The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-12
Little Locals

Underwear ana bIdnhetn AT 'H'
Meyer Store, Tl3 Main street.
Mrs. II L. Medearis made busl'
ness trip to Ault last Saturday
Born, Wednesday, Sept. H. to Mr.,
and Mrs. Willis Hin, a daughter
Buy your heavy work harness ana
driving harness of Frank L. BIunt.
Verne Thorp of Washington,
Kan. is visiting his sister, Mrs, {.
X, Collins.
]. C. Rece bookkeeper for the
sugar factory. will leave next week
for Tonopah, New
Buy underwear at the Ramsay Dry
Gods Co., and be well pleased, but
not tickled to death.
Mrs. NJ. A. McClain returned to
Denver yesterday after a week 5 Visit
with Mrs. d. d. Wallace.
Mrs. Mary Ollie left last Monday
for Caldwell, Ida, where she Will
visit ten days with relatives.
Mrs. Carrie Newer and baby came
over from Longmont Thursday for
visit with Mrs. W. O. Wright.
Guy Watson, Frank Stroll and
John West returned to Golden to at
tend the school of mines this year.
FL. L. Post of Weyauwega, Wis 3,
arrived in Greeley last week, and has
accepted position with E. 5. Car
rithers,
Charles X. Collins of Carrithers' |
store was called to Pomona, Calf,
last Monday by the serious illness of
his mother.
Morris Mills underwear for men,
all weol: eyelV garment shrunk be-
fore made. sl.25 a garment. The
Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. G. B. Berger returned last
Saturdy from seven weeks visit in
Iowa. Mrs. Berger visited relatives
and friends in Des Moines, Cedar
Falls and Dubuque.
j. ". Harrison of Hobart, Okla,
visited Sunday and Monday with his
son, L. R. Harrison He was en-
route for Kremmling, Colo, where he
will visit his other sons.
Mrs. NJ. T Goldsworthy and two
daughters, Monica and Anita, who
have lived here the last year, left
"Wednesday for Los Angeles, where
the young ladies will attend school.
George Fl. West returned Sunday |
evening from six weeks trip to
Portland and Seattle. Mrs West,
who made the trip with him, re-
turned two weeks ago. On his re-
turn Mr. West visited A. E. Gipson
at Caldwell, Ida. Mr.. Gipson was
postmaster at Greeley eight years.
Lawrence Gipson. son of A. f. |
Gipson, formerly of Greeley, now OF
Caldwell, Ida, who recently re-
turned from his studies at Oxford,
Eng, where he won Rhodes
scholarship, has been selected to
teach English and French in the
University of Idaho, located at Cald-
we'll.
Roddy McClennan, the s-year-old
son of MIR. and Mrs. John McClen-
nan. living near the corner of Four
teenth avenue and Second street, was
kicked in the back and badly injured
by horse at about noon yesterday.
One rib was broken and it is thought
the boy otherwise is badly hurt in
ternally.
Rev John Doane returned home
Saturday from five weeks vacation
spent at Madaline. Island in Lake
Superior. Rev. Doane's two SOD
we're with him and returned to their
school work last week, John to
Oberlin college, and Leroy to the
Case School of Applied Sciences at
Cleveland, o.
Mrs. c. B. Tisdal was the hostess
of dinner party at her pleasant
country home Wednesday. The
guests with the hostess were all
formerly residents of Sparta, Ill.
Those present were Mesdames S. A
Blair, F. c. Morrison, Matt Preston,
John Craig, A. F. Stratton, Ed
Campbell, Will Morrison of Evans
and Miss Elizabeth Morrow.
]. B. McCutcheon returned the
first of last week from Monmouth,
ILL.,, where he was called by the seri
GUS Illness of his father. His father
underwent dangerous operation anc
is recovering. Mrs. B. D. Harper
and Miss Mary McCutcheon returned
the last of the week and Miss MARY
left two days later for Minera
Wells, Tex, where she will teach
this year.
Wallace & Van Antwerp arr
finally located in their new barbe
shop in. Morrison's old stand, and tn,