The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-06
Wednesday

Tell Templeton, manager of the
feed store in Briggsdale, spent the
Fourth in Denver.
Miss Laura Horn went to Boulder
Monday afternoon to spend the
| Fourth with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. II. Mason. of
Denver are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| A. l.. Mumper of this city for few
days.
Miss Clara stover returned to her
home in Plattyille Monday evening
after a days shopping in Greeley
department stores.
Mrs. Minnie Morgan and her
sister Mrs. Hustis, of Plattville,
were Monday visitors to the shop
| ping district in Greeley,
J. Smith OF Philadelphia who Is
visiting in Greeley at the Race home
spent the Fourth in Denver seeing
how westerners celebrate.
Mrs. f. d. McFadden was among
the number Of Greeleyites leaving
Monday afternoon for Laramie,
Wyo,. to spend the Fourth
Mrs. p. II. Nelson departed for
her old home in Chicago, Monday,
where she expects TO renew old ac-
quaintances until September.
Judge Bradtield went down to
lKeota yesterday where he delivered
the Fourth OF July address at the
celebration there in the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Noyes and
daughter lef. Monday for Idaho
Springs where they viii spend the
summer at their mountain home.
Mr. and Mrs. James ruckerman
are planning a three weeks visit tc
| y II I, ,I,r f1I.
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Freeman ant
family came in by auto from thel
home on Chicago ranch near Briggs
dale to spend a week here as th
guests OF Dir. and Mrs. e. W
. Knowles.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Tuckerman ar
] visiting here for a few days witt
; Mr. and airs. j. Tuckerman. Theil
home is in Pueblo where Mr.. Tuck
ermau has situation with the c
f, & |.
Miss Florence Howard, who ha:
been teaching in Denver for the last
winter, has returned to Greeley to
spend the summer here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II, How
ard
Judge Mack Mills and family
went to Fort Collins Monday TO
spend the Fourth as guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Mills daughter, Mrs. G.
In. Cushing Mr.. Mills was formerly
Ieditor of the Fort Collins Review
Partisan Sage turns duh lifeless,
faded hair into bright, lustrous hair
and for that purpose is used by wo-
men and men who take pride in
beautiful and luNuriant hair. Gil
bert Bros, guarantee it. 30 cents.
Mrs. Marie Peterson and daugh-
tier. Mrs Marclay, LETT for Denver on
i Monday afternoon to enjoy the cele-
Ibration there with another daugh-
ter of Mrs, Peterson. Mrs. A. john
son. They will remain in the CAPT
tol all week
Mrs. Dilly and Mrs. Reynolds of
Eaton entertained about so of their
friends at Il lawn party the after
non of the Fourth. The afternoon
was spent in all sorts OF amuse-
ments and in the evening the guests
and their husbands played cards A
number of Greeley people were
present
DR.. and Mrs. ID. w. Reed are en-
Pertaining DR.. George Green ana
daughter. Miss Gladys, for few
DAYS. They are on their way home
| from Los Angeles where Dr. Green
has attended the national conyen
| tion OF doctors and after sightsee-
ling trip here they will continue to
Denver, leaving there the end of
/ the week for Chicago where DR..
Green is superintendent of the
IRavenswuod hospital.
A special tram bearing the Fourth
I infantry. the Ninth cavalry and the
Eleventh and Fifteenth artillery OF
| the United States troops passed
through Greeley Monday afternoon
late on their return from San Anto-
nfo. Texas. to their barracks at FIT.
Russell and Mckenzie. These
troors have been on the Mexican
border since the rebellion broke out
and il is reported these are the first
troops to leave the u. S. strong
holds in Texas Other troops are
waiting removal as soon as it is
deemed advisable by those in
authority.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. j. March leave
today for an extended trip through
the east which will take until Sep
tember 1st to complete. Mr.. March
goes as a delegate from the local
lodge of Elks to the national con-
vention at Atlantic, n. j., and then
after attending the sessions he and
his wife will go to New York CITY.
From there they will ascend the
Hudson river to the st. Lawrence
river After short visit at Niagra
Falls they VII go to Toronto and
London. Cay ada. where they Will
visit their OF homes until fall.