The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01
week end visitor

dale WAS week emu 'i"i'"i
Greeley. ,,,
in Greeley on business the last OF
the week.
Miss Mollie Offerle spent Sunday
in Eaton, the guest OF Miss VIENNA
Musberger. l.,
Claud sturgeon of Pueblo was III
Greeley Saturday and Sunday on
II Reynolds and ]. d. McCutch-
con went to Denver on an auto
trip today. ,. fo.
Monte Kay leaves this week for
a trip to Boulder. Colorado Springs
and New Mexico.
Miss Winitred Kelly spent sun
day in Eaton with her mother. Mrs.
O. +. Blandin.
Col. A. w. Jones. who has oeeh
quite i'll at his home for some tihe'
is now improving.
chester and Fred Danielsoh
spent sunday with friends in Eat
on. l., n
DIR. C. II. Call. who has been In
sanitarium for several weeks. mas
returned to Greeley.
Miss Gala Hunter. who teacnes
nj Eaton, visited over Sunday WIN
her mother, Mrs. Kate Hunter.
Bert Wasley of Denver and
Charles Wasley of Platteville were
IN Greeley yesterday visiting WIN
relatives.
Temple Cornelius. a student OF
the state university, returned 10
Boulder this morning after visit
with Greeley friends.
Miss Lucille Harrison. who is
teaching at Erie. spent Saturday
and sunday with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. H. Harrison.
DR.. j.. w. Fuqua has returned
from several weeks trip to points
in Illinois. DIR. Fuqua was called
in the settlement OF an estate.
Miss Nettie Stevens OF Michigan.
who is the guest of her uncle. G. o.
Stevens, visited over Sunday with
relatives In Denver.
Harrison Woodruff returned to
Laramie, Wyo.. this morning. Mrs.
Woodruff will remain in Greeley
with friends for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Parker enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Fisk and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F.. Stephens.
Mrs. w. F.. Spaulding OF Kersey
was in Greeley Sunday to attend
the funeral services of the little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Woodruff
Rex Eaton. John Henderson and
Harry Robbins returned Sunday to
their work at the State university
after few days visit at their
home.
Misses Kathleen Wheeler and
Aileen Monahan. who have been
visiting relatives at home. have re-
turned to their work at the State
| university.
II. A. Abell went to Denver to
spend SUNDAY with his wife who is
in a hospital recovering from an
operation. Mrs. Abell is getting
along nicely.
Ralph Campbell and !. w. Read
willhave charge of roller skating
marty at the Armony this evening
There will he twenty-five couples
in the crowd.
Mrs. T. H. Daley. daughter. Misi
Irene and Miss Catherine Kisler
If Eaton. came to Greeley Sunda,
10 attend the Philharmonic con.
cent.
| Mrs. William Mayher will enter.
'ain the members of Mrs. George
Robie's Twenty of the Congrega-
t'onal church at her home Tuesday
afternoon.
| Mrs. ]. Scott Thompson enter
| 'ained the ladies' of the Why No,
! -lnb at her home Friday afternoon
"he members of the club who are
still in Greeley were guests and 9
'leasant afternoon was spent.
| When Mrs. George Fisk was eat.
ing scalloped oysters at the home
If Mrs. A. c. Wilson Sunday she
Uncovered fine rearl the size ol
4 pea. Although the heat has caus
I'D 1t to lose considerable luster I,
S thought to be quite valuable.
| Miss Nell Topping has returned
rom a months vacation which she
spent at her home in Pueblo. Miss
| Topping has charge of the millinery
| department. of the Shaw Dry Goods
company and expects to leave in
February for trip East for the
spring styles in millinery.
| Charles Davis. who was injured
several months ago in railroad ac.
cident and has been in a Denver
hospital recovering from his in.
iuries. has been brought to the
home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Davis, and is being cared
'or by his sister, Miss Bertha
Davis, who Is trained nurse II
8 thought that an operation will
be necessary on the injured leg.