The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18

"nef Dedrick Of Ault was the
guest Of Greeley friends sunday. SS. '"s
MIS- Anna Cummings was a pas.
sehRef 70 Denver Saturday for three
dlys. 'o0
MIS- M sellinger of Rich Hill, Mo-,
Is the guest of the Seilinger home nm
Fifth street. e o'i
MISS hull Of Gilcrest, who has
been tne guest Of her sister on Ninth
street, returned home Saturday.
6. A. VanBuren was a business
visitor TO Cortez. Colo., Monday in.
tending to remain two or three
days.
Mrs. James Winter and little
daughter left Saturday evening for a
weeks visit with Mrs. Della Twist.
formerly Of Greeley.
E. 3. Fhlmer started on a trim to
Philadelphia Saturday for a summer
pleasure trip and from that place
"s' o. ~ AoHOpdIl, NeV,
T. A. Phillips of Denver. who has
been In Cheyenne, spent Saturday
with his sister, Mrs. W. o. Cock,
while on his way back home.
Miss Fannie Candlin entertained
the Greeley Y at her home FRIDAY
evening This is a business and
social session held every two weeks.
Mrs. T. j. Jackson and children
left for Dickinson county, Kan. i,
Friday morning where they will
spend two weeks with Mrs. Jackson's
brother.
Mrs. Strelow and the Misses Sire
low, who have been guests at the
Strelow home on Third avenue, re.
turned to their home In Milwaukee
Friday morning.
Moss Patt, in the employ of the
Ninth street market, goes to Salt
Lake City in a few days to remain
permanently. He has secured a de.
sirable position there.
D. C. Roger has sold out his bust
ness college to the Poudre Valley
College company, which now has
schools at Fort Collins and Boulder.
Mr.. Roger will remain in Greeley.
The McElroy building. occupied
by ]. E. Jones and the Union tea
store. is having the brick work re.
moved and new iron cornice uni
form with adjoining buildings pu,
in place.
John Barrett of Fort Morgan anc
Floyd Barrett of Frankfort, Kan,
are spending several days with thell
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs d. F
Wherry and family OF 1923 Thir
teenth avenue.
Miss Reynolds of Rock Island
Ill.,, who has spent her summel
Vacations here formerly, arrived Fri
day morning for some weeks at thu
home of her sister, Mrs o. F. Bro
mas, rqe Ninth street.
Joseph Otoupalik has sold hi
home on Tenth street to G. Y. Ally
and MIR. Otoupalik will remove t.
Denver in September to take
course in dentistry. At present HI
is manager of the Phoenix bakery.
Susie Michael, daughter of j. NJ
Michael, found large centipede il
her mothers bedroom last Thursdal
while sweeping the floor. Sh'
brought the specimen to town In ;
glass jar to make sure that 1T was +;
centipede.
A Greeley preacher captured hi!
audience Sunday evening by the an
nouncement after the preliminarie:
of the service, that, as it was some
what warm he would preach only tel
minutes and those desiring mar
would have to hurry.
The town Of Hudson is keeping
pace with the other new districts Of
the county in development, according
to reports. They have genera
merchant, F. F. Smith, doing q
thriving business and lumber yard
and MOTEL are late projects.
Mrs. Fred Mason, northeast Of
Greeley, entertained the Social clut
Friday. The meeting was of the
nature OF thimble party and re-
freshments were served. This club
is purely social one of the neigh
borhood and is composed of eighteen
members.
Charles Adams, young man haul
ing hay to the barn of the East Side
grocery, fell from the load last Wed
nesday afternoon and was seriously
injured. One of his shoulders was
broken and he also received other
severe injuries. He was taken to
o1-,,e,, ,phora ha was