The Greeley tribune., 1911-10-19
Thomas Moss who has been asso-

Thomas Moss who has been asso-
clated with the Ahlstrand bakery
ior several years, has resigned to
accept n similar position in Chey-
enne and will begin his new work at
once.
Mrs. A. ]. Condor entertained at
bridge whist Saturday evening in
honor of her friends. Mrs. X. G. Pat
terson and Mrs. Fred Cchrader Of
Denver. A pleasant evening was
spent and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Fannie Oney went to Denver
Monday afternoon as delegate
from the Greeley lodge to the Re-
bekah assembly which convenes in
Denver this week.
Clarence Crawford was in Greeley
today visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Crawford. He is on his
way from Kansas City to San Fran
cisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall. Jr.,
were called to Cheyenne Monday by
the illness of Mrs. Halls sister,
Mrs. Tom Connolly. Mr. Hall re-
turned to Greeley this morning and
Mrs. Hall remained with her sister
Dr. Amanda Hamilton returned
today from a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Warner Coontz at Good
rich
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Schick of Cur
tbs, Neb., who have been visiting
Mrs. A. A. Hibner, left this morning
for their home.
| l.. f. kimball was called to Sedg-
WICK this week by the illness of his
father, c. b. Kimball, who is said
to be in critical condition.
Mrs. j. G.Evans and grandson,
Robert Langtry, returned Monday
evening from Boulder, where they
have been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Smith for few days.
Miss Edna Price has returned to
her work at Condon's store. She has
been confined to her home by the
illness of her sister-in-law, Mrs
Charles Price
Miss Nelma Paine. who substitu-
ted or Miss Mabel Hall inthe Eaton
schools during Miss Halls absence
has been called back to Eaton. Miss
Hall, who was recovering nicely
from the fever has had a relapse
and was unable to return to
school as she had planned.
Mrs. Isabel Churchill returned or
Saturday evening from California
where she has been spending the
last year Mrs. Churchill's two
daughters are married and live il
California. On her return she
visited her son, Van Churchill, who
lives in Denver. Mrs Churchill i.
now visiting her mother, Mrs. Var
lOsdall and sister. Mrs. A. b. Craig
In honor of Miss Hochbaum o
Chicago Mrs. II. w Hochbaum en-
t,r inc prt,r - l. L.
home Saturday afternoon. The af
ternoon was spent playing colleg,
euchre and refreshments wer,
served
Miss Edith Setterington, tn
charming English girl, whose vote
has made her a favorite in musica
circles in Greeley, has gone to Den
yer to make her Headquarters. Mis-
Setterington will spend two day
each week in Greeley with her elias
in voice culture.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. March went t
, Denver this morning for a few day
, visit. Mrs. March's sister, Mrs. /
r. Guiford, who spent several week
, in Greeley this summer, has bee
visiting in Colorado Springs an
. Denver and will leave tomorrow TO
her home in Chicago
A. l.. Sutor, who formerly live
here, came to Greeley with tn
knights of Pythias from Denve
Monday evening. Mr.. Sutor is nov
living in Denver
Mrs. Frank Peterson and bab,
returned this morning from Boise
Idaho, where they had been visitin:
her sister. Mrs. Harvard.
Mrs @ y Eemmprer went I,
Boulder this morning to spend ;
week with Mr.. Kemmerer, who is IL
the sanitarium. Mr.. kemmere
is improving in health.
A marriage license was issued OF
Monday to Thomas ]. Pugh anC
Miss Mary Ann Case, both of Wind
sor. The bride is but sixteen years
of age and brought the written con