The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06

AAA'Nh h'lll W denver Sht-
uI9ay morning on business.
Mf' Hamilton, of Miliken, was a
visitor in Greeley Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Button were in
greeley Saturday on business.
Miss Alice Williamson went To
berthoud Saturday morning for a
lew weeks visit with friends.
Miss Anna Eeager left this morn
lus Tor Laramie, Wyo., where she
WIZ stop for a week with friends.
Mrs George Eamen was among
mo many Greeleyites who went to
Poft Collins TO spend the Fourth.
Mrs. y. q, Bradbury went to
henderson, Colo. this morning to
spend the Fourth with relatives.
Mrs, Christina Gleasner left sat
urday for Los Animas, Colo, to re-
main all summer with relatives.
Mrs William Mead was an out
soing passenger for Windsor today
10 spend the week with relatives.
Miss Lennie Cole departed this
morning for Mexico, Mo, where she
VIII spend the summer with rela-
tiyes
Mrs. ]. S. Todd went to Grover
this morning to spend the Fourth
with Mr. and Mrs. Harris.
! Mrs, D Blaycock OF Denver went
10 Briggsdale this morning TO visit
| there with friends over the Fourth.
! Miss Clara NJ. Grimes was an ar
rival in Greeley this morning from
kansas City TO spend the summer
here.
Miss Mary Breen and Miss Maud
Myers went over to Eaton this
morning to spend the Fourth with
/ friends.
Mrs, X Thorn was among the
| many Greeleyites leaving the city
today for Fort Collins to spend the
| Fourth
J. r. Findley of Pueblo viii give
a lecture this evening at the Chris
| ttan church on the subject: Walks
Around the World"
A. n, Anderson of Colonia Dull
ban Chihuahua, Old Mexico, is re-
newing old acquaintances in the city
for few days.
Miss Amy Hawkinson arrived in
the city this morning from Mime
apolis, Mimi, TO spend the summer
here with her parents.
l. Alya Duckenbill, rancher living
IN the western part of the county,
Is in the county jail here charged
with the theft OF fifty sacks of ce-
ment, a cultiyator and scraper
from the Riverside Land ana Reser-
voir company.
A. p. Aspinwal has returned from
Colorado Springs, where he spent
the past month taking the baths and
treatments for his health which had
begun to fail during the winter. He
lis much improved
.IOp Nnvprogg fprruapIyy r,1pooa,
of the Western Union Office here is
up from Denver visiting with his
mother, Mrs. James Tuckerman, for
a few days. He is now Commercial
Representative for the Western Un-
ion in Denver.
While hauling Harvey Parker's
dead auto into the garage this
morning with e w. Langtry in the
pilot car, the driver of The Parker
car lost control of it and ran it into
the curbing, damaging it conside-
Iably.
Mr., and Mrs. +. e. Rockwell. Mis-.
Dona Troxel, Miss Sheriff. and Mr.
Il. l.. Simpson form a merry part,
of campers who lett yesterday 10
Estes Park to spend two week
camping and enjoying their vaca
cion ont in the woods.
Miss Jessie Moore returned fron
Greeley Friday afternoon. She ha
been attending the summer schoo
there She will leave shortly fo
Boulder, where she goes to atteuC
the Epworth League institute-Ft
Collins Express.
Judge J. r. Jacobs is planning t,
d take an extended sightseeing trip tC
California in the near future. lie
will be accompanied by nephew
who comes from the east this week
and they may take in short inunt
TO ALASKA before returning to Colo
rado in the fall
Miss Agnes and Miss Pearl Corkei
of Mitchell S. D., left this morning
Cor Denver whore they will remain
a few days seeing the sights before
continuing on their way to the
coast TO spend the summer While
in the city they have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Griegg.
w. p. Harbour. of Eaton, was in
town saturday on his way to Den
yer. where he will hire help to as
sist him in putting up his wheat
crop. He says he is the first to
harvest a crop this year. the wheat
being raised on unirrignted land
but he has a good yield per acre.
Miss Lathrop. Miss Lee, Mr.. Long
and Mr. Fullenwider, spent Friday
in Greeley, going on to Lougmont
Saturday morning, whore they will
give an entertainment tonight and
tomorrow they go on to Boulder to
spend three weeks at the chautau-
| qua.
DR.. Raymond Biggar arrived IN
Greeley Sunday morning from Los
Angeles, Calf. to visit with his
mother Mrs. u. !. Biggar and sis
ter, Mrs. r. r. Iiitson, for few
days. DR. Biggar has been attend
ing the convention of doctors on the
coast and is on his way home 10
New York
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Trothman
went to Steamboat Springs saturday
| where they will go into business.
They say Routt county is at pres