The Greeley tribune., 1911-07-27
Saturday

nleht Tor brief stay with relatives.
Mrs. w. X. Stewart went to Eaton
last night for the week end with
friends.
F. E. Stockover returned this
morning from flying trip to Dem
YER
A. f. Swanson went to Denver
thls morning for a short business
trip.
I. G, Tegnell of Burlington, Iowa,
is business visitor in Greeley for
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Gimple from
Cheyenne We're sight seeing in Cree
ley yesterday.
Miss Hazel and Miss Edna Nc
Dowell of Briggsdale left last night
Tor short outing with friends at
Boulder.
Miss Margaret Umschler was a
passenger this morning for kuner
weber she intends remaining sew
eral weeks.
| Miss Gertrude Kellogue left this
morning for Denver after spending
several weeks in Greeley at the
Smith home.
Mrs. George Kiel, son and
daughter. went to Colorado Springs
last evening to spend month on
vacation OulnS.
Miss Winefred Dunn went to
Camfield this morning for a short
visit with friends.
Watch the machine eat dirt at
Neill Furniture store next Monday
and every day.
+. l.. Benton was among the out
of town visitors in Greeley today.
He is from Masters.
Mrs. V, NJ. Kane, of Lucerne, was
among the many out of town shop
pers in Greeley today.
Don't miss the free demonstra-
tion at the NJ. ]. Neill Furniture
Co., Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Marsh arrived this morning
from Denver to spend the summer
at the home OF w. ]. Thompson.
Miss Edna Wringht left this
morning for st. Cloud, where she
expects to spend several weeks Wis
iting.
Fred Smith went to Denver this
morning after three weeks visit
here with his aunt, Mrs. o. F. Fa-
ber.
Mrs. Alice Evans was among the
passengers this morning for Denver
where she will spend Sunday with
friends.
/
to arrive this morning from Denver
to spend the week in Greeley with
Miss Lane.
Mrs. Maynard Elliott is expected
today from Denver to spend few
weeks here with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Miller.
Mrs. Gale and daughter were pas
sengers this morning for Windsor
where they will visit over Sunday
with relatives.
Mrs. John Stevens was among the
passengers for Erie last evening.
She intends spending a month there
for her health.
Miss Jennie Enr. OF Ft. Collins.
stopped here yesterday for a few
hours, on her way to Eaton for a
summer outing.
Miss Clara Shillig has accepted
position as teacher in the primary
department of the Hotchkiss schools
for the coming year.
Mrs. ]. A. Tombaugh from FIT.
Collins passed through Greeley last
evening on her way to Pierce where
she will spend the week.
Mrs. Lotus Spengle departed for
hef old home in Highland, ILL.,, yes
terday afternoon where she will
stay all summer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Miles were pas
sengers this moring for their home
in Pipestone. Minnesota after a
sort stay in the city.
Miss Bessie Motion departed for
her home in st. Louis this morning
after a brief stay here as the guest
Of Miss Margaret Nash.
The selling of ice-cream and cake
in the park last evening by the Bap-
tist ladies was very successful, the
receipts being about $50.
Miss Nonstadt passed through the
city this morning on her way to her
spending the week in Denver.
Mr.. T. w. Vaughan of Detroit is
giving a special demonstration of
the Eureka Electric Cleaners at the
NJ. ]. Neill Furniture store.
Miss Phyllis Davis was a depart
ing Greeleyite this morning for
guest of her cousin for the coming
Platteville where she will be the
week.
Mrs. c. Cosello returned to her
home in Skidmore. Kansas, this
morning. after visiting some time
here with Thomas Truehart and
family.
Mrs. Edwin Starkey returntd
from Aurora yesterday where she
went to visit her mother. who has
been seriously i'll since the Fourth
of July.
Mrs. A. J. MEDINA and daughter
Margaret left here yesterday for an
extended visit with relatives in Ne
braska. They will spend several
weeks in Rushville. Neb.
Mrs JOhn Wallace and Mrs Ida
B. Blacknor arrived in Greeley this
morning and spent few hours
looking over the city. They are on
their way to their home in Gill after
a short trip to the capital.