The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-22
Mrs. E. Slavens was Denver
visitor Monday.

1aik lasI Wick lOI an outing. =
Andrew Severine returned last
week from six weeks trip to Sweden.
Mrs. r. W. Graham of Atlantic,
la is the guest OF Mrs T. T. Will
son.
j Madden Of Creston, Ia, arrived
in Greeley last Thursday to visit his
SOIL, Clay Madden.
My line of souvenir postals is the
most complete in the city. r. II.
Clayton's Confectionery.
Miss Doris Webster returned to
Longmont last Friday after weeks
visit with Miss Inez Nesbit.
Misses Nellie and Nina Brown
came down from Eaton yesterday for
visit with Miss Vera Wasley.
Miss Mabel Barr of Longmont left
for her home Thursday after short
visit with her sister. Miss Mary Barr.
Harrison Woodruff, Ralph Kelley
and Irving Newton returned Satur-
day from fishing trip on the Lara
mic.
Henry Currier arrived in Greeley
last Friday to visit his wife and
daughters. He is enroute east from
California.
William Mayher was last Friday
evening elected director of school
district No. 6 to succeed NJ. A..
Bunker, deceased.
Mrs. R. E. Barker and children
returned to Fort Collins Wednesday
after ten days visit with her sister,
Mrs. B. Fl. Florance.
Mrs. Jessica Farr of Urbana, Ill. :.
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. W..
Jones, this week. Mrs. Farr is en-
route home from California.
Mrs. j. W. Mayberry of New
Castle, Pa, who has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Motheral seven
weeks, left Tuesday for her home.
Mrs. G. v. Wright of Iowa City.
Ia. is visiting her sister. Mrs. W..
H. Noecker. This is the first time
the sisters have met In twenty five
years.
Miss Flossie Churchill has been
engaged as head of the department
of English in the high school Of
| Santa Anna, Calif., the coming
term of school.
Mrs. II. L. Medearis and son,
Dewey, returned last week from an
eastern trip. They visited ia Omaha
and Marshalltown, Garden Grove
and GAINESVILLE, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T. Haywood and
family of Fort Morgan we're greeting
friends in Greeley last Thursday.
They were in their auto enroute for
Estes Park for an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lambert and
two children and Mrs. M. Hummel,
who are spending the summer in
Greeley, returned last Friday from q
weeks trip to resorts in the state. .
Miss Ella Cormack returned Sun
day from months visit at hel
former home in Shambaugh, la.
Miss Cormack also attended the
chautauaua for two weeks at Clar.
linda, la.
Miss Clara Seelinger of Rich Hill,
Mo-, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Seelinger, left for her
home last Sunday accompanied by
Mrs. Seelinger, who will visit in
Missouri several weeks.
NJ. f. Barton of Severance has in
vented family bicycle upon which
everybody but father can coast and
have just boss. time. Of course it
needs little 'propelling power and
that is where dad" comes in.
Misses Edna Hull, Maud LaSourd
and Bessie Haas of Woodbine, Ia,
came to Greeley last Friday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Ho,
worth. The young ladies have been
visiting different points in Colorado.
Mrs. William Bates of Pueblo ar
rived here the last of the week for a
visit with her son, George Bates, and
wife. Her husband, Rev. Bates,
who is preaching in Trinidad, VIII
ioin her here few weeks later for
visit.
Misses Alice and Hattie 9ardiey
returned the first of the week from
Brush where they have visited
friends the last two weeks. They
were accompanied home by Misses
Jessie and Mary Thompson who wiII
visit friends here.
An error was made last week. IN
referring to the installing OF the
nastor of the Reformed Presbyterlal'