The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-17
Tuesday

's' t'i'fhi I'll anu beOIse
Strubel went to Denver today.
Miss Kate Sullivan from Gilcrest
was visitor in Greeley yesterday.
c. H. Walden left yesterday for
Wallace, Idaho. where he has some
land business to attend to.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Henderson
lett today for Il mountain trip to
Chambers Lake, Laramie river and
North Park.
Miss Georgia l.. Henry and Mrs
Dollie Curtis left this morning for
a few days combined business and
pleasure trip to Denver.
Nelson Demorest left yesterday
for New York City where he will
spend the next few weeks purchas-
ing his fall stock of goods
John Read of the Read Bros
shoe store firm, left Monday for
few weeks vacation trip to Kansas
City where he will visit friends.
Mrs. Kate Hanna. daughter, Miss
Cornelia. son, Hobart, and his young
son will leave in few days for a
few weeks outing in Estes Park.
John Harbaugh is spending three
weeks visiting with his father in
West Chester, Ia. He will also visit
friends in Austin, Mimi, before re-
turning.
Mrs. E, A. Titler who was stricken
with paralysis two months ago is
slowly improving and is able to be
up and around the house part of
the time.
Mrs. Helen Beauchamp returned
to her home in Longmont yester-
day afternoon after spending the
past week here as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Harris.
Rev. Lewis C. Buyer left today
for Lyons to attend two weeks
session of the Colorado Holiness
place August II.
Mrs. Kate Lamb, Misses Elizabeth
and Margaret Banta and their guest,
Miss Irene Richards, of Moline, ILL.,.
left Monday for a few weeks out
ing at Estes Park.
Miss Kate Burke, who has charge
of the suit department at Condon's S
store, is spending her vacation. Miss
Myrtilla Gibson is taking her place
during her absence.
Wilson Ellis is expected home to-
day from two weeks trip to Boise,
Idaho, and other points in the
northwest. Mr.. Ellis is the book
keeper for Goodman and Niell's.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Imboden re-
turned Monday evening from Den
yer. Mrs Imbodens niece, Mrs.
Kate Gavin, and children, of Den
yer, accompanied them home for a
visit
Mrs Emma Palmer, who has been
spending a few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. B. F. Pattee, and son, Will
Palmer of Lone Tree, will return to
her home in Highlandlake this
week.
Mrs. Daisy Bixler and daughter
Margaret, left today for Evergreen
where they will spend two week:
with Mrs. B. w. Bonell and family
who have been spending the sum
mer there.
James Runyan of Fort Collin
and May Atwood of the same cit
were granted a license to wed thf
morning. Runyan was divorced il
1907 and his bride to be is cousin
of his first wife.
Miss Loretta Beetham of Denver
} went to Windsor this morning for {
short visit with relatifes. Miss
Beetham came to Greeley Monday
to attend the wedding of her cousin
Miss Hilda Wyatt.
MTS. u. StOtt ihohPSoA hNS
; sued invitations for breakfast or
Tuesday morning in honor of Miss
: Rhoda Haynes. This is another OF
. the many pre-nuptial parties given
In honor of Miss Haynes.
Charles w. Howgate arrived In
Greeley Monday evening for visit
with relatives. Mr.. Howgate Is the
eldest son of James r. Howgate OF
, this city. He is connected with the
General Electric company of Sch
nectady, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Reynolds and
daughter. Frances, returned few
days ago from Las Animas. where
thev have spent a month at their
ranch. Mr.. Reynolds expects to re-
turn this week to oversee the
threshing of the grain on the
ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Ginther OF
Evans expect to leave in few DAYS
/ for an extended trip to the western
J coast They will visit Salem o.
San Francisco and Seattle and also
expect to see the wonders OF the
Philippines before returning.
The knights of Pythias held So
cial meeting after the regular lodge
, session Monday evening. A victor
: ola concert was given and retresh-
ments were served. There was a
good attendance and pleasant
evening was spent There will be
Initiation at the next meeting.
c. J. Crockett returned Monday
from a trim of several weeks to New
York City and the eastern markets
On his return he stopped for a
short visit with his parents at ful-
ton. Ky. His two children, CHARLES
and Margaret who have been spend-
ing the summer with their grand
parents. accompanied him home.
Word has been received that
Archie James of kersey. who mas
been in a serious condition at MS
home in Palisades, is improving. MT
James formerly lived on the lso
ranch. Last Friday his cousin, Fred
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