The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-04

day.
Mrs. A. j. Allen went to Denver
last Saturday for few days vislt
with friends.
Mrs. e. Oshel and daughter OF
Creston, Iowa, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. w, II. II. Bliss.
Mrs. L. U. Stutsman went to
Ault last Saturday for few days
stay at her ranch near that place.
Mrs, II. II. McIndoo returned last
week from Salt Lake City where she
has been visiting her mother the last
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Baker of
Denver came to Greeley last Thurs
day for few days visit with Dr.
aud Mrs. Stockover.
Mrs. o. f. Shattuck gave little
informal luncheon last Thursday IN
honor of Mrs. Charlotte Smalley OF
indianapolis. Indiana.
Mrs. A. C. Wilson and Mrs. d.
M. Lowell leave today for Washing
ton, D. c., where they will visit
relatives Il month or six weeks.
John Henry Hawkins who has been
spending the summer in Estes Park
came to Greeley last week. He Will
return to Estes Park for the winter.
Mrs. Henry Currier of Boston ar
rived in Greeley last Thursday for
months visit with her daughters,
Mrs. Joseph Ewing and Mrs. Morti-
mer Freeman.
Mesdames Jennie Patterson and
Maggie Davenport returned last
week from Rocky Ford where they
had been attending the state conven-
tion of the w. c. T. U.
Charles Blanchard, president of
the Unitarian conference, lectured
last Friday evening at Unity church
and was rendered reception in the
church parlors after the lecture.
Mrs. J. c. Allen of Fort Collins
stopped in Greeley last Friday for a
short visit with her brother-inlaw,
y. N. Gibson, and family. Mrs.
Allen was on her way to Fort
Morgan.
Mrs. Harry Frey and daughter
and Miss Irene Ladd of Denver came
to Greeley last Saturday for few
days visit with Miss Dora Ladd who
is in the training department of the
Normal.
Mrs. Celia Burnside OF Sedalia,
Missouri, will arrive In Greeley the
last of this week and spend the win.
ter with her sister, Mrs. G. ..
Stevens. The two sisters have not
met for thirty years.
Mrs. Clarence Baker and baby OF
Ault are visiting her mother. Mrs,
Sarah Francis. Mrs. Baker came
to place her baby, who was seriously
Ill, under the care of DR.. Mulford
The little one is improving.
Freda Taylor entertained the
members of the S. L. G. G. club at
her home Friday evening. Games
were played, refreshments served and
they all had jolly time. Their
were fourteen young ladies present.
P. W. Allen, republican candidate
for treasurer Of Weld county, is tax.
ing an unfair advantage over his
older opponent, w. II. Delbridge,
in his mode of securing voters. A
baby boy, almost big enough to vote,
IN fn A los So
day morning.
Mrs. W. r. Green gavea It luncheon
at her cosy nAw home on Eleventh
street last Thursday in honor of Mrs,
Maud Bassett of Boise City, Idaho,
A most dainty and satisfying menu
was served by the hostess. The
guests were friends of Mrs. Bassel
during her girlhood days, which were
spent in Greeley.
Mr.. L. l.. Wyatt had family rc
union of the Wyatts ut her hosp |
table home "Wednesday evening in
honor of Mrs. David Wyatt of Den
yer. The dinner served by the hos.
tess and her two daughters at siN
O'Clock was perfect In every WAY |
The evening was a thoroughly Ell |
joyahle one for all present.
Mrs. George Vinegar entertainca
the guards of the Woodmen Circir |
and number of other friends at be-
country home Saturday evening |
They were 4 jolly crowd and a mos .
enjoyable evening was spent.
feast of good things, includinI .
oysters, fried chicken, Ice cream and .
cake, was served by the hostesN
There were thirty. five guests present
II. y. Heath has sold his resideuc,