The Greeley tribune., 1907-11-21

Saturday In Ault.
E. L. CIarkson left Wednesday
ior q trip to Kirksville, Mo.
George Horne went to Denver Sat.
urday to attend the football game.
n. F. Flower returned last Friday
evening from several days stay In
Denver.
+. e. Rockwell went to Sterling
last Saturday for few days visit
with his parents.
Charles f. Clark and E. n.
Downey went to Denver last Satur.
day to see the football game.
Mrs. F. NJ. Scott went to Denver
Saturday for several days visit with
her son, DR.. Coryell Scott, and wife.
Prof. W. Z. Chambers made his
fortnightly trip to Denver Friday to
lecture at the Ladies club In that
city.
Watch for the announcement Of
Mrs. Genge's exhibit and sale of
hand painted china, which will ap.
pear later.
Mrs. Irving Miller was brought
from AuIt to the Greeley hospital
last Thursday, suffering with COM
plication Of diseases.
Mrs. w. D. Balcom entertained
the young ladies Of Saint Margaret's
guild at her home, TO Fifteenth
street, Wednesday evening.
Earl Morgan aud sister, Gladys,
went to Denver last Saturday to see
the football game They have two
brothers on the Colorado Springs
team.
Miss Clara Broderhauser Of Evans
lost beautiful gold watch which
was a gift from her parents and last
week 1t was restored to lier through
an ad in the Tribune.
Miss Ruth Brush came over from
Loveland the last of the week and
was accompanied on her return Sun
day by Miss Irene Sullivan. @. f.
Bell and Jared Brush in the auto.
Miss Rose Puttiloff left last Friday
for her home In Kanass City, after
four months visit with Mrs. f. L.
Scanlon. Mrs. Scanlon accompanied
her as far as Denver for three davs'
stay.
In the county court last SATURDAY.
Mrs. Mary Rodarmel was granted u
divorce from Gotlep Rodarme on
charge Of cruelty. She was also al
lowed to take her maiden name of
Mary Eckhardt.
MIR. and Mrs. T. Fl. Dinsmore and
Mrs. Dinsmore's sister, Mrs. T f.
Houghton, left Saturday for Pali-
sades. Colo, to attend the funeral of
Edgar Zupke. who is grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dinsmore. 4
Mrs. Eva Williams Of Pittsheld,
H., arrived here last Saturday for a
visit at the homes of David Spires
and NJ. N. Slaven. Mrs. Williams
is a neice Of the two families. She
will return to her home In week.
Prof. Arthur Kendel of Alamosa
attended the funeral of his wife's
mother, Mrs. J.. W. Sanborn, and
returned to his school duties. Mrs.
Kendel remained for several days and
left the last of the week for Alamosa.
Miss Fannie Mines of Detroit ar
rived here last Friday for a visit
with Mrs. w. Fl. Farr. The two
ladies we're schoolm2tes in Port
Stanley, Canada. Miss Mines ex'
poets to spend the winter in Colo
RADIO.
Miss Anna Scott entertained
company of teachers last Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Isabel
Rienks. The young ladies enjoyed
the usual good time together and the
hostess served refreshments late In
the evening.
Mrs. william Blackman and two
children left last Thursday for their
home in Hays, Kan, after two
months' visit with Mrs. Blackman'
father, Henry Schwartz, and sisters,
Mesdames Nate Stone. w. S. Tour
tellotte and Walter Ring.
Mrs. M. ]. Hurlbut, who has spent
the last two years with her nephew,
n. f, Hurlbut, and family, left last
week for Fort Collins to visit rela-
tiyes. She will then visit In Pueblo
a few weeks and go on to her nome
in Toledo, o., for the holidays.
Mr., aud Mrs. Bert Pier have
hopuht a home in Denver near the
c,ty mark and will move there tAis
week, MIR. Pier leaves tooay anu
the family will follow the hrst VI
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