The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-31

| "is' Julla " DOunell left last
SUNDAY for Dallas, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Eaton spent
two days last week In Estes Park.
Miss Vera Hull returned to Gil.
crest Monday after short visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
children went to Denver last Satur-
day for three days stay.
Mrs. j. A. Hale of Patteyille and
son, Bert Hale, from Yampa, Colo,
were in Greeley last Thursday.
5. e. Moore, who has been visit
Ing his father for some time, left
Sunday for his home in Lewiston,
Mont.
w. ID. Cooper, who was injured in
the runaway which caused the death
OF Fl. A. Hickman, is improving and
able TO be about
Mrs. j. r. Thompson left last
Monday for her home in Woodworth,
La, after two months visit with
her sister, Mrs. Maggie Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs John Conner and
two sons, Joseph and William, Of
Buffalo, N. Y, came to Greeley a
few weeks ago and have decided to
remain.
Ray Wilson of Elliott, Ia. arrived
here last Thursday for a Weeks
visit with Il. j. Hall and family
Mr.. Wilson was enroute home from
Billings, Mont.
Warren Taylor of Paona, Colo,
was in Greeley last week on bust.
ness trip for the Fruit Growers 'as-
ISOLATION Of that country. MIR. Tay-
lor is cousin to r. E. Pollock.
Miss Luella Wylie Of Toledo, O.,
who has been visiting her uncle,
Rev. j. NJ. Wylie, and family since
June l., left Tuesday for Chicago.
Miss Wylie is delighted with Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. Louise Palmer returned last
Friday from eight weeks stay in
Chicago. She visited over night
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. r.
Whiteman, and returned to Denver
Saturday evening.
There will be literary and musi
Gale at the Delta school house Thurs
day evening, Nov. I, followed by q
basket supper. The money obtained
from selling the baskets will be used
for the beuetit OF the library.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Uric came
down from Denver last Saturday and
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. f. s. Reed. DR.. Uric re.
turned to Denver Monday morning
on the motor car and Mrs. Uric went
in the afternoon.
Mrs. F. A. Tewksbury and daugh.
ter-in-law, Mrs. Henry Tewksbury,
and little daughter, Ella Nav. of
Denver were guests Of Mrs. b. L.
Marsh from Friday until Sunday
evening. Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. f.
A. Tewksbury are sisters.
Logan and Elmer Hayzlett of
Graham, Mo-, left last Thursday for
Denver and Colorado Springs, where
they will stop short time on the
way home. They have been visiting
their uncle, c. j. Cole, the latter
for a month and the former for five
days.
S. r. Craft, who lives on West
Ninth street, was exhibiting OF the
street Saturday huge sunf1ower
stalk grown on his place. The stalk
is twelve feet high and the head Is
sixteen inches in diameter. MIR.
Craft says some have been eighteen
inches in diameter.
At a meeting of the Pierce Irriga-
tion company last Saturday plans
were suggested and almost decided
upon to extend the Pierce lateral
another fifteen or twenty miles east,
bringing in considerable more land'
The Pierce lateral is owned by the
Water Supply & Storage company
Mr. and Mrs. C. NJ. Good and two
sons, Ortle and Harry, left MONDAY
for Los Angeles, where they VIII
Snand the winter. Their other son,
Prof. Fred Good, is located at Los
Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Cronkbite will occupy the Good home
until their own is completed, "h'c'
will probably be near spring.
On account of sickness the family
of.Martin Thorkilson' p1opr'erors pro Tas,tth TI
the Home laundry, 6l5 I"el''h
street. have been obliged to turn
away considerable work lately, Ml
uborkilson Is now In the 1ree'eS
80, r,,,ovpripp from an opera