The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-02


ba is glad TO be home again.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Cherry o.
Pendleton, oregon. arrived Wednes
day morning to visit a Few d.!
With Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Hunt OF
his place. Mr.. and Mrs. CheirS
have been visiting at points In Ms
souri, and stopped here for a visi'
before returning home.
Isriggsdale
Mr. z. |. Kennedy went to DenHe'
Monday on business.
Mrs S. G. Smith and sister, MIS-.
Rovd of New York City, returned
rom Colorado Springs, where they
attended the Dry Farming Congress
They reported good time.
MIR. and Mrs. Nauman returned
from visit with Mrs. Nauman s
parents at Greeley. Mrs. Nauman S
brother returned with them.
Brisgsdale has proven hoo
doc" to MIR. Fox, merchant OF
Keota. A few weeks ago while
making trip from Briggsdale to
Keota in his automobile. the auto
mobile skidded and broke wheel
Monday he returned driving horse.
The horse became frightened and
kicked his cart into such a wreck
that il took the blacksmith all day
to repair damages. Fortunately, no
one was hurt either time.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Laycoek
went to Denver Sunday in their
auto. They returned Tuesday
Mrs. Summers and children are
visiting with Mrs. Andre few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorimer left for a
few weeks stay in Fort Morgan
and Denver.
MIR Benson and family moved TO
his ranch near Goodrich for a cou-
pie of months.
Mrs. w. f. Bird and son, Roy
Bird, went to Greeley on business,
Miss Beulah Owens came up
from Littleton to visit with her par
ents west of town.
r. C. Schmiltz of keOta was
Briggsdale visitor Friday.
Mr.. Higgins has moved his gaso
line plow outfit west of town, where
he has a contract to plow tract
of land.
Mr.. Butler of Denver was in
Briggsdale this week to look at his
house that is being built on his
ranch east of town. He expects to
move to Briggsdale as soon as 1t is
completed.
Miss Sanna Woodford of Green
Gables ranch is in Denver for = few
days stay.
Mr.. Glen Wilson and Forest
Ruffner started in a prairie schoon-
er for Hamilton, Kansas They ex-
pect to be gone couple of months.
A fine rain visited the district be-
tween Briggsdale and Grover last
Sunday. putting the ground in ex-
cellent condition for fall plowing
Winter wheat II looking fine.
The pretty six room cement bun
galow on the Buffers ranch east OF
IL nearing completion
The family will come from Denver
as soon as the house Is In readi-
ness.
w. 8. Freeman IL a busy man
now, looking after his big ranch,
to some business n Chi
cago and cUoing to hib new heff,4
fine baby boy, who 10 sojournfng 1t
st. Luke's hospital in Denver.
A cement house is under con-
on the Petigrue ranch east
Of town.
w. w. Lorimer made q business
trip to Grover Saturday.
A jolly evening was spent last
Friday playing 800" at the Wat
kins ranch. The Tischbierk and Lay
cock families autoed out from town.
F. l.. Young went to Greeley ON
Tuesday where he will take a posi-
finn in tho hiOh achnn1
j. w. Easter and wife have re-
spent in the mountains and visiting
in Erie. Jack reports having kill
ed one of the 124 deer that were
killed this season.
Mrs. L. G. Smith has gone to
Colorado Spring: to attend the
meeting of the dry farming con-
coasin. Mrs. Boyd. of New York
City, who has been q guest at the
Smith ranch for = few weeks
w. H. Banwell and family we're
guests at the Lorimer home We'd
nesday. They were taking an auto
trip from Pierce to Orleans, Neb.
Mrs. l. Rosenburg Of Grover has
gone to Denver to attend the con-
seAtiou VI tuo neOekan lOuge. She
was chosen delegate from the Crow
Creek lodge.
During their short stay in Brigxs-
dale Alfred Thiele and wife made
many friends who regret their de-
parture to Denver. Mr.. Thiele had
charge Of the depot during Mr.,
Casters vacation.
w. r. Riley and family have
gone to Boulder where the BOYS will
attend school. They will return to