The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-25


were II Greeley Monday on business
\ were Be1lamin Stevens, Jake Mes
sick, BeChtol and II. NJ. Porter.
Mac Andrew, who has been mot
orman on the Union Pacific. has
been transferred to Boulder and will
move 10 that place with his family,
Mr., Andrew has lived here several
years. Mrs Andrew and son and
daughter LETT today for a trip to
the western coast.
mrs. II. l.. Alder. who has been
spending the summer in Greeley,
visltihe OLD friends and attending
the summer school, lett today Tor
Orcnard Tor visit and will go from
there u her home in LaVeta. Mrs.
Alder Mlll be remembered as Miss
Mamie Llewelan.
| Miss Lucy b. Mccullough will
leave this week for her home in
Pittsourg, Pa. Miss Mccullough
accompaniet Mrs. Stella Brilliant to
Greele! and has spent her vacation
here. Mrs, Brilliant will remain
with her mother. Mrs Margaret
TRULY.
H. Wiebking spent Sunday in
Denver with his wife who Is in hos
pital recovering from an appende-
citis operation. While she has been
IN Serious condition, Mrs Webb
king Is now getting along as we'll as
could b. expected.
Miss Crissie Wilson and brother,
Tom, returned to Denver Sunday,
after q Visit with friends in Gree
ley. Tom has been guest at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wyatt
for last six weeks. Miss Crissie
came down a week ago for a visit
with friends.
| Mrs. Isabella Churchill, Of whom
announcement was made in the
Tribune that she would not be
candidate for the office of county
superintendent OF schools, has re-
considered her decision and has an
nOunced that she will allow her
name to come before the county re-
publican assembly.
G. e Short, l. b. Chapman, c. ].
Douhan, Riley Harris and d. r.
Smith took an auto ride to the head
of the Fort Collins waterworks Sun
day. They found the river high and
muddy. There was a large crowd
spent the day in the mountains at
the waterworks. Among those there
was party of five autos who came
| from Iowa and are touring Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Haskins and Mrs. j.
l.. Davis of Frankfort. Kan, arrived
here the last of the week and left
this morning for Denver, Colorado
Springs and other points of interest
in the state. They were accom-
panied by Miss Hazel Haskins Of
Frankfort and Miss Rose Barber of
Minnea polls, Kan. The young ladies
have been attending the summer
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Platt of
washington, d. c., were in Greeley
today, the guests of Mrs. William
Van Scyoc and of Judge and Mrs. j..
E. Garrigues. Mr.. Platt Is gov
ernment mint inspector. connected
! with the United States treasury de-
partment and has been inspecting
the Denver mint. They have also
been on a trip to the western coast.
! Mr.. Platt 10 Mrs. Van Scyoc's nep-
hew"au6sMrs Plat is Judge Gar.
rigues' cousin.
In tt. se Gays of high cost Of liv-
ing, a medicine that gets a man up
out of bed and able to work in a
few days u safe and valuable rem
edy, John Heath, Michigan Bar,
CAL says: ~ had kidney and blad-
der trouble for nearly six years. and
was confined to my bed. unable to
turn without help. Soon after
commenced using Foley Kidney
Pills and was relieved at once" His
example IL worth following. Foley
Kidney Pills will do for others just
as much ~ they have done for John
Heath. Try them. Gilbert Bros.
Mrs. Gala Johns left this morn.
ing for Estes Park and will spend 6
week at the Roseboro cottage. Mrs
Johns was accompanied by Mrs
William Burkhart of Greeley, Mrs
Elizabeth Roseboro and son. Prof
John Roseboro, DIR. Lawrence ano
daughter. Mrs. Johns went to the
Park Saturday and brought the
party to Greeley. DR.. Lawrence
preached Sunday at the Presbyter
ian church. Prof Roseboro is al
the head Of the music department
of the University of Nebraska al
i Lincoln and last year purchased 6
summer home in the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turney o
Decatur. ILL.,, are here on visit te
Mrs. N. C. Swan and family. Mr.
Turney 10 q nephew Of Mrs. Swan
Mr. and Mrs. Turney are on theil
wedding Journey which began the
middle of June. They have beer
into Mexico, in southern California
aud up the coast into British Co
umbia, visited relatives in Oregon
returning by Spokane and Salt Lake
City. They are delighted with thi.
their first visit to the west Nr
and Mrs. Turney will be at home il
their cottage after August l. Mr.
Turney returning to his duties II
the Decatur post office at the same
time.