sell soldiers. Three OF the four
games will be with the Cheyenne In
dians
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Ault

Vescoe Lance. who has been Visit
Ing friends and relatives here mas
returned to his home in Choestoe'
Ga.
Mrs. C. H. Armfield is visiting rel
atives in st. Joe, Mo.
Mrs A. l.. Palmer Is spending
the week with her son. Ray. on the
ranch.
Mrs. Mary Stapleton Is quite III
this week.
Miss Margaret Carlson left TO-DAY
for her home in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Little DoINGs IN OTHER TOWNS
Winduor

Miss Emma Teller. who has bee,
attending school At Wolfe Hall. has
returned homo for the summer.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank laybourn and
daughter, Elsie. were Greeley visitors
Friday.
Mrs. Wesley staley and son, Bry.
an. and Mrs. Eliza Cowley went to
Denver this week where they will
visit for a time before going on to
Seattle.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Band Concert at Eaton
tEaton Specially

The band boys gave concert Fri
day night at Odd Fellows hall. Those
present say the music was fine. The
proceeds of the entertainment will
be used to buy new uniforms for the
boys. Besides the numbers furnish
ed by the band there was music by
the orchestra, and Mrs. j. c. Carlson
gave reading.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Good Price for Land
(Seyerance SpeciaIl

Through the Severance Realty COM
pany. 1870 acres was sold Friday for
the sum of $22.5OO. This is paying
1925 an acre for the land which Laws
just west of the town of Severance.
The tract is the northeast part of
Section 35. The purchasers are the
Won Trotha Brothers and the recent
owner was Bruce Eaton.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
For $50 n N,o,,h
tkersey Speciab

Cyrus Neal was appointed ditch
,ue' 'or 'he town at the last meet
ing OF .he kersey town board Neal
,iiaoe the lowest bid. offerina +o do
ehe work for s25 a month ana land
and 'ne h,s 'oo, He is well-known here
ana ms appointment gives aarera,
satisfaction. s''eS gehera'
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Aullt

The Misses Gussie and Greta Morri
son Of Greeley we're guests of the
Misses Carrie and Ruth Campbel]
the first OF the week.
Prof. g. w. Alps OF Lafayette was
entertained at dinner Thursday at
the d. w. Campbell home.
Ernest Molander. who. accompan.
led by H. J. Olson Of Concord, Neb.
has been inspecting Idaho lands ior
the past few weeks has returned to
his home here. He has purchased
property In the vicinity OF Buhl,
Idaho.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Suicides Funeral

Simple funeral services were held
Thursday forenoon for j. NJ. John
son, who committed suicide in Wind
sor, June l. Frank Johnson, who
lives here, and a sister, Miss Nellie
johnson of Denver, were the only
relatives present. The aged mother
lives in Denver Rev. Doane con-
Quoted the services and interment
was made in Linn Grove cemetery.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
High Water at Windsor
(Windsor Specially

The Cache la Poudre river is over
Its banks this morning, but as tho
oo"h Is nearly mile from the river.
no damage will be done in Windsor,
me low fields along the river eo,rse
are Hooded. Heavy showers visited
this district again Monday afternoon
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Evans

Mrs. !. ". kinsinger ana MiSS
Celeen entertained at O'CLOCK u."
ner Saturday complimentary TO M'Ss
Rose Willie. The dinner was SCI 'ea
on the lawn and colored lights tent
a festive glow to the scene. a ae-
liehtful time is reported.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Accidentally Shot Sister

Laura, the 10-year-old daughter of
George Parker of Grover, was acct
dentally shot and killed by her broth
er. Mowberly Morris, week ago.
The boy was shooting at target
with .22 rifle. A cartridge became
fast and in trying to extricate it, it
went of and struck the child over
the eye. She lived until Wednesday
last
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
TITLE nolNGs IN OTHER TOWNS
Ia,Snlle

Louis Myers, former cashier ., %
the Farmers and Merchants pam 10 ''
Elm creek, Neb., was LaSalle N's'
itor Thursday. oool
w. j. Budlyn, owner oil d ,, ,o,n
mine in the Beebe Draw he'sno''
hood is visiting in Missouri
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
The Delta

Miss Allie Archibald went to Ault
Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Robson has returned
from ten days visit with her sister.
in Fort Collins.
Wlllus Calvin and daughter, Mona
VINO have both been very i'll with
typhoid fever, are now recovering
and Mr.. Calvin is able to be about
tao mouse.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Eaton

Dan Miller and wife have moved
to Denver, where Mr. Miller will en-
gage in business. Their son, Harry,
VIII remain at Ault where he has a
position in a bank
The three little Sharpe girls, Min
nine. Dorothea and Ava, left today
for Kansas, where they will join
their father in his new home there.
The children will make the journey
alone.
Mrs. Reynolds mother, who has
been visiting here for several weeks,
has returned to her home in Sterling
George Sullivan has gone to San
Diego to join his mother and brother
there. The lad has been attending
school in Boulder this winter.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
Cl,eyenne
NFort Luz

"
The Fort Lap
worst of it in h
the Cheyenne ln
OF three games
Saturday, onnda!
though defeated
large score. The
son catcher Lay
Garry and B. P'1
Padfeld, first pa
ond base; Powell
shortstop; fcfS
Paynes. center s
aoIJ, nurus. SUD
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-09
The Eich

Wednesdays p
the third led Oy.I1
Baptist church y
The ushers hau !
people to take !
After having heal
tie wonder that y
the Gipsy Smith ]
yer in the neal y
Greeley have a p
a town this SIZE !
tending at leas' ~
ings, they are ',,..l
go by when N
reach. J