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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-05
Oxies VIII Meet
Fast Lehf Nine 3
Times This Y

Frank Black will take mis- oedj
ball players on n short Transforming
this week, visiting Lehi and %
Saratoga
This is homecoming week at Ish
the OXies are scheduled 90 meal
strong Lehi nine Tuesday. Wedn
and Thursday. The homecoming =
TO Saratoga Thursday. however, and
possible that the OXicS will clash WI
Lehi team there that day.
The Lehi team has sirengthsne
the battle. importing Billy" Fort'e
Bert Harrison from the Murray
league nine for ono battery. The
boys already have a strong baekm
Jackson and they have obtained the
ices OF Johnson, the b. Y. L. hurleF
Provo, To work in one or two OF Ifx
tests. They should give the Oxies
rife struggle.
Black will use Mooney in one 4
Lehi games and White or Kyle
others For tho Homecoming ~
road has given a rate Of Sl.-s IN
round trip and many Salt LaseH y
pected 10 attend. N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-05
UNION LEAGUI|
CT: 7 REST sun
Weather Man Sends Rain
venting Double-Headers
Over Circuit.
SAINTS MAY REMAIN I'M
BUTTE FOR GAME m
Reed Signs New Pitchsu
Charged With Being al,
Salary Limit.

The weather man gave the cluh.
Union association circuit A rczt h
the double headers scheduled 4,
day At Butte. Helena and Great n,
to he postponed on account Of !,
This Is the day for the ROAD 4,
make their jumps but it is noses
Salt Lake. which has been tr,ls.
clusIons with the Mountmen ~
will remain In the smoky civ N.
night and plaT off one or tro-
BuJtc-Salt Lake postponed gama<
Saints go from Butte TO MIS-,
start Il series Of seven games n
and the short jump from ia
town 10 the home OF tho scrapp~r.
enable them Ia delay their deparrn
iii this evening. permitting gan
day. n
Ont of eight games scheduled =,
Mountmcn the saints were abls
10 the weather. TO play only I've
which they won. Nd
The jumps this week are: s,,
To Missouri, Butte To Helena, ap]
To Great Falls. q
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Rank Outsider Wins.

PARIS. Juno i.--The WhitSuntide fetes
crowds TO the Chantilly race course 10
day where tho feature Nas the Prix
Diana uhe French Oaks. stake val
ued at $4,000
William Is Nsnderbilt's Brume was a
strong lavoritc ard made the running al
most TO The eud. when NJ. Aumont's s Rose
Nerle' an outsider IN the betting at 30
length and = half Brume finished sec-
ond. With Marquis I.auristons SIbylla
third The PriX dc Diana was for three
year-old illiies at ten and one-half fur
longs.
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National League
Cubs Tie Giants.

CHICAGO. june 4.-ChIcsgo defea le6
New York. 90 ;. today before an im-
mense crowd. tyng the visitors for FIRE
place In the pennant race. After
men were ont in the eighth inning, Tinker
and Kaiser singled and King and Archer
each doubled. tving the score \ Texas
leaguer off Amcs I'm the ninth gave, the
locals the game In the eighth inning
Tinker hit a swift liner 10 Witse's stum-
ach and Wiltse did not rocupcrate until
after the game. \ single and an error
by Kaiser gave New York its first run
n triple and a single netted another.
while one hll, with ragged ielding. gave
the visitors three runs E.H.E.
Chicago go. .....,.............. H. >
New York NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . q
batteries Brown MCINTYRE 2nd kim
Archer. Witse. AmcS and MYERS.
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AMERICAN LINEN BOYS
DEFEAT MODEL LAUA

Tho American Linen Supply eou>
nine defeated the Model l.aunals
pauy team. s to >, at Walkers zen
day morning. The winners are
a bit Chcsty over their victory. anu
d challenge TO any other amateur
the city for game. c. King, pic
the victors, struck out twelve mep.
his opponent, Wcoiley, tanned 81
attendance was good. many lsunes
attending 20 root for their Ie-s<'
teams. The lineups; 80.
Ap,nri,..,, f~,.p Model L1u'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-05
Gun Club Score

Al the regular weekly shoot OIL Y
Lake Gun club Sunday Morgan -
man. with A score of Al out or
high wind made the birds hard 20
The scores: =.
Morgan a. Eithcf A.. Cowan ~
~, Glenn 10. Dinwoody 80. ms ms
Wadell -, Piper 80, Smith 50
50. Crabtrec IS.
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Penn Wins Balloon RACE.

PEABODY. Mass. June 4.-on''s'
of Pennsylvania. il was leaInen M
was the winner Of the Arst lnteruu.,sr
balloon race i'm the history of asryn5aI' 155I
having defeated Dartmouth ana cs'
for the distance and dura tlon -. ,ss-
began at North Adams yesteIoaS,,
PcnnsyIvania BALLROOM. Philadelpe,s,
landed I'm West Peabody az W.,
night. after covering III miles v" II
more than seven hours.
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Cincy Gets Scoring Record

CTNCTNEATI. June I.-Cincinnati in
duEed I'm "A slusgnG fest This afternoon
while Boston was pilns M eight errors.
and The combination resulted in the 10
record score I'm the a,iona league for
this season Twenty three hits, with a
total Of thirtv-siX bases, we're made off
Bostons three pitchers about equally.
R.HE.
Boston 80. Observation-Disclosures. ) s
Cincinnati, 80. .....-............2 2e g =
BAIT erias-FerGuSon Curtis. Parsons
and Rsridon. Smith. Schneider and Nc
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St. Louis Hits Hard,

ST. LOUIS. June 4.-The local .eJm
hit Brooklyn's pitchers hard and won the
third game OF the series Four singles
triple and a base on hails In the sivth
inning nrtted five runs for st i.ouis
Sallee was effective with men on hsses.
n. u u.
Brooklyn .......-..... ......,....2
ST. Louis ........ ..............T II >
Batterics-Scsnlon. i[nezer and Bcr-
gen. Sallee and Bliss.
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Promlsas Good Races.

Manager Ernie Pye of the Salt Palace
bicycle track promises card OF espe-
Cially interesting rsces for tomorrow
nights programme. Pending the outcome
OF last nights events on the Cenwood
park saucer at Ogden. the programme for
the local meet was not announced but
IL will be arranged today.
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SAY REED is OVER LIMr
Cooley and McCloskey Protect !,
over, May Be Joshlnq

Special 10 The Tribune.
GREAT FALLS. Mont. Juno A.
aser Reed today released Qutileds
Picper and Pitcher Chris Eastrar
Griffin has neen signed on the Rls
pitching staff. He is said TO be Il
with phenomenal speed.
a telegram from McCloskey and (
protesting that Great Falls Is ogl
salary limit. u is believed that IA
gram was meant for n Joke and Il
considered here. as there is no IN
the assertions of the Salt Lake ard
owners, says Peckovcr
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SALT LAKE.

SUMMARY: Bases on baIIs-Of KyIe J,
off Jenson /. Struck out-By Kyle 4, by
Jenson l. Two-base hijs-Sweeney
Burns, Jenson. Hawkins, Langford
Home ruus-Lansford. Goh!mson KYLE
,ilt 5y piteheI-tormesi Passed Balls
3. Stolen bases-Jittlc, Langford Nc
Adoo. Sacrifice fles-Wlckcr. Black
Sacrifice hit-Margetts. Left on bases
Salt Lake S. Oxics 6. First base on err
roIs-Sait Lake ]. ONlcs s. Time Of game
Il hour, 80 minutes. umpire-Taylor
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rolley League

Results OF the ninth series Of games
U yed Yesterday:
Nalrottas %. CANYON a. c. H.
sSackmsns 10. Salt Lake Wire & Iron
Works j.
n. &. r, Ii. Murphy Candy company =
". S. ~ G. 8. Shamrocks 4
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Game in Box,

base lines handicapped him in arriving at
detntte decision. There We're num-
Der of close decisions OF the bases
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Western League

Al Topeka Topeka .; Sioux City. T.
AZ nenver-First game; Denver. I3 4.
pes Moines. 3 Second game Denver
IA. Des Moines, J
Al Pueblo-Pueblo. s; st. Joseph 5 (tcn
innings).
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"UTIlIHaIy. TNo-bdse NiIs-CastrO,
Eock ?, Clark. Freine. Home r,in-Kaeler.
Bases on balls-off Price l, off Harrison
= Struck out-Sy Price /, by Harrison
by Frejne >. Left on bascs-M Murray =.
ogden .. liit by pitcher-Kutina. Stolen
haScs-Rebescher Good =. Plalle. Mess
ler, Clark ?. Sacrifice hit-Wessler. Sac
uhce fly-Booh. Hits-Off Price i'm
2-@ innings. off Harrison in 1 3 in
ninEs. OFF Freine in innings. Time OF
game hours and 10 minutes Umpire
Spencer Atiendancc-210O.
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THE TRIBUNE HANDICAP.
BY WILL HALL.

a handicap based past perform
ances time weight and track conditions.
Five points to a pound. twenty points
to length.
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GoLDFINN, MUFF AND PICKANINNY
BEST BETS:
DROMI, ARASEE AND COURT LADY.

on bals-Of White l, off Little s.
Struck out-By White 7. by Little 4.
Passed hal!-Swccncy. Stolen bases--liyle
y. McAdoo Bost. Hawkins. Harris. James.
Sacrifice play-LangforG Hi by pitcher
-Bost. Time Of game hour and 10
minutes. tmpire-'Ked" Taylor. Al
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American Associatiea

At Kansas City-Kansas City ;, Mime
apolis 9.
Al Columbus Columbus Z. Toledo /.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee 3, St Paul !.
AT Louisvile-Louisville 1. Indian
apolis 3.
Additional Sporting News on Follow
ing Page
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SPORTING NEWS FROM EVERYWF1ER
LAGOON RACING FORM CHART

LAGOON clear track so'
S6SS a
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summary: TWo-basc hits-Langford.
5urns. Robinson. Wicker, Bost Three :
,ase hits-Langford. McAdoo. Robin son.
louble play--Rooinscn 10 McAdoo. Bases
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American League

CLEVELAND June I.-Cleveland-
Philadefphia game postponed. rain
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BUDWBISERS.

Summary: Stolen bases-F!tzpatrick.
Sebastian. GALLAGHER. Jones. Moffett and
Peacock. Sacrifice hits-Kilpatrick CAL
lacher Jones and c. Gibson, . Two-ba
hits-Johnson and Linen. Three base
nlt,-Earls. double piaE-I aElor 10 Linen.
innings; off Hans. . I'm two innings.
Struck out-By Jones, Is; by Linen. A..
by Hans. .. Bases on ballS-Off Jones,
3: off. Linen l. Wild pirch-Jones Hit
by Pitcher-Moffett. twice: Spar. Taylor,
Earls. Passed balls-Sebasttsn g. Pea
cock, B. Time Of gamc-l hour a. min
utes Umpire-Lumley Attendance
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occupied with Auto Girl. At post
1:02 2-5, RranlSin III place, ont show,
b. MUuford start good. Won easily.
Lady Rankin 2-3; Great Friar 90.
SG00 THIRD RACE-SiN furlongs.
oVVV Value To first $22a.
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B. a
Third High prce-Sterin go
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20 ;@9 los S,5 paei2 Pao
scratehedS Prince Winter; WIN ;, 6n7
nr
a
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Atpost3 minute at
q show
Trained by q Van Camp
F''' '''
1890 SECOND uongs Value to first
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First Game in Detail.

Dick Little was on the slab for SAT-
Lake in the opener and worked well until
The seventh period. Opposing him was
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
Big Bend

Thursday, July 13.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis and ]. c.
Hubbard went to Greeley yesterday
to visit for the day.
Sid Parker went to Denver yes
terday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs C. o. Callahan and
Miss A. Callahan visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Berry Sunday
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. W. X. Gilcrest and Robert
Jones have returned from a week s
| camping trip up in the hills.
Mr. and Mrs. Berry of Oklahoma
City are visiting with relatives for
a few weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Cauffman
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
o. Callahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander and
daughter. Bess, and Robert Jones
went to Denver Monday.
Miss Gertie Allen. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
Kidd, will return to her home in
Princeton, ILL.,, this week.
Al Carpenter OF Chicago is the
guest of his brother, ]. w. Carpen-
ter, for few weeks.
Miss Kate Burke and Miss Marie
Spillman of Greeley were visitors at
the Cauffman residence last week.
They report splendid time and
were entertained several times by
Miss Rose Cauffman, who is a
charming hostess
Ralph Jones of ST. Louis is spend
ing the summer with his aunt, Mrs.
E. L. Alexander.
Mrs. Fred Alexander visited her
parents in Denver this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Kidd and
daughter, Mamie, spent one day last
week as guests at the George Cauff-
man home.
Mrs. Van Beeber Of LaSalle was
"a visitor at the Cauffman home this
week.
Robert Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander and daughter, Bess, spent
Sunday in Gilcrest with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Gilcrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Lyons, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lyons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Felix Parker. Miss Catherine Car
penter and Mr.. Knott were enter
tanned at the Smith homo this week.
Mrs. Robert Kidd entertained q
number OF their friends last week
in honor OF her sister. Miss Allen
who is visiting here from st. Louis.
Mrs. J. W. Carpenter and daugh-
ter are in Greeley today on q busi-
ness trip.
r. 8. Burroughs. Oliver and Allen
Carpenter, Allen Friend, ]. W. Car
penter and Miss Catherine Carpen-
ter motored to Denver this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
WEAK. WEARY WOMEN
Learn the Cause of Daily Woes and
End Them

When the back aches and throbs
When housework is torture
When night brings no rest NOR
sleep.
When urinary disorders set in
Women's lot is weary one
There is a way to escape those
woes.
Doan's Kidney Pills should h.
used. 'e
Have cured women here in crea-
ley.
This is one Greeley woman's ,es-
timony.
Mrs. T. L. Faris, 11Os EIeve,,h
St, Greeley, Colo, says: L do not
hesitate to recommend Doan's Eid-
ney Pills, as | found they 1.-Two I'm
to representations. My kidnevs I'D
not perform their functions pronori,,
and / suffered a great deal frn,,
backaches. Procuring Doan's Kia.
ney Pills at the Gilbert Drug ~
used them for short time and ,,a
pain across my loins and tbrornh
Hy kidneys soon disappeared
For sale by all dealers. prica IN
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. pnra,o
New York, sole agents for ,o, No.
United States. me
Remember the name-Do,r,.
and take no other.
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T O. Brown is numbered anon :

T O. Brown is numbered anon {
the sick at present
Mrs. George Raney entertained
rs Young ladies Friday afternoon
from . 10 s in honor of their niece,
Miss Jessie Raney OF Iowa
Mrs. Davis of ST. Anthony, Ida, S
training some OF the ladies and chill
dren for play called The Old
Maids Convention 10 be given or
Monday night IN Gass hall.
Mrs. Fannie Boak OF Denver is
visiting her friends in Platteyille
this week.
Mrs. A. Morgan. Mrs. A. Ahren-
kiel and Estelle Shaffer were at
tending chautauqua at Greeley last
Thursday.
The little friends of Joice Kenne-
cot, surprised her Friday afternoon,
il being her birthday.
Mrs. Andrew Lang visited at the
home OF Mrs. Tucker in Greeley on
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Coykendall visited al
Fort Lupton Friday.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Lycan was welcome
visitor at the Berbrige home near
Mead last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wallace are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
Long.
Will Harrison OF Denver 10 call
ing on Platteville friends over Sun
day.
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GAdOn

Saturday, July 10.
The dance at Carnneld was well
attended last Thursday evening and
. good time is reported by all pres
ent. There will be another of these
social affairs soon.
Miss Jennie Randall entertained
her Sunday school class az her
home last Thursday afternoon. The
usual games and amusements were
in order and refreshments were
served Those present were Pansy
Stern, Loe Stern, Emerson Booth.
Mildred Blair, Carl Law, Amy Kent,
and Dorothy Randall.
The Galeton Ladies Aid met at
the home of Mrs. VIII Carlson and
besides the regular members pres
ent there were Mrs. Booth. Mrs.
johnson and Mrs. Rydell. A dainty
repast was served and all ladies
agree that the afternoons spent with
the Aid are pleasant indeed. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Latch.
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ceive. They have been trsnS}
in their entirety; stone upo1I
a large part OF the ruins are
they lay for centuries, and n
on in which they now look n
at home is a picturesque and
location. Ancient skulls
grain and baked bread
utensils and relics are there
fusion. Real Indians, TOO, J
without a gratuitous journI
thousand miles.
The Garden of the Gods a
with Natures wonder, lies
within the town limits Of Nj
Near by, in a remarkably bs
canon known as Glen Eyrie
magnificent estate OF the ls,l
eral William j. Palmer n
and empire builder, whose Il
the annals of Colorado is
only to that Of the illustrlouI
Somewhat further remoj
trolly ride--is the beautiful
Cheyenne Canon, the home
Seven Falls, immortalized BY
Hunt Jackson. Then there
historic Ute Pass and Its q
Rainbow Falls just at MAJ
door. The Ute Pass forms ,tj
ern outlet for the Colorado lA
Railway after it circles around
sides of Manitou. And vi
Canon. Crystal Park, Ruxtoa
etc, etc.-al are scenic poems
ed away out of the one grand
of Manitou's panoramic graI
Ruxton Creek, white and ID
with snow waters from the
and La Fountaine qui Boullt
Boiling Fountain from The
Pass join forces within the
and rush onward toward the
These streams are now bridge
over ad ozen handsome stone
for Manitou is making stri'
supplementing her natural be-
Miles of concrete walks bordel
sinuous streets; shade tree
everywhere, and there is abOl
town a growing aspect OF CON
ness that adds to its sight!ine!
restful charm.
Hotels there are in ample n
elegant and fashionable on
, we'll as those that are ineoHspl
home-like and moderate in CD
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
PICKLE DAY IS
SEPTEMBER

Platteville, July IA.
nights meeting OF the Coml|
club Saturday, September !.
definitely settled as the da's,
Platteville's first fan iesu'1,'
known as Pickle ay Inc W.
n. w. railroad has agreed " !.
a round trip rate OF one iale ~, y
occasion and the Union faVl.. ..
doubtless do likewise rom ~ "
nearby. The program VIII w
pleted in a few days, ana eva
rangement maed TO care iol : =
crowd, who will be gwen an nj,
tunity to see what Platle,..'
do in the way of a celepras-vs ces.o..
she gets down TO real pus'u, NV
Mrs. David Hodgson is 'I. a..
and her friends fear tnaI sNt !,
not recover. Hrs. Holssus 1son
mother Of George 4. hoasSHu aio,
of Weld county's earlles' f esr
She is 76 years old anu ~
Platteville in 1859
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Severance

Mr. and Mrs. Fawn Elliot of Smith
District have been entertaining the
past week. Mrs. Gilman of Denver,
Mrs. Elliott's mother.
Mr. Milton Walker has had as his
guest the past week, Mr.. ]. NJ. Wall
ker of Wyndmere, n. D.. cousin he
has not seen for a number of years.
Mrs. Augusta Roullard had the
misfortune of falling and breaking
"a couple of ribs last Saturday, but
is telling as we'll as can be expected
at present writing
Walter Bly, and wife have had as
their guest o. K. BLY, of Mineo,
Okla, the past week. He is an un-
Gle of Walters. He likes Colorado
sunshine very much.
T. F. Miles was a Denver visitor
last Wednesday.
George Miles spent the Fourth at
Eldora.
Roy House went to Denver last
week.
L. G. BLY, of Greeley was in town
last Friday visiting his son, Walter
bly,.
VIM. Wetzell and wife spent the
Fourth in Fort Collins, returning
Wednesday.
/. "A. 1Telduu, vile anu SlSLeT,
Miss Fora Ward and Henry Ireland
spent the Fourth in Fort Collins and
visited L. D. Law.
W. W. Newell entertained at a
dinner on their lawn the Fourth.
The guests were Dode Wykert and
wife and baby, Joe Hall and family,
Walter BLY, and uncle o. K. Bly,.
| DR.. keating was shaking hands
with his many friends last Thurs
day and Friday. DR.. was in town
on business and expects to return to
his home in Montrose county, whore
he is holding down a claim, in a
few days. DR.. Heating was former
| ly located in Severance.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Page enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Farms
worth on the Fourth.
r. E. Duncan had the misfortune
getting one of his ribs broke while
shoeing a fractions horse one day
last week. but at last reports he was
getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
The baby son of Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Tinsman has been reported on
the sick list at present writing.
Herman Becker is nursing a sore
hand as the result OF holding a fire
cracker in his hand the Fourth
which exploded and caused a pain
full, but not serious burn.
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Severance

Thursday, July Is. >-,.o, ar.
r F. Miles and c. a, NiAon O."
+, Denver on business TO-DAY, r
I \. Eby OF Greeley Is IN ss .omn
.oday attending to some .nH pusinesS naw
-sIatiye 10 the erection OF the new
school house to be erected io1'
miles south OF here. s.r
" F. Gasner. formerly OF sever .
80 hn, now of Ault. was shaking
HAnds with his many old friends IN
town today. i,h;.
,.n. over the assured railroad con-
nsctions between here and Greeies, !,
-.,bich will admit of them getting 10
+nwn without visiting the entire
county first.
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Delta

Saturday, July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter OF Col
orado Springs are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Archibald for some time.
Jessie Gale was among the Gree
ley visitors to this part of the
country this week.
Mrs. Maggie McGlit of Palmer,
Mass, is visiting at the home Of
her brother, Thomas Watts, ond
family for the summer.
Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Devard,
= sister and niece of Mr.. Watts
came out from Greeley this week to
visit with Mrs. McGlit.
Mrs. Durkee gave a dinner party
to about a dozen of the neighbor-
hood boys yesterday in honor of the
birthdays Of Neil Durkee and Har-
old Mcconnell.
G. A. Reed has begun to harvest
the wheat for Mr.. Clarkson this
week. The first crop will be light
compared to the second one.
The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20
GAetOWn

Friday, July IL
Miss Edith Randall is reported
as being seriously i'll at her home.
DR.. Peck OF Eaton was called to
visit the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sharp here this week because OF the
illness of their daughter. Mary.
The recent dance at Camfield was
reported one of the most successful
social affairs of the season.
The young peoples club met at
the Kent home Friday evening and
Mr. Carlson was chosen as teacher
of the Sunday school class for the
coming year. After attending to
the regular business social time
was enjoyed.
Miss Viola Allen, Miss Edna Kent
and Mr. Oughtred spent Saturday
in Eaton.
Mrs. Will Nichols of Denver is
visiting with Mrs. Thomas Mckay
for the week.
Mrs. Fieber and daughter, Nina,
returned home from trip to Den
yer Thursday.
Mrs. Randall entertained at din
ner Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Thomas Mckay who is spending a
few days here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoagland returned
from Denver today. Miss Evelyn
did not return home but remained
with her grand parents for longer
visit.
Saturday evening Rev. Dickerson
and Rev. Hopkins of Denver will or
ganize Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor society here.
Mr.. Oughtred spent Sunday with
friends in Gill.
The work on the new school
house is progressing nicely. The
structure is of pressed brick and
will contain two large rooms be-
sides a roomy basement.