The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-20

iioHl bli'Eesl yesterday ana spent
the day visiting Greleys shopping
district.
Regular meeting of the NJ E.
Ladies' Aid society at the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon $3.50
o clock.
Miss Nettie Peters returned to
her home yesterday after remaining
in the city as guest of Miss Alice
Fay for a week.
Miss LauraPiedalue was an out
going passenger this morning for
Colorado Springs where she will
spend few weeks visiting.
Mrs. Sloan and son, Eugene, eX-
pect to leave soon for the east where
they will spend a few weeks vaca-
tion.
Miss Menzel returned to her home
in Denver this morning after spend
ing few days in Greeley as the
guest of Mrs. Beetham.
Rev. C. A. Dent who has been fill
ing the pulpit OF the Nazarene
church, is expected to leave for Iowa
the latter part of this week.
Mrs. Ella McGinnis, proprietor of
the McGinnis Hotel in Pierce, re-
turned to her home last night after
a brief stay here with friends.
Miss n. j. Gallant is expected to
arrive today from her home in
Lewistown, Illinois, to spend the
summer with her daughter. Miss
Minnie Gallant
Mrs. j. NJ. Stevenson was an out
going passenger last evening for her
home in Denver after spending
some time here with her daughter,
Mrs. Bert Kittle.
The Rocky Mountain Petroleum
company of Greeley has been taken
over by C. V. Owens and company.
The business will be conducted as
usual under the new management.
Miss Mcdonald returned to her
home in Denver last evening after a
short visit here with her many
| friends. She was a student at the
| Normal this year and won the fel-
lowship in music for the coming
! year.
Mrs. J. NJ. Nelson, of Windsor,
was a visitor in Greeley yesterday
/ between trains on her way to Den
4 YER where she will remain all week
] Miss Rust, who has been the
guest of Miss Kristen Lange for a
few days, left for her home in Chi
Icago this morning. She will spenC
week looking over the points OF
interest before returning to the
east.
Mrs. Anna Brooks, who has haG
charge of the millinery department
! in Crockett & Moody's left thi:
morning for the east where she will
remain the balance of the summer
buying and seeing new styles.
P. NJ. Crane, representative or the
American Tobacco company, and hi:
crew are in the city dispensing fret
packages of Bull Durham and Uniol
Leader smoking tobacco at the Gree
ley Cigar Co.
Chris Rugh, who is spending
few weeks at Rugh summer hom
on the upper Poudre, writes tha
the fishing near Idyewild is GOO
and that several parties have caugh
as high as 76 in one morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Johnson lei
this morning for Loveland wher
, they expect to locate for the sun
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A Peralta- leav
the first for California where the
will spend the month visiting wit
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Stauffe
and family passed through the cit
yesterday on their way from Love
land to Sterling where they vii
make their future home.
Mrs. P. J. Sullivan was an arriva
this morning from Cheyenne tt
spend the week with her sister, Mis-
Joyce, who is attending the summe
Normal.
Miss Emma Richie was anon.
the many out of town shopping Wis
tors in Greeley today. She returned
to her home in Eaton this morning
Miss Myrtle Rogers and Miss Alice
McFarlane left yesterday afternoon
for their home in Cheyenne aftel
spending some time here.
Blair Rugh and family expect te
leave this week for the mountain:
where they will spend the re
mainder of the summer.
Mrs. A. j. Knight left last even
ing for Denver where they will visi
for few days with friends.
| Prof. Abram Gideon has returned
from San Francisco where he at
tended the N E. A.
O. D. Neill and family left yes
terday for a short outing IN the
hills.
Mrs. Peter Huffsmith and daugh
ter, Lois, were out going passengers
to the capital this morning 70
spend few days on business.
Prof. Theo. Fitz gave recital
this afternoon in the Normal chape
of the songs of We olden times
which are being introduced into the
elementary grades nowadays. to be
taught by rote. as advised by DR.. G
Stanley Hall in his recent talks
here.
Robert L. Dye and party went out
on a fishing trip Sunday near the
first CANYON and they report the
troM plentiful. The place they
I found to be an unfreouented one
and in consequence theirs was one
of the few parties making a good
catch.
/ L-riohf ODtpO.