The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-29
Monday

-. r ,, R' j, Lewis went to IasaIIe
" spe1a sunday with friends.
Jones of lola, Kan was
anon the Sunday arrivals in Cree.
MyIon Brink went to Denver
her Sister. u"'' With
M'SS Georgia Ardell has returned
ION ueolo to spend the summer at
the Normal school. - ''ei a.
y. W. Clements came down from
Cneyenne and spent Sunday with
friends In Greeley.
1oiih Inslnger and party of
lriehuS spent yesterday up the
ihonipspn canon on an outing trip.
! " - d, Dyde went up to Estes
rarh sunday to remain week
there with his family.
| MrS' Clarence Abbott of Aurora
speht sunday here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Rugh.
MT and Mrs. h. ID. Foss expect
to leave this week for Custer county
to spend the summer.
Mr.. Levi Dickerson and daugh-
ter, Miss Doris, of Eaton, were
shopllng in Greeley today.
| MT and Mrs. Howard Barker
went TO Frontier, Wyo., on Sunday
after a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Saures arrived in the city
Sunday from Montana to remain
here with friends for the summer.
Mr., Willus Thompson, who late
ly returned form an Iowa visit, re-
ports the weather there as very hot.
Mrs. Adeline Hyde went to Fort
,k,. r$
visit here and in Evans with friends.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Alger of Eaton,
were IN Greeley Sunday to hear
Bishop Quayle at the Methodist
church,
The Hunt Pen Co. IS novel dis
play In the Imboden Book Store
window is attracting considerable
attention.
See the clock in the Majestic
window. Guess when it will stop
For further information read the
big card in the window.
Mis- Carrie Campbell departed
this morning for her home in Lodge
Pole, Neb., after a few weeks visi,
here with Mrs. Robert Scott.
Mrs. ~. L. Madden came in this
morning from Minneapolis, Mimi,
to 60 on her homestead some four
teen miles east of this city for the
sumner
A. NJ McClenahan has returned
a shoTt business trip through Idaho
and Wyoming.
Smith Thompson was among the
many visitors in Greeley from Mas
ters over Sunday.
j. VI. Moore went over to Blacl
Hawk sunday to spend the weei
with his wife and children, wh'
have a cottage over there for thu
summer.
MIR and Mrs. w. a. tlacey am
son. Wilber, of Ontario. Calif., ar
in the city for few days with MI
and Mrs. Dudley Bartholomew, be
fore continuing on their way t
Iowa where they will remain til
fall.
Mis- Florie Carithers arrived i
the city today from Dallas, Tex, t
lspend the summer with her FRIEND
Miss Glessner Carrithers. They wi
Igo t. the mountains shortly for a
iouting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ianson wer
among the outgoing passengers fo
ILaSalle Sunday to visit with rels
tiyes.
Messers. Adams and Foss wen
out to Fosston yesterday by auto I
look over some new land pro]ect
in the course of construction ou
there.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Baxter and daughter
Mrs Frank f. Gibson, left Saturda
for four or five weeks stay a
the Baxter summer home in Gle
Haven.
Mrs. Tyroff of St. Joseph, Mo-, al
rived in the city Sunday mornln
to make an all summer visit her
with her sister-in-law. Mrs. J. I!
rolf.
Mrs. James Tuckerman entel
tanned some 80 old time acquainl
ances of Mrs. l.. W. Bassett, who
visiting in the city from her hom
in California.
Mrs. Marian Owens Of Kansa
City is visiting her daughter. Mrs
|J. " H. Browne, in this city for
few days. Mrs. w. H. Browne O
ST Louis is also guest at tn
Browne home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman arrive
from Greeley Friday to make thei
home here for a few months. MI
sherman has a contract for concret
work on the Standley lake bitches
-Platteville Herald.
Pror. A. Earl Juckett and his SIS
| ter, Miss Lois Juckett, of Spearfish
S. D., formerly of Greeley. stopped
off here Sunday on their way T.
California and spent the day will
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Kemmerer
Mrs. L. Is. ayers Is expected q
tarriye in Greeley to visit here witt
| her mother for two months. Mrs
Ayers comes from Hebron, Neb., an'
will be remembered by her man.
| friends here as Miss Mamie Stites
friday afternoon Mrs. Hall Jone
Ientertained about forty of ne
/ friends at an informal lawn part!
in honor of Mrs. Younger, IRON
chicago, who is visiting in the cit,
with her sister, Mrs. Hall Jones
and Mrs. A. w. Jones.
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