The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-08
Little Local


Mrs, A. V. Duhield OF Lovehnd
spent Sunday with her son, H. II,
Dutlield.
Rosen & Thore!l Shoe company.
sl4 Eighth avenue, mems, womb ;
and chidren's footwear.
Mrs. j. c. McCreery Of JulesHnrg
came to Greeley Tuesday for bwO
weeks visit with Mrs. A, w. Wac.
die and other friends.
A sample of the q. S. standh I'd
voting machine was on exhibition
in the court house last Monday hni
Tuesday. The county commissioners
are considering the economy Of Tut
ting in machines in some of the vot
ing precincts of the county.
Mrs. Stella Brilliant of Pittsbtrg
Penn. arrived in Greeley last Satur.
day for three weeks visit with ler
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Truby.
She was accompanied by MiSsss
Laura and Deta Cameron, who Have
been visiting two months in d..
diana and Michigan.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin and daugb.
ter, Harriet. who came here July
for visit with their son Snd
brother, r. G. Martin. left last
Monday for their home. The ladies
spent two weeks Of the time With
relatives in Lander, Wyo., Returning
to Greeley last Friday.
Mrs. George O. Stevens and daugh.
ter, Mrs. L. B. Kidder. and George
Kldder returned the last Of the week
from Salt Lake City where they have
been visiting relatives. Mrs. Kid.
der and George have been away about
two months and Mrs. Stevens left
about three weeks ago.
Mrs Smith Of Denver, who fur.
nished much Of the material for
decorations In last years Harvest
Festival will be in Greeley today,
Thursday. at the Camfield hotel, to
take orders for paper flowers and
decorations. Her goods last year
gave perfect satisfaction.
Little Joseph Newman OF Denver
returned with his aunt, Mrs. Anna
Langtry, last week for a visit in
Greeley. Mrs. Frank Newman and
younger son, Eugene, came from
Denver this week and will visit sey.
eral weeks with her mother, Mrs. J.
G. Evans, and sister, Mrs. Anna
Langtry.
In spite of the high price of feed.
Ing stock several Of the regular lamb
feeders here are going into the busi.
ness again. w. II. Farr boHlht
IL, 900 head of feeders few days ago
and others are also placing orders.
There will be fewer of the snail
and inexperienced feeders in The
field than usual.
Sept. has been set by the county
commissioners as the date Of hearing
on petition for the new proposed |
Henrylyn Irrigation district in the
vicinity of Hudson. The matter has
been before the commissioners before
but owing to some technical error In
the petition action could not be
taken at the time.
Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Bons retnrned
Monday evening from visit to Salt
Lake City and Rawlins, Wyo. Mrs.
Bons has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. W. d. Fansher, in Salt Lake
City for month and Mr. Bons vent
out two weeks ago. They stoned
in Rawlins to visit Mr.. Bons' siste,
few days on their return.
Mrs. P. F. Daven and daughter
Halle, went to Denver last Tuesday,
with Mrs. DaveD's cousin. Nice
SAME Noel, who has been VISITING
here the last month. Miss Noel viii
visit Salt Lake City, Los ApgeIas
Portland and Canada before return.
ing home. Mrs. Daven and dan,b.
ter VIII return to Greeley In few
days. ~"
Paul West and Harry Bliss 70.
turned last Thursday evening from
four weeks fishing trip on tho
Mi"higan, They came in advance of
the rest of the party wbo uoro
Obliged to stop while enrou,e boro
on account of one Of their horses got
ting lame. The others Of rhe ,ss.n .
are John West, Karl Bills, and :
Arthur DeiTke "-'H .
Judge J. L. Garrigues reroir,a
.e'egram announcing the death Of /.
MS u orother-In'law, Frank Redmond. .
at CRAB Orchard, Neb. He Iatt !.
tuesday morning for that nr,.a 4.
MIS- Frank Redmond, nee ua,tt. +.
"arr'gues, who taught in the CreoIa,, !.
schools several years ago, has Lrcn ~ !.
d sanltarium in Los Ar,o,. ~