The Greeley tribune., 1911-09-14
Saturday


days this week in Denver.
Mrs. w. l.. Clayton went to Dem
yer Friday for Il short stay.
Miss Anna Bivens of Fort Lup-
ton spent Friday in Greeley.
Mrs. Nellie Nasselstrom went to
Denver today for few days stay.
Mrs. Ida Johnson returned Friday
from several days stay in Denver.
| Rex Eaton left this morning tor
Boulder where he will enter the
State university.
Peter Hewitt of Arapahoe is Wis
iting his daughter Mrs. E. II. Ellis,
west of Greeley.
Howard Scarborough was in Mil
liken Friday on business for the
| Gilbert Drug company.
Miss Mayme Wyatt has gone to
Wheatland for few weeks visit
with Mrs. George Hiatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Sears and
children went to Denver today in
their auto for two days stay.
Mrs. F. w Witwer has returned
to her home in Upton, Ia. after a
visit with Mrs. H. H. Thurlby.
Miss Grace Garrigues has gone to
Berkeley and will attend the state
university of California this year.
Miss Lois Wright is home to
spend Sunday at home. Lois is
teaching at Highlandlake this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. S. Lee of Omaha
spent two days in Greeley this week
and went to Denver Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Nellie Smith and daughter.
Helen, of Boulder are visiting her
mother, Mrs. j. G. Evans, and sis
ter. Mrs Anna Langtry.
Mrs. Charles Seem and Miss Adel
Seem have returned from FoXton,
where they have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Estabrook.
l.. G.. BLY,, who travels for the
Wright and Wilheny Hardware com
pany of Omaha, will spend Sunday
with his family in Greeley.
Mrs. Victor Yeoman OF Swink is
visiting her parents, Prof. and Mrs.
| j. Il. Whiteman, She will remain
in Greeley until after the county
fair.
Unless a sufficient number i'm
Imediately interest themselves to
warrant its cintinuance, the order
OF Moose in this city will be dis
solved and its charter surrendered
Mrs c. Olander and daughter,
Miss Esther, of Chicago were in
Greeley Friday on their way to
Denver They have been visiting
Ed Olander on his ranch near
Briggsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Estabrook,
who have ben snending the sum-
/ II at FoXton, in Platte canon. do
not intend TO return to Greeley this
winter. After short stay in Den
yer they intend going to Needles,
Calf
Mrs. NJ. F. Pharo left Friday for
her home in Kremmling, after a
months visit with Mrs. j. c. Kings
bury and her mother, Mrs. A. c.
Mcmillan. Mrs. Pharo stopped here
on her way home from a trip to
Washington.
Don Freidy of the Gilbert drug
store in the Sterling building has
been transferred to the Milliker
branch and II. lse. who has been il
charge of the Milliken store, will
come to the Opera House pharmacy
owned by the same company.
Miss Zella Foster will go to Den
yer Sunday, where she will become
the bride of Evitt Stauder of Love
land. Miss Foster is the daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. H. NJ. Foster, and
has lived in Greeley all her life. The
young people will make their home
in Denver.
Mrs Mary Potter, who has made
her home in Greeley with her nep-
hew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Luther, for some time. left Friday
for Omaha. where she will visit her
son. Sam Potter. Mr.. Potter has
been visiting here and she accom-
panied him home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Thompson left
this morning for a trip to Maine
Both nir. and Mrs. Thompson have
been in poor health and the trip is
made hoping the change may be
beneficial for them. They will visit
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and .drs. Nelson Pendexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Strong enter
tanned with a dinner party Thurs
day evening. Their guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Robinson of Iowa
City. la, Mrs. Jennie Warrington
and Mrs. Sylvia Wilson of Pender
Neb., Mr. and Mrs. N. ID. Bartholo-
new and Mrs. r. ID. McLucas.
Rev. r. w. Bonell is expected
home today from his extended trip
and will have charge of the services
at the Episcopal church Sunday
Rev. Bonell has spent two months in
England and has been away three
months. The trip was taken for his
health and he returns much inn
proved.
Rev Ernest Tuck went to Denver
this morning to resume his work AT
the Denver university. He has been
spending the summer in Greeley
with his mother. Mrs. Fannie Tuck.
r or the last two years Rev. Tuck
has had Methodist charge in the
outskirts of Denver. in addition to
his work at the university.
Nelson Demorest has returned
from four weeks trip east. He was
in Philadelphia, Atlantic City and
New York City. Here he visited the
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