The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-03
Saturday

MT. ana Mrs. h. Spencer returned
TO their home in Denver last even
ing after visiting for few days in
the city with the Johnsons and Gills.
Mrs, j. f. Avison went to Green
Mountain Falls this morning to re-
main till school opens in the fall.
She is teacher of the fourth grade in
the Meeker school.
Miss Lota Todd returned to her
nome in Denver last evening for a
month with her parents before COM
ing back to attend to winter school
at the college.
Prof. +. A. Cross of the Normal
has gone to Colorado Springs to de-
liver course OF lessons on the
teaching OF English before the
teaching body now in session there.
Miss Pearl Streeter left this
morning for Denver where she will
spend her vacation with friends.
She has secured position as teach
er of the second grade in Aspen.
Miss Mabel Johnson left this
morning for eastern Nebraska
where she will spend her two weeks
vacation with relatives. She is one
I of the popular clerks in Cahill's.
Hamlin Garland left yesterday
afternoon for Estes Park where he
Will spend the next week at Long s
Peak Inn taking a rest and seeing
the best of Colorado scenery.
c. l.. Ayers and wife of Denver
are registered at the Albion hotel
for short time while they look
over the points of interest in Gree
ley.
Prof. Richard Ernesti leaves to-
day for Colorado Springs where he
is booked for course of art lect-
ures before the teachers institute
in session there.
Mrs. w. j. Nickels and two daugh-
ters came in last evening from Lex
ington, Neb.. to visit for a month
son.
Mrs. e. X. Ernst and children
came in last evening from Eaton to
visit with Mrs. NJ. H. Dayton for the
week end.
Miss Deli Wasson departed last
evening for Seattle, Wash, where
she will spend the summer with her
mother. Miss Wasson was among
the number Of graduates of the
first installment of the class OF '12.
Miss Mary f. Atkinson was a pas
senger for Denver last evening
where she will spend the coming
week on combined pleasure and
/ business trip.
Mrs. Hattie Fuller. who has been
Visiting friends in the city for few
days returned to her home in Mead
last evening
Mrs. R. H. Sloan and Mrs. E.
Cochran were passengers this morn
ing of Denver to spend a few days
with friends.
Miss Clara Mater was passenger
for Casper, Wyo. last night. She
has been attending the summer
school here.
Fred S. Ransdell leaves shortly
for Wisconsin where he will attend
the state University and complete
his course in law.
Pingree, North Dakota. came ir
last evening to spend the summer
visiting her daughter. Mrs E. n
Miller of this city and Mrs. T. C
Phillips of Eaton.
r. B. and P. w. Putnam two
prominent business men from
Orchard are in the city for a few
days. attending to matters of i'm
portance.
Mrs. A. Strang, Miss G. Chadwell
Miss Alice Fisher and Miss Edna
Ferris from Omaha arrived in the
city last evening to remain as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hotch-
kiss for the month of August.
Miss Ada Bunker left last even
ign for Lexington, Neb., to visit till
September I with her friend. Miss
Dorothy Danner, who had been q
guest at the Bunker home for a few
weeks.
The condition of Mrs. George
Dauth, who was operated on at the
Greeley hospital Thursday after
noon, is reported as steadily improv.
ing. The operation is considered q
great success.
A. ]. Spillman has returned from
Denver where he spent the week or
business. Next week he will start
on months camping trip for the
purpose of resting before he begins
work on the road this fall
Miss Pauline Collins started last
evening for n ten days trip through
the Yellowstone National Park
Miss Pauline is a high school teach
and has been visiting her parents in
Barnesville for the past month Mr.
Collins is the post master there.
Winning five games out of nine
is the record made by the Metho'
dist Scouts ball team which PLAYED
the Christian Scout team. The last
game was played yesterday and re-
suited in n score of s to Z in favor
of the Methodists.
Ewing Stffler, A. C. Chesuut
George Spillman and the Finch
brothers formed party of campers
hea ded for the Upper Poudre, leaN'
ing this morning. They expect TO
spend the month of August hunting
and fishing.
Miss Florence Coffman who was
taken to Denver the first of the
week and operated on for appendt'
citis is reported convalescing nicely
Miss Mabel Shambo was pass