The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
Tuesday

Mrs. Heighton came in this morn
ing from Gilcrest to spend the day
with her mother.
Mrs, Frank Ollie went to Fort
Collins this morning for few
weeks stay with her sister.
John Davis leaves today for Zim-
norman where he will spend sew
eral weeks on a fishing trip.
Mrs. j. H. Lewis and son, Alvin,
were passengers this morning for
Denver where they will spend
week.
Mrs. S. A. Baker arrived this
morning from Ogden City, Kansas,
to visit with Mrs. S. Dent for the
summer.
Mrs. Callie Johns has returned
from her two weeks outing trip to
Moraine Park.
E. p. Sunderland of the Greeley
sugar factory has moved to the
Hunter residence at Eighth avenue
and Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fixmer are
expected to arrive today from Den
yer to spend the week with Mrs.
Jennie Valentine.
Mrs. NJ. V. Moore is expected to
arrive this afternoon from Snyder,
Colorado, to visit for several weeks
with Mrs. X. B.Horne.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Wares from Mis-
souri, were visitors in Greeley for
the day yesterday. They left for
Denver this morning.
Mrs. A. j. Thomas and daughter,
katheline, arrived this morning
from Gilcrest to remain several days
in Greeley attending to business.
Miss Edna Hegleson returned to
her home in Denver this morning
after spending week here with her
brother, 7. e. Helgeson, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Wilson of Dem
Yer spent the week end in Greeley
with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis. Mrs.
| Wilson is sister of Mr.. Curtis
Miss Mabel Wilson returned from
Denver Saturday evening where she
has been visiting with a number of
her Colorado college girl friends for
the last week.
| p. A. Hartung was among the de-
parting Greeleyites this morning for
an extended trip over Oklahoma and
Texas. He will be absent about two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hutchinson
of FIT. Worth, Texas, are expected to
arrive today to spend the summer
with their niece in Greeley, Mrs.
John Davis.
Mrs. Gertrude Graham and chill
dren left this morning for their
home in Seattle after a prolonged
visit here with her father, DR.
Fuqua, and family
Mrs. F. G. Sullivan was a passen-
ger for the capital this morning tc
spend a few days with her sister be
fore continuing on her way to hel
home in Cheyenne
Miss Dora Allan and Miss Fanni,
Reeder were passengers this morn
ing for Windsor where they expec
to visit a week with relatives. The
are taking a three weeks vacation
from their duties in Ault.
Thomas Spencer of the McArthu
Hardware company expects to leav
( the first of the month for Chicag
where he will visit his mother an
other relatives for several weeks.
Mrs. G. w. Kelly and littl
daughter, Marietta. arrived her
this morning from Portland, Ore.
! to make their home with Mrs
Kelly's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. n
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Fox passed
through Greeley this morning or
their way to Fort Collins aftel
spending the winter with relative:
in Seattle.
, Miss Ruth Martinson of Orchard
is in ST. Joseph hospital in Denver
recovering from slight operation
on her knee. Miss Martinson form
erly lived in Greeley and is vel
| known here.
; Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Upchurch anG
Mrs. Gertie Acree went to Long
mont Monday morning to conduc,
revival services there in the Nazar'
J enc church They have just con-
cluded a very successful week OF
services here.
Miss Blanche Thompson came ur
from Denver Sunday for a visit
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Bready. Her father
d. G. Thompson came on Monday
days.
Mr.. and Mrs f. S. Yoder. who
have been spending some time in
the city, went to Fort Collins this
morning. They are from Goshen
Indiana. and will spend the summer
in Northern Colorado sight seeing.
Miss Laura BurweN and Miss
Helen Tandy came in this morning
from Colorado Springs to attend the
commencement exercises at the
Teachers college this week. Both
the Young ladies are graduates from
the college and will renew old ac-
uuaintances for the week while
visiting their Alma Mater.
The graduation class Of the sum-
mer school of the Teachers college
will have their promenade and
dance at the gymnasium tomorrow
evening All alumni and. members
of the class are invited.
Word has been received in Gree
lev stating that Rev. B. w. Bonell
has landed safely at Liverpool.
Eng, after an uneventful voyage.
His health is somewhat improved
and it may be some time before he
returns to Greeley.
| Mr. and Mrs l., R. Tuttle and