The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-23

was ocIlOuSlY III IhSU
WIN an attack of quinsy.
MIS- E, NJ. Ribkey of New Wind.
sOt was IN Greeley on business last
Thursday. "''
hooert Wright came down from
noit Collins Friday for a few days'
WISH with relatives.
Miss Ella Wilson, who has been
attehalng tie Normal. left last Fri.
Gay ior her home in Jetmore, Kan.
MIS-. J, G. Evans and grandson,
robert Langtry, went to Boulder
sunday for Il visit with Mrs. Nellie
Smith.
Mrs. Wilfred Bliss and son went
20 Denver last Friday for few days
vIslt with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Mitchell.
A. X. DIETRICH of Monte Vista
spent Monday in Greeley with his
daughter. Miss Carrie, who is at
tending the Normal.
Theodore Glazier came home last
monday morning from the California
university where he is a student.
he has spent two years there now.
The Baptist Young Peoples union
VIII give social this evening at the
bone of Mr.. and Mis-. M. A. Lyons,
1886 Eighth avenue. All invited to
attend.
E. II. Rust had the misfortune to
haye his shoulder dislocated last
week. The accident was caused by
the horses starting as he was climb.
Ing In wagon.
n Walker Whiteside, Howard Gould
and Miss May Buckley will be seen
In The Magic Melody" with an all
star cast at the Greeley opera house
Thursday, May 30th.
Charles Rasmussen and family,
who have been living on Twelfth
street, moved last week to their
ranch four miles east, where new
house has just been completed.
Mrs. f. T. Ranney, who has been
spending the winter on the western
coast, returned to Greeley last Mon
day evening and will make her home
with her daughter, Mrs. F. A.
Draper.
Captain and Mrs. NJ. j. Hogarty
arrived in Greeley last Monday after
eighteen months sojourn at National
City, Calf. They expect to remain
In Greeley through tile summer and
possibly longer.
Rev. John A. Duff, who was pastor
OF the United Presbyterian church
In 1892, occupied the pulpit of that
church last Sunday morning. Mr.
Duff is attending the meeting Of the
general Presbytery In Denver.
\ .Sln. william Normile and daugh
u; Arlene, left Saturday for thei
former home in franklin, Penn.
after about two years stay in Gree
ley. Mr.. Normile will remain her'
until fall and will then follow them
Mn. Ed Collier and two children
OF Cripple Creek came to Greeley las,
Thursday for visit with Mrs. W.
D. Balcom. The family are moving
to Windsor where Mr. Collier ha!
been transferred as ticket agent fol
the G. & S.
John C. Mosher went last Thurs
day to Grand Junction and different
points across the range. Pau
Mosher, who has been spending sew
eral months at Buckhorn ranch neal
will return with his father
TO Greeley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Webb and son
Of Fort Collins were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Mosher the last OF
the week. Miss Margaret Webb, a
teacher of Denver,
came to Greeley Thursday and visited
At the Mosher home several days.
Rev. and Mrs. G. f. Douhan en-
the Ladies Aid society OF
the Swedish Baptist church last Fri.
day evening. After short study OF
! missionary topic and a talk by the
pastor a social hour was enloyed
with music and refreshments. ABOUT
torty.five were present.
The Colorado land & Orchard
company was Incorporated here last
by A. L. Kittle, James H.
Hays, W. G. Chambers, f, W. kei-
ley and Hardy Blaine. The com,
pany expects to develop fruit lana
md grow fruit in Delta county.
The capital stock is $50, 600.
Don't fail to attend the concert at
First Presbyterian church this even
Ing. 1t will be the treat OF ohe
season. All of the good OLD songs
- aex,, ,,>ors ,,o will he repeated Dy