The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-10

III Hreeley la8J thursday enfOOue
from Berthoud to Foochow, China.
where Mr.. Billing has an appoint
ment to teach In the Methodist Mis-
sion Normal school at that place.
They will sail from San Francisco on
the Siberia and will be four weeks
on the way.
Mrs. q. F.. Kirkham and children
left last Saturday for Lehi, Utah.
After a visit there she goes to AL
berta. Canada, to join her husband
who went there few weeks ago.
Mr.. Kilkham was employed In the
sugar factory here several years and
has similar position in a sugar fac.
tory at his new location.
The Greeley Ministerial associa-
tion held their monthly meeting last
Monday forenoon In the study of the
First NJ. e. church. DIR. j. A.
Davis read paper on How to
Create Interest In Evangelistic
Work." followed by a discussion by
the pastors. There were fourteen
ministers present from Greeley and
vicinity.
William Hopper and his wife,
formerly Mrs. X. Clark, are said to
have ended their romance and agreed
upon living apart, although no di-
vorce will be asked for at the present
time Each retained attorneys last
Tuesday and an agreement was
reached by which Mrs. Hopper will
be maintained separately. They
were married July 10 of the present
year.
J. G. Kendel was the host of a
stag dinner last Tuesday, which was
planned by his mother as celebra-
tion of his twenty-frst birthday.
Covers were laid for six and the
guests, who were members of the
Normal faculty, we're Prof. Bullock,
Messrs. Fl. w. Hockbaum, L. A
Adams, Marshal Pancoast and Ran
dolph An elaborate turkey dinner
was served.
Miss Mary Johnson, who was
teaching at HiIlsboro, has been
Obliged to give up her school for a
few weeks on account OF the serious
illness of her brother, Harry John.
son. who has been very low with
typhoid fever. Miss Emma L. Albee
substituted three weeks for Miss
johnson and Monday went to Num-
to teach. The Hlillsboro school Is
closed this week awaiting Miss John
sons return. ...
MIR. and Mrs E. H. Rust went to
Denver last Tuesday to attend the
wedding OF Mrs. Rust's sister, Mrs.
Laura Ogilvie, to Edward Cox, a
merchant of Jacksonville, Ill. Mrs.
ORilvie has been the madame In
charge OF the dresskmaking depart-
ment at A. T. Lewis and Sons for
several years. Mr.. and Mrs. Rust
remained for few days visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Fl. w. Cowan,
at whose home the wedding took
place.
County Judge Nixon last Friday
denied the petition of the CLAYTON
Investment company for the with
drawal from the city of tract of
land lying north of Second street
The argument in favor of the petit
tion was that the land was good only
for agricultural purposes and that
the opening of streets through there
would take up great deal OF land
that would otherwise be productive.
The new Empson packing plant Is
located on part of the tract In
question.
Mrs. Fannie ID. w. Hardin of the
Hardin hotel of Denver was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Sterling
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Potter sew
eral days last week and returned to
Denver Friday evening. The five
made trip to Hardin and return
last Thursday in Mr.. Potter's auto
in two hours and fifteen minutes.
Mrs. Hardin came to Colorado In
1861 and when she moved to Greeley
there was cactus growing In maill
street. The town of Hardin where
thew lived number ct years was
named for them. Since her hus-
hands death Mrs. Hardin has lived
in Denver.
New Class in Music.