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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

Sen0et Wapor Sd)iua6 ieiuem licgs
reiden 8egentanotoaten.

Inter ben 3a6lrsihsn 8liifpuni6s
Ihreiben, bic Der tInfti9e gurgerretz
fter 8. 8. 6uut gsiteru Worgen per
goit erhieIt, befoub iih audi ein Brief
Don Wapor Shpab, Der in Der uebera
Issung ME foLgt luutet:
Uleiu lieber Serr 5unt!
Der Steg gebort SbHen. Bite genebz
migen Sic meine @liitpiinihe uno
bic beftsn WuuI6s fir cine erfolgrei6e
Qomiuiitration. Sbr ergebener
2ouis Sdpab.
4uf biefen Brief traf gsitsrn Rahs
mittag i'm Rutbbaus Die folsenbs Unit
mort ein:
Wetn lieber Or. Shnabl
Inter ben erIten 9liitpunIdi 6reis
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giutrsffen oorfano, befano iih Sbr
10 gensrDies S6rsibsn. Gs bsreitst
mir cine gang bsfoubere 5reube uno
geuuotbuung, bab mir bsioe nah bic
Ter 10 bisigsu 9ampague bic 8roBt:
t6onadtung fir chamber habsn. UtIi
Den beitsn Wiini4en,
6enrp Z. Sunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

2ebrerinnen unb 2ebrer ergdnat. Gee
felliges 8eifammeniein Dirb ben
Nbenb be1hIieBen uno fte1t alien 8efu9
6ern Elm senuBreiher Abeno bepor.
Die QneebDrigen unb Greunbe Der
beutfhen 2sbrer uno Gehrertnnen
iinb ber3li6 eingeldoen.
Das fir bic Gelsgsnbeit aufseiteltc
programm lit tpte folet:
goripiet our Oper vgea aoftnt
Boobnarb Sr4eitsr.
gsgraBunqsanIpru4s bes prdiibenten
6errn 5. 81. 8urgbarot.
ReSitqtion: 4rdibdlb Douglas.
Ssrduleiu Marp M. Rafor.
giolinfoln 5err 8uitap Clemens.
9egleitung: 6srr Or. Otto Suettner
8ortrag: rDas Ipq bic SugenO Ieien3'
5err 3r. $. 8. Sid.
Gn4antment Ddl3er
Woobparb Orheiter.
2ieoer. Jrdulein 5unii Wtartirl
gegleitung: 5err aapeQmeiitsr gtaE
8pldno.
Resitationsn. 5r. BaItsr Slider.
Qhten.
qlIlusmeines 2ieo "6eimatsfldnge"
Qrrangtrt uno bright Don proT.
guitap Clemens.
Grfriidunqen.
8efeQiges 8eiIammenIein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
Staluidje SanlIae
DrAGts Der gefrise erfe Tag Der
2bmp Onies I, ,r1miemanftiOn.

Der geFtriee. erfe Tag Der prds
niienauition bsr Gibe fir bic biesjdbs
rigsn Gpmpbonietcn5erte brdhts einen
iebr onisbnlihtn 9etrde. ndmlih
$3127, mas segsn ben sriten 4uttionss
tag bes porigen Jabrts eine 3unabme
BON $693 bsbeutet.
Die Mutton fanb i'm Clinton 5oieI
Fati unb bic 8tibeilisung mar cine
onbtrorbeniIih rese, mos in nictt gss
rinetm Wnbe auf bic 9batTahe suriids
5ufiibrtn fein biirfte, oab nah Wsih=
Huhten bic Gon3erts bstdnntiih In Der
Emerp 5ou oes Ohio Wehdnies Jns
iiituies iiottfinoen tpsrben, no bic
R0umli6feiien tsIdrGnitsr Iinb aIs in
Der WuiitbaIs unb bic Wuiiifr.unbe
fieh haber In Dem nsuen 6eim mogIitit
quite Gibe iihsrn polIten. Ti. srfts
IuspabI iittrts iih 5rau Gmerp. oi.
$50 fir cine 2ose in fsr Emerp ball
uno bier Giet in Der Wuiitballe bes
sabite. Die Muttipn fpirb beute Dor.
miiiae nm balb elf llhr foriseissl
iueroen.
Die geitrisen erfoIsreihen gistsr
froren:
2ebt Asf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
Gbe.GrlaubuiRihein

(5rdnt N. Qinbssp, 26. 4546 GOges
ruooo 4oe.
l0aifp Dap UlOOre, 80, 735 GOnitz
nine 4pe.
|GarI Qpfsl, q, 831 Poplar Ctr.
lQulu 5Oppe, %, 1924 Goth Str.
(G6arlss SdnsiOsr, %, 1904 Bates
I 4oe.
iGfbsr ginns, 10, 3709 Gokrain aO.
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lWabel 4ibar, Is. ossgl.
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(GsOrge 6arris, 50. maoiTonoiQe.
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(9en. Gtrsib, 81. Sigblanb uno Uni.
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}Gliffors Natban, al, 728 Cft Ri5gsz
man Qpe.
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I 6orriion Qoe.
lmos G. Riggs. 20, 1901 Baltimore
4pe.
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/ Ctr.
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( Qlaee.
lRubel Oatts, IS, tsssl.
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lgurbara Reier, 30. Dpoming, 8.
1bomas glummer. 27. 625 GSen
/ part Ging1ng.
l5Iora Wagnsr, 20, 5artpsa, ..
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Sba Rt6arb. Is. $50 Sit McDli6en
aoe.
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Str.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

Sobn unb HpIu G'pstage, 2194
SbapneQ 4pe., Wdpten.
5oiepb uno CLARA Qiendber, 9l8
So. Qibertn Ctr, Snabe.
sypIepb unb Mlarp alpiterm1nn,
1924 alepelIin Ctr, Grabe.
gernaro uno gegina Strieter,
lips Sberman gpe., Wdo6er.
Mor uub Qund aretihmar, 511
8ettg Ctr, Wdohsn.
Qluquft unh Mabsl S6aefer, 120
9iebmonb Str, Wldphen.
So1n unb GItiabeth Dtatotdaer,
1424 Race Ctr, mdbden.
9eoree unb Gliiabetb Suter, 132
gdIhoun Str, Rdoheu.
Wur urb 1ilp S5pars, 522 Sltpe
Ctr, Wdbten.
Sobn uub Quna S6uiter, 1881
Maple Str, mdbden.
Sobn unb Gertrude Iorid, 1864
Weitpoop 9tpe., 8ndbe.
Charles unb Sdtherins Oilers, 1864
fsrsn6 Ctr, Wdbden.
2llfrsb uno Wtarsaret 2ampe, GIG
7. 4pe., aRabe.
1tr nffprtrpu nprrr IrInpiffrpnnPu ASJ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
Heue Jn:erne
@srben beMts i'm IidotiIhsH SOIpital
ttRtretsu.

Sn Der 3uIammenTeBung bes Sus
ternensStab5 i'm itdotiiheu 6oipital
piro fi6 beuts cine 8erdnOerung DUaz
5iebeu.
Die 9ottoren 6. 6. Sones, 6. 6.
S6iutle, Carl 9root uno Ul. gB.
gonIpup, bic ibre 3eit abgeoient baa
ben, I6eiben aus oem Stabe aus uno
ishs neue Snterne peroer bonn ibreu
9ienIt autreter. Die neuen Singer
oes 2estulap Itno bic 9ottoren u. g.
8ahmeper, guiion Z. aiug, Charles
Z. Wc3aoitt. Cigar 8. gramltn, g
8. S6riOsr uno Sohn UleB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

Die 3ebn Wona.s alte pauIine
1nsbes, bic pcrstiiern in ihrer slierlis
G<n Mobnuns. Ro. 8 Goen Dart 1ers
rnes. nie b<rinttt. In tinen Aeiitl NIT
iitbMbem Moner fiei. erlag seitern I'm
f6btii6en 6olpiiol ben griibrunben,
pdbrtnb Der 3uiidnb ibrtr tlf Sdbre
nlteu Snnsfttr Qtrgcb. bic bos Hctp
auf btn Arm batte uno ebenfdns In
bns ftbsnbe Wu1sr fies. Elm iehr b.
bfnsIibsr In.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

I'm fhiperperlsbttm 3uitanbs ipurs
ne atItern Der As SABRE cIte 9immers
mann Ri6oIds graffensomp pon 20.
ia of Uisrte Mpt. i'm fidntiihen
6sfpltcl singsIisisrt. Grufitntnmp
mar Dor benz 6auis 900 Din< Gtr. init
Gene<fputen beindftiss, dls q pon
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i9usre periebune bts Riderats 5n,
3oe. 10 bdb DE Merjts im hdbtif1tn
9ofpitnl jeinen 3uftanb fiir cuttrs
ssteaiIi@ scientific ertldrtea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

teine unbefusten fid in benz llmfreis
bon 100 Gub bon elmer DablbuDe
ipGbrenb Der WabI dufbalten oIrfen
WulIlDb bat fih, ipie bic poli3iiten
Hoe unb aroser bebdupten, troy Der.
ihisbentIiher Warnunqen in Der
Vahbarf6aft Der Wdblbube bes Ore,
sintts 8 Der 6. Warb berumgetrieben
unb mar oann iHlieBIib uerbaftet
tppIben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
Ztdofiiber
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Vpnnttj
BONDS
3u greiien, bie eIn eIntourmen ben
3.S5% bis 4.75fo obDerfen.
Western German Bank,
Gdr IL. muo Sinc Strabe.
Ehm.r perlsst.

Der 5arbise Sobn 6iq, BON Rp.
52S Carlisle 2lpenue, Der au Der pflGs
iterung Der GIberpu 4penue ar6sttete,
nurbe geitern ihper oerleBt. an Der
Gde Der Elberon glpeuue uuo pries
6ia Roab seristb er nit bem lintsn
isuB unter bic Dampfpdl3e unb oas
8Lieo purbe ibm osrart 3ermalmt, oob
nah Der aniint Der aer5ts i'm tahiti
ihsn 6oIpitaI, pobtn soill gebraht
puroe. aIler WabriheiHlihteit mad ei-
ne 4mputation nOtbpenois iein miro,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

8em 9orpsrfauf Ger ginlabtdrtsn
ndh 3u urtbeilsn. 1piro iih bas beute
Q6enb in Der WuiitbdQe itaitfiuben6e
aon3ert oes Geteenoirtuoien San Gus
belit zines gldnsenben gefuhs erFreuen
uno benz aiinitler, Der bier cine sroB:
3abl Don gepunoereru befist, tpsrosn
o6ne eyroge sntbuiiaittihe Spntionsn
6ereitst perosn. QIs 6errn Gu6elit's
8egleiter tpirtt 5err Guofpis Shpab.
p1breuo ferner in benz aon3srt nod
Die bieiige Sopraniitiu 5rl. Gonron
mittptrlt. 9os pollitdnbige prosramm
III tuie folgt:
&pnsert in 8@RoQ go. a, 8isurtenps
Rpmou5e in 6s9ur (. geet6ousn
yrdluotum .. Ban
Va Joli1 -. Go-eEt
SnE Nu5tlit.
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% lisblite Bahsen" ;. grefTs
Irl. gonrep.
Jniroouttion unb Ronoo
..... Saint Soens
gdprice Ro. s Vaganini
pQlptl plSlHlN!
San GuteIit..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
Eferblid)feitsberitf

6anna giForett, 35, 1881 g. 2los.,
Shpinoiuht.
o5obu Betterer, TT, 835 8aptpH
Ctr, e}nqueit in Snps6e.
Gliiabetb Bite, 83, 915 RuceStr.,
Shpade.
Sophie S6umaher, "A, SIP 5inoa
Ian Ctr, gierenIeioen.
Warp 9eIlen, Ct, Gil Walrut Ctr,
Snqueit in Shpebe.
gbeobor goetthsr, 5, 918 6tnblap
Ctr, glutDergiftung.
9stIon 8oLBeu, 10 Sage, Maoeira.
5riih8eburt.
Spbn ShuItbetB. rs, 142S Qpionss
Ctr, Shndte.
Matbilbe qbiqips, 90, 2angooa
Court, 2ungeuent3iinoung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

eSmsutsissa sstsstt IN Q sss ~ fssss.
1br mpoibfler naissf has IsiD snrlsds reisu
asakg rtrfmgfsf rrrtfbtf trasmbfsHsH yau bon
Sudrutsn. gstnbfn tinieHssr ccsx bsrpsxffrs
6enten CNHrrrtescsu In 9 Do it zdosH ~
belitst 50g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09
@OdjcnberidJt OeS geiunObeitsamtS.

2aut Dem Dodsnberibt oss itdbs
tifdeu 9eTunobeit8amtss poren in Der
oerfIefIeneu Woae 121 SpbesfdQe 3u
psrssihren. segetn los 1poesfdQe in
Der poraLIeIDone oes poriqeH SuAres.
Die 3dhl Der 3ur 4nmslouns aelGnga
ten Geburten bs3tfferte 'jd7 auf l23,
gegsn 143 in Der 8araaeLpohe ces
bprigen Subres.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-09

8ir pffertreu Dem Iroeltireueen Pu.
Iifum uniere aroBe 2Iu5pabl
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
ADAM PATTON
DIES; Dies SHORTLY H)|fl;
AFTER BROTHER
Former Greeleyite Succumbs to
Heart Disease After Illness Of
Several Months

Only a few weeks after the death
of his only brother, Fritz Patton,
Adam c. Patton died on Tuesday
at his home in Boulder.
Both men were we'll known here
as they formerly lived in Greeley.
They were the sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Rush Patton. who were old
residents here. Their mother is still
living and came from California a
few weeks ago on account of the
serious illness of her son, Fritz. He
died soon after her arrival and she
remained for a visit with her re-
naming son. Mr.. Patton has been
in failing health for several months.
His death was caused by heart trou-
BILE
Mr.. Patton was so years old.
While living in. Greeley he was the
district attorney of this district. Mr..
Patton is survived by his widow.
four children and mother, Mrs. Rush
Patton.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
FOSSTON
day. May 3, 1911

Tuesday, May ?, 1911
Mr.. Blinco OF Denver spent the
week end here.
Chas. B. Haskell made his usual
Sunday visit.
The social given Friday night for
the benefit OF the Sunday school
treasury was well attended. Several
young people from Briggsdale were
present.
The Fosston Sunday school has
challenged Briggsdale 10 contest
in attendance, collection and lessons
for the next eight SUNDAYS.
Robert Woods was Fosston vis-
itor Friday.
Frank Brown will make an over
land trip to Greeley Monday and
Tuesday.
The Fosston baseball team defeat
ed the Barnesville team 4 10 last
Sunday at GAINESVILLE. A team
composed of Barnesville and Foss-
ton men will play Zi,a next sun
day at Barnesville.
Miss Mabel Nichols will spend q
few days in Greeley this week.
Mr.. Bolin Of osgood was IN Foss-
ton yesterday.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
BRIGGSDALE

n6tlAT~1SDSAA~S
Wednesday, May 10.
H. E. Shoemaker has returned
from a two weeks visit 10 Long
mont and Denver.
A carload of supplies for the Gro
yer Mercantile Co., that was shipped
via Union Pacific r. r. TO Briggs
dale. is being hauled across 10 Gro
yer.
Mrs. J. W. Wilcox and family
have moved from Greeley via
Briggsdale, TO their homestead near
Keota.
After spending few days with
Mrs. Isabel Massman, Mrs Z. Z
Fanson has returned TO Longmont'
much pleased with this country ahd
thinks OF returning soon
Business called J. A. Beatty and
wife OF Grover to Greeley for few
days. They returned Friday taking
the auto bus line from Brigssdals-
A Filler, wife and children were
Greeley passengers Wednesday.
After spending the winter in Iowa
]. A. Bonebrake has returned 10 his
homestead between Briggsdale and
Sligo.
A large garage and seed house Is
one OF the latest Improvements on
the Chicago ranch.
A building for a home bakery Is
TO be erected east Of the postotfce
hv A. ]. Judd OF Denver. Mr.. Judd
will soon move his family to their
recently purchased homestead east
OF town.
L. R. Kent had the misfortune to
catch his clothing IN the machinery
while drilling we'll. which result
ed in a broken and badly crushed
arm. He was brought to Briggs
dale. where Dr.. Fee attended him.
The ranch Of F. H. Andre north
O, town is being greatly improved
| bv the 400 fruit and shade trees
and 100 shrubs and vines. that he
is setting out
A party Of Denver and Laramie
officials were in town Friday and
were greatly pleased with the new
towns and surrounding country.
| Don Curl. who has Homestead
northeast Of town, is putting the
place in readiness for his family
which will move from Denver soon
| A. ]. Knoefer, who has farm
northeast of town, has purchased
new deep tilling machine. which i:
expected TO do remarkably goot
work. In moist loamy soil II vii
break sod from twelve to sixteei
inches deep. which will be of grea
value in conserving moisture Y
carry crops through seasons o
drouth.
]. F. Shook came out in an autt
from Fort Collins to look after lane
interests near Briggsda1e.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
LODGE HON0RS
welded MEMBER

In honor OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles
L. Kellow, a reception was held on
Monday evening by the members Of
the knights and Ladies of Security.
The reception followed the regular
lodge meeting at which five new
members we're initiated. During
the social evening the following
program was rendered: Vocal solo,
Miss Seelinger; Violin and piano
duet, Misses Bessie and Carrie
Grail solo. Earl Morgan; reading,
Mrs Goshert; whistling solo, Cor
don Billings; solo, Dave Myers.
Mr.. Kellow and his bride were
escorted by the degree team to the
presidents station where they were
presented With . beautiful Mission
rocker Refreshments were served
late in the evening. There were
125 guests present.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
FINE TRIBUTE
TO JOHN LEAVY

The following poem was present.
ed to John Leavy, vice president OF
the Union Colony Pioneer society on
day anniversary recently:
Dearest friend, we come to greet
thee,
Lay our garland at tiny feet
Just q bunch Of wildwood blossoms.
Bound with love and friendship
sweet.
At this gladsome birthday greeting,
Happy friends thy praises sing.
Offer words of love and gladness;
Take this message that we bring.
Eighty years Of brave endeavor,
Hast thou seen since life begun,
Eighty years OF sun and shadow,
Battle fought and vict'ry won.
When the light first shone upon
thee,
Our last century then was young;
Now two centuries have united.
Guerdons granted, praises sung.
In the prime Of life's young vigor,
To the West thy glances turneu.
anu tue SdSicu llIe Vi IIetuOu,
In thy dark eyes glowed and
burned.
Dreams of empire charmed and daz-
zled
Claimed our brightest and our
best.
They the admonition followed.
Go West. young man, go West"
Ger the plains so wide and dreary.
Slowly trailed the hero throng,
All the hardships. all the dangers
Met with laughter and with song.
Crossed the mighty Mississippi,
Braved the wild beast in his lair,
Reached the cloup-capped. snowy
mountains.
Raising high their crests in air
Forty years since then have van
ished.
AS summer breeze that blows.
And that waste and dreary desert
Now doth blossom like the rose.
Thine the hand that made to bios
som
All this bare and barren land,
Beauty grew where e'er thy steps
went,
Flowers sprang up beneath thy
hand.
Deserts turned to smiling valleys.
Hast thou willed to this new West,
And grateful people ever
Shall rise up to call thee blest.
Take this tribute that We bring thee.
Symbol of our love and praise.
And the many voices mingled.
Swell the paean that we raise.
All the poor, the weak. the lowly,
Blessings from thy hand have
known,
Boyish voices join the chorus,
| Boyish hearts their love have
shown.
Eighty years OF glorious manhood.
Years of work and hope, and joy,
I Still thou keep'st thy youth and Wig
or,
/ And the glad heart OF the boy.
Four score years have been thy por-
| tion.
Free from gloom, or fear. or
| doubt,
May'st thou still be spared to cheer
us,
! TIL thou round'st thy century out.
ANNA ROBINSON.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
CHILD BITTEN
BY A RATHER
May SUCCuMB
For, Collin. Three-year-old ATTACK
ed While Playing About Yard
of q Ranch House

Suffering from the poisonous h.t5
OF a rattlesnake. the three-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Mars
Harmed is lying in critical condl-
rion ar the home of her grandpar-
aurs. Mr.. and Mrs P. NJ. Harmed, oi
Fort Collins. Every aid that the
art of medicine can summon is be
ing used in the battle 10 overcoms
the effects OF the bite OF the venom
ous reptile and this afternoon i
was reported that the child show
very slight Improvement and that
hope of eventually saving her hie
was entertained.
The Harneds live at Red Noun
tain. about 35 miles north and west
OF this city. and the child was bitten
while playing in the yard OF their
ranch house Saturday afternoon.
Just how the accident occurred Is
not known for the baby was alone
in her play and probably came upon
the snake somewhere near the
ranch house.
The bite is just below the le.;
knee and before DR.. Wilkin could
be summoned from Laporte the poi
son had spread through the body o!
the child The doctor lost no time
in administering what aid he could
and at once brought the baby to this
city in order that he might be able
TO operate in case it is deemed nee
essary TO amputate the injured leg
Fort Collins Review.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
PLATTEVILLE.

Monday, May 5.
Mr.. Harrison OF New Jersey ar
rived Sunday to visit his sister Mrs.
A Lang.
R. Snider and J. c. Snider re-
turned Monday evening from vari-
ous points in Oregon
M. John Ehler and family spent
Tuesday in Denver
Mrs. Othesen and daughter spent
wednesday in Greeley shopping.
Mrs. Moffet spent several days
this week in Denver.
The Electrical lecture given un-
der the auspices OF the Epworth
League was fairly we'll attended
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Talbot of Denver arrived
Wednesday evening to visit her sis
ters Mrs. Hodgson and Mrs. A. c.
Brown of this place.
A meeting was held Thursday
evening for the associate memb berf
Of the League at which time the
Daedge was presented for signing.
A little social time was held aftel
the meeting.
Mrs. McConaughey and Mrs. Sni-
dow were in Greeley shopping Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Knowlton spent
Friday with Mrs. Knowlton's sis
ter. Mrs. H. Haskins, of this place.
Miss May Desjardins went to
Delver Friday evening to spend Sat.
Nrday and Sunday at home
Mrs. F. W. Hamnitt went to Den
yer Saturday morning where sht
viii spend several days visiting hel
Miss Biddle and Miss Rice bott
OF Frederick arrived Saturday morn
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

L. l.. Haines is expected home to-
day from Grand Junction, where he
had been looking after his fruit
ranch. during the recent frosts.
Mrs. George Boydston left today
for Knoxville, Ia, after visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Boydson's mother, Mrs.
l.. Evans. who accompanied her here
will remain for a longer visit. The
ladies came to attend the Thomp-
son-Runnells wedding.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

Miss S. Senior Of Boulisl
Greeley today on her way q
dale.
The young ladies Of the
Upsilon sorority gave ialt
day afternoon in Camfield
the members OF the other
and the patronesses. The IL
one of the most delighill
given by the young ladies
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
C.pt.,n Drake Goes West

Captain Drake Of Co. D. Greeley,
has been signally honored by the
war department by receiving in
structions to report Immediately at
San Diego, Calf, for three week OBJ
servations. There are seven thous-
and regulars at Fort San Diego,
which are being held in readiness
pending developments in Mexico.
Captain Drake left this morning
and will remain the allotted time.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

Professor Richard Ernesti OF the
art department of the state teachers
college leaves Wednesday morning
for Pueblo, where he is 10 lecture
before the Froebel club Of that city
the following afternoon.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
News Items OF Local Interest
Furnished by Our Correspondents

ing 10 visit over Sunday with Ethel
and Pearl Hoffman.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11

George Powers has returned from
a weeks stay in Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-11
WANT ADS
POULTRY

C>OR SALE CHINESE RING NECK PLEAS
T ant eggs, Edw. FuQua. Route ]. Greeley.
Phone Red 542.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-09-14
Claude 7. Smith
Attorney and Counsellor
Office at Residence
BEAVER - OKLA

Miss Pearl Duble is assisting Mrs.
Henry Hustled through broomcorn har-
vest
9. l.. Coleman, wife and mother Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Dunn Sunday.
Mrs. Pickett was the guest of Mrs.
G. l.. Coleman Thursday.
Hustled brothers have been pulling
broomcorn the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson have returned
from harvest.
Mrs. G. i. Coleman took forty
pounds of tomatoes to Beaver Friday
Bennett brothers are pulling and
hauling their broomcorn in this week.
Howard Woods of Battle Creek, Mich.
igan, is here looking after his crop.
Jolly Folks.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-09-14
South Side Items

A big rain fell in this vicinity last
Friday evening.
Broomcorn pulling is nearly over.
Lester Gilbert has started his broom
corn seeder and has finished several
good jobs.
William Wright lost fat hog by
getting overheated during the warm
weather last week.
Sunday School is progressing nicely.
Everybody is cordially invited to at
tend
A. f. Pittman started last week for
Harper county where he intends to
thresh.
Mrs, S. NJ. Brazil visited at Mrs.
Summers last Sunday.
Adam Walters is cutting feed this
week.
William Wright ana Gilbert Jacobs
marketed broomcorn at Englewood
where they received $50 per ton.