The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
E.ns and Goings Of the Week
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Friday

IrOW NOW WluuSOE u LHo CITY IOT
the week end.
w. J. Hedgpeth went to La Sale
this morning to visit with sister
over Sunday.
| Mrs. M. E. Wilson and son, of
remain over Sunday.
Miss Edith Rowen left this morn
ing for Denver to spend the week
end with relatives.
| Harley c. JOHNS came in from
Keota yesterday to remain over Sat-
urday with friends.
NJ. 8. Richards from Orchard is
shaking hands with HIS many Gree
ley friends In the city today.
Miss IneZ and Miss Lois Brown
ing from Cheyenne were among the
many visitors in this city yesterday.
Miss Inez Cole was a passenger
this morning for Denver to spend
Saturday and Sunday with friends.
Mrs. c. Kruger came in this
morning from Eaton to spend the
day shopping and visiting friends
/ A. Nj. Russell, from Gill, is
spending "a few days in the city on
a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Mrs. w. c. Longworth spent the
day in Greeley with friends on her
way from Denver to her home in
keota.
There was party of fifteen
young people down from Eaton yes
terday to see the ball game.
Mrs. H. j. Smith was passenger
this morning for Alamosa. She
will remain there all summer with
a sister.
Miss NJ. Rohles was passenger
last night for Denver where she will
remain for the week end with
friends.
Miss Jane Bentley arrived in
Greeley this morning from I,aSalle
to spend few days with Miss Elsie
Lininger.
Mrs. A. Hilbert from Goodrich
arrived in Greeley this morning
to visit with Mrs. II. Kidder for a
few weeks.
Mrs, T. B. Olds was among the
arrivals in Greeley this morning
from Lawrence, Kansas, to spend a
month with Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ
Barnes.
Miss Beatrice Biebush came in
this morning from Num- and spent
the day visiting the shopping dis
trict in Greeley.
N. A. Wells and A. c. Hammond
came In last evening from Keota
and will spend the week end in the
city ON business.
Mrs. Walter Love returned to her
home in Denver last evening after
spending a few days here visiting
Mrs. H. C. Havener.
Mrs. s. Foley went to Orchard
this morning to remain over until
Monday as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Foley.
Mrs. Anna Rogers, of Ft. Collins
passed through the city last eve
ming on her way home after short
visit in Eaton with friends.
Miss Sarah Holback and Miss
Mary Holback returned to their
home in Hudson last evening after
a few days stay in this city.
Mrs. R. w. Boyd and daughter
were passengers this morning for
Cheyenne where they will remain
for the week with friends.
Miss Esther Minchell went to
Denver this morning after spending
the past two weeks here as the
guest of Mrs. Harry Wambaugh.
Miss Miller returned to her home
in Denver last night after remain
ing in the city several days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ewing.
Mrs. L. E. Hubert and Miss Tes-
sic Graham were among the passen-
gers this morning for Peirce where
they will remain until the first of
August
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Peralta and
Mrs. Phillip Van Tassell left today
for a trip to the cosat. They will
al fAvxy Havy fvn T.
way.
Mrs. Elmer Roy came in this
morning from LaSalle to spend the
day shopping.
Mrs. Frank Atkinson went to
Eaton last evening after spending a
few days with friends here.
Miss Winnifred Sibley entertains
at dinner this evening in honor of
DR.. and Mrs. Watkins. who are Wis
iting here from Pueblo.
Mrs. j. G. Gordon and sons and
Miss Florence Painter returned to
Denver last evening after spending
the week here with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Painter.
Mrs. Manda L. Waring arrived in
Greeley last night from Denver to
visit with her nephew, d. E. Schaef-
fer. and family of the West Side
grocery.
Miss Mary Ki1e and brother,
Henry kile. arrived in town this
morning from Salt Lake City and
Twill spend the month with relatives
near Greeley.
Miss Alvina Gerhart and brother,
Milton, accompanied by Fred Men
husen. stopped of in the city yes
terday on a sightseeing trip over
the state. They spent the day look
Ing over the Normal school and its
grounds. leaving in the evening for
Denver.
N. H. Pierce is expected to arrive
this afternoon from McDonoville,
La, to visit with his sister, Mrs. A..
b. Harrison. for a few weeks He
Will take his daughter. Miss Maud
with him 0n hfu roturv boo,o cho