The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-15
Monday


Mi,itheh last Saturday.
MIss Newton was in town ron
fott Collins over Sunday.
M" Homer and vile we're aui.
'iheN Visitors in Greeley saturday
'oe Neil came in to Greeley from
M'iIISen for his Saturday shoppinc
frank MILAN made flying WISH
10 greeley Saturday from Mnlibep
Mfs. 70, j. Gordon returned TO he,
u. r. ''''' :" " mug 5 :
Mrs Parsons Of Milliken was
Greeley. u
Chief Davidson was an OUTGOING
passenser for Denver on this morn
ing's U. p. - - =
heF' NJ. R, Kerr and wife left
this morning for the coast where
they VIII remain all summer.
Nrs' Mary Miller went to Denver
on the afternoon train Saturday to
WISH with friends this week.
zoe harris, head chemist of the
oueaF company, spent Sunday in
Fort Collins on pleasure trip.
MT ana Mrs. l.. b. Long of Den
yer spent Sunday in Greeley with
MT. and Mrs. r. d. Thompson.
MISS Luella Sale returned home
to the capital city today after fin
lshlhs her school work here at the
Normal.
Mrs. E. O. Connor departed for
Cheyenne this morning to remain
there all summer on a visit with
friends.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Bliss are en-
pertaining Miss Luella Phillips OF
Terra Haute, Ind, for an all sum-
mer visit.
Miss Nellie Bruce, after a short
visit here with Mrs j Buchanan, re.
turned to her home in Denver to-
day,
Miss Mabel Schamp was an out.
going passenger for Denver Sunday
where she will visit relatives for a
few days.
Nh and Mrs. G. Linnberg and
FANNY We're among the number OF
Greeleyites who spent Sunday in
Eaton.
Miss Mary Crawford returned tc
her home in Leadville after at.
tending the Teachers college for
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brink accompanied
by Mr., and Mrs. Sterling and FREQ
Girardot, went out to the Girardo
ranch Sunday by auto.
Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Farr an(
son leave tomorrow for Union, On
tario, to visit with Mr.. Fairs rela
tives for six weeks.
Mrs. c. B. Strong and little
daughter went to Springville. Ill.
where Mrs. Strong was called b,
the serious illness of her father.
Rev. Chase, Charles Philips AM
DR.. I, Il. Miller will be among tn
Greeley representatives at the Sun
day school convention in Pueblo.
Mrs. r. l. Harlow returned t
Cloverly this morning after bein
| the past week in town with he
mother, Mrs. F. H. Stone.
Mrs. George Bird returned to he
home in Evansville this morning
after an extended visit here wit
her grandmother. Mrs. Hoyt.
After visiting with Miss Bessi
Patterson of this city for fey
weeks, Miss Zelma Hanson departe,
for her home in Potter, Neb., OF
sunday morning.
Miss Florence Malin was amoni
the outgoing passengers for Denve
Sunday morning She is returnin!
to her home after attending schoo
here all winter
Mrs. H. A. Bromley and childrel
arrived in Greeley this morning
from Fort Collins. They will max
this their future home as MI
bromley is going into business here
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Graham ar
lived this morning from Denver t.
spend a couple of weeks visiting
the Robert Orr and William Vile,
families.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Eisnor ant
AhN6At0t, hiSS A>pNa, GU Al
this city today from Denver to re
main for a few days before remov
ing to their homestead near Briggs
dale.
Miss Carolyn Tobey returned t.
her home in Council Bluffs, Ia, OF
sunday after a few days visit witt
her sister, Miss Frances Tobey o
the Normal. Miss Carolyn has beer
teaching in the Golden schools al
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allard and daugh
ter, Miss Lucille, left this morning
or a weeks trip to Pueblo and
Denver, renewing old acquaint'
ances. Miss Allard will attend
summer school at the Normal this
year before taking up her duties as
teacher in the Pueblo
Spillman is closing out every,
rugs and rockers
90 at IA, Ia and l-2 off This Is