The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-18

Mrs. F. e. Rockwell returned
from her Sterling visit Saturday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Wylie returned Satur.
day from a three weeks stay in Dem
YER.
William Hopper and Mrs. Mary A..
CLARK were married In Cheyenne last
week Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. DeMuth left Fri
day morning for New York city to
be absent month. or two.
Earl Dobbins, who has been spend
inP month with Greeley relatives,
has returned to his home In Lincoln.
Neb.
Misses Martin and Baxter, who
have been spending few days the
guests of Mrs. F. Fl, Sears, returned
home Thursday.
Martin Farley left for Seward,
Neb.. Thursday morning with the
expectation Of returning in the
course OF short time.
Mrs. ]. o. Vail of Garden Grove,
Ia, arrived Friday morning for a
visit with her parents at the j.
MCGUIRE home on Fifth avenue.
Miss lisa Cameron, a sister of Mrs.
Allan and Miss Jessie Mccall, a
niece, from Denver are summer
guests at the home OF Tnos. Allan.
A coffee social was enjoyed by the
Young people Of the Swedish Luth-
eran church and others at the home
of Charles Lofgren Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Margaret Graham from
Philadelphia was the guest of her
son, DR.. G. w. Graham, going on
to her destination, the coast, Thurs
day morning.
Mrs. S. S. Smith left for Winona,
Mlnn., last Wednesday where she
will spend some time visiting.
Taylor, Minn., Is also an objective
point Of the journey.
W. G. Bane has fled map and
statement. of the Rector Lake reser-
voir, small storage basin on Wild
Horse creek. The reservoir will
store s52, 600 cubic feet of water.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. BARTLETT of
Galesburg, H.. arrived Thursday for
a two days. visit at the home of F.
II. Sears, going on to Denver from
this place. The gentlemen are
cousins.
Miss Emma Moreland left for
Portland, Spokane and other points
in the northwest Thursday morning.
Seattle also will be visited and Miss
Moreland may taket the boat trip to
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Howard will
occupy the Rugh residence at INA
Ninth street. Mr.. Howard is q
carpenter. Mrs. Howard remains in
Cheyenne, their present home, until
after next week.
A social meeting was held at the
NJ. B. A. lodge hall Thursday even
ing which was attended by about
seventy-five. A program OF ad-
dresses, recitations and music was
given and refreshments were served.
An increase of two Inhabitants a
day Is the record up at Pierce. Two
or three times a month they take
the census and on July this showed
forty-seven names, an increase of
twenty for the ten days Immediately
preceding.
E. w. Euge, county Sunday
school missionary who sent his resig-
nation to the county organization
last week, has reconsidered and has
been reinstated in the work, accord
ing to statements of officials of the
body interested.
DR.. and Mrs. u. X. Snyder re-
turned Friday from their western
trip, which was abruptly terminated
when the news of their sons illness
reached them. They have been at
tending the annual meeting of the
| N. f. A. at Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ostrander were
guests Of Mrs, S. X. Clark from Sat
urday until Monday. Mr.. Ostrander
left for the southern part of South
Dakato Monday to make arrange
ments for moving to this county
Mrs. Ostrander will visit friends In
Ault.
Miss Wilt, who has been the guest
OF the W. c. Lewis family since
Thursday while on the way home
from trip to Idaho Springs, re-
turned home to Salt Lake City
Monday. Miss Wilt and sister OF
Mr.. Lewis have been together Tor