The Greeley tribune., 1911-06-15
Tuesday

ID. Downer.
I. NJ. Downing went to Loveland
this morning to spend several days
on business trip.
Arthur Quaintence, attorney for
the Denver Larimie, was a Denver
visitor in this city today
Miss Edith Rhodes viii leave
Thursday evening for Ault, where
she viii visit Tor a few weeks.
Master Mellow Demorest was
among the Greeley representatives
! who spent the day in Eaton.
Miss Ha2eline Swartz left this
morning for Tonopah, New, where
she expects to remain all summer.
Miss Emma Paige returned to
| her home in Denver yesterday af-
ter visiting with Mrs. kiley for
few days.
Mrs, j. j. Moore and baby went
to Colorado Springs this morning
after visiting few days in Greeley
with Mrs. j. L. Bird.
| Mrs. j. L. Thompson leaves to-
day for Louisiana, where she will
spend three weeks with her sister.
-iio AiuSSiV i1aN Nchpoll
Mrs. Jeanette Senior Noxon left
| for her home in Colorado Springs
today after a two weeks visit here
with friends and relatives.
| Miss Fink, first grade teacher in
the north ward school, went down
| to Denver this morning to spend a
weeks vacation with friends.
Mrs. Minnie Book returned to
1 her home in FIT. Collins this morn
/ ing after remaining in the city all
! winter as student at the normal.
Rev. Bonnell accompanied the
remains of the late C. H. Jackson,
which We're shipped Monday to the
family burial vault in Newark, n.
j.
The many friends of Mrs. Jack
kingsbury will be pleased TO learn
that she is on the road to recovery
since her recent attack of appendi-
citis.
Mrs. F. H. Weller of Eaton,
stopped over in Greeley this morn
ing with her young son who went
to Fort Morgan to spend the sum-
mer with friends.
J. l.. Miller, of Denver was a
visitor in Greeley over Sunday and
Monday and If reports about Mr..
Miller missing so many trains are
true, he may still be in town.
Mrs. j. n. Marks. of Ft. Collins
stopped over in Greeley this morn.
Ing on a sightseeing trip before
continuing her journey to Chey-
enne where she will visit all sum
mer.
Mrs. Mary Ford arrived from he,
home in Nokomis, H., today tc
, spend a week as the guest Of Mrs
Esther Easterday. Next week boil
ladies will go to Glen Haven nea
, Estes Park to rusticate for cou
2 pie of weeks.
Phillip Schopp. a German Iivin
near Kersey. made final proof o.
r 100 acres Of land yesterday after
noon. Schopp has reached the
three score and ten years allotted
to man, is as hopeful over the pros
, poets for the future as the young
est among the homesteaders.
Two hundred miles OF delightful
mountain travel for only $3.50 il
YOU go on the DenverL Laramie-Mo OF
fat road excursion next Sunday
: June IS. Train leaves Laramie de-
pot. Greeley, at Gas q. m. More
than five hours in the mountains
to pick wild flowers, climb hills OF
| fish. s1.50 extra takes you to the
top of the continent, (Corona), and
J YOU get home same night at early
bed time.
Miss Grace Davis bade her many
Goreeley friends good bye this
morning and departed for her home
in Germantown. Calf, after resid-
ing here for several years as Nor
NAL student. She has accepted a
situation as member OF the faculty
in the Normal school at Salem,
Oregon.
Mrs Arville Stamps, accompanied
by her son, Mr.. Copeland of this
city, went to Denver on this morn
ing's train Mrs. Stamps home is
in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and on ac-
count of the heat she will spend all
summer in Colorado.
Bargains at the Bee Hive.
S35 Sth st.
See the big window ogers, then
come in for ice cream and ice cold
pop, and get the remarkable low
prices on rugs. stoves, furniture
and house furnishings in general.
We are making a 10 per cent
discount on bed rock prices. A few
moments spent in examining our
goods and prices and you will be
convinced of the fact that we have
real bargains.