The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-22
Monday

Prof. A. Gideon went 10 De"'''
nm huainess this morning. d.
Ma. Mary Pierce, OF Gale' -. -.
v,.1s,.. Ill., -;tb friends at Eaton ior
MI. N,sie NJ. Hiatt. teacher ~
rrmtt. c.me in this morning an"
rt,i , .,.ond % the summer school.
Mr. u putnam and daugntea.
Enid. Of Maysyille' MO- 'mn.er
In this city OF Mrs: van ana % IN from
Mrs. G. Phillip came y. ~ .nsnd
Fl. Lnpton this morning & - ,mnor-
the day attending 70 so"s ~
tant business matters. In.
Miss Theress Nichols va. arn,nr ~
coming passenger tnis .a.o an
from Denver to remain ne'o
summer 1t the Normal. ,.,,-
Tho following residentsIrom NJ ~
liken ware visitors In greeley "
day: Mrs. Burkheimer. MRS. "oou-
man and Harry Russell.
Mrs, r. P. Matthews went 20 Acn
var TO-DAY to attend the piano "
cital nv Miss Sarah Hunter IN tne
Centrai Christian church tonIgnt.
NM ETorence Smith OF Denver,
accompanied by Miss Mary treemsn
of Ordvay. arrlred In the city TO-DAY
and Win attend the summer ecno0i.
M,sa Mabel Haney. teacher IN the
Eat Ward school, left today Tor No.
home in Denver where she Will
spend the summer.
Rex Eaton was among the mum
ber of returning Greeleyites estu1'
day. ..,. h-,s,
business trip to Denver Saturday
MRS. Al Fontaiue and little son
lsft aaturday morning for their
Vacation trip to the mountains.
Mipe Marian Bunker has returned
hone from Oberlin. o., where she
md been attending school the past
year.
Mia Georgia Baker left Saturday
morning for Ellsworth. Kan. 70 De
gone sfx weeks or longer visiunS
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Todd from
IVA. Wyo., are in the city Visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Evans, par
ents of Mrs. Todd.
Mrs. Mary A. Hunter and son
were Greeley visitors In Denver to-
G. johnson, the popular black
smith Of Mead, was a visitor IN
town today.
Miss Georgia Pond came IN this
morning from Parker and will At
tend Normal this summer.
Miss Ouida Smith. daughter OF
W. r. Smith of Evans, ID the proud
possesor of a fine new piano. the
gift of her grand father.
]. r. Tezer expects to take Q
months vacation soon and Will
spend most of the time out In the
hills getting near nature.
Mrs. w. E. Robertson and daugh-
ter left Saturday afternoon for San
Francisco. after spending the week
with Mrs. Benton at Seely's lake.
G. F. Bell of Greeley was here
Tuesday inspecting the elevator and
ordered the grain pits white washed
from basement to garret.-Ihe
Poudre-Valley.
Miss Margaret Ahren left today
for Greeley where she expects to
take the six weeks course of sum-
mer school in connection with the
Normal.-Salida Record.
Miss Theresa Burns departed on
Saturday mornihg for her homo IN
Towner, Csbp.. after IN enjoyable
sojourn IN Greeley as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Thurlby.
Mss Bosworth, who recently
completed . course in domestic
science at Greeley, has arrived in
the city to spend the summer with
her aunt, Mrs. G. N. Cox.-Durango
Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Bacon arrived
in the city Saturday from their
home in Denver and will be the
guests at the home Of B. F.. John.
SON for a short time. Mr.. Bacon
will be remembered % county com.
missioner Of Weld county.
The estate OF the late James Nc.
Indoo was Aled for probate here
yesterday II 10 valued at about
$4,000 and IL left to his wife
Anna. The will states that all the
property goes to his wife and al
her death It ID to be given to hin
children and grand children.
E. Nichols and family Of Chicago
enroute to California; Mrs. Mills
and daughter Of Denver and Mist
Hanna Of Greeley. who have ali
been guests at the home Of D. l.
Skiff and family at Ninth and Parh
avenue, left today.-Boulder Cam.
era.
A personal letter from Rev. John
Doane, former pastor Of the Gree.
ley Congregational church, tells Of
his safe arrival ut LaJolla, Calf.
and of the continued good health ol
Mrs. Doane. Mr.. Doane will start
at once on his work Of building q
congregation and place Of worship
at Mission Hills. = suburb Of San
Diego.
j. E. Gaumer and family moved
to Greeley Thursday to make theil
home. The family has made III
re sidence In Windsor the past thre<
years and during that time man,
warm friendships have been en-.
gendered. Mr.. Gaumer will continue
the sale Of autoss. having the
agency for the Studebaker cars fol
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