The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-08
Little Locals.

j. B. Gullbrandt went to Denver
Tuesday on businss trip.
DIR. and MIS-. j. A. Weaver went
to Denver last Tuesday to visit
friends.
G. S. Darrow of Boise, Ida, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Greeley
visiting his son.
School boards should see Imboden
about their school books, tablets.
etc. See to this now.
Mrs. ]. S. Cradle and daughter,
Mrs. d. d. Sturgeon. went to Dem
yer last Tuesday for few days
visit.
Theodore Glazier left Monday for
Berkeley, Calf, where he will enter
his third year In the University of
California.
Jesse Gale, W. B. Starr, Charles
Jackson and Frank Ollie left yester-
day for two weeks stay at thinner
mans on the Poudre.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fl. Fowler, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Page from Olive
Branch we're here attending the
chautauqua last week.
Miss Catherine Stokes returned on
Tuesday night from a trip in the
east. Miss Stokes will teach the
coming year in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam johnson went
to Denver Saturday where Mrs.
Johnson had an operation performed
for a tumor. She is recovering
nicely.
Miss Ina Ramsay left Greeley
Wednesday morning for New York
city where she will join Miss Mary
Daley and sail for Germany for
years study of music.
Mrs. J. H. BIrdsall having bought
out my millinery business she has
my good will and l recon- mend her
to my former customers for their
mutual good. Miss Eta Myer.
Mrs. w. H. Snoddy and daughter,
Martha, of Las Aninas arrived in
Greeley the last of the week for q
visit with H. Reynolds and family.
Mrs. Snoddy and Mrs. Reynolds are
sisters.
Miss Hake, who has been indis-
posed the past week, is around again
and will sing Sunday In Trinity
church. In Miss Hake's absence
last Sunday Miss Ina Ramsay sang a
beautiful solo.
While on their eastern trip George
NJ. Houston and wife met Rev. F.
M. Sheldon ON a pleasure boat on the
Hudson river. Mr.. Sheldon expects
to make old friends in Greeley a
visit the latter part of August.
H. H. Duffield has resigned as
ticket agent for the U. P. and G.
s. S. and j. o. Custer of Manhatten,
KAN, who has been employed in the
freight depot here for six weeks, will
take the place vacated by Mr.. Duff
field.
Mrs. j. V. Crone and small son
will return from few weeks visit
in Boulder the last of the week.
Mrs Ida Woods of Gardner. Ill, who
is a schoolchum of Mrs. Crone, is in
Greeley and will surprise her with
visit on her return.
Mrs. E. p. Lambert Of St. Louis,
who has been visiting her uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. Goodwin,
ten days, left Tuesday for Lusk,
Wyo. Mrs. Lambert is an officer OF
the w. r. c. of St. Louis. She Is
delighted with Greeley.
Miss Helen Van Tuyle and daugh.
ter of Dowagiac, Mich, left last
Tuesday for Trinidad after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howard.
After spending a week in Trinidad
with Mrs. Axel Johnson Mrs. Van
Tuyle will go to her home
Tuesday, July 30, Mrs. S. J.
Mumper celebrated her seventy
eighth birthday. Her children,
Frank. Abram, Elizabeth. Mrs.
Anna Wallace and her little daugh-
ter. villa, and friend, who have
heen visiting Mrs. Mumper for some
time, we're present.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Kiley and Miss
Mary Chapman of Blue RaplaS'
Kan, left for their home yesterday
after months visit with MIR. ana
Mrs. j. W. Atkinson. The laoleS
are neices of Mrs. Atkinson. MI,
and Mrs. Kiley, Miss Chapman ana
Mrs Atkinson ST ent Monday WIN
friends in Eaton.
Mrs. Ralph King was the hostess
Of a delightful luncheon last fr'uaS
!, honor of her cousin, Mrs. LOUISE