The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-20

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Wanted, every Tribune reader to
read Shaw's advertisement in this
issue.
Mrs. Edward Levagood started
Saturday for Chicago for few
weeks visit.
w. S. Lapham returned to Denver
Friday after a few days. visit with
his sister, Mrs. G. Law.
Miss Katherine McGrath, who has
spent the last year here, left Monday
for her home in Moweaqua, III.
Mrs. R. E. Woods of Ault aud
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Merryman. OF
Laredo, Mo-, spent Saturday in Gree
ley.
Save your dollars for the best
days outing this season; Tribune
Moffat road excursion on Friday,
June 20.
Rowley Harris left last Saturday
for a trip to Boise City, Ida. He
was called as a witness in the Meyer.
Haywoo case.
Mrs. S. A. LaFevre returned to
her home in Colorado Springs last
Friday after a few davs' visit with
Miss Lena Pleak.
Miss Isabel Eadie, teacher at
Mancos, visited last week with Miss
Elma Wilson. She left Saturday for
trip to Kansas City.
Miss Gertrude Frltch visited u few
days with Mrs. Rose Foster and
daughter, Mabel. She left for her
home IN Salt Lake this week.
Miss Carrie Ashby, principal of
the Meeker building, started Satur-
day for Ottumwa, Ia, where she
will visit relatives through the sum-
mer.
Mrs. ]. Hall Jones and daughter
left Sunday for Lakin, Ill.,. where
they will visit relatives for several
weeks. MIR. Jones accompanied them
as far as Denver.
Mrs. Ernest Decker and three chill
dren visited last week with her
daughters, Mrs II. G. Dixon and
Mrs. e. Deffke. They left Saturday
for Goldteld., New.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Blaine went
to Fort Lupton Saturday for a few
days visit with friends. They will
return to Greeley for two weeks and
later spend month in the noun
tains.
Mrs. Mary Campbell of Edmonton.
Alberta, Canada, has been visiting
friends in Greeley and LaSalle the
last week. She left Monday for
Loveland aud will return to Canada
next week.
Mrs. Coryell Scott of Denver came
to Greeley last week to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl.
Gordon. DIR. Scott came this week
and they will attend the Sanford.
Thompson wedding.
Miss Eta Moore, who has visited
her sister, Mrs. J. G. Crawford, and
cousin, Mrs. j. N. Gibson, the last
two months left Monday for Topeka,
Kan. After short stay there she
will 60 to her home in Tarentum,
Penn.
MIR. and Mrs. George VanSickle,
r. B. Rugh and DR.. r F. Graham
went to Denver Friday evening aud
returned Saturday with two new
Cadillac autos. DR.. Gtaham's is
run-about and Mr.. Rugh's large
touring car.
Mrs Mary j. West left Monday
for her home In Zelienople, Penn,
after a weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. II. Wilson. Mrs. Will
sons brother, Boyd West, OF Con-
way, Penn, left Sunday for his home
after a short visit here.
The McKelyey farm of 800 acres
near Windsor was last week sold to
members of the faculty of the State
Agricultural college for =. 1923, 600.
The owners will upon this farm put
into practical application some OF
their experiments at the college
farm.
Miss Lizzie Camfeld went to Den
yer last Friday and in the evening
she played at the commencement
recital of the Denver Conservatory OF
Music. The recital was given In the
Knight Locke piano rooms. MISS
Camtiel will graduate from the con-
servatory next week.
Mrs. f. S. Person and gtahu-
daughter, Mary Woodbury., left last
Monday for an eastern trip. lles
will visit relatives in Boston, Leo
Minister and Beverly, Mass. Miss