The Greeley tribune., 1911-08-10

Este Park. '''7 - - 70
=. ID. Sanboru Is I'm Estes Park
Ioo1l settling up the matter of the
hstes Park hotel.
- Jessie Thompson left this
morning for Denver to remain All
Week with friends.
roE- James burkley and Mrs, %
JonAs from Erie We're visitors I'M
'G...' saturday and Sunday.
n''. ID, D. Forward was called to
t,,, uS..' lals morning TO attend the
iuneFal of a friend.
-..+ 4. 81. Davis came up from
peA. Saturday to spend several
day with friends.
piss Hattie Webb of WheatIand.
WSo,' Is visiting friends in the city
or Week.
MISS Katherine Brennan was a
paS5euger this morning Tor Fort
Goll'9s S where she viii visit for a
M7- j. Fl. Page of Ault stoppea
OH IN Greeley this morning on her
way tn LongmOnt where she will
spell' the week with relatives.
Mss Caro- Staley came in this
morn.ng from Eldorado, Kan, on
her way 10 Sligo where she will
spena the month with relatives.
Il0n Leonard from Longmont is
GUEST at the home of Mrs. NJ.
Gunner while visiting with Greeley
FRIENDS.
Mrs r. 7. Decker Is planning to
open the social season IN Greeley
cons
MI. and Mrs. John AIosher are
cor ortable dOmiGiied at the Cam
fteio hotel, where they viii remain
all winter.
Miss Louise Ling and brother
wera passengers this morning for
DenTer where they expect to spend
the week.
j g. Stewart came in from
GroNer Saturday and spent Sunday
in tbe city with friends ana rela-
tives
j r Millil,en from Sioux City
was among the many ont Of town
visitors i'm Greeley over Saturday
and sunday
Nil J, Carruthers was among
the many Greeleyites leaving foI
Denver Saturday afternoon to spend
SUNDAY In the capital city.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Higgen were
passeugers for Cheyenne SATURDAY.
afternoon. While in the city they
Were guests at the Hatterbere
home.
Nrs Gibson of Greeley and Mis-.
Hildermau Of Sterling are guests Of
Mrs. j. J. Radford and daughter
Mis- Minnie, on Fourth street.
Loveland Herald.
Mrs. L. NJ Blackner and children
left Saturday afternoon for Kansas
City where they will reman indefin
itely
Mrs II. C Graham returned t.
her home in Denver this mornin!
after Spending the past week in tn,
city visiting Mrs. II. w. Speer,
Nh and Mrs. Charles Freeman
and party composed of the Misse
Mural and Elizabeth Engleman an,
cousin, John Engleman. have re
Este Park where they spent tw
| wees.
Mrs. B. F. Johnson and Mrs. I
IT, Decker have issued cards al
nouncins two social functions 70
tuesday afternoon they will enter
tain at luncheon party and Wed
nesday afternoon at cards.
Mrs. Carrie Allen and Miss May
me Allen, who have been visitin
with relatives in Johnstown. ar
eNpected to arrive in Greeley thi
week. They will remain here unit
September /, when they will retur
to their homes in Long Beach, Cali
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Petriken mo
tored up from Denver Saturday an
spent two days in the city VISITING
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Delbridg
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Petriken
Upon their return to the city the
took Miss Jessie Gale with them TO
short visit.
p. w. Allen went to Colorad
springs this morning to see abou
securing more cars for the stree
railroad in Greeley during the wee
of the fair this fall. MT. Allen as
sures every one that there will b
sufficient cars to take care OF tn
people comfortably at that time.
Reports from people who hav
been out in the hills for the pas
month are to the effect that there i
more wild fruit than for man
years. Raspberries, blue berries
choke cherries, organ grapes an
nuts in great abundance.
The Tribune would like small
sheaf of oats and one of wheat t
use in photographing. The grail
does not need to be prize winners
but the straw should be long AM
even and smooth. Sheaves half tn
usual size are plenty large. Cal
some of our friends supply us?
The mouth of the shaft of tn
Farmers coal mine, southeast of La
Sale, is to be closed and let the fir
burn itself out. For the past i've
weeks, in fact since the shaft hous
and surface accessories were burned
in a mysterious manner, fire ha
RACED in the bowels of the mine AM
bafles all efforts to extinguish it.
The picnic of the 1owans held II
Fort Collins was attended by owe
900 former residents of the stat
and number Of Greeley peopl
were Dresent These annual al