The Greeley tribune., 1911-10-12

Mrs. Lewis formerly lived here.
| The Beebe Draw nine defeated
the Peckham team by a score OF 9
to last Sunday afternoon. The
game was hotly contested through
out and kept the crowd guessing all
the way through.
VIII Sands OF Offerle, Kans., was
| In Greeley Tuesday, buying produce.
Mr.. Sands is in the wholesale pro-
/ duce business in Onerle. nile
here he was a guest at the home OF
/ his uncle. Il. E. Offerle.
/ Mrs. Lester Mclean, Jr., of Dem
yer, student Secretary OF the West
ern Central Territory, y. W. c. A.
is in Greeley this week, visiting the
q! college association.
Mrs. F. p Huntley of Anna, ILL.,.
/ has been visiting Mrs. Willis Thomp-
son and left Tuesday for her home.
She stopped in Greeley on her way
home from Tacoma.
Mrs. n. Mack and Miss Thomas
of Chicago, who have been touring
the west, spent Tuesday in Greeley
and went to Cheyenne in the eve
ming.
Mrs. James S. James and Mrs. s.
r. Fitzgerald returned to their
Mrs. j. f. Mcconnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Good, who
have been spending several weeks
visiting friends and looking after
business interests, have returned to
California, where they will spend
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. e. P. Beardsley of
Ault, visited over Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton
Green, and Prof. and Mrs. A. E.
Beardsley
Mrs R. Telling of Washington.
d. G., was in Greeley Tuesday on
her way to Denver from Gill, where
she has been visiting Mrs. Fred
Russell.
Mr. and Mrs J. S. Morrison and
family took their first trip to Estes
Park last Sunday. lhey made the
: trip in their auto.
Mrs. F. A. Copeland returned to
, her home in Denver Tuesday after
ten days visit with Mrs. r. Fl.
, Weed.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bons, who
have been living here, went to Den
yer this morning to spend the win
ter.
: Fred Erne, of Eaton, was fined
r $3.50 each on two counts charging
him with selling liquor, in the coun-
!, ty court this morning.
John Walker, horse buyer Of
; Denver has been in Greeley today.
e He stopped here ON his way home
from Laramie City. Wyo.
Mrs C. w Carl and daughter.
' Miss Bess, who have been spending
9 the summer in Greeley went to
= Canon City this morning.
For the thirty-first consecutive
II time Edward l.. Durham of this
n city will attend the grand lodge of
i Odd Fellows in Denver. He has
+ been an Odd Fellow 80 years.
The Aid society of the Methodist
J. church will meet Thursday after
,r noon in the basement of the church.
to The annual election of officers will
! be held. All ladies of the church
n and congregation are invited.
Marriage licenses were issued to
d hay w. Jones of LaSalle and Clara
a E. Bower of Detroit; Mandel Rose
r and Edith Swanson, both of Denver.
Miss Swanson is only II years old
j, and brought the written consent of
h her father.
The Mothers Congress of the city
o will hold their first meeting of this
a year next Friday afternoon in the
! Assembly room of the City Library
9 at 500 O'Clock. Every mother 10
invited and a special invitation IL
extended to the chairman of the
, new Mothers Circles formed in the
, schools of the city this year.
Under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid society of the S. l.. w. church.
a Harvest Home social will be held
Thursday evening in large barn on
the S. l.. w. ranch. There will be
, , booths arranged in the barn. vari-
Gus attractions anda general good
time is assured for all who attend. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend.
, The Dorcas society will meet at
2 o'clock thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss Ruth Mosier, 1S4z
Eighth avenue. This society con-
sists OF number of young girls who
, meet and sew for the poor The
meeting times are now being devot-
, ed to piecing quilts which will be
distributed where needed during the
cold weather.
1t is reported that one OF the fas-
, tidious ladies Of this town kneads
, bread with her gloves on. This may
, be somewhat peculiar but there are
others. The editor of this paper
needs bread with his shoes on; he
needs bread with his shirt on; he
,, needs bread with his pants on, and
unless some of the delinquent sub
scribers to the Flag OF Freedom
, pony up before long he will need
bread without damn thing on, and
North Dakota is no Garden of Eden
, in winter time.-The North. Dakota