The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
Wednesday

visit.
Miss Floyd returned this morn
ing from a short business trip to
Denver.
Mrs. F.. w. Ives was among the
many arrivals in Greeley this morn
ing from Denver.
! Mrs. J. w. Atkinson went to
Eaton this morning for brief visit
with friends.
c. G. Quackenbush and brother,
! w. A. Quackenbush, from keota,
were attending to business in Gree
ley today.
Mrs. Helen Willis was a passen-
ger this morning for Denver where
she will remain a few days with her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Houston of Ev-
ans are entertaining Harry knoutt
of Piqua, Ohio, for few weeks
visit.
The family of B. T. Brooks re-
turned to Kersey last night from
Estes Park, where they have been
fishing and camping for the past
ten days.
Mrs Mary Owens came in this
morning from Cheyenne and after
spending the day with friends went
to FIT. Collins, where she will visit
her daughter.
Mrs. NJ E Turner returned to
her home in Kansas City this MORN
ing after spending the past three
weeks in the city as the guest of
Mrs. w, S, Hayden
The Misses Alice and Zula
Boughton departed for their home
in Salina. Kansas, this morning af-
ter spending a few weeks in the
city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Skinner came
home this morning after spending
She last three weeks in Denver with
their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Collins were
arrivals this morning from Denver.
They are on their way to Briggs
dale for summers outing.
Mr.. and Mrs D. D. Olive and
daughter from St. Joseph, Mo-, were
among the many visitors in Greeley
: yesterday. They went to Fort Col
| Inns this morning to see the Agricul-
tural college and from there will
visit Boulder next.
/ NJ NJ. Lyons, for the past several
, years agent for the Adams Express
. company here, has resigned his posi-
ton to take effect within the next
day or two He will be succeeded
by N. C. Gunter of Fort Collins. who
r is now here.
l Miss Amy Griffin, the deputy to
!. Mrs. Wilson, State Superintendent
of Public instruction, of Denver,
: will be honored by the Colorado
0 Teachers College, by having an hon.
: orary degree of Pd. NJ. conferred on
r her tomorrow evening. She will be
present at the exercises.
e Friends of A. H. Davis, editor of
ha Tribune 1QpN-1O who
It last fall married Miss Cora Lead
" better, county reporter for this pa
n per, will be interested to learn that
MIR. Davis has resigned his position
lr on Boise paper and taken simf'
,e lar position on paper at Bakers
20 field Cal, at a larger salary.
d Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Wiebking.
1901 Twelfth avenue. are entertain
q ing at dinner this evening for Miss
q Irene Preston. of Kansas City, and
Miss Geirgia Ardell of Pueblo. Both
5 young ladies belong to chapters Of
the same sorority that Mrs. Webb
king belongs to.
d A merry party OF campers left
! this morning for Estes Park to
r spend the summer at the Mayher
$ cottage. Those composing the crowd
we're Mrs. Goodwin, Miss Sanford,
Il Miss Stockover, Mrs. Near. Little
r Billy" Stockover and Dick Work.
n Mrs. Goodwin and Miss Sanford are
: spending the summer with their Sis
| ter. Mrs. VIM. Mayher.
f. A. Strong is spending the day
1 visiting the Teachers college. look
: ing over the work and svstem of in
I struction employed here. Mr.. Strong
: is from Ypsilanti, Mich, and II
visiting all the western colleges
+ searching for new methods.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Runnells of
p Lawton. Okla, left Monday for their
t home after few weeks visit with
l his brother, D. w. Runnells. and
!. family. They will stop at Boulder,
Y Colorado Springs and other Colo
' rado points on their way home.
E. l.. Rodman and sister. Miss
} Ethel Rodman, from Poten. Okla,
l have been spending week here
looking over the points of interest
F.. in and around Greeley. They left
this afternoon for Denver and after
. seeing the sights there will go to
Colorado Springs and Manitou.
w. c. Kindred and wife re-
: turned this morning from pleasure
; trip of several months in San Fran
! cisco. They will stop with relatives
in this city for week or ten. days
before going on to Detroit. Mich.
to visit Mrs. Kindred's sister and
other relatives there.
, !, The Great Western Sugar COM
pany has set aside two prizes to be-
given-one for the best and one for
the second best beet exhibit in the
county. The sugar company is de-
termined to do everything possible
, to help the farmers produce good
beets with large tonnage and plenty
of sugar.
l DR.. and Mrs. G. G.. Johnson and
} daughter came into Greeley this
morning after making 1400 mile
trip over the country in an auto