The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-26

Mrs. Mary Boggs Of Kent, Ia, 10
visiting her son, George Hartman.
Charles Clark and Paul Purcell
attended the festival at Ault last
Friday.
Mrs. Mary Ollie returned last Fri
day from Caldwell, Ida., where she
spent her vacation.
William Myers of ConnelvilIe,
Mo-, was the guest of j. w, Foun-
tain one day last week.
Miss Lena P!eak returned last
Thursday from Denver and Silverton
where she spent her vacation.
Mrs. Mary Bovd OF Sparta. ILL.,,
arrived here Monday morning for =
visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. B.
Tisdell.
Toby Lyons, heading distin.
guished cast Of sixty-fve funmskers,
at the Greeley opera house Friday
evening, Sept. q.
Miss Elizabeth Floyd came down
from Denver Tuesday to visit her
sister, Miss Lillian Floyd, and assist
at the millinery opening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Bemis left
the last Of the week for Providence.
R. L., after spending the summer
with his sister, Mrs. A. G. Wilson.
Miss Rose Ebert of Denver comes
to Greeley tomorrow for visit with
Mrs. Arthur Sutor. Miss Ebert is
stenographer for Walgrens Printing
company.
E. G. Randolph of Nation, ILL.,,
arrived here last Thursday and began
his work as assistant in the grammar
department of the training school
at the Normal.
William Bailey and sou of New.
ton, Colo, came here Sunday evening
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. B. #.
Woodruff. They expect to remain
here through the fall.
r. L. Simpson returned Monday
from several weeks spent In Chicago
and eastern cities on business. Mr..
Simpson also visited his sister in Ar.
kansas two weeks and had splendid
time
Mrs. Dave Wyatt and son, Will.
liam, of Denver attended the Ault
festival aud stopped at Greeley Fri
day for few days visit with Mr..
aud Mrs. L. L. Wyatt and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. b. Wyatt. II
j. A. Wells of Tomah, Wis, and
daughter, Miss Minnie Wells, Of
Camp Douglas, Wis.,, arrived hers
last Saturday for visit with MI.
and Mis-. Charles e. Clark. Mr..
Wells is Mrs. Clark's uncle. Z
Mrs, Katherine Brown leaves to-
day for lreton,, Ia, for avisit with
Rev and..Mr II. f. Wallace. Rev.
Wallace was the first pastor of the
United Presbyterian church IN Gree
ley.
Mrs. j. w. Wendlick came down
from Wyoming last Tuesday and
after short stay here will return.
Mrs. Wendlick has spent the last six
weeks with her husband, who is
foreman of the pile driver crew on
the c. s. S. in Wyoming.
Mrs. VIII Wilson and children
came down from Torrington, Wyo.,
last Tuesday. They have been
there through the summer proving
up on a claim and will now live Oh
their ranch in Lone Tree. Mr.. Will
son and son came home overland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens OF
Ault have moved to Greeley and are
living at l4O2 Seventh street. Mr..
Stevens had the misfortune to lose
his right hand in the crusher OF
concrete mill last winter. He is
now taking a course In tue business
college here.
Millinery opening Friday and Sat
urday of this week. We want you
to see the most up-to-date line OF
millinery In Weld county, also our
line of winter coats, jackets and
furs, which is the best and cheapest
line we have ever bought. Come
and see them. Red Front.
Alfred milford. son of DR.. and
Mrs C, II. Mulford of this city, IS
visiting his parents. He has been IN
San Francisco for some time, MI
Milford is musician Of ability and
lately has been playing with the
Midland band of Colorado Springs
He will spent the winter in Ne"
York.
The girls of the Delta Phi Omega
sorority entertained with an after
noon porch party at the nome OF
,,;ss Georpia Crawford Saturday