The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10


spend the week end with Mrs. Jean
nette NoXon Mr.. Wolfe went as
far as Denver with them.
Mr., and Mrs. Fl. REYNOLDS have
neturned from their auto trip over
the state,
J.. B. Tucker from Kersey was
Iamoug the many out OF town visit
ors In Greeley today
Prof. r Ernesti and son returned
from Colorado Springs this morn
ing
Omar 7, Wilson IS home from an
extended business visit in Pennsyl
yania
Mrs A. NJ Cannon and children
LETT this morning for LaJunta where
they will remain for a month.
There is a little son at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Twist. The
Young man arrived last night.
Misses Ayera Norma and Nella
Belman went to Ault this morning
for a short visit with relatives.
Miss Nora Howerton was pass
enger this morning for Denver to
spend the week end with friends.
Miss Olga Channon came in this
morning from Eaton to spend week
or two with her friend, Miss Ethel
Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Gray and fam
lily from Fort Morgan arrived in
Greeley last evening to locate per-
manently here.
Judge and Mrs. e. c. Smith and
children are spending the week end
in Denver on pleasure trip.
The Misses Tena and Lena Nikkel
rom toveiand were among the
I passengers for Cheyenne last even
ling
Mrs s X. Clark and father V.
w. Johnson went to Fort Collins
Friday morning 10 attend the Iowan
picnic there.
school IN Eaton begins August
S this year This is a week earlier
than usual IN this part OF the state
for a school to opeu.
Mrs Ellen Willis returned to her
home In Ault this evening after a
weeks stay in Denver She spent
yesterday in Greeley
Mrs. Frank D. Gibson and cousin,
Mrs Ralph Clifton, started today
Tor Glen Haven where they will
spend a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Hegge arrived
last evening from Cheyenne to re-
main at the Hatterberg home near
Mrs S, II. Bardwell returned to
her home in GIN Friday morning
after spending few weeks here
! visiting with Miss Harbottle
The many friends OF Miss Flor
ence Fezer win be pleased to learn
that she is conyalesciug nicely and
hopes 10 soon be around as usual.
c. Randolph and family, who
have been spending the summer at
their summer home up the Poudre
at Rockhurst expect to return to
Greeley this week
Mrs Hale Collins from Barnes
vile was a visitor in Greeley be-
tween trains this morning on her
way TO Laramie.
Miss Ethel Lamb was among the
passengers last evening for Denver
after a brief visit here with Miss
Mildred Workman.
Mrs. P. Nj. Flynn left this morn
ing for Kansas City after spendine
the past week in Greeley at the j.
p. Norman home.
Miss Ethel Taminosian returned
to her home in Denver last evening
after spending the week here as the
guest of Miss Wasley.
T. P. Spencer left this morning
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Spen-
Ger, west of town, this forenoon, a
son.
The United Presbyterian church
was refinished entirely and as a
part of the Improvements short
time ago inverted gas arc lamps
we're installed to light the church
as it should be lighted.
w. L. Clayton left on Thursday
night for Sea View. Wash, where
he will visit with his wife and
children, who are spending the
summer there. They will return to
Colorado in the fall.
Cards from A. j. Eaton to some
of his friends here state that there
was no sea sickness in his family
while crossing the ocean nor meal
missed by one of them. Pretty good
for starter!-Eaton Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wilson and
son we're in the city between trains
yesterday on their way to Denver
Ifrom Briggsdale where they had
spent the month of July visiting
with another son who has home
stead there.
j. w. Evans. resident of Gree
lev for the past ten years, has ae-
Cepted pOSltloH Will the hi''P
Eaton Mercantile company in Eaton
land instead of making his proposed
trip to Portland, Ore, will remain
in Colorado.
Mrs. G. NJ Fulkerson and Mrs
Harry Robinson were passengers
Yesterday morning for Denver after
few days in the city. IheS
brought the body of the four year
old son OF Mrs. Robinson to Gree
ley for interment in the Robinson
lot. The child was victlm OF
cholera infantum and was i'll snort
time.