The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20

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,,,sftisa aa Mamie Bird, who has been
80 a,Nas her brothers here for the
PCS lew weeks, returned to her
W. IN Kansas City this morning.
., r. Maxwell returned Yesterday
imorling from Atlantic CITY where
Elks, anu 'ouse vi 'ne
III in'uest Handy spent the day in
LIE city with his sister, Miss Eva
Park. "' ->o''n
Miss Burlingame from New Wind
sol was among the many out of
day.
heV, D. P. Coldren and wife, of
Miillhen, passed through Greeley
on tneir way to Osgood where they
VIII spend some time.
AIfs. Pearl Graham was an out
gong passenger this morning for
Cne!enne where she will visit
Irlends for the wek.
MIS-, HaNel Hall was an outgo-
ing passenger on the G.. & S. this
moining for Fort Collins where she
VIII visit for the week.
george d. Sterlinger left yester-
day morning for Mort Park where
ne VIII remain for a few weeks rus
tlcatng and taking life easy.
nj. and Mrs. V. d. Adkins ar
rlVed In the city this morning from
Mum to attend to business and take
in t1e sights for few days.
Miss Hazel Lee is expected to ar
rive this morning from Dorsey, New
MeMeo, to spend the summer here
kith her sister, Mrs. Ben Cooper.
MIS-. Anna Peterson left yesterday
for Fl Collins, where she expects
to spend several weeks with rela-
tives
Miss Hannah Haden arrived in
the city yesterday from her home in
HaXtum, Colo, and will remain here
unit lall with friends.
Major O. C. Townsend and Lieut.
r. j, Wilson are in attendance at
the National Guard officers school
in Session at the state rifle range at
Golden this week.
The Harvard Bakery until recent
ly owned by Howard Annett has
been purchased by Alfred Berg.
strom, formerly employed in Seott's
Bakery.
Ms. j. A. Stockton returned yes,
terday from a three months visit in
Illinois and after spending the day
here with friends she went on to hel
home in Windsor.
Mrs. J. w. Ramsey was an ou'
going passenger on this mornings
train for Denver after spending
some time here as the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. A. *. Clark.
Mrs. Sarah Hildebrand, accom-
PANIED by her son and daughter
autoei up from Denver sunday anC
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs
George Gale.
Nj and Mrs. II. f. Beer are sigh
seeing in Greeley this week on ;
pleaslre trip. Their home is in
southern Illinois, but the ertrem'
heat compelled them to come ives
for their vacation.
Mrs Il. G. Mckinney and daugh
ter, Helen, and Miss Simmons, VIII
is visiting here from Illinois left thi
mornlng for Estes Park where the
VIII spend a couple of weeks.
Miss l.ettie Warner left thi
morning for Seattle, Wash, wher
she will spend the summer with he
sister, Mrs John Bennett She ha
been in Greeley over a year Will
her brother, John Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Houde iron
Kan, were visitors in Gree
ley this morning. Mr.. Houde rep
resents the German-American In
surance comany and is taking hi
in Colorado.
T. B. Thompson of 1907 Fourtl
street claims to have the first corr
Of the season from his own garden
He had corn on the cob for his Sun
day dinner and believes that he ha
started the ball rolling among as
piring gardeners.
Winfield Scott was badly burne'
while shooting fire crackers on tn
Fourth at the Scott summer home II
Medicine Bow, Wyo., but according
to reports is doing as we'll as coul'
be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Mccartney
from Oklahoma City, passe'
Greeley this morning TO
Fort Collins, where they expect L
spent the summer on the thinner
man ranch. They have been up II
but the mosquitoes wer'
so bothersome they could not re
main there longer.
Mrs. L. H. Evans Of Pierce passed
Greeley this morning OF
her way to Loveland where she Il
taking her little daughter to b'
treated by one of the Lovelant
Sheriff McAfee went to Brighton
last evening where he arrested 81
mon Snyder, is years old. charged
with the larceny of saddle from
Calvin Smith of Hudson. Snyder
was paroled from the state reforma
tory n May having been sen
there from Denver county.
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