The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-14

Denver last week.
Millinery opening at Miss Myers
tomorrow and next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Sloan and son
were Denver visitors last week.
Born, Thursday, March I, to Mr..
and Mrs. o. FL. Ward, daughter.
Miss Velma Paine visited in Den
yer last week with Perry Mead and
family.
Mrs. Henry Luther came down
from Denver Saturday for short
visit with friends.
G. j. Daley of Sterling was the
guest of his sister, Miss Mary Daley.
several days last week.
Gus Webber, who has been living
for short time at West Fifth street,
will move to Orchard in few days.
Miss L. S. Birkle returned to
Platteville last Saturday after two
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. @. E.
Youker.
| Mrs. NJ. G. Eames returned to
Fort Collins last Saturday after a
, weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
Horace Atkinson.
Horses feel better, do better and
are better when clipped. Get it
done on short notice at March's
shop, s27 Seventh street.
Miss Lyra Stanton was the guest
of Miss Mary Daley several days last
week. Miss Stanton is a Sterling
girl who is studying music in Denver.
DR.. E. A. Darby last Saturday
bought two lots on Eleventh avenue
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets and expects to build home
there.
+. NJ. Green was arrested at the
Union hotel last Sunday charged
with creating disturbance. He
was fined $40 and costs in police
court Monday morning.
Mrs. Harriet Holmes and son.
John, Mrs. A. l.. Sampson and two
sons leave this week for Portland,
Ore, where they will make their
home. They have been residents Of
Greeley many years.
Mesdames Kate Hanna, Fred Dres-
ser and r. A. Mills will be the Joint
hostesses of series Of parties this
week. There will be thimble parties
Thursday and Friday afternoons and
a card party Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mabel Mead is expected home
Sunday from California where she
has been spending the winter. She
will live with her brother, Perry
Mead, and the twins in Denver and
Mrs. Alex Mead will return to Gree
ley.
Through an error we last week
stated that Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Strong were called to Pender, Neb.,
by the death of a relative. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Strong we're called to
Pender bv the death of an uncle of
Mrs. Strong.
The Gilcrest Townsite company
last Friday filed map and plat of the
townsite for the first time. There
is considerable building going on in
the new town and some of the houses
have also been moved down there
from Peckham.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Woodbury. ar
rived home Saturday evening from a
six weeks trip to Spokane, Seattle,
Portland, Salt Lake City and other
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relatives in the southern part of the
state before returning.
Charles Martin, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. F. Martin, celebrated his
tenth birthday March by entertain
ing some of his boy chums at a
birthday dinner. or course. there
was a birthday cake with ten candles
and feast of good things besides.
The girls of the F. L. c. G. met
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Miss Vera Wasley. The dining
room was decorated in unique way
with birds. The fourteen members
were present and had their usual
good time with games and refresh
ments.
William A. Hotchkiss has recently
come to Greeley from Los Angeles
and last Thursday morning went to
work in the Sanborn & Houston
Office. Peter f. Daven has also
been added to the Office force and
will have charge Of the outside rea
estate work.
Mrs. Edith Mosher was last Thurs
dav granted divorce from John
l fu The