The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-29

Mrs. f. C. Fuqua who has pee
very III for the past two or thre
weeks is reported little oetter ~
day. D.u,., RI;
morriing where he has been sum
: moned to serve on the United Stale
grand jury. .,,.,
student, went to LaSalle yesterua
!, to visit her sister. Mrs. X. +. Iharp
over Sunday. ia :,
Mrs. Sam Moody was called Il
her old home in Philadelphia o'
. Thursday by the dangerous Hines
OF her father.
Mrs. Fred Norcross went to Den
yer this morning to visit her itt'
son. who is under treatment at .n'
Children's hospital. ;.
Mrs. A. T. Hunt. who has been II
Greeley on business for few uass
returned to her home in COLORADO
Springs Friday, :.
n III. Stone of Denver was II
town several days this week iook'
ing after the organization OF ious'
OF the Royal League.
G. C. Martin has begun laying the
foundation OF new home on se,'
enth avenue between Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wilson Will
give n 3 O'Clock tea this evening TO
a party of friends in honor OF MISS
Helen Phillips and Kent Shaner.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Nierse or
Loveland passed through Greeley
Yesterday on their way to Sterling,
where they will locate permanently.
Mrs. dudley Golding-Dwyre came
in from California yesterday and
stopped for brief visit with her
sister-in-law, Mrs W. =. stephens.
Mrs. E. A. Erickson who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. F. ]. Beck
strom. for the past week. returned
to her home in Idaho Springs today.
One of the most delightful social
events of the week was the O'CLOCK
dinner given "Wednesday by Mr. and
Mrs Will Kelly in honor OF MIS- A.
j. Casebeer.
Mrs. w. C. Estabrook came up
from Denver yesterday to attend
the luncheon given by Mrs. Gale
and Mrs. Thayer in honor Mrs. A.
j. Casebeer.
The big plate glass window in
the Seeley-Fournier drug store that
was broken by the wind last week
was replaced Thursday at cost Of
about 500.
Phillip Marks left Thursday for
Los Angeles and will spend about
month visiting that and other
points in California in the search
for better health.
Mrs. F. N B. Scott Of Fort Col
lins who has been visiting her sis
ter. Mrs j. B. Beals. in Eaton for
few days. passed through Greeley
on her way home this morning.
Mrs. w. B. Gress of Severance
and Mrs. II. A. Pearl of Windsor
we're together in Greeley yesterday
and went to Fort Lupton to visit
their sister. Mrs. G. F. Butler, for
week or 80.
f. W. johnson of the Arm of
johnson & Piper has decided to be
farmer during the coming year
and is going out on his farm three
miles west of town.
DR.. Halsted will not be able to
move into his new home at 1920
Eleventh avenue as soon as expect
ed. 1t will probably be month
vet before the house will be ready
for occupancy.
The w. C. T. U. will meet on next
Tuesday. February 81. at 2:30 p.
m. at the home of Mrs. A. D. Ben
nett, 1915 Tenth street. A good
program will be provided and all
women are cordially invited.
Mrs. H. A. Russell gave an In
formal reception to the lsdiea of
the Methodist church this afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Robertson. wife OF
the lecturer who has pleased the
people of Greeley during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Russell were
in Greeley yesterday enroute from
home. where they will again take
they left sixteen years ago to come
to Colorado.
John Roberts. who owns q farm
in Pleasant Valley. has bought {
tract OF land In the Costilla vale,
and will this year put In four hun
dren acres Of field peas. Mr.. Rob
ley of the south.
Mrs. e. r. Thayer and Mrs. ]. 8
Gale gave a violet luncheon at tn,
| uOilc VI MT6. Hdlc At o CLOCK fFl
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs
Casebeer. The house and table
were beautiful In violets and abou
twenty guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. McAninch an,
family left Friday for Riverdale
Kan. where they lived before com
ing to Greeley about year age
However. son, f. McAninch, VIII
Is motorman on the street car
here, will remain in Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Chamberlai
OF Roscoe, Neb., are the proud pap
and mamma of fine nine poun
daughter, who arrived February Is
Mrs. Chamberlain was formerl
Miss Hettie Armstrong and was fo
several years cashier at Condon's.
, Mrs. George Annett entertaine
, the members OF the third division {
the Baptist Aid society at her hom
on Tenth avenue with thimbl
party and social Wednesday afte
noon. About twenty-five ladies' WEI
4 present and pleasant afternoo