The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-11

market. 'eei al MATHS
zen. and ladies' astride saddles
at = A, Gates.
.o''h Hay left Saturday for Kansas
CITY and points south.
MISS Carrie Sputh left Friday
'noll'hs ior week in Denver.
New Greeley city directories on
sale at Tribune Office, price 40 5o
Mfs' Cora Hertzog left Friday for
length. '
y. r. kemmerer left Monday for
the Black Hills country to be gone
about three weeks.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Allen will
take their summer outing in Vel.
lo"stone park this year.
Just arrived, carload of Herrick
rellleerators. All sizes and styles.
u. n Macarthur e. Co., agents.
Mrs lille Abbott arrived from
Jennings, La last week and has
Deen The guest of her nephew, c. H.
Wolfe.
The families of W. K. Stiffey, G.
U. statler, G. A. Ringle and j. II.
Hays enjoyed last Thursday spending
the day in the woods.
Mrs Mary A. Miller, formerly of
Eighth avenue, left the first of the
week, accompanied by her daughter
and niece, for Idaho Springs.
y. L. Rusesll of Num- was In
town Monday reporting that the
storm Of Friday helped rather than
hurt the country that far north.
| Mrs. c. o. Crawford was called to
Hutchinson, Kan. Sunday by the
serious illness of her mother. Mr..
Crawford accompanied her to Denver.
| Mrs. Baxter and daughter, Mrs.
Frank Gibson, left for Estes Park
Monday where they join Mr.. Baxter
and will occupy the Baxter cottage
for some weeks.
| VIM. Roehr OF Chicago and Mrs.
Amelia Hungenberg of Tuscorora,
New, were married July 6, 1907. by
6. O. Stevens, Justice of the peace,
at his home in Greeley.
/ The people of Num- and Dover en-
| joyed picnic northwest Of the
former town the Fourth. Neighbor-
hood people largely attended and a
patriotic social time was enjoyed.
Miss Myrtle English, who recently
completed years work as teacher
of music in the Fort Morgan schools,
has declined reelection and will
remain at home probably for the
next year.
A good natured and good looking
squad of Modern Woodmen from
Cheyenne paraded the streets Friday
morning as an aftermath of the Bert
houd celebration, giving some COM
]lpliYsAsary ye,is for Greeley.
MI. and Mrs. F. Robson, who
have been residents of Greeley since
the first of March, have been COM
PEELED to leave on account of Mrs.
Robison's health. The altitude
here does.'not..seem to agree with her.
Fourth of July social events were
too numerous to mention. Suffice 1t
to say Greeley and Weld county was
patriotic and happy, the local people
by the hundreds celebrated at
Eaton, Boulder, Berthoud and Den
yer.
Word comes from Aurora, ILL.,,
that Rev. Petty and family are en-
joying their new location very much.
At present Mrs. Petty-3nd Midget
are at the lakes. The family are IN
rooms until a suitable house can be
secured.
One Of the Greeley churches bears
the legend above the door Dream
and,'' which isn't intended as
Joke or statement of a patent fact,
but it'happens to be the name OF an
Illustrated picture show Temporarily
in the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Starr and his
daughters, Anna and Mildred. their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cotton
aud son, and MIR. aud Mrs. Z. l.
Neill left Tuesday for Estes Park
where they have engaged cottage
and will spend two weeks.
Mrs. G. w. Ritter and daughter,
Miss Lou Ritter, who attended the
Thompson. Sanford wedding ana nave
been visiting friends here SINCE re-
turned to their home in Ogden,
Utah, Monday. Mrs Ida SANFORD
accompanied them for mohoh
visit.
A d W;ll;c }c n recent arrival III