The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-31

this morning On business
II. }. Whitney, auditor fot the
sugar company, is spending the day
in town.
Born to Mr. and MIS-. P.W. Allen,
Tuesday, August 30, son. Mother
and child dong well.
Miss Kate Burns OF Denver, who
has been visiting Mrs. I. f. tarr
and Mrs. Frank Jackson, returned
home last evening.
pr. Adams of Cameron. Mo. ar
rived in Greeley Thursday to attend
the wedding OF his niece. Miss Mia
Adams. He is the guest Of Nj and
Mrs. S. II. Southland.
j. NJ Cobb OF Windsor, who mas
been in Greeley since yesterday on
business connected with the Elk River
Lumber company, returned home on
this afternoons train.
Sheriff Elliott left Monday evening
for BuenaVista with Clarence Roach,
the young man convicted last week Of
horse stealing. The boy was SEN
fenced to the state reformarory
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Phelps and
daughter Kathrine leave today for
their home In Monmouth. III.
after few weeks spent with their
sons, Kenneth and Charles Phelps.
Mrs. A. NJ. Robbins left last night
for Ault. where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs j. W. 1ollotson.
Mr.. Tollofson Is manager Of the Gill
crest Lumber company at that place.
Mrs E. vonGohren, a we'll known
former Greeleyite, last Friday un-
derwent a very serious but successful
operation at st. Anthony's hospital.
Denver. and is coming along nicely.
Mrs. L. A. Thompson and children
arrived In Greeley Tuesday evening
and are at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Minot J. Giddings, who is sick
with typhoid fever in the Greeley
hospital.
George S. Tisdel has purchased a
lot on the south side of Eighth street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
avenues and will commence the erec
tion OF about 81, 200 house upon it
Immediately.
Rev. R j. Hunter and family will
return this week from their visit in
Canada and at the st. Louis exposi-
ton Mr.. Hunter will be ia his own
pulpit in Fist Presbyterian church
next Sabbath.
Fl. L. Do~ell, principal OF the
schools in Gold6eld, spent Saturday
in Greeley with old friends. Mr..
Dowell was TO. a long time connected
with the Sanborn s Houston real es-
tate frm here.
Miss Dora Ladd, graduate Of the
State Normal and last year teaching
in Leadville, is visiting In the home
of DR.. ]. K. Miller. She has a posi-
ton to teach In the Denver schools
this coming term.
William Johnson and family desire
to thank the many friends who as.
sisted with sympathy and loving ser
vices during the last sickness and al
the burial of their baby daughter
Leila annie Gabrielle johnson.
The Hon. Milton Smith is spoken
Of to succeed himself as chairman ol
the State Democratic Central com
mittee, and 10 all probability he will
be elected. as he has made one ol
the hest executive officers the demo
Gratis ever had in the state.
Dl. W. L. Miller went to Denver
this morning, He expects to star
in few days for San francisco tt
attend the K. r. conclave, and from
there will 20 to LaJolla, Calf, ano
rest up for a month or two in hopes
of getting better OF rheumatism.
The W. G. T. U. will hold meet
ing at the home Of Mrs Bliss, l02:
Ninth street, Tuesday, September g.
at 2:30 p. m, to finish up the husi.
ness OF the year and elect officers fol
the coming year. All officers anC
members are requested to be present
Chalmers W. Hutchison, wife, soI
and niece OF Fort Worth have beer
visiting j. Sidney Davis and family
and left yesterday for short stay al
Denver and Glenwood Springs before
returning to Texas Mr.. Hutchinson
is business manager of the Fort
Worth Daily Record.
Three good short stories are among
the contents of the Youths Compan.
ion OF September |. Particularly
worthy Of note is Norman Duncan s
story OF The Giant S1uid OF Chain