The Greeley tribune., 1911-09-21
Monday

In Denver.
u, saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Peterson, a son.
uiSa Blanche Rogers of LaSalle
speGl saturday in Denver.
NiSS elizabeth Sieg of Golden
speht Saturday in Greeley.
MISSES Kristen Lange, Mae and
yer. "a Nei
Mrs r, o. Deaver and baby went
friends. 10. Win
to Mts. ,l,-5, Arthur Davis of Los Angeles
is visiting her mother, Mrs. f. j.
Olmstead
Mrs. G. l. Faulkner entertains
the ladies' of the Industrious Dozen
al ueF nome this afternoon.
M,s .. Abel of Marion, o., ar
,iNeu here Saturday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. r. L. Adams.
MI. and Mrs. II. ID. Thompson and
Ian Iah'lly spent Sunday in Fort Collins.
ihTy made the trip in an auto.
'unl Bodeen was badly bruised
py falling from his bicycle and was
un'Dle TO be out Saturday, but is i'm
proved today.
ar and Mrs. Arthur Kendel and
Dapy are visiting relatives in Gree
ley MT. Kendel is the county treas
uTeF OF Costilla county.
Jesse Williams, who attends the
agricultural college at Fort Col
ilhs, came to Greeley Saturday to
spend Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Anderson who
haNe been living west of Greeley
lett Saturday for Lincoln, Neb.,
whore ther will make their home.
MIS-. NJ. S. Cusick and daughter,
Mis- Ida, who have been visiting
friends here, left Saturday afternoon
Ior Denver. Their home is in the
east
w. H. Parry of Colorado Springs,
VINO has been visiting his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e.
English, left Sunday afternoon for
his home.
Mrs. Fred James of kersey is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
7. H, Dinsmore, during the absence
of Mr.. James who is in Idaho for a
few weeks business trip,
Mrs 3. w. Corley, the telegraph
operator for the Santa F'e at King
wa in Greeley Saturday. She has
been spending ten days vacation
witt her father at Briggsdale.
Mrs Frank Peterson and daugh.
ter left the last of the week fol
Boise, Ida, where they will visit
her sister, Mrs. Harvard. Mr.. Pet
ers0n accompanied them as far a.
Cheyenne.
Mrs. J. w. Stanton of Plattevillt
and Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. KERN ant
son Raymond, of Lewiston, Ida.
Were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Wasley Saturday. They returned
to Platteville Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Adams anC
Mrs. Jane Finefrock of Prospect, o.
arrived here Saturday for visi
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Watkins
lars. Watkins is the daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Adams.
F. G. Young came over from
Lyons on business trip and will
retucn Tuesday MIR. Young ha
had a good peach and apple crop o
his ranch. Just now they are bus
disposing of the cantaloupe crol
which has been unusually good.
The clerks OF Demorest's stor
went to Island Grove park for
breakfast party Sunday morning
The party met with Miss Mrtyle Sis
son at 6 O'Clock in the morning AM
went to the park, where breakfas
was prepared and served.
Mrs. R. w Conner and daughter
Gladys, have arrived from Eng
land. Mrs. Conner has been ava.
i've months, visiting her old hom
and her relatives. Miss Gladys wen
to England fifteen months ago ant
has been with her uncle's family
Studying music
Miss Grace Matthew of Chicago
and Mrs. f. r. Buffers of Denve
we're in Greeley Saturday on thei
way to Denver from Osgood, wher
they have been visiting. Miss Math
leu has been spending the last 81:
weeks in Denver and leaves mex
week fr rer home.
The merchants of the Traffic clu'
announce that the stores will b.
closed on the afternoon of Thursday
Potato day, at the Weld county fair
in order to give the clerks an oppor
tunity to attend the celebration Th'
stores will close at noon and vii
not be opened until Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. ID. Bartholomew
Entertained at dinner Sunday MIR
and Mrs. R. G. Strong and family
j. NJ. Curry and their guests from
the east. The dinner was in homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson
of Iowa City, Ia, who are guests a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholo
new.
Mrs. B. S. Hill entertained the
ladies' of the North side Countr!
club at her home Friday afternoon
Roll call was answered by incidents
about children. Mrs. Cora Bills:
read a paper on Mothers Con
Eress". Mrs. Jeanetta Bliss gave
paper on Mothers of Great Men
Re(reshments were served late IL
the afternoon.
TrN Much fer Ri1l