The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10
.;,ns and Goings of the Week
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dinner call at Hoffman's Market or
phone Greeley 109.
Miss b. Keneke left this morning
for Windsor to remain over sun
day with friends.
Mrs. c. W. Liner came in this
morning from LaSalle TO spend
few days visiting with friends.
j. w. REID is in the city for
week renewing Old acquaintances
and drumming up the insurance
business.
Mrs. S. c. Smith arrived home
this morning from Deadwood, s, D.,
where she has been visiting her son
for the past three months
MIR and Mrs. NJ L. Ware were
passengers this morning over the L.
p for Coggan, la, after short
stay with friends in the city.
Mir and Mrs Alex Weir and
daughter, Gertrude, OF Cumberland,
Ia. are visiting at the home of Mr..
Weir's brother. b. p. Weir.
Mrs. II. lnGles and sister left this
morning for their home in Denver
after spending the past week here
visiting with Mrs j. A. Perkins.
William NJ. Keller of Shawnee,
Okla spent yesterday in Greeley
looking over the business possibni-
ties TO be found here. He may To-
cate.
Mrs. NJ. A. Cramer came in this
morning from her home in Ellis
worth Kan. to spend the month
with J. T, Baker and family near
Farmers Spur.
Mrs. Ivan Miller came in this
morning from Denver to spend the
week end looking over her business
interests in the city Until recently
she was Mrs d. D. Morley.
L. T, Brownell and Mrs. George
A. Brownell arrived this morning
rom North Platte, Neb.. TO attend
the funeral Of George A. BrownelI,
which was held from the family
residence.
Mrs. Ira Preston and father, Peter
Graot. arrived in Greeley this morn
ing from Chicago to spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. A. T. SEWER.
II, II. Nickerson was arrested
yesterday and later fined $40 and
costs on the charge of beating n
youth who was working in his
grading camp south of LaSalle. 1t
is alleged that he attacked the
complaining witness because of.
some quarreling that occurred
among the men.
Mrs. George Winegou and Mrs. J.
f. Coleman We're among the depart
ing Greeleyites thin morning for
Fort Collins.
Mrs. D. ], Shrewsbury and her
daughter, Mary, departed this
morning over the L. p for Denver
where they win remain indefinitely,
Elmer Alderman from Wood
bine. Iowa, spent the day in Cree
ley looking over the farm and land
for sale near the city.
Miss Lillian Floyd was a passen-
ger for Mum this morning on busi-
ness
Mrs. ]. J. Newbigging is expected
to arrive today from her home in
Detroit, Michigan, to spend month
as guest of the J. Shepards.
P. w. Allen left this morning in
his auto for the Estes Park hotel to
bring his mother and sisters home.
They were guests in the hotel at the
time of its burning.
Mrs. H. NJ Flaglore passed
through the city this morning on
her way to Cheyenne where she has
relatives whom she will visit for
the week
Eddie Vance was the winner Of
the Curtis Publishing company
prize watch this week. He headed
the list with as sales of the Satur-
day Evening Post.
Miss Carolyn Tobey left this
morning for Golden after spending
a few days here with her sister,
Miss Frances Tobey. Miss Carolyn
will resume her work In the Golden
Miss Mary Atherton was pas
senger this morning for Ft Collins
to spend the week end with friends
Ed Scarborough is in Denver at
tending to business for the day.
j. E. Steinhoff and Mrs. Kellough
arrived in Greeley this morning
from Friend. Neb. They will visit
at the home of ]. w. Steinhoff while
in the city.
Mrs. NJ Skinner came in this
morning from Custer. 8. d. to visit
for week or two with her daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Arnold left this
morning by auto for their home in
Iowa after short stay in the city.
]. r. Newman left yesterday
morning for two weeks vacation
in the capital city.
Mrs r. B. Vandervert and daugh-
ter came in this morning from Salt
Lake on their way to Fort Collins.
They spent the day looking over the
points of interest in the city.