The Greeley tribune., 1911-09-14
Monday

W'o' "HtlOn FeZer returned to
Coioraao college this morning.
mlss rose Waite went to Lucerne
TO-DAY Tor visit with friends.
hopeIt Wright came over from
steIhhe Saturday evening for a
visit with relatives.
r. = Allnutt has returned from
Denver where he attended a conyen-
tion OF funeral directors.
frot. and Mrs. J. C. Kendel have
returned To Greeley and are at
home az 1923 Tenth avenue.
MIs' Mary Weiser left Saturday
FOR her home in Florence, after
spendins q few days in Greeley.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Barber of
Winasof were in Greeley Saturday
on Their way home from Denver.
MISS Mae Sokup has returned
from two weeks stay in Chicago,
where she was called on business.
Mrs L. j. Manning went to Dem
yer SATURDAY to visit her sister and
also TO visit the Old Ladies Home.
Omer Fulghem and Clarence
Crozier have returned from a weeks
trip to Denver, Colorado Springs
and LaJuRta.
Robert S. Sharp of the Sharp
Music company of Denver was in
Greeley with his local agent, S. H.
Young, today.
Mrs. Jesse Brown, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Wolfe
for the last two months, left today
for her home in San Antonio, Tex.
Miss MallOy returned to her home
in Las Animas this morning She
accompauied her sister, Miss Evelyn,
her. Miss Evelyn will attend the
Normal.
Mrs. w, H. Edwards has issued
invitations for a thimble party on
Thursd2y afternoon in honor of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Belle Williams,
of New York.
Mrs. II, Il. Turner and children
of Atlantic, Ia, were in Greleey on
SATURDAY on their way home from
Sligo. where they have been visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Frank Cox, who has been
visiting her son. George Cox and
wife. and daughter, Mrs. L. A
Hood. left this morning for her
home in Salida.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Boag of San
BernadinO, Calf, who have been
visiting their brother, John McCon-
nell, for the last week, LETT Monday
for their home.
Miss Clarinda Sievers, who has
been spending the summer at Longs S
Peak Inn has returned to Greeley
and will soon go to California to
join her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ertle and
daughters, Ruby and Gertrude, re-
turned this morning from five
months visit at points in Indiana.
They live near Mum.
| Mrs. W. S. Evans and daughter,
Miss Agneta, of Delta are in Gree
ley, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
f. Cahill. Miss Agneta will attend
the Normal this year.
Mr. aud Mrs. w. NJ. Grieves OF
Philadelphia, who have been visit
ing the families of David, Scott anC
Gill MeClalland for the last week
LEFT Saturday for their home.
Jesse Nusbaum is expected home
this week for few days visit with
his parents Mr.. Nusbaum is con
nected with the American institute
of Archaeology in Santa Fe, n. NJ.
Misses Agnes and Margaret
Waldo of Purcell were in Greeley on
Saturday on their way to Boulder
where they will take their fourth
years work in the State university
John McCunniff has returned
from La Junta where he has spent
/ the summer Mr.. McCunniff has q
fellowship in the Industrial art de-
partment at the Teachers College.
Edward French and his father
were arrested this morning by Dep
uty Sheriff Peterson on complaint OF
John lilug, who accuses the pair OF
cutting telephone wires and destroy
ing poles on his ranch.
Mrs. H. E. Holt, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Wallace, at Gill was in Greeley Sat
urday on her way home to Denver
Mrs. Wallace accompanied her as
far as Greeley
Charles Crozier of La Junta has
accepted a position at the Sugar
factory for the coming campaign
and will return to Greeley. He was
| in Greeley early in the summer, Wis
iting mis- brothers.
Miss Tillie Gray, who has been
visiting in Windsor was in Greeley
Saturday on her way to her home in
! California. Mo. Her aunt. Mrs. 5.
/ T. Williams, OF Windsor, accom-
panied her as far as Greeley.
Jesse Hurlbut and Ed Bowland,
who nave been employed at Fezer's
drug store during the summer, have
/ resumed their school work, the
| former at the high school and the
Halter at the Teachers college,
Stanley Van Osdall is now employed
/ ot the drug store
/ Declaring that John Moshers cat
! tie were trespassing on his land,
| Edward Orton, living southeast OF
| Greeley, went to Mosher's home and
assaulted him with brass knuckles,
/ it is alleged. Although the latter
was taken completely by surprise,
! he deiended himself. took the weap-
ons away, thrashed Orton and took
him to the officers.
| Dr.. G. w. Green of the faculty of
| the University of Missouri, is in
Greeley today, the guest of DR.. and
| Mrs, Q. A. Ringle. DIR. Green has