The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-21

visit. ''''ay Tor few days
Mis' Stella Henderson went to
.S ns.Ui last Friday for weeks visit
with her daughter. '''''
rev J'L. Beyl of Denver pyeacbsd
DO.n L., morning and evening at the
nap'is' Church last Sunday.
Delta James of Eaton returned
nome last Thursday after a sho,t
v1s'. with her aunt, Mrs. A. O.
JONI Johnson left "Wednesday FIR
Loug beach, Calf, for a visit with
h's brother. He will be awav a
/ month Or two.
MIS-, D. II. Burke, who chaperoned
the Fort Morgan girls basket bali |
team was the guest of Mrs. w. H,
Gil while in Greeley.
Ira Noel of Casper, wyo., arrived
IN areeley last Thursday for a Wis
win ms sisters, Mrs. P. F. Dayen
and Mrs. W. W. Hibbard.
n. .. Hunter, who has been oc-
cupyihg the residence at 1928 Fourth
street, has moved one door west,
Mr.. Hunter owns both properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Knowles re.
turned to Fort Lupton last Saturday
after visit with their daughters,
Mrs. A. X. Clark and Mrs. J. w.
Ramsey.
Perry Mead came to Greeley Sat-
urday evening and returned to Dem
YER Sunday evening with the twins
and his sister, Mabel Mead, who will
keep house for him.
Mrs. Geneva ]. Lewis has recently
located at 1906 Fourth street. Mrs.
Lewis came from Illinois the first of
the year and is daughter of L.
Stewart Of Fifth street.
/. Rottschild last week sold to NJ.
ID. Spencer, through B. F. Woorduff,
lot 6 and part of lot I, just east of
the railroad on Fifth street, running
south to the alley. The price was
81, 700.
Mrs. Fred Williams und daughter.
Mrs. Charles Vjnson, left last Mon
day evening for Seattle to join Mr..
Vinson, who is now located there.
Mr.. Williams accompanied them as
far as Cheyenne.
County Treasurer P. w. Allen last
Thursday sent $l7,SOO to the state
treasurer, as the states share Of the
taxes collected here during Feb
ruary. This beats the record by
$6, 800 for the corresponding month
last year.
Mrs Harry Thompson returned
last Friday from weeks visit with
relatives in Fort Morgan. She was
accompanied on her return by her
cousin, Miss Alice Baker, who came
to the basket ball game and returned
home Saturday,.
Kenneth Baird, the little son Of
Mr. and Mrs. c. 81 Baird, fell from
couch one day last week, striking
his head on stand and cutting an
ugly cash in his forehead. The In
jury is not serious and the little fel-
low is recovering nicely.
Mrs. r. A. Dalzell of Cedar
Rapids, Ia. and her sister, Mrs. T..
B. Gormley, of Windosr were guests
of Mrs. Ben II. Florance last Friday.
Mrs. Dalzell left in the evening for
her home. She has been visiting In
Windsor the last two months.
A. C. Fouts, plumber at j. D..
Potter's, who has been making his
home at 1902 Eighth avenue, re-
Gently took possession of the Stover
furnished home at GIL Fourteenth
avenue. The Stover family are
spending some time in California.
B. B. Beamer, 14o1 Eleventh
street, was at Fort Collins Monday
on sightseeing trip. He stopped
off at Winusor Tuesday while en-
route home and visited hts brother,
b. f. Beamer. He was accompanied
by lis hrother-in.law, John r. Sipes,
of Eddyville, Ia, who is here on
visit
=. Work is progressing rapidly on the
installation of. the new machinery at
the Home Electric Light Il Power
company's plant. The two largest
fly wheels in Greeley arrived last
Thursday for this plant. 1t required
a whole fiat car to carry them, their
weight being ..32, 900 pounds. The
two new gas engines have also arrived
and are now being installed.
The Baraca club, which consists OF
fifteen boys of the Sunday school
,I,cS nf Mfaa Cortrude Norris OF the