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The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25

Mrs. j. w. Reed and Mrs. Cas-
sidy of Boulder Will arrive here to-
day for few days visit. Mrs, Read
Is the mother of Charles and John
I Read.
Miss Laura Mitchell left Friday
for her home in Alexander, Neb.,
after visit with her mother, Mrs.
NJ. Y. j, Mitchell, and Mrs. n. II.
Scott.
Mrs. o. A. Gerry and daughter,
Miss Ina, of Loyeland have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Miller
this week. Mrs. Gerry is Mrs. Mil
ler's mother.
Mrs. c. w Carl and daughter,
Bess. arrived here Thursday even
ing from Columbus, Neb. Mr.. Carl
has been here for some time and is
employed with the Condor Mercan-
tile company.
Another test run of the fire de-
partment was made this morning
and another good record was made.
An alarm was turned in from the
sugar factory about 1890 o'clock.
The truck responded and had hose
playing on the supposed flames in
four and one-half minutes.
Presiding Elder Chase came to
Grover Saturday and held quarterly
conference that evening. Sunday
morning he preached to large
congregation and baptised several
children, after which communion
services were observed. DR.. Chase
widens his circle of friends at every
visit to Grover,-Trf City Press.
Those in charge of music for the
Women's Missionary convention
wish it known that through an un-
fortunate misunderstanding of the
time, Prof. Fitz, who was to sing the
solo Lord Is My Light" was pre-
vented from appearing. The ladies
of the convention were disappointed
in not hearing the professor and 1t
is hoped that he will sing for them
before the convention closes.
The pins for the graduating class
ment were received by I. o. Glazier
this morning and we're presented to
members of the class this afternoon
in a neat little ceremonial by Miss
Cannel. The pins are beauties, In
the shape of a solid gold triangle
inside a circle. and each bar OF the
triangle set with five dainty pearls
the letter X being enameled on each
point of the triangle.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
-,,1s and Goings Of the Week
'S Cleaned for Tribune Readers

J. Stevenson of Columbia, Mo-,
was in Greeley today.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Snyder of
Briggsdale We're in Greeley Thurs
day. Mr.. Snyder left for Chicago
on business. trip and Mrs. Snyder
returned to Briggsdale today.
Catherine and Carlton Maroney,
ing this week at the home of D. r.
Macarthur. The children are Mrs.
McArthur's niece and nephew.
Mrs. o. II. McGrew and Mrs.
Charles Snodgrass OF Fort Morgan
are in Greeley attending the Mis-
sfcnary convention. They are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs r. G.
Martin.
Mrs. w. E. Green and Sam Ard of
Sterling were in Greeley Thursday
on their way home with new tour
ing car for Hugh Davis Of Sterling.
MIR. Davis Is the father of Webster
Davis of Greeley.
Mrs. j. y. McCrery and daughter,
Miss Grace. went to Denver Thurs
day, and today will meet Mrs. Nc
Crery's mother, Mrs. j. d. Donald
son, and sister. Miss Bertha Don
aldson, OF Monmouth, Ill.
Miss Lulu Mumper, who has been
visiting relatives here left today for
Colorado Springs. Her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Mumper, will leave
Saturday and join her at Colorado
Springs. The party have been visit
ing Mrs. S. J. Mumper, A. l.. Num-
per and Mrs. Anna Mumper Wal
lace. They are from Urbana. o.
Rev. John Doane and the Boy
Scouts Of the Congregational church
will leave this afternoon for a
camping trip. They will go to the
Platte river south of the Delta
school house, where, they will make
their camp. They will remain over
Sunday and enjoy all the delights
OF genuine camp life. There will
be fifteen boys in the party.
Mrs. A. ]. Taylor, Mrs. S. f.
Davenport and Mrs. A. B. Copeland
entertained the ladies Of Mrs. j. G.
Graham's Twenty" Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Taylor,
1921 Fourth street. There was
good attendance and the usual
pleasant afternoon was spent. De-
licious refreshments were served by
the hostess. 1t was planned by the
ladies to hold picnic at Island
Grove park in two weeks.
The LAGRANGE Country club met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ramsdell. The afternoon was
taken up with the study of the life
Of Helen Hunt Jackson and her
works. Refreshments were served
at the close OF the program. There
were 26 present. The visitors were
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Griegg. Miss
George and Bernice Aldrich. The
next meeting will be held in four
weeks with Mrs. J. F. Baker
G. c. Leeper Of Grover saw his
mother. Mrs. Martha Underwood,
for the first time in 20 years, last
| week, when she visited him on her
return from a trip to japan to her
home In Kansas City. He received
word of her death yesterday. and
that she has left a considerable for
tune. He was appointed admins
traitor of the estate and went to
Kansas City. Mrs. Underwood was
widow and was apparently In good
health a week ago.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
MRS, LOWELL
Eli EICH1Y FIVE;
CELEBRATES
Pioneer Resident of Greeley Guest
of Honor at Anniversary Dim
ncr-Is Hale and Hearty

Mrs. Della NJ. Lowell was the
guest of honor at an afternoon par
ty given Thursday at the home of
Mrs. F. Fl. Badger. The affair was
a celebration of the S5th birthday
anniversary of Mrs Lowell. Mrs.
Lowell has been a resident of Gree
lev for 33 years. She was born IN
Bridgeport, Conn, and came here
when the town was still young.
Broad minded and sympathetic.
Mrs. Lowell has won many friends
hy her many admirable qualities.
She is unusually well preserved
and active for her years and takes
frequent long journeys when she is
the wonder of her younger COM
panions.
Mrs. Lowell was the recipient OF
profusion of cut flowers and potted
plants on her birthday. There were
roses, carnations. daisies. snap
dragons. sweet peas and Easter IL
lies. One OF her gifts most appre-
ciated was a beautifully decorated
birthday cake made by Miss Jeannet
Edwards. the eleven year old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Edwards. There were sixteen Ia
dies present at the birthday cele-
bration. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Badger. assisted by Miss
Ethel Piper and little Mary Badger.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25

j, c. Mosher was summoned ~
a"n D.1so' Calf, by a telegram tell
ing OF the illness of Mrs. Mosher
VINO is suffering from typhold-pneu-
mona A telegram today states
that mrs. Mosher is slightly i'm
Mrs' #, S. vanAntwerp and
aauehter Lois, came down from
penVeF Saturday for a few days'
Visit with friends. Mrs. VanAnt-
werp expects to leave soon for La
Jnnta, where Mr.. Van Antwerp is
now located.
heY. John Doene and the Boy
Scout of the Congregational church
returned this morning from their
camplug trip on the Platte. Rev.
lDoane came in Sunday to occupy his
pulpit and returned to spend the
night with the boys.
Mr and Mrs. Ivan Elliott arrived
here Sunday morning for a visit
with Greeley friends. Mr.. Elliott,
who is the son of former sheriff
Jack Elliott, has been in England
with Buffalo Bnl's Wild West Show
and II was while there that he met
and won the Scotch lassie whom he
has recently married.
A. W. Mumper of Urbana, O., who
has been visiting his cousins, A. L.
Mumper and Mrs. Anna Wallace,
left Saturday to join his wife and
daughter in Colorado Springs. Mr..
Mumper is delighted with Greeley
and the surrounding country. Dur
ing the last three days of Mr. Mum
per's stay, with his cousin, A L.
Mumper, he took auto trips covering
$50 miles OF the country about
Greeley
DR.. Harold McCrery has received
the appointment of dental surgeon
for the National Jewish hospital in
Denver. DR., McCrery graduated 9
year ago from the Denver University
dental college and has been practic.
ing IN Denver for the last year. DR.
McCrery has the distinction of be
| ing the Youngest dentist in Denver
and his appointment is considered
quite an honor He is the son o
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. McCrery of thi:
city.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Saturday

Mrs. E. G. Young of LaSalle was
in Greeley Friday.
C. v. Owens left Friday for Ne
braska. to buy horses.
Mrs. James Stewart OF LaSalle
was in Greeley Friday.
w. E. Saunders spent several
days in Denver this week.
Mrs. T. 8. Turner OF Platteville
wss in Greeley Friday.
A. f. Aspinwall is spending the
week in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. w. l.. Miller went to Denver
Friday for a few days stay.
The party OF Denver-Laramie Of
ficials have returned to Denver.
Mrs. Sam Hallett went to Denver
this morning for a few days stay.
Mrs. L. Fountain went to Denver
this morning for a few days visit.
Mrs. B. H. Eaton and Mrs. w. L..
Clayton are in Denver for a few
days.
Miss Alfretta Cook arrived Friday
evening from LaJunta for visit
with friends.
Miss Marie Tripp of Carr was in
Greeley Friday on her way home
from Longmont.
Mel and Earl Gigoux left Friday
for Enid. Okla, where they will
spend the summer.
Oscar Prussel OF Evans was in
Greeley today on his way to Tim
nath to visit his sister.
Mrs. Eta Worth returned to Dem
yer Friday after visit with her
sister. Mrs. Elma Mason.
e. S. st. John returned to his
home in Fort Lupton Friday after
several days stay in Greeley.
Mrs. G. II. Gordon went to Den
yer Friday for a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Coryell Scott.
Mrs. O. Larson and Mrs. J. Lar
son of Welcome Hi1l WE'RE in Gree
ley Friday on their way to Denver.
Mrs. b. NJ. Fee returned to her
home in Fort Collins today after at
tending the missionary convention
and visiting friends.
Mrs. J. d. Burroughs and Miss
Sadie Campbell left Friday for their
homo in Clinton. Mo-. after visit
with Mrs. @. =. Mccoy.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
ENGLISH
FESTIVAL
PROGRAM
MERRIE LADS AND LASSIES no
DISPORT ON GREEN
OLD CUSTOM TO Be REVIVED
Visitors Will Have Opportunity Of
Inspecting New Training School
Building by Coming Early
in the Morning

terrestrial of Maye" will be cefe-
brated on "Ye College Greene" at
the State Normal school on May rs.
the program having been completed
yesterday. 1t will be participated
in by lads and lassies of the school.
An interesting announcement for
those who attend is the invitation
that will be extended to all grown
people who attend to go through the
new training school building. 1t
will be necessary to go about $3.50
in the morning to accept this invi-
tation, as it will be before the pro-
gram begins 1t is planned to start
/ the exercises about 9:lo O'Clock.
| Following is the program:
The Procession OF the Revellers.
The Queene OF the Mac.
The Daunce OF the Maye Pole.
The Masque of Spring.
Frolick of Maydes: Wnen | was .
Lytll Mavde.
The Morrice Dancers: Rigs O.
Marlowe.
The Shepherds their Masque.
Daunces of Maydes: Bluff King
| Hal.
| The Masuue of Syr Gareth and
Fayre Lynette.
The Second. Morys Daunce:
Landnum Bunches.
Robyn Hoode and Midse the Mil
ler's Son.
The Daunce of Dairie Maydes and
Woodmen.
The Third Morrice Daunce: SheD-
herds Hey
The Tournament of Archeres.
The Fourth Morrice Daunce: How
Dye Do.
Daunce of Ladyes: The Cod
desses Frenchmore.
The Frolicks of the Revellers:
Oranges and Lemons. Would yos
Know how Doth the Peasant Lon-
don Bridge Nuts in Maye.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Tuesday

MI. and Mrs. n. D. Bartholomew
went TO Denver today.
H. E. Churchill has returned from
a business trip to Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Hall spent
Sunday in Boulder visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. P. P. Tucker went to Denver
this morning for visit with her
daughter.
Nj. and Mrs. J. Davis and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, of LaSalle were in
Greeley Monday,
Mrs. U. G. Mosher of Denver was
in Greeley on her way to Cam
field TO visit her sister.
Wade Read and Hap Myers of
Chicago were in Greeley Monday,
the guests of Charles Hallett.
Miss Anna Rice returned to her
home in Denver today after visit
with her sister, Mrs. Boyd Reid.
Miss Lucy Lane returned to her
home in Denver Monday afternoon
after a few days visit with Miss
Gertrude Smith.
The S. L. w. Ladies aid society
will meet Thursday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock at the home of Mrs.
Roy Bardwell at Gill.
Undersherifr Fred Williams is
confined to his home by fitness. He
was seized yesterday in his office
and chills developed last night.
Mrs. N. f. Petit of Denver. who
has been visiting Mrs. j. B. Hatha-
way. went to Erie Monday for
visit before returning to her home.
B. L. Kittle spent Sunday in Den
yer with Mrs. Kittle. who Is IN ST.
Luke's hospital recovering from an
operation. Mrs. Kittle is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. M. E. Ulsh. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Thomp-
son in Greeley, and friends In Foss-
ton. returned to her home In silver
Gin Monday.
The members of the third divi-
sion of the Baptist Aid society Will
meet at 2 O'Clock Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. e. A.
Jackson. 423 Eleventh street.
Mrs. c. e. Kirkpatrick Of Seaman
O., left today for Denver to visit her
brother. Mrs. Kirkpatrick has been
visiting Mrs. c. H. Baird and attend
ing the Missionary convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ward. who came
here a year ago for the benefit OF
Mr.. Wards health. left this morn
Ing for their former home IN Ceoar
Rapids, Iowa. Mr.. Ward Is entire
ly recovered.
There will be a reception this
evening in the Congregational
church in honor of the pastor. Rev.
John Doane. The adult members OF
the church and congregation are In
vited. An interesting program has
been arranged.
Word received today from san
Diego is to the effect that the condl-
tlon Of Mrs. j. c. Mosher remains
the same. Mrs. Mosher Is suffering
from pneumonia. MIR. Mosher, who
left here Saturday night for san
Diego. will arrive today.
only a few weeks after they
were summoned to the deathbed OF
their father. Lawrence and ROBERT
scott received q message SATURDAY
rom Hastings. Neb., that their
mother was dying. They left sun
day morning for their old home put
their mother had passed away De-
fore they arrived. The brothers
we're called to Hastings only Few
weeks ago by the death OF their
father.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25

d. V. and Martha Piatt left on
Tuesday for Cottonwood, Cal.
Miss Rose Coffman of Big Bend
is spending few days in Greeley.
Mrs. Fred Girardot and Mrs. Mil
Ter OF Ault were in Greeley Tues
day,
Miss Esther Kerr who has been
attending school here, left for her
home in Durango Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Hancock, who
have been visiting their brother,
| Mr.. Homer Doud, and wife left this
morning for their home.
Janette Collins returned to her
home in Barnesville Tuesday after
a few days visit in Greeley with
her brother, Roy Collins.
Mrs. F. A. Williams, with her lit
tie daughter and young son, re-
turned to her home in Gill today
after several weeks stay in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. " Foster and
family who have been living here
the last two years left today for
Koshkonong, Mo-, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. G. F. Clifford went to Den
yer today to meet Mr.. Clifford.
They have been living in Greeley
for some time and have now leased
rooming house in Denver.
Mrs. ]. A. Kennedy of North
Bend, Neb., returned to her home
Tuesday after visit with her sis.
ter, Mrs. T. T. Wilson. Mrs. Ken
nedy also attended the convention
c. C. Townsend, A. Miller and
C. Y. Allyn left today for the
Poudre to be ready for the opening
of the trout season. They vii
spend several days fishing at Hill:
Gulch and return Saturday.
: L. R. Kent of Briggsdale was il
Greeley Tuesday and returned to
day He came for medical atten
ton for his broken arm which n
sustained few weeks ago Will
working with a gasoline engine
Mr.. Kent was in the Greeley hos
pital for some time but has been a
his home the last week.
The members of the Unique clu
and a number of outside guest
were entertained Monday afternoo
l at the home of Mrs. I. r. Hadle
= AS usual pleasant afternoon Wi
spent with cards and refreshmen
+ were served. Among the out {
l town guests were Mrs. ShepheE
of Fort Collins and Miss Coffma
of Indianapolis.
Mrs. d. Y. Graham of Mornin
Sun, Iowa, who has been visitin
her brother-in-law. T. 7. Wilson
and family and attending the Mis-
I sionary convention, went to Denve
. Tuesday and will return for FEY
days visit before going to her home
S Mrs. Wilson accompanied her t
e Denver and will visit her daughter
e Miss Grace, in Colorado Springs TO
short time.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Monday

H. B. Matthews spent Sunday in
Denver.
w. R. Kelly spent Saturday in
Windsor.
Miss Villa Coughlin spent the
week end in Loveland
F. j. Miller and Lucky" Horne
went to Denver on their motorcycles
Sunday.
Mrs. O. Hoagland went to Den
yer Saturday for visit with
friends.
Mrs. NJ. r. Kerr went to Colorado
Springs today for a weeks visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wyatt spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. D. X.
Wyatt In Ault.
Roy Elliott left Sunday for Cas-
per. Wyo., and expects to go later
to Butte. Mont.
Mrs. j. Retallack and daughter,
Miss Gladys. of Denver were in
Greeley Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dinges and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Hesford spent
Sunday in Denver.
Miss Lillian Johnston returned to
q visit with friends.
Election Of officers of Pythian
Sisters on Wednesday afternoon. A
full attendance is desired.
Miss Clarke, director Of music In
Oahu college, Honolulu. is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gale for few
days.
Miss Aida Rydbig returned to
her home at Farmers this morning
after a few days visit with Greeley
friends.
Miss Nell Clendening Of Lasalle
visited over Sunday with the girls of
the Chi Alpha Thete sorority in
Greeley.
Mrs. Gertrude johnson end daugh-
ter. Miss Laura. OF Camfield were in
Greeley Saturday on their way to
Denver.
Miss F. Downing Of Keota was in
Greeley today on her way home
from Denver. where she has been
visiting friends.
H. J. Doten. Miss Elizabeth Dot
en- and Miss Geneva Johnstown
spend Sunday with friends at the
town OF Barnesvile.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Carrothers OF
Milan, Mo-, arrived here this morn
ing on their way to Cornish. where
they will visit friends.
The Plainview literary society
closed with an ice cream social at
the school house Friday evening,
This is the last meeting of the sea
son and an excellent program was
rendered.
Mrs. r. Sylte, Mrs. ]. Heidee and
Mrs. f. Swanmyer of Osgood were
in Greeley today on their way home
from Denver. where they have been
spending several days.
Mrs. r. s. Hartz. wife of Lieut.
Hartz OF the Philippines. arrived IN
Greeley Sunday for a visit with
friends. Mrs. Hartz will be re-
membered as Miss Edith Granger
MIR. and Mrs C. l. Faulkner and
family spent Sunday at Glen Haven
in the Thompson canon with Mr'
and Mrs. w. c. Dickerson. who are
spending the summer in their cot
tage.
Mrs. w. N. Hathaway and Mrs
Rev. Forester returned to their
homes in Denver Saturday after at
tending tho missionary convention
While here they were the guests OF
|Nrs. John Steck.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Friday

saefman Markle of LaSalle
Greeley r., Thursday.
\ Wednesday, e to Mr.. and
D. Malone, a son.
y, A. Greer of Santa Ana.
u Greeley for a few days.
sarflngton went to Dem
.aay for a few days visit.
lawrence n Scott left Thurs
> r.s'inss' y Neb.. for a visit.
= u Landon went to Dem
r, as ior a few days visit.
1suees rsn Mayhopper went to
AN'Saay for a few days
,as camp went to Grow
:" visit with Miss Louise
,it,,a noSes v of Denver has
dreeley friends for a
y; ]. Quinn was in cr..,.v
to IN. VI ner way home from
~. ". G. Mcpherson Of ns,vo,
.ls l,st'ey to to, today on her way to
S,., 10 visit friends. ~
ks sI,.aa 1,s. Simpson, who ba,
to Ss' hast I four months here. re-.
Ao'ne in Bayard, Neb.
.,n frances Sherman cam.
tsit .,.s refs Collins Thursday
psa. with her daughter. Mr., Mrs.,
pt Fort y Oii'e and Fannie
Ay on ' COL Collins were in Gree
visit it ,sosL sasir way to Barnes
+. ,u 'heir sister. n''
her Ie,son narsH of Chicago is
Lowe, parents, sfsa, Mr.. and Mrs.
ter, S,u Brother, NJ. H. 1nws mss'
winiirrss,a rs, A. T.; N. Young. "''
(ley Thu ,ea Kelly of Eaton mn.
the ca"a' canuafsday. Miss Ka,,v "as -
~ News ta,es tr,e for the Rocky
Veal Lase's hospital in nsnl nsso
Mr., r,I ana is getting ,lon. n-
III, NIT. Aittle returned 1,ons ,.nns
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
MARKET REPORT
Local

ID. V. and Martha Piatt left on
Tuesday for Cottonwood Cal
Miss Rose Coffman of Big Bend
is spending few days in Greeley.
Mrs. Fred Girardot and Mrs. Mil
Ter OF Ault were in Greeley Tues
10,
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
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:. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS +
!. !. !. !. = !. + !. !. + !. !. + + +
Warranty. Deeds

Warranty Deeds
T. H. Ewes to VIM. Forgy. Sh
3O-7-67. 81.
Mntie, G. NJ, w. B.. w. c. Early
and A. ]. Forbess, Della F. Hall and
Mary Wilson to B. F. Early. NV
15-4-6S. 81.
Milton f. and Mary ]. HollinSs-
worth to c.. B. & Q. R. r. Co Part
NV 34-5-65. $4,000.
Joseph King to Geo. w Twom-
bley. NJ SW 1O-1-66. $500.
R. T. Nancy to Sarah F. English
Lots II. is and 10. Blk c. 4 H.
Add. Kersey. 81.
Noll-Welty Lbr. Co. to Stoneham
Lumber Co Lots 6 to IL, Blk
Stoneham. 81.
Louis C. Schmidt to Windsor
Lodge No. so, A F. & A. Nj. Und.
- int. part lot 50. Blk IL Wind
sor. 81.
Windsor Lodge No. 60 A. F. L
A. NJ. to Cecilia n. Schmidt. und.
Il int. part lots 90, 2S and 80. Blk
II Windsor. 81.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Notice of Annual Stockholders
Meeting

Greeley, Colo, April 81, 1911
Annual stockholders meeting or
the Colorado Produce Exchange
Company, for the election of direc-
tors and other business, will be held
at the company's office. corner Sew
enth street and Seventh avenue, In
tho CITY of Greeley, at 7:30 O'Clock
D. M, June 5, 1911.
w. H. FARR, President.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Thursday

uoA
sp'.nins. Gil'''''' PARK
,sl.b unven'F was i" Den
duesday' to creeley
,'",rtbur returned Wednes-
,D.e NV of Denver was III
Wednesday rhr on business, ,,
. Sfsr Parks and daughter, MISS ns
raars we're in Greeley on
~, ;.,,s Behrens and Miss
Evans were Greeley ''''-
dnesday. ,rohased a
n'sr 'ssrchalmers-Detroit" five
y touring car 20
vipifred Rugh expects TO
!. resk for omaha, where
visit her sister, Mrs. Ralph
=, samoa Abbott returned to
wednesday after a re"
dit with her parents MI
Chris Rugh. ,, ,o,.
ND Mrs. R. E. Pollock left
,,r for springville' Ia
hodv of their son, LaVerne'
Il at their former home.
M Mrs. John Lunn ana son
Collins we're in Greeley on
NS''
,v m their way home from
/. where they have been
the winter.
ID Mrs. George Vinegar en-
with a dinner party at
bme Wednesday evening
IN we're Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
N and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Norge swartz went to Den
Y to meet her husband on
n from a business trip to
hi, III. She was accom-
Mrs. F. W. Atherton. They
In to Greeley Sunday even
b W. Gustafson, wife of the
N the Swedish Lutheran
was given a pleasant sur
her home Tuesday after
. company of lady friends.
herring was in honor of Mrs.
MS birthday and a delight
moon was spent, There
ry ladies' present.
A. Kyle died this morning
bme. 2O5 Ninth avenue. after
Illness of tuberculosis. Mr..
, rs years old and has lived
lumber of years. He is sur
bis widow, his father, A. ].
ID a brother. Funeral SER
U be held at 3 O'Clock Fri
moon at the First Presby-
lurch.
Glazier gives the Tribune a
pr killing rats which he Is
nth marked success. 1t is
I'd efficient. Mix corn meal
6er paris, dry. In propor-
three Of meal to one OF the
and place near their holes.
pan of water handy. Rat
mixture, eats, gets thirsty,
water, and Immediately be-
'atuary. Others beside MT.
NE using this plan with sue
nlle the mixture is not
in the ordinary sense, It
Kept away from chickens or
lmals that would be attract
meal, or they will 90 the
The rats.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25

Winfield Marsh has gone to Den
yer. where he has position with
a plumbing company. Mrs. MarS0
will follow him later.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-05-25
Wednesday

J. L. Brush went to Denver today
on a business trip.