The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-12
Little Locals

Tuesday evening Tor Il lew WEEKS
visit with relatives and frineds in
Iowa. Miss Miller will visit, Des
Moines, NilTisca, East Nodaway and
other points in Iowa.
Mrs. Warner Woods and two chill
dren of Nolga, Iowa, came to Gree
lev last Saturday evening for a
months visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Piper and sisters,
Mrs. David Bliss and Mrs James
Russell.
Judge and Mrs. NJ. A. Jackson
viii arrive tomorrow for visit with
Mrs. Jackson's brother, George Robie
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Robbie
and daughter, Judge and Mrs. jackson
expect to leave soon for stay in
Estes Park.
Miss Ida Smith wishes to an
nounce her removal to the Coronado
building with Miss Myer, where she
will be pleased to see her friends
and patrons. She will continue to
Keep Gull pielo oloCh VI ihoeSiiaio
for all kinds of needle work
Yale University at its recent COM
mencement conferred the degree of
M. A. on Rev. Arthur S. Phelps, of
Greeley. He has been pursuing spe-
cial studies in English literature
and written a thesis on the works
of Thomas Fuller. This is his third
degree from Yale.
Owen and Leona Walker who have
been living with Mrs. David Bliss
the last four months left last Tues
day evening for Azusa, California, to
join their parents, Rev. and Mrs.
r. S. Walker. The children are
nine and eleven years old and will
make the journey alone.
Ditch builders should look up the
Maginnes steel tlume before figuring
on using any other. Nothing else
on the market equals it, for durabil.
ity and convenience can be had ex-
tensible and in any length. Inquire
of Baker & Badger, Greeley, Colo
RADIO, or P. Maginnes, maker, Kim
ball. Neb.
Mrs. F. H. Genge, wife of the
new station agent, arrived II. Greeley
last week from Green River, Wyom-
ing, with her four children and maid.
They will live in the new residence
being built on 11th avenue and 18th
street. Mrs. Genge is an expert china
painter and expects soon to start a
class in china painting.
Charles II. Branson, Gilmore s.
Stevens, and a man by the name of
Fries, all of Cheyenne we're in Gree
ley Tuesday and filed plat for the
town site of Mum. They have
plated about IS lots that are to be
put on the market at once, and will
themselves erect several buildings
including bank building.
The big Overland Excursion to
Wheatlard, Wyoming, leaves Greeley
on July II on the Union Pacific
train Remember this trip is via
the big reservoir ON the Laramie
Plains, which covers 6640 acres and
draws off an average depth of 1s
feet. If you care to join the party
notify G. R. Mason at Eaton. Colo,
SO we can arrange for rigs to carry
you.
James McLachlan, representative
In congress from Los Angeles, was in
Greeley short time last Monday
morning on his return from Wash
ington to Los Angles. Mr.. Nc
Lachlan is an old time friend of
Mort Williams, the two being raised
together in New York state. He
says Mr.. Williams is one of the best
men who ever went out of central
New York.
Mrs. Fl. c. Watson entertained the
Unique card club last Monday after
noon. Several of the club members
were out Of town but their places
were filled by invited guests. After
playing High Five the ladies were
each presented with a souvenir from
China by Mrs. Watson. Those pres
ent to enjoy the afternoon were
Mesdames March, Wood, Camheld
Hurlburt, Arbuckle, Kinsella, Couz-
ems, Norcross, Ollie, Macarthur and
Sterling.
Tie officers Of the I. o. o. F.
l0dUo whO a ro o1ocfod cop,} ,rnn,1l,
were installed Tuesday evening,
July 3, by A Judson Lohr, d. d.
G. NJ. Following are the new officers:
Ira Sides. N. G.; J. L. Francis,
V. g.; d. R. Smith, R. S. N. G. );
P. E. Boyle, L. S. N. G.;J. G.
Evans, Warden; G. G. Gray, conduc-
tor;J j. G. Alderman, chaplin: Maurice
Whitman, 1. g.: Harry Pennington,
o. 20 n Thomnsnn r. G. W