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The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
,,.,s and Coings Of the Week
Cleaned for Tribune Readers
saturday

Mrs. ]. A. Hicks spent Friday in
Greeley.
NJ. e. Cummings of Timnath was
in Greeley today.
w. b. Patterson went to Denver
Friday on business trip.
Carl Olsen left Friday for his
former home in Sweden.
C. E. Sherman went to Denver to-
day on q business trip.
G. w. Alps. who teaches in Ault
is In Greeley over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Sothman went to Den
yer today for few days visit.
Mrs. r. j. Jewell left Friday for
Ansley. Neb., for visit with friends
Mrs. H. F. Byers of Denver was
the guest of Mrs. r. ID. Thompson
Friday.
Mrs. E. E. Seabolt of Gill was in
Greeley Friday on her way to Eaton
to visit her sister.
Mrs. J. 8. schryver entertained
this afternoon in honor OF Mrs. w.
IG. Reynolds OF LaSalle.
Mrs. Alfred Newberry returned to
her home in Denver Friday after
visit with Mrs. John Kay.
Miss Elizabeth Van Gorder of
Ault is In Greeley to spend Sunday
with her mother. Mrs. Mary Van
Gorder.
Miss Mary O'Conner arrived here
Friday from Warsaw. KY, for visit
with Mrs. Virginia Graves and
daughters.
Baptist church will give cafeteria
lsupper April 81. There will be May
basket and candy booths.
Miss Catherine Richardson. who
has had charge OF the suit depart
ment at Condon's store, has resigned
and gone to Denver to accept posi-
ton.
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Craig for a few days. left today
for their home in Geneseo, Ill. They
stopped In Greeley on their way
home from California.
Mrs. Elmer Roger entertained
company of ladies at her home on
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
mother, Mrs. w. G. Lewis, who will
soon leave for trip to the western
coast.
DR.. W. H. Burnard will begin the
construction of a fine eight room
cement residence on Twelfth street
and Twentieth avenue next week.
The contract was let Thursday after
noon to A. J. Taylor. w. B. Patter-
son was the architect who drew the
plans.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Monday

George Davis spent Sunday with
friends in Fort Morgan.
E. NJ. Kelsey Of Sterling was in
Greeley Saturday on business.
Emil Harburg of Denver spent
Sunday with Greeley friends.
Dan Vance left this morning for
Denver with a car load of horses.
Paul Hosmer of Denver was in
Greeley Sunday visiting friends.
George Horne went to Denver
this morning for a few days stay.
c. w. and c. T. Gilbert went to
Boulder Sunday to visit their par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harbottle
spent Sunday visiting friends at La
Sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker Of Gil
crest spent Sunday with relatives In
Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester De Vine OF
Ault are here to spend Easter with
relatives.
Miss Georgiene Amoss, who is
teaching at Ault. was in Greeley on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zumalt OF
Eaton visited friends in Greeley on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Carson of Den
YER arrived here this morning to
make their home.
H. j. McAfee OF Denver spent
Easter in Greeley with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. 8. ]. McAfee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Girardot and
Mr.. Kennedy of Ault were the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. H. Brink Sunday.
George Swartz. who has been
spending the winter with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. w. Atherton. left today
for Chicago.
c. w. Carl. Arthur Condor. d. F.
Woodcock, Mr. Roberts and Ed Mel
son took an auto trip to Boulder
canon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren McKinnie, who
have been spending the winter in
Greeley left today for Gypsum,
where he will teach.
Mrs. George Bird and daughter
returned to their home at Barnes
mother, Mrs. Lulu Hoyt.
Mrs. G. w. Heighton, who lives on
n homestead near Kersey. was In
Greeley on business Saturday and
also visited friends. Mrs. leighton
formerly lived In Greeley.
Mrs. R. J. Boyd Of Denver, who
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Mason Douglas, returned to her
home today. Mrs. Douglas and chill
dren accompanied her home for a
visit.
J. L. Dickey. the east side con-
tractor. has returned from sublet
where he has been engaged the past
two months constructing two ranch
houses for the Riverside Land and
Reservoir company.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Resolutions

Since 1t has pleased our allwise
Heavenly Father to remove from our
midst, by death, our worth brother
.Chaster c. Howard in the height OF
an honored and useful career:
therefore be it
Resloved- while we bow In
submission to the Divine viii, yet
we can but sorely deplore the loss
of a genial and kindly neighbor, and
friend and worthy member of our
order.
Resolved-1hat we extend our
sincere and heartfelt sympathy to
the sorrowing wife and young sons
so sorely bereft of the love and care
of husband and father;
To the parents who so tenderly
watched the development of their
stalwart son and looked so fondly
and proudly upon for comfort ana
encouragement in their declining
years;
And to the sisters and brother
who must mourn and miss him from
the family circle.
Be It further resolved: .
copy of these resolutions be sent
to the family and parents OF our
brother and also spread upon the
minutes of the Farmers Union OF
which he was . member.
e. G. KNIGHT,
DAVID KELLY,
N. d. BARTHOLOMEW
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20

Mrs. ]. e. Claypool left last week
for Pueblo and Victor, where she
Will visit friends and will later go to
California where she will spend the
summer. Mr.. Claypool is In Nevada
where he has mining interests.
The Epworth League will give
their annual banquet next Friday
evening at the Methodist church.
Covers will be laid for 1875 and the
banquet will be followed by short
program and social evening
Gibson and Donaldson have COM
pleted the foundation for the new
residence of w. B. Cronkhite on
Normal hill and have now started
on the foundation for the new home
of b. F. Waggoner.
Webster Davis has lost his Column
bia bicycle, which was taken by mis-
take or Intentionally from the walk
in front of Demorest's store Friday
evening. Mr.. Davis left the wheel
there at 1880 o'clock and when he
had disappeared.
Miss Louise Seelbach and Mrs. C..
Fl. Chandler entertained the ladies
of their twenty-five" at the home
of Miss Seelbach Friday afternoon.
Appropriate Easter decorations were
used and the ladies spent pleas
ant afternoon.
Company d of the National guard,
gave the second in a series of dances
at the Armony last Saturday night.
There were nearly 100 couples pres
ent and the affair was thoroughly
enjoyable. The music was spe-
cial feature. The next dance will be
given April 20.
Paul Crist, the ten year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Crist was investi-
eating one OF the motor cars Satur-
day morning when 1t was in the
Greeley yards and putting his head
suddenly out of one Of the windows
in some way susutained three cuts to
his face and forehead which requir-
ed physicians care.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE
DESCRIBES DIFFERENCES

In the April American Magazine,
Mr.. William Allen White, writing Of
political conditions and tendencies
as he does. 30 brilliantly, says:
Talk to your political insurgent,
and he will tell you frankly that the
direct primary system of nomina-
tons. the corrupt practices act, the
recall. the initiative and ireferen-
DUN. or universal sufferage (if he
goes that far) are merely means to
an end. But IL you ask him to what
end, he has no definite answer. Talk
to YOUR progressive economic re-
former. and he will tell you that the
regulation of railroads. the federal
incorporations of capital doing in
terstate business. the conservation
of our natural resources. and the
prev ention OF child labor are but
steps in the right direction. But ask
him what 1t is that really lies as
ultimate goal in the right direction,
and he will shake his head. He does
not know. any more that Mr.. Riley's s
little boy, where he is going or what
he is going to do-'when the world
busts through All of which proves
that there is something In this for
ward movement. For when re-
former attempts to answer the third
then what?' he is either foolish or
insincere. For there stands always
the impenetrable grindstone. The
fnsuregnt and the economic reform
er do not pretend to say what is be-
yond 1t. But the Socialist is impa-
tient. He will have none OF your
mere steps in the right direction
He pretends to see too for into the
grndstone. Socialism claims to be
to farsighted to. be true. Real wis
dom takes account of exceptions,
sees publications, trusts something
to the good Gods grace, and knows
instinctively that 1t will do no good
TO look In the back Of the book for
the answer to social problems"
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Wednesday

IL amanda Hamilton spent TODAY
in Denver.
MRS, d. Grant OF LaSalle was in
Greeley today.
Mrs. Phil Dale of LasaI,e was IN
Greeley today.
muruo Lyons was in Denver the
first OF the week.
Mrs. W. b. Starr was the puest
OF Mrs, Jack Rece in Eaton Tuesca,
MISS Myrtle Davis went to Denver
TINS morning for few days visit.
Mrs. J. II. Shane of Windsor was
the guest Of Mrs. o. L. Pettepier to-
day.
"A son was born to Pete Bowman
north"e5t Of Greeley Monday, April
IT.
Mrs. Z. Fl. Wheeler returned this
morning from several days stay in
Denver.
Miss Edith Irwin of Gilcrest was
in Greeley today on her way to
Briggsdale.
A. K. Hall OF McArthur's store
went to Briggsdale today for few
days stay.
Mrs w, c. Lewis left today for
San Diego, Calf, where she will
visit relatives.
Mrs, c. B. Powell and Mrs. ]. S.
Boies went to Denver this morning
to see Madame Sherry.
Pau Pattee went to Denver this
morninE expecting to buy car load
of cattle for George Dauth.
Mis- Frances Tobey went to Den
yer this morning and will give an
address at the Woman's club at noon
today.
Eugene Williams and niece, Miss
Alice Taylor, left today for San
Diego. Calf, where they will spend
two months.
w. s. Freeman, the owner of the
Chicago ranch near Briggsdale, was
In Greeley today on his way home
from Denver.
Mrs. J. w. Evans, who has been
staying in Greeley, left today for
their ranch near Osgood, where she
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Luther and
sons LEFT today for two months trip
to California. They will go first to
San Diego and will later visit other
parts of the state
Thomas Ellison, who recently
purchased the Angelus rooming
house, has moved his family and
household goods to Greeley, and is
now installed in their new home.
N. II. Scott of Medicine Bow
Wyo., visited over Sunday with his
family in Greeley. When schoo
closes Mrs. Scott and children will
go to Medicine Bow for the summer
Miss Elsie Deffke returned tG
Denver today after spending thu
spring vacation with her gran'
mother. Mrs. John Platt Mis-
Deffke attends school at Lorett
Heights.
Mrs. r. B. Stevenson and TIVE
children arrived here from Kansas
City. Mr.. Stevenson arrived severa
weeks ago and is employed with |
o. Glazier, the jeweler. The famil,
will occupy the home of Mrs. Abbit
Andrews.
Mrs. Urias Williams entertained
the ladies of the Ramona club at hel
home Tuesday afternoon. AS usua
the afternoon was spent with fanc,
work. A nice lunch was served il
the afternoon by Mrs. Williams. as
sisted by her two children.
The Colorado Western Realt!
company corporation papers have
been filed in Greeley. ]. l.. Davis
S. G. Pattison and w. S. Curtis o
Denver are named as incorporation
and officers. The capital stock il
So 900 divided into shares of $1Ot
L
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Friday

fountain went to Denver
a visit with friends.
lloyd sS Alter of Windsor is
Aer parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
today. ~ '' o.
!, n HOln and daughter. Miss
mas Deaver were the guests of
Ies = Saunders a. Thursday.
~. =. Sherman. who has been
|sv WI a.. daughter. Miss Jessie.
'0' ner home in Briggs
llor :, ~, "idmaier of Ault was
ry ,c.. Thursday. Miss Rena
'Apanied her home for a
todar %dnre.mina Mead went to
| . pa.. 'or a visit with her
s Mead, and his chill
! r''a in "a. A. Jones of Fort COL
u.eeley Thursday on her
3 'tlest crest to visit ner motber
a At 't.vices ,s for A. G. Miller.
r, =, nn' Ihe home of his brother
(erDoon m,,ler, were held Thurs,
bor, rO0n = at Macy's undertas-
the sas's, Hev. John Doane con.
|ar1s. services. Mr.. Miles L.
(nd w.t., arrived from Cali !.
tb,s VIII II accompany the Soav Sar,
}, vho STATE "a for burial beside
End Mr. Mr., died last summer. ''
rer h.s, tna. j. F. Deringer went
. nISaa,y niSaay and will, 70 from rem,
end d|'ual' tha Park. where uS,,, thew
who h, h., Roberts of wapato,
Il. in Dss n. been visiting Mr.. n
NJ Thn,asey nseeley and friends in
N'''ay for her home.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Tuesday

Mrs. S. ]. McAfee went to La Sale
today to visit friends.
H. A. Russell has gone to Twin
Falls, Ida. on business trip.
Born, this morning. to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Lynn, a daughter.
o. G. O'Farrell shipped two car
loads of lambs to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. j. r. Healy of Kersey was in
Greeley today on her way to Den
YER.
Webster Davis left today for Fort
Morgan, where he will spend
weeks vacation.
Funeral services for Eugene
Dobbs were held this afternoon at
Macys undertaking parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Jones and fam
lily left Monday evening for Jerome.
Ida. where they will make their
home.
Mrs. ]. A. Lawrence returned to
her home in La Sale this morning
after visit with her daughter. Mrs.
]. D. Straight.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Miller and son
and Mrs. Berger we're the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Phillips at Eaton
for dinner Easter Sunday.
Mrs. D. c. O'Brion left Saturday
evening for Wheatland, Wyo. Mr..
O'Brion went there several weeks
ago to accept good position.
Mrs. c. l.. Montgomery and son,
Jack, returned to Denver Monday
after spending Easter with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Devote.
They were home grown lambs
raised by Mr.. O'Farrell himself.
Nearly all other feeders ship their
lambs in and hold them about four
months for feed.
The Union Ladies' Aid society will
hold box social Saturday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Will Van Cor
der. Boxes containing supper for
to attend.
Mrs. John Lowe has been visiting
in Fort Collins and was in Greeley
today on her way to her home at
Briggsdale While in Greeley Mrs.
Lowe was the guest of Mrs. Frank
Madden.
John Radford, who has been con-
nected with the Clayton Lumber
company in Greeley, has been made
manager of the lumber yard at
Barnesville and will take up his new
duties there at once.
Special services will be conducted
at the Salvation Army hall at
o'clock Wednesday evening. Aprll
10. by Col. H. c. Lee and Major
Frank Waite Of Denver. Col. Lee
ia the intermountain provincial Of
ficer in control OF the western states.
Everybody welcome at this service.
c. v. Owens, the horse buyer, re-
ceived a carload Of fine draft horses
yesterday. He says the market is
recovering from the winter depres-
sion and that the greatest demand is
for extra good stun. He says that
most farmers have come to realize
that a $500 team is cheaper than a
pair OF plugs.
The members OF the lambda Gam
ma Kappa fraternity have issued IN
vitations for their eighth annual
dance to be given next Friday even
ing, April 81, in Camtield hall. The
patrons of the fraternity are Samuei
Milo Hadden, ]. c. Kendel and Theo'
Fitz. There are So members OF the
fraternity and a delightful reunion
Is anticipated.
The science conference OF the
science section Of the Colorado
Teachers association will meet AT
the University of Colorado in Boui-
der, April 2S and 20. ]. w. Lakin
of Greeley is secretary Of the science
section. Mr. Lakin will lead one OF
the discussions and Miss Eleanor
wilkinson OF the Normal will give a
paper on Application Of Chemistry
| in Domeatic Science"
The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-20
Thursday

.'dsy, q daughter. IN
c,,hert went to Denver on
Trip wednesday
F. Murphy of the sal
~ veut to Denver today
Grant and daughter OF
u'I IN Greeley Wednesday
r,mer Hager ard son OF
M . IN Greeley Wednesday
NJ ZONES returned Tues
T., v" from two DAYS stay IN
G. steele and Mrs. j. q.
- Eaton were in Greeley
=. Kllburn went to Fort
Wednesday for a Visi' WIN
.hoice of any package for
C,ler's grab sale. saturday
1, urs Jack Kingsbury
ror, 1,upton Wednesday for
18th friends.
Iljce Roberts, who has been
school here, left for her
Denver today,
\. E. Mahood of Fort COL
down Wednesday for a
i her sister, Mrs r. b.
Philips has returned from
where he has been visit
brother, Rev. w. A. Philips
ly. A..
(dies' aid society OF the
Ian church will meet FRI
,oon at the home OF MRS.
ams.
a Mrs. ]. C. Snyder OF I'LL
red here this week and are
the Dubber house. 1913
euue. They expect to invest
nv near Greeley.
nd Mrs. S. R. Mclaughlin
lido Springs are the guests
ID Mrs. l. 1. Stukey. Mrs.
Lin and Mrs. Stukey are
6ell Scott and daughter OF
LIE visiting her parents, Mr..
G. H. Gordon. DR.. Scott
\ Friday for a few days
Gertrude Smith has been OBJ
give up her school work at
bal and go to her home In
She is suffering from a Pc
Jury to the knee.
}. F. Tew leaves today for
ID, Pa. for a visit with her
bnd to escape the hay fever
, Greeley. Mr.. Hardman
by the Tew residence dur
hbsence.
tenry Igo and son. Jerome,
Tuesday from California,
(ey have been spending the
They were at Long Beach,
% and other points i'm the
A. Chase of the Methodist
las been chosen to give the
address to the knights
on Easter morning. The
Of the lodge will attend
ees in a body.
nd Mrs, Sinclair Blair of
ILL.,, are expected today for
nth Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Mrs. E. ]. Van Osdall. Mr..
Blair have been spending
er In Mexico and California
STOP on their way home.
II impossible for the con-
10 watch so many entrances
[leet cars in Greeley the two
frances have been closed and
VI Inc back. The conduct
unable to be at the four
*nen needed to assist
/. saa @ Children ana for the
.ae Passengers 1t was de-
Close all hnt o. L.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03

LAS a member OF the subcom-
mittee which framed the New
Mexico Arizona statehood resolu-
tion, | am particularly interests d
in that measure. 1t will be remem
bered that President Taft ap-
proved the constitution OF New
Mexico, but failed to act on that
OF Arizona. Congress may also
act in this matter and our resolu-
ton provides that New Mexico
shall vote on an amendment max
ing its constitution more easily
amendable and that Arizona shall
vote on the question OF exc mpting
the judiciary from the recall. This
works a disapproval of both and
nulliheslMr Taft's approval ofthe
New Mexican constitution. The
Republican members of the COM
mittee recommended that New
Mexico be admitted uncondition-
ally, and that Arizona b, kept out
until it exempted the judiciary
from the recall. Our resolution
got all the Democratic and one
third of the Republican votes in
the house aud was taVprdbly re-
yorted by the senate committee
by vote OF two to one. 1t is said
that Mr. TAFT. who is very much
opposed to the progressive con
stitution of Arizona, will veto the
house rerolution if passed.
1T is to be hoped that the Dem
ocrats and insurgents in the sen
ate will stay with the house on
tariff revision and statehood and
put both propositions up to the
president. ! look to see it.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADo.1
County of Delta. So
IN THE DISTRICT {

STATE STATE c, OF no,, nGo,o,LoRADo.1s- s.
j. E. Winstanley.
Orpha Morgan, Orpha Morgan summons
rs Guardian Of the Estate of Tas
So Morgan. a Minor, and Tasso
Morgan, n Minor,
Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado
To Orpha Morgan, orpha Morgan as
Guardian of the estate of Tasso Morgan, a
minor. and Tasso Morgan; a minor. the de
PENDANTS above named, GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in an
named plaintiffs. in the District Court OF
the complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof II served within this
by publication, within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive Of the day OF service
OF Judgment by default will he taken against
you according to the prayer of the complaint;
and II a copy of the complaint in the above
entitled action be not served with this sum
mons, or IL the service hereof be made out of
this State. then ten days additional to the
time hereinabove specified for appearance
and answer will be allowed before the taking
OF Judgment by default as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet the
right and title OF the plaintiff in and TO the
folio wing described property, to-Tit; W.T., .,
the Southwest Quarter OF Section Thirty-six
(36) in Township Thirteen tl3) south,
Range Ninety-two (92) West of the 9th Il.
NJ, containing twenty-nine t29) acres,
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming mt point I'm the line dividing tow nships
Thirteen t13) and Fourteen 14l south OF
Range Ninety-t NO. distant eighty (SO) rods
east from the point of intersection OF the
lines dividing Sections thirty -nve tJ1l ana
thirty-six (3oD Of Township Thirteen I'D
and Sections one ~ and two CD oi Town
ship Fourteen l1+1 South of Range Ninety
two 1921 West; thence North along the line
OF Oliver and Plewes' land eighty lsol rods
more or less to a point; thence West eighty
1901 rods more or less to point; thence
South Thirty-six 1861 rods more or less TO
point: thence in south-eaStrrly direction
ninety-one and three-tenths IS1.31 rods TO
place OF beginning; re-ervtng. however 10
John A. Robbins, his heirs and assigns the
right TO use the road on said lands as now
located on the west side OF he easterly branch
OF the ravine running through said land. as
shown on the plat of the former deed. Also
the VIZ of the Wa of the SEA of the sWLs
of Sec. 80. Twp. 13 =, r. % West OF the 6th
7. NJ. in said County of Delta and state OF
Colorado, containing ten l1Ol acres more or
less"
And you are hereby notified that II you
fall to appear, and to answer the said com
plant above required. the said plaintiffs
will cause your default to be entered and
take Judgment against you IN accordance
with the prayer Of said complaint.
Given under my hand at Paonia, In said
County, this gath day of June. A. ID. 1871,
MERLE u. VINCENT.
st Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
CEDAReDGE COMMENTS

From the Surface Creek Champion
c. G. Green of Paonia is visiting
Postmaster Cobbett this week.
This is certainly good year
tor the berry growers as the crop
is large aud OF fine quality and is
bringing good prices. Cedaredge
is rapidly becoming a very exten-
sive berry growing section.
Guy Gilm ore, who has rented a
ranch in Cactus park. on Monday
brought this Office a bundle Of
wheat which measured SO inches
in height and carried large and
heavy heads of grain.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03

son came down Tuesday for a
short visit with his family.
II. II. Wllbert. of the Delta
National Bank went up to Hotch
kiss and Paonia Wednesday.
Attorney George o. Blake OF
Paonia was in town a few hours
Monday enroute to Cedaredge en-
legal business.
The Paonia progressive and the Paonia newspaper., 1911-08-03
DELTA DOlN0S

From the Delta County Tribune
G.P. Weldon, who tor the past
three years has been in charge of
the field Investigations in the
Grand valley fruit district for the
Colorado Agricultural college.
has been promoted to the teach
ing staff of the college at Fort
Collins and will make arrange
ments to leave for that city soon.
Abner Mckee and mother were
Delta visitors from Paonia last
Saturday.
Rev. John w. Heal of Paonis
was a guest Of Rev. ]. II. Dennis
here Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. H. Ploger visited at
Olathe. Hotchkiss and Paonia this
week. making the circle trip with
her husband.
In the county court last week
Laura Small was granted divorce
from Geo. w. Small. The parties
resided at Paonia.