The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-02

W D,DS,
II. Shaw.
Il. ii. Downey left last Friday for
two weeks of fishing and recreation
In Estes Park.
Mrs, Minnie Abbott and son, Roy,
left last Thursday evening for Pasa.
dena, California.
w. J. McWilliams and family
have moved into their new home at
1880 Eleventh avenue.
Born, Thursday, July 26, to Mr..
and Mrs, Clayton f. Ennes, on Tenth
avenue, a nine pound boy.
Cassius Francis of Illinois left
last Monday after visit with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah Francis.
Rev. Barnett returned the first of
the week from Estes Park where he
has been tor a two weeks outing.
Miss Flossie Churchill left last
Thursday for a visit with Frank
Benton and family at the 10 ranch
near Hardin.
Miss Anna Davis returned to her
desk in the office of the county clerk
Monday. after two weeks vacation
spent in Denver.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark and son
of Trinidad came to Greeley last
Saturday for a weeks visit with his
mother, Mrs. A. X. Clark.
Prof and Mrs. Copeland, formerly
of Greeley but now of Eaton. are
spending the summer with Mrs.
Copeland's mother in Colorado
Springs.
Miss Edith Boyer left Saturday
for her home in Georgetown. Miss
Boyer graduated from the Normal
this year and has been attending
summer school work.
Miss Elsie McCobb and Mrs. Kath-
rine Brown leave today for Glen
Park. Miss McCobb will return in
two weeks and Mrs. Brown will re-
main there during August.
The Phelps shoe repairing room
has been removed to the floor above
where more commodious quarters and
better light are obtainable. Olaf
Matson is still manager of that de-
partment.
o. T. Wilson returned Saturday
from months stay at New Castle,
| Penn, Mr.. Wilson was east to set
tie up his business interests there
and is now permanently located here
with his family.S
Kenneth Phelps returned f1om
visit to friends in Monmouth, H.,
Friday noon, having been away
since June ;. Mrs. Phelps stopped
in Chicago for a visit with her sister
before returning home.
Marriage licenses were issued Sat
urday morning. July IS, to S. ID.
Fowler and Miss Minnie P. Doty,
both of Kersey. The young lady
being but sixteen years of age, con-
sent was given by her father, John
poty.
Mr., and Mrs. Claude Hackett and
baby Of Denver came to Greeley SAT-
urday to visit Mrs. Hackett's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Thorkelson.
MIR. Hackett returned to Denver
Sunday and his wife will remain
here two weeks.
Miss Grace Sunderland of Oakland,
Calif., was in Greeley few days
last week visiting her cousins, MI.
and Mrs. j. l.. Bartlett. Miss
Sunderland was on her return from
trip east and left Saturday morning
for Oakland by way of Portland.
Miss Retta King, teacher OF
sterling who has been attending
summer school here, left Tor her
home in Sterling last Friday even
ing. She was accompanied on her
return by Miss Myra Wolfenden VINO
will visit in Sterling two weeks.
Mrs. John McKena of Hastings
Neb.. has been visiting her mo1her'
Mrs. Mary Brynn. Mrs. Brynn ac-
companied her daughter on her re-
turn to Hastings the first OF the
week and will visit there month'
She will then go to Cedar Rapids
Iowa, and make her home with her
son.
Ralph Henderson, who has been
ailing for some time past Is ITO"
confined to his bed with what prom
ises to develop into typhoid fever
Monday was the first day he tai'eu
to show up at his regular place oi
business, Clark 4 Faulkner's drug
store, and it Is sincerely hopeo os
his friends and employers that MS
| L ,,, r,t no necessarily long