The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02

"is' H. buluWlu returned laSC
week from Il visit with friends in
Brighton.
Endorsed by progressive dealers
and particular housewives-Sea of
Colorado -four.
Miss Wilhelmina Mead went to
Denver last Friday for two weeks
visit with friends
Miss Ethel Dixon returned Friday
evening from two weeks spent In
Boulder and Sunset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geurdon r. Miller
went to Colorado Springs last Mon
day for weeks stay.
Mrs. Bertha Robinson OF the
Golden Rule store was confined to
her home by illness last week.
Mrs. G. W. Putnam and daugh-
tiers, Flossie, Maud and Marie, went
to Colorado Springs last Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Shay has sold her
property on Eleventh avenue and
will leave soon Tor Streeter, Illinois.
Clyde Reeves of Shawneytown,
H., came to Greeley last Thursday
evening to visit his brother, A. Fl.
Reeves.
Miss Matte Oakland who has been
attending summer school here re-
turned to her home in Georgetown
last Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Palmer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Whiteman, has
been looking after the home In the
absence of her parents.
Mrs. j. B. Wilson and Mrs. j. B.
Warrington of Pender, Neb., are In
Greeley for two weeks visit with
their niece, Mrs. II. G. Strong.
Miss Lizzie Birch of the Golden
Rule store leaves Sunday for Little
ton, Denver and Idaho Springs where
she will spend her two weeks vaca-
tion.
Melvin Metcalf OF Lyons, Neb.,
was in Greeley Friday and Saturday
of last week visiting old time
friends, Mrs. George Dauth and Miss
Florence Wiltse.
Joe Bozzard. a lawyer OF Steam
boat Springs, was the guest OF u. +.
Carpenter last spring. MIR. Bozzard
spent his boyhood days in Greeley
and attended school here.
Miss O'Brien, milliner at Shaw's,
left Monday morning for Chicago
and the east for the purpose OF buy
ing goods and getting up In the
styles anent the fall rush Of trade.
w. B. Starr and wife, nee Miss
Helen Kittle, are having the Cope
land residence rem odeled and retitted
in accordance with their own tastes
and Will make it their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and
little daughter of Victor, Colo, ar
rived Friday evening for q two
weeks visit with their uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Chappe-
low.
Herbert Patterson OF Hotchkiss,
Colo, arrived In Greeley last week
for a few weeks visit with his uncle,
Richard Patterson. Mr.. Patterson
was a resident of Greeley for num-
ber OF years.
Mrs. l. o. Glazier expects her
sister, Miss Mary L. Hinkley. of
Twin Falls, Idaho, for a visit this
week. Through an error we last
week stated the sister expected was
Mrs. ]. B. Hinkley.
L. II. Harrison, county school
superintendent, and family moved
into their new home at 1925 Four
teeuth street last week. The house
was built by j.. P. Lindahl and has
been bought by MIR. Harrison.
j. w. Wiltshire left a bundle of
oats at this Office measuring five feet
SIX inches high, with we'll filled
heads thirteen inches long. He ex-
poets to harvest seventy-fve bushels
to the acre. e.-Kersey Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon McKelvey
and children are Off this week for an
auto trip to Estes Park, where they
Will remain week or ten days. 1t
is the first time Vernon has laid
down his duties at the Normal this
year.
Mrs. o. L. McIntire and daugh-
ters, Winifred, .Bess and Grace, OF
Pueblo visited in Greeley last week
with e. w. Hosack and family.
They left last Saturday for Idaho
Srpings where they will visit before
returning home.
Helen, the little daughter of Prof.
and Mrs. j. Fl. Hays, was five years
old last Friday and celebrated the