The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
j. G. Whipple of Barnesville was

j. G. Whipple of Barnesville was
in Greeley this week.
Alex Mead, who has been in poor
health for some time, has greatly
improved and is able to be out.
Mr., and Mrs. David Bauer are the
happy parents of a son born Mon
day morning. Mrs. Bauer will be
remembered as Miss Lois Wright
Mr.. Bauer is employed in the county
treasurer office.
Miss Eva Reeves, trained nurse
who has been here for sometime,
will leave this week for Colorado
Springs where she has accepted a
position in hospital.
Mrs. f. p. Whitaker of Leaven-
worth, Kan, who has been visiting
her sisters. Mrs. Scott Bullard and
Mrs. w. w Field, left today for
Denver Mrs. Field accompanied
her to Denver for a few days visit
William F. Bean of Kansas City
has been in Greeley for a few days.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Con-
don. Mr.. Bean is an old friend of
the family. Both Mr.. Bean and Mr..
Condor formerly lived in Belfast.
Maine.
I l.. Wilder has returned from
across the range where he has spent
the summer as assistant forester in
the government employ. He will
leave Tuesday for Idaho where he
will buy potatoes for the dealers of
Greeley.
Mr. and Mrs Craig Moorehouse,
who recently came here from Syra-
cuse. n. Y, are located in one of
Miss Flora Morelands flats. Mr..
Moorehouse has position with the
sugar company Mrs. Moorehouse
is niece of DR.. F. E. Stockover.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bellamy of
Cleveland. O., who have been visit
ing at the S. l.. w. ranch and at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Klein,
left today for Denver. They will
visit in Colorado Springs, st. Joseph
and Grand Rapids before returning.
Miss Carrie Plummer OF Fort
Baird, Tex, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
d. b. Wyatt. Miss Plummer is
matron in a government hospital at
FIT. Baird She formerly lived in
Greeley and left here eight years
ago Since that time she has been
in Japan, China and the Phillip
pines.
B. d. Sanborn was in Fort Collins
{ Monday to attend meeting of the
northern Colorado irrigation men.
F.. H. Newell, chief of the reclama-
, ton bureau, and Ray Walter were
at the meeting Mr.. Newell leaves
: this week for Salt Lake City, where
, he has an appointment with the ir-
rigation people in advance of the ir-
| rigation congress.
z C. E. Ridenour, who met death in
> an auto accident near Monte Vista,
was buried in Greeley Monday after
3 noon His widow came to Greeley
to the burial and was accompanied
by her husbands brother. A. n.
: Ridenour Of Lima. O., and by Mt
3 Rudd. The family owns property in
e Greeley and Mrs. Ridenour may re-
j, turn to Greeley to make her home
The last edition of the Estes
r Park Train announces that there
C will be two new hotels built in the
park next year. One will be erect
n ed by w. E. Lester. The Location
|, for this has not been decided upon
i The other will be built by the
). owner OF the Rock Dale cottages
and will be located near Longs
n Peak.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Orman
5 and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McCutcheor
e returned Monday afternoon iron
five days auto trip to the southern
S part of the state. They went Il
O Denver. Colorado Springs. Pueblo
+ and Canon City where they took the
r famous Sky Line drive. While IL
: Pueblo they were guests of former
Governor and Mrs. Orman and for
: mer Governor and Mrs. Adams.