The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15
Little Locals.
Friday

w. ii. Gill and h. l.. simpson
went to Gill today
T.. C. Smith was in Denver OF
legal business Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor went u
Denver this morning.
Miss Nj. f. Mcintyre went to Den
YER Thursday for few days stay
The newly elected board OF th'
Home Electric company met today u
elect officers.
Mrs. G. l.. Clark Of Denver. wht
has been visiting here, left Ihurs
day for Sterling.
j. ]. Purcell. who has been serl
ously ill, was taken to Denver TO
sanitarium Thursday.
Miss Edith Bearsley and sister
Alma, went to Boulder this morning
for a few days visit.
Miss Blanche Irons and Miss lnei
Nesbit went to Eaton today for
visit with Mrs. Jack Rece.
Mrs. NJ. K. Winchester and Mrs
F.. II. Beeson of Evans were shop
ping in Greeley Thursday.
Miss Jessie Mosher leaves Satur'
day for Chicago where she will teach
in a manual training school.
Mrs. Hagett of Carr was brought
to the Greeley hospital "Wednesday
evening suffering from paralysis.
Mrs Tom Connolly and two child
rem of Cheyenne are visiting her
sister, Mrs. r. l.. Hall, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. p. S. Brown left Thursday
for her home in Walsenburg after a
visit with her sister, Miss Lillian
Erwin.
Miss Florence Fezer is expected
home this evening from Denver, Tor
a short visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Fezer.
Byron Newton of Fort Collins is
in Greeley for few days on busi-
ness. Mr.. Newton and family for
merly lived in Greeley.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Seven Lakes reservoir
company was held this afternoon in
the office of Harry l.. Dowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Benton re-
turned to their home in Denver this
morning after a visit with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Shook.
Mrs. ]. C. Carlson, Mrs. Ernest
'Geffs, Mrs. Charles Cobler and Mrs.
H. W. Robbins came down from Eat
on in Mrs Robbins car Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. n. H. Durland arrived here
today from Abbotsford, Wis, for
visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. l.
/. Sides. Mrs. Durland visited in
Greeley number of years ago.
Gilbert Bros. guarantee Partisan
Sage the matchless and delightful
hair dressing, for dandruff, falling
hair. itching scalp, and to put life
and beauty into the hair. so cents.
Occidental Lodge No. 90 A. F. 4
A. NJ. have received an invitation to
visit the Eaton lodge next Tuesday
evening and large number are
planning to go. The trip will be
made in autos.
Mrs. Helen Wilson, state superin-
tendent of schools, addressed the
teachers of the city schools Thurs
day afternoon on Modern School
Problems. The meeting was held
in the eighth grade building.
c. B. kimball. who has been visit
ing his son. l.. F. Kimball and
daughter, Mrs. r. l.. Hall. lett today
for his home in Sedgwck. Mr.. Kim
ball is recovering from his recent
serious illness with pneumonia.
Miss Louise Cross and Hazen II.
Preston were married Thursday
evening by Judge T. c. Pressly. The
bride is only II and the groom 10.
Both secured the consent OF their
mothers before the license was Sc
cured
Roller skating is becoming fa-
vorite pastime with the Greeley
young people. A party of 26 couples
u-ill moot thiu nvnn-
ing for few hours skating. John,
Read. Ralph Campbell and Dana
Work have charge OF the party
The members of the Methodist
Brotherhood will hold meeting at
the church next Monday evening.
Prof G. R. Miller OF the State
Teachers college. will give an ad-
dress on THE Unemployed" c. B.
Haskell is the president of the
Brotherhood.
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Will Van Gorder. A large
crowd of neighbors and friends at
tended. The gathering was a fare
we'll party for MIR. and Mrs. Van
Gorder. who leave soon for Brighton
to make their home.
Au. AihA I, OnC vi Tic RlOL-
GERS OF Greeley is in ST. Luke's hos.
pital in Denver recovering from &
recent serious operation. Mrs. Har,
was operated upon Monday morning
and the last reports are that she wa.
resting easily. Mrs. Hart is one o
the best known women in Greeley.
The new directors of the Creole,
club met Thursday evening ant
elected the following officers: Pau
Darrow. president; c. E. Clark, vic'
president: David Bauer, secretary
C. T. Neill. treasurer. These will
the following members comprise tn
board: Harry Farr, H. d. Parker
J. G. Harris and Henry McGilp.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Jacobs went t,
Denver on Thursday to consult al
architect in regard to their nev
home. which will be located OIL
Fourteenth street and Eleventh ave
nue.. William Cowes Of Denver i
the architect. The house will be
nine room brick and modern fl
every way.