The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-29
Saturday

several weeks.
Miss Zella Lorah went out to
Cheyenne this morning Tor short
visit with relatives.
Earl Buffers came In from Os-
good to see what the latest styles
in alpine hats were in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Reeves, of
Trinidad. are attending to business
in the city for week or so.
o. T. Wilson is home from a trip
through Idaho. He is much i'm
pressed with that part of the
w. C. Fischer and T. Trueheart
of kersey were visitors in Greeley
yesterday.
Mrs. j. F. Peck returned last
evening from a week visit with
friends in Denver.
Miss Louise Hannum completed a
series of lectures at the Normal on
the Conduct of Women" yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Brown, who has
been teaching school in Seattle for
the past year. arrived in Greeley
this morning.
Mrs. Swan Elder arrived in the
city today from Idaho Springs to
remain here all summer with her
sister Mrs. H. Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Peralta enter
tanned at breakfast Friday morning
in honor Of Mrs. Van Fassell of San
Francisco. who is visiting Mrs.
Peralta.
William r. Stevens and small son
went to Seattle, Washington, this
morning after a short sojourn in
Colorado where he has numerous
business interests.
B. Cowan, consulting engineer
for the c. & S., accompanied by
Mrs. Cowan, were in the city this
week on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox.
Miss Josephine Ferrier is visiting
friends in the city for few days.
Miss Ferrier is director of kinder
garten in Pueblo and is graduate
of the Colorado Teachers college.
Clarence Morgan came up from
Greeley Monday and is now in
charge of McCormick's Confection-
cry He would be pleased to have
his friends call and see him.-The
Eaton Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Watkins are
entertaining Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Jeanette Watkins of Hope.
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Enterprise, Kans., for short visit.
Miss Zoe Moore and Charles
Burke are in Estes Park today, in
attendance at a picnic given by the
commercial travelling men of Dem
yer. of which Mr. Burke is men,
ber.
The w. C. T. L. will meet with
Mrs. Maggie Davenport, 1929 Ninth
avenue Tuesday afternoon, at 2:3O,
Tuesday June 81. A full atten-
dance is desired. Reports from the
late convention will be read.
Karl and Harry Bliss are home
after a year spent as students in
the state university at Ann Arbor.
Mich. They will spend the summer
at their home in Pleasant Valley.
Miss Dorcas Ramey spent several
hours in the city yesterday on her
way to Brighton where she will be
the guest of Mrs. Fred Johnson.
A card received here by Billy
Ahrends from Gene Williams stated
he will be back in the land of spuds
about June 80. He reported having
all sorts of good times but was
anxious to get home.
The Trinity Athletic club hereby
issue a challenge to any church
team in Greeley for ???? game to
be played Wednesday afternoon,
June 2S. All answers to be ad-
dressed to H. NJ. Marion, manager
of the Trinity team. Franklin s23
Mrs. Eva Rotz died this afternoon
at the county hospital after lin
gering Illness. The body was ship
ped to Windsor for burial. Deceas-
ed leaves a husband and three chill
dren.
]. c. Modar has gone to Sterling
where he will take the work of ex-
press agent in place of w. J. Logan
there who has been removed to Sid
ney. Neb. His family will move
there in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cox went to
Denver last evening on the motor
after short visit here with Mrs.
Cox's sister. Mrs. f. H. Rust. They
will spend some time in Colorado
during the hot weather, returning
to their home in Jacksonville, HI,
in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Sydner. of Las Animas are
attending the chautauqua again this
year for the fourteenth time. Mrs.
| Hawk was among those who met
with the chautauqua people the first
year of it's going to Boulder and
have never missed a meeting since,
Marriage licenses were issued to
Ivan l.. Miller of Denver and Mrs.
Desiah B. Worley of Greeley; Royal
A. Ainsworth of Saratoga, Wyo.,
and Miss Elsie Long: Howard
Barker OF Larimer and Miss Adeline
Tempe of Frontier. Wyo.
| The members of the Baptist
choir were entertained at the home
| of Dr. j. A. Weaver last evening.
The affair was a rehearsal followed
by short guessing game and re-
freshments 1t is needless to say
| 4hnt oil nrasant en- ninyad a nleaSnnt