The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-06

Febri.tone is perfectly harmless,
even to the babe
Mrs. Alex Mead went to Denver
Saturday, returning Tuesday.
Emmett Keefe went to Denver
Thursday, returning Saturday.
Rev. A. o. Leafgren returned
last Thursday from weeks trip to
Holdredge. Neb.
Mrs. G. A. Granger has been
spending a few days in Greeley,
guest at the new Camheld.
Miss Lillian Floyd went to Dem
YER Sunday for two weeks visit with
her father, DR.. A. E. Floyd.
Miss Nettie Talbot returned to
her home in Kersey last Saturday
after spending the school year here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Vermilyea. who
have been living here, went to
Scott's Bluff last Thursday to make
their home.
Miss Jessie Mills. who teaches
fourth grade, went to Denver last
Friday. She will spend her vaca-
tion at her home there.
H. B. Wallace and william
Grimes, the latter from Ohio, went
to Colorado Springs last Saturday to
make climb of Pixies Peak.
Mrs. j. P. German Of Denver is
attending the commencement exer-
cises at the Normal this week. Her
daughter, Edith, is one of the gradu-
ates.
Mrs. Jennie Kelley returned to
Denver last Saturday, after attend
ing the graduating exercises of the
Normal high school, from which her
niece, Myrtle Camp, graduated.
John S. Davis left last Friday for
Denver where he Joined his wife and
baby. and together they will make
tour Of the satte for little vacation
trip. They will be away about two
weeks.
r. w. Cormack Of Clarinda, Ia,
was called here last Thursday by the
serious illness of his daughter, Mrs.
G. S. Mills, who is in the Greeley
hospital recovering from an appen-
dicitis operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Brown and
son, James, of Blairsburg. Ia, ar
rived in Greeley Wednesday Of last
week. Mr.. Brown is merchant
there and they came west for the
benefit of the hoy's health.
Mrs. Ida Hall and daughter,
Rubie, left last Thursday for Deer
field, Mo-. to make their home.
They we're accompanied by Mrs.
Hall's mother, Mrs. Lydia Manson,
who has been Visiting here the last
month.
Capt. and Mrs. M. j.. Hogarty,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bruce g. Eaton and
children left Monday morning for an
eastern trip. Their first stop will
be in Washington. They will visit
the exposition, Philadelphia and
various points and return in an auto
In September.
Daniel Brown, living in the
southern part of the county, filed
map last Saturday of the Brown re-
servoir. 1t will be small private
lake with capacity Of $500, 900
cubic feet of water and the estimated
cost will be s2, 100. 1t will draw its
supply from Big Dry creek.
Attend the Swedish Sororis bazar
next Saturday evening at Carl j.
Carlson's, 1927 Ninth avenue. \
short literary program will be rend-
cred and lunch can be had. A num-
Ger of fine pieces of handiwork will
be disposed of. The members OF the
sororis will be dressed in the Swed-
ish provincial costumes.
Mrs. Josephine Neutze entertained
company of friends with an infor-
nal musicale last Thursday evening
in honor of her brother, N. E. Will
son OF Annapolis, Md. A pleasant
social evening was enjoyed and some
excellent musical numbers given by
Misses Luna Smith, Ellie Chappel elow'
Mrs. Ruth Thompson and Theodore
Glazier on the violin. Dainty re-
freshments Of ice cream and cake
were served.
L.F. Kreymborg and Mrs. c. W.
Overturf returned to their homes III
Omaha last Friday, after week
STAY in Greeley. They are brother
fn.law and sister -in.law of w. b.
Morledge, the freight conductor VINO
was injured here last week, and were
called here by his serious condition L
Friday the doctor pronounced the :