The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-28

L. l.. MesSeld1ne lett last Monday
for Winterset, la.
Born, Saturday. Nov. Is, to Mr..
and Mrs D. G. Murchison, girl.
Second concert of the Fo1tnightly.
club, Dec. l6 Single seats, 81; sea-
son tickets, So.
MI and Mrs. G. A. Anderson and
Lewis Sanborg started last Monday
for trip to Sweden.
If you are not ready for the big
Catholic fair, Dec. to IA, you will
be sorry for yourself ever after.
Mrs, G D. Horne went to Chey.
enne last Tuesday to help audit the
books of the w. r. G. at that place.
Mrs. Mary Scott and daughters,
Mrs. Andrew Thompson, Misses Lucy
and Lydia Scott, spent Tuesday In
Denver.
Mrs. NJ. C Hamilton and son, f.
q. Hamilton were in Greeley Tues
day Ell route home to Fort Collins
from JuiesDurs.
Look out for Trinity guild bazaar,
Japanese tea room and Christmas
home cooking. Dec. at the rectory,
$40 Eleventh street.
Armin Doerner, concert pianist,
and Mrs Bessie Fox Davis, contralto,
for the second concert Of the Fort
mighty club, Dec. l6.
The West Side Ladies' Aid society
will meet at Mrs. Stewards on Dec.
4th, in an all-day session. A large
attendance is requested. No. 1925
Fifth street.
Mrs. Frank Smith and son, Har
. Owl 4left yesterday for his forme
home in Iowa. The young man ha
been quite Ill and the doctors recon-
mended lower altitude.
| DR.. and Mrs. E. A. Darby anc
daughter, Katheryne, left last Tues
day for Canon City where they viii
spend Thanksgiving with friends
DR.. Darby is undecided where hi
will locate.
Miss Josephine Knowles enter
tained the young ladies of the E.. O.
K. club last Tuesday evelning. The
young ladies enjoyed delightful
evening with cards and nice refresh
ments were served BY the hostess
J. G. Crawford has been seriously
i'll at his home the last week with
blood poison, which resulted from a
cut on his hand. For few days
fears were entertained for his recov-
cry, but yesterday he was decidedly
improved.
Walter Hadley and Charles
Nichols, who have been running a
pool hall at Mead. we're arrested last
Monday charged with running dis
orderly house. They were put under
bonds in the county court to appear
for trial Dec. 81.
| Mrs W. w. Field and Mrs. 7. c.
Williams will have sale of fancy
articles for the Christmas trade In
the store occupied by the Monte
Cristo Rubber Co., 92O Ninth avenue,
Coronado building, beginning satur-
day, Dec. 7, at O'Clock.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Wheeler left last
Tuesday for Canon City. She was
Joined in Denver by her son, Hugh,
and today they will attend the we'd
ding Of Mrs. Wheeler's nephew, Rob-
ert Cameron, who is the son OF Cen
eral Cameron, one Of the founders OF
Greeley.
James Fl. Wing and Mrs. Charles
Curtis 0f Ault will be married to-
day. Mr.. Wing was formerly a
Greeley man and Mrs. Curtis Is one
OF the best known residents OF Ault,
having at one time owned large
part of the land upon which Ault Is
now located.
Mrs. Frank Green returned to her
homo in Denver last Friday after
five weeks visit with her sons,
George and leighton Green, and
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Tell. MIS-.
Green was one Of the pioneers OF
Greeley and lived here twenty-five
years.
Mrs. Helen McCaskell was taken
back to her home in Quincy, H.,
last Tuesday by her husband ana
mother, Mrs. Clark, who brought ner
hero four months ago, sunel'ne
with tuberculosis. Mrs. McCaske'l !
has but 4 few weeks to live and