The Greeley tribune., 1911-11-09

Nelson Demorest and F.. f.. Rock
well went to Denver on business to-
day.
MISS Mary Pierce returned to Ea-
ton today after visit with Greeley
friends.
Mrs. j. h. Gearin and daughter,
Miss Irene of LaSalle spent Saturday
in Greeley.
John Read spent Sunday visiting
his parents in Boulder.
Mrs. ID. r. Macarthur went to
Denver today for a short stay.
Mrs. S. f. Hendrickson returned
to Denver this morning after a visit
with Mrs. Mary Alexander.
Mrs. Lillian Pierson returned
this morning from Brighton, where
she spent Sunday with friends.
Mrs. c. e. Taggert of Ault came
to Greeley Saturday for weeks
visit with Mrs. Charles Adams.
Mrs. Ide of Grover was operated
upon in the Greeley hospital Sun
day and is getting along nicely.
b, G. Eaton, son Rea and two
daughters went to Boulder Satur-
day to attend the football game.
They made the trip in the auto.
Funeral services for Mrs. Stella
Gray will be conducted at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at Macy's Under
taking parlors. Her husband, Jesse
Gray, arrived here Sunday from Re-
| no, New
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ernesti entertain
ed few friends at their home on
| Normal hill at dinner Saturday eve-
ming, Later an informal musical
| program was given in which Mr..
and Mrs. j. C. Kendel and Morris NJ.
| Rathbun took part.
Mr. and Mrs c. V Owens and
/ family left this morning for Kirk
Vile, Ia, where they were called by
the death of Mr. Owens aunt, Mrs.
Belle Reid Mrs. Reid visited in
| Colorado year ago and made many
friends here.
Mrs. Dora Rhoads and daughter
Laura went to Ault Saturday morn
ing for a few days visit with rela-
tives. Miss Edith went to Ault
Saturday evening and returned this
morning to resume her work as
stenographer for l. Rothshild's Pro-
duce company.
Mrs Nellie Foster of Red Wing
Mimi, and Miss Eva Dyer of Red
field, Iowa, arrived here Sunday eve.
ming for visit with their sisters
Mrs r. d. McLucas and Mrs. Abbie
Andrews. They We're called here by
the illness of Mrs. McLucas and hel
son, j. G. McLucas.
Mrs. j. p. Nauman and daughter
Mrs. Il. II. Smith and little son, lef
Saturday for California. Mr.. Smith
has been there since July and the.
expect to remain in California. MIR
Nauman will spend the winte
there Mr.. Nauman will join he
the first of December.
Forest rangers report an eXcep
tional amount of snow in the timber
r. c. Mcconnell, ranger from Man
: haitian, states that in the timbe
= back of that place there is 16 inche
of snow on the level. The fall i
i said to have been as heavy in othe
parts of the mountains at the sam
( altitude.
Stanley VanOsdel left this after
/. noon for the Pacific coast, where b
has a governmental position wit
I the Pacific Navigation Co. He wi
: be stationed at Los Angeles. MI
8 VanOsdel completed a 4-year enlis
ment in the navy and received h
discharge in June since which tim
n he has held a position with the Fe
Zer drug store. Inc lure OF IN
salt water was too strong, however
e sc he returns to its vicinity.
D The Greeley Garage installed Sat
: urday new Barnes Triple Screv
Press This is the only machine o
S this kind outside of Denver. 1t il
used forcing wheels off and OF
shaftings and by means of screw
exerts a pressure of so tons to thu
Hry u
also received one of Gould ant
: Eberhardt's mammouth shapers fo
making aXles.