The Greeley tribune., 1911-09-14
friday

Miss Emma Grant of Eaton was In
Greeley Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Cobb is back home af-
ter a weeks stay in Denver.
Mrs. John Probert of Erie is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. V. f. Con-
ner.
Mrs. N. z. Cleveland and Miss
Bess Law of Julesburg were in Gree
ley today.
Two plain drunks were fined So
and costs in the police court Thurs
day morning.
Jonn Henderson leaves Saturday
for Boulder where he will enter the
State university.
Ailene Monahan and Christine
Cole left today for Boulder to enter
the State university.
Mrs. w. c. Lewis returned this
morning from San Diego where she
has spent the summer.
Harry Robbins leaves today for
Boulder where he will begin his
third years work at the university.
Henry Cook of Greeley and Miss
Vembold of Loveland were granted
marriage license in this city this
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. DeVinney and
daughter, Ruth, have returned from
five weeks trip through Washing
ton and Oregon.
Claud C. Clark is here for few
days on business and to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Max Clark
Mr., Clark came from Breckenridge.
Misses Dorothy McCreery and
Mabel Wasley will leave the first of
the week for Colorado Springs to
resume their work at Colorado col
lege.
Mrs. C. H. Wolfe and son. ..ay-
mond. and Mrs. Jesse Brown have
returned rom the Tribune cottage
at Eldora where they have spent ten
days.
Miss Elizabeth Camfeld who has
spent the summer in Europe has
returned to America and will visit
in rovidence, Il. L., before coming
home.
Mrs. r. f. Baker entertains this
afternoon in honor of Miss Forward
who is here from the east visiting
her brother. Rev. ID. ID. Forward and
family.
One of the new store rooms in
the Sterling buildings is being fitted
up for Johnson e Piper, grocers,
who will take possession about the
first of October.
Claude Ferguson, who was ar
rested Tuesday night while in pos
session of team and % bottles of
beer, was fined $3.50 in police court
Wednesday afternoon and the drink
ables confiscated.
o. T. Austin was bound over to
appear at the district court in the
sum of $3.50 bond Thursday MORN
ing in the justice court of Emil B.
Hatch. He is charged with interfer-
ing with headgates.
Mrs. w. II. Edwards will enter
tain the members of the original
amateur cooking club of Greeley at
her home Saturday evening in honor
OF her sisterinlaw, Mrs. Williams
of New York
Miss Gussie Won Rosenburg re-
turned Thursday evening from Fras-
Ter where she has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Peter Peterson Miss
Won Rosenburg will resume her
work at Camerons store Saturday.
L. w. Abbott and daughter, Miss
Lima, of LeVeta are visiting Mr.. Alb
bott's son, o. Nj. Abbott and wife,
and friends. Mr.. Abbott and daugh-
ter formerly lived here and went to
L.aVeta a year ago to make their
home
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Thompson will
leave Saturday for Maine where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Pendexter. Mrs. Thompsons health
has not been good and the change
is made in the hope that she may
be benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woods of
Idaho are here visiting their son
and old friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woods still own their music store
here. which is managed by their
son, but they have made their home
in Idaho for some time.
Mrs. j. FL Hays and children
went to Denver Thursday to meet
Prof. Hays on his return from his
western trip. Mr.. Hays has spent
the last month in Montana, Wash
ington, Oregon and along the west
ern coast. They will return to
Greeley this evening.
| DIR. II. c. Bennett has returned
from Kansas City where he attended
family reunion. At the gathering
were five brothers, the Oldest IS
'S"iS VI uSS anu ,he sou'SeSl q
years old. DR.. Benefits father is
one of the five brothers. They are
all in splendid health.
| Contractor and Mrs. McIlwee left
Thursday for Denver after spend
ing few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Wortham. Mr.. McIlwee has
been in charge of the work at the
| Laramie-POudr tunnel and goes
now to Eagle where he will be in
charge of the Henrylyn tunnel.
Miss Gretchen Smith arrived in
i Greeley Thursday for short visit
with her sister, Mrs. w. r. Kelly,
and will leave today for Pocatello.
Ida. where she will take up her
library work. Miss Smith has spent
the summer abroad with Miss Ca
rena Lee. In London she left Miss