The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-12
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Born, Saturday, Aug. 81, to Mr..
and Mrs T. J. Hall, a girl.
Engraved wedding cards and an
nouncements at the Tribune ofiice.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sven went
to Denver Saturday, returning Men.
day.
Miss Bessie Bliss left Sunday for
Boulder where she will attend the
university.
Miss nellie Veach left last Friday
for Champion, Neb., after two years
stay at Greeley
Robert Mcconnell returned to St.
Louis Saturday after two weeks
visit with Van johnson.
Miss Helen Phillips leaves this
week to attend the Oberlin conserva-
tory of music at Oberlin, o.
Charles Poe and Carl Benton went.
last Thursday, to Boulder where
they will enter the State university.
Miss Elizabeth Ranta leaves the
last of the week for Oberlin, o.,
where she will enter the Oberlin COL
lege.
Elmer Roger OF the First National
bank returned last week from q
weeks visit with relatives in Nor
rill, Kan.
Miss Martha Ellis left last Friday
for her home in Columbus. Miss.
after months visit with her sister,
Mrs. Harrey Foster.
Mrs. John Doane and daughter,
Lois, are home from Green Noun
tain Falls. Mrs. Doane has been
quite i'll since her return.
Tile settlers from the Denver Man
tel & Tile company we're in our city
Saturday putting in the tile floor for
the Weld County Savings bank.
Frank Wisner and family moved
from Windsor last week and are liv-
ing at llO9 Eleventh street. Mr..
Wisner is employed in Shaw's store.
Miss Edith McCreery left last
Thursday for Colorado Springs where
she will visit friends few DAYS be-
fore she begins her work at Colorado
college.
Miss Rhoda Haynes returned to
Colorado college last Monday. Miss
Haynes Is president of the students
self government committee Of girls
at the college.
Mrs Susie Marion of Philadelphia |
arrived here Saturday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. Alonzo Beetham.
This Is the first time the sisters have
met in twenty four years.
Miss Josephine Stevens left Satur-
day for months visit at her former
home In Iowa City, la. She stopped
on the way for few days visit with /
friends In Fort Lupton and Denver.
Horace Hopkins has rented his
farm and expects to leave this fall
for Klondike. Mrs. Hopkins and
two daughters will live in town this
winter so the girls may attend
school.
Louis Coggins, former Greeley
resident, now mayor of Phoenix,
Ariz. arrived here last Friday even
ing He left Saturday for Estes
Park and will return to Greeley in
ten days for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Eaton went to
Denver Wednesday to attend the
funeral services Thursday of w. b.
Feker, who was killed in the auto
races Monday. Mr.. Felker aud Mr..
Eaton we're college mates.
Charles Adams. the bee king of
this section, has taken thirty -four
tons of honey, valued at S., 900, from
his 800 bee hives this season. This
is about eight tons more than the
crop taken by Mr.. Adams last year.
Prof. A. B. Copeland returned
from Glen Park to begin his school
duties at Eaton last week. Mrs.
Copeland and her mother will re-
main at Glen Park in their cottage,
Bonnie View. through the month OF
September.
Rev. r. j. Hunter and wife and
son returned last Thursday evening
from Canada Mrs. Hunter and son
! have spent three months in Toronto
and Petersborough. Rev. Hunter
, ioined them six weeks ago. lheS
had delightful trip.
f Mrs. NJ. g. Henderson and SON
Ralph, returned last week from SIN
, months stay in California. Inc
9 time was divided between Long
Beach. Los Angeles and San Fran,
r cisco with short stops at Seattle auu
G;.,ln Creel, on the WAY home.