The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-22
Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert are rustic.
i ating for q few days at the Forks
Hotel, Estes Park.
Mrs. Ernst and daughter of Ke'
ota are visiting friends in Greeley
for a few days.
Mrs. John NJ. Williams went tc
GAINESVILLE this morning to spend q
week with her son.
Mrs. H. H. Mcconnell departed
last evening for Denver to spend
couple of days with her sister.
Mrs. Harry Cline went out , tc
Berthoud this morning to spend
several weeks visiting her mother
M. E. Harvey, of Weldona, Colo.
was attending to some business
matters in this city over yesterday.
Miss Sanders, Miss Boutler, Mr..
Boulter and Mr.. Milligan of Pierce
came up last evening to attend the
theatre.
Mrs. ]. A. Brooks returned to
her home in Briggsdale this morn
ing after q several days sojourn In
this city.
: Mrs. L. A. Newland went to
Eaton for days visit with friends.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Conner went to
Windsor today on a short pleasure
trip.
Mrs. Hannah and Mrs. Ludlow
went to Eeaton this morning for a
short visit.
Miss Boyd was passenger for
Denver this morning to be gone
several days.
A. r. Mackey came In from
Masters to remain few days look
ing over his business interests near
Greeley.
Mrs. A. ]. Lasher returned to her
home in Ault this morning after a
short visit here with Mrs. c. w.
Poe.
Miss Phyllis Boulter, winner of
first prize in the Limmerick con-
test, came in from Pierce last eve
ming to attend the play.
Mrs. Estella Hedlee and friend,
Mrs. Elsie Jackson returned to
their home in Denver over the 3:45
U p. yesterday afternoon.
o. H. Warde, living three miles
the Macy Undertaking Parlors.
Miss Mischaud and Mrs. Stock
ton, of Eaton, passed through this
Collins, where they will remain for
some time.
Mrs. Chas c. Townsend and
daughter, Veryl, left this week for
Norwalk, Wis. where they will Wis
1t with Mrs. Townsend's people for
several weeks.
Mrs. j. H. Rowe and daughter,
Eunice. went to Ault this morning
to spend some time visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orb Harnden. who
have been spending few days on
a business trip In Greeley, returned
to their home in Laramie today.
Mr. and Mrs. John Woodruff are
expected to arrive IN the city today
from Clifton, Kansas to spend some
time here visiting Mrs. s. Newell.
Mrs. F. ]. Baltz went to Denver
this morning to meet her sister.
Miss Li1lyan Lewis, who comes
from Chicago to spend all summer
in Greeley at the .Baltz home.
Miss Ruth St John made final
proof on her homestead of 100
acres of good Colorado land 20
miles north of Eaton, yesterday at
the land office here.
| Arthur Halstead had small but
painful operation performed on his
hand yesterday when slight
growth affecting the blood vessels
on the back of his hand was remov-
ed.
Miss Bessie Thornhill was an
outgoing passenger for Kansas City
on the afternoon train yesterday
after spending several weeks here
as the guest Of her cousin, Miss
Faulkner.
Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan left
for Loveland this morning after
spending a couple of weeks here
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ray
Wallace. She will spend the sum
mer in Estes Park.
Miss Nellie Beeler returned home
this morning from a three month,
sojourn In the east where she visit
ed relatives In Keokuk and Fort
Madison, Iowa. She will spend tn,
summer in Greeley.
Mrs. S. N. kirkpatrick and sol
went to Danville, ILL.,. this morn
ing in response to a telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of Mrs
Kirkpatrick's father who is ar
aged veteran OF the civil war.
Miss Lena Mellinger of Holyoke
4 Colo, has been in the city for ,
week looking over the ground pre-
paratory to going into business
here. She has decided to remain
as Greeley offers her the desired
opportunities and she feels assured
of success.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Wilson, OF st
Louis, are stopping over in Creole.
for few days on their way Il
Portland, Oregon. Having heard 9,
much about the famous Creole.
spuds they decided to look owe
the town Of Greeley and see TO
themselves Just how these potatoe
were raised and handled for tn,
market.
J. A. Bond and three daughter
reached Greeley from Monte Visit,
by auto yesterday and spent tn,
day taking in the sights. They vii
return home tomorrow after takinl
several little side trina around th,