The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
Saturday

Mrs. V. L. Keyes and little son
went to Denver this morning to spend
the day with friends.
Mrs. Jackson of Loveland, arrived
in Greeley today and will remain in
definitely with friends.
Mrs. Emma Palmer, of Highland
lake, is visiting her sister, Mrs. B.
r. Pattee, in this city.
X. G. Strong was forced to remain
at home from his office duties yester-
day because of illness.
Mr.. Veil returned to Denver this
morning, after attending the funeral
of Miss Flora Runnells.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Bunting Of FL
dora, are spending several days in
this city on pleasure trip.
Mrs. NJ. Tillyou and daughter, Mabel.
arrived in the city this morning, after
spending some time in Idaho Falls,
Idaho.
Mrs. II. G. Murphy and children
went to Salt Lake this morning, after
spending several weeks with friends
in Eaton.
c. w. Beer, wife and daughter,
returned yesterday from few days
spent at their cottage in Estes
park.
Mrs. Matt Ryann went to Cheyenne
this morning to visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William B. Waggoner, for
the summer
A marriage license was granted
this morning to George c. Koenig of
Loveland and Miss Annie Wales, OF
Johnstown.
]. o. Howe was among the departing
Greeleyites for Denver this morning,
where he will remain over Sunday
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kelly have taken
the Phelps cottage for the summer
months, during the absence of Mrs.
Chas. Phelps.
Mrs. c. B. Powell was ar out going
passenger this morning for Denver.
where she will spend the week end
with relatives.
Miss Leota Wherry is expected to
arrive in Greeley this afternoon from
Iowa, to spend the summer here with
her brother and sister
Andy Carlson. who is in the em-
ploy of ]. A. Enright & Co., was
taken to the hospital this morning
threatened with an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Postin motored over
from Fort Collins this morning in
company with Wright and Laura Pos
tin, who took the train here for Chey-
enne
Rev. S. r. Jameson of Pawnee
City, Neb., will occupy the pulpit at
the United Presbyterian church the
next two Sundays. July is and 90.
DR.. Jameson and wife will spend
two weeks IN Greeley
Rev. Lucius S. Reed. now living in
this city, will preach in the Congre-
gational church tomorrow morning.
Mr. Reed has had charge of important
churches in the East. including one in
the suburbs of Boston and is highly
spoken of by Eastern friends.
Miss Margaret Statler and Miss
Helen Ringle left this morning for
Dillon, Colo. on the Blue River. where
they will remain all summer. Miss
Statler taught school in that district
and goes over once year to renew
acquaintance with friends and old
pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Haygood gave
party in honor Of the sixth birthday
OF their little daughter. Murtle, Thurs
day afternoon. The little people had
the usual good time and those present
were Irene Davis, Flora Lauck, Cleal
Chingurger, Blanche Bird, Carl Bird,
Gilbert Davis, Irene and Anna Hay
good.
W. A. Smith. who owns a ranch
near Hudson. has been brought to
the city to answer to charge of in
sanity lodged against him. 1t is
alleged by neighbors that he is
mentally Incompetent to attend to
his property and that he is inclined
to be violent. He has just return
ed from a stay at a sanitarium. His
family and relatives say that while
he is i'll he is not mentally incom-
petent.
Little Ava and Dorothy Sharp came
in this morning from Eaton to spend
few days here with their father,
who is attending Normal. One of
the little girls wore a peculiar neck
lace which Mr.. Sharp said was made
from the smallest piece OF money in
circulation in the world. 1t is tiny
silver coin used by the Indians in the
far East, and is about the size of
small pea. The coins are linked to-
gether and with quaint locket at
tached, make a striking neck pendant.
Mr.. Sharp collected the money while
in India.