The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26


leg this week.
Alr, and Mrs. +. V. Warner of
orchard We're in Greeley on busi-
negs Saturday.
A. d. Smith. who lives near
y efaasewood Lake is in Greeley to
attend the county fair.
sam Ross of Chicago is visiting
a. the home of his relatives, Mr.
anG Mrs. Il. Il. Offerle.
ars. Ed. Cites returned to her
home at Masters Saturday after a
VIZ. with Mrs. T.. A. Sites.
Miss Leva Gress of Windsor was
II Greeley Saturday on her way to
flatteville, where she will visit with
friends.
tss Blanche Ruffner OF Ault was
IN Greeley Saturday on her way
nome from Briggsdale. where she
has been visiting friends.
Mrs. NJ. Ryan and daughter, Miss
Mamie, of Denver are the guests Of
MI and Mrs. A. Paul Porter. Mrs.
Ryau is Mrs. Porter's mother.
George Davis has returned from
ZIP over the state. He attended
the Elk convention at Idaho Springs
ahd also went to the state fair at
Pueblo.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Mac Auley of James,
vile, Wis. was in Greeley today ana
went to Briggsdale on business
trim.
II. c.. Fournier of the Seely-
Fournier company, is spending a
few days visiting friends in Love-
land
Arthur Condor, w. C. Roberts,
Rowley Harris and j. o. Custer
took an auto trip to Estes Park Sun
day.
Mrs. Frank Read and daughter.
Miss Helen. of Fort Smith, Ark, are
visiting her brothers, Charles and
John Read
Rev. j. l.. Thompson left this
morning for Colorado Springs,
where he will conduct revival SER
lvices for week
Miss Gertrude Belmar, who has
been attending the Teachers college
LETT this morning for Wynnwood
Okla. where she will teach in the
schools
| Rev. and Mrs. Van Berger, who
have been visiting his parents, Rev
and Mrs c. E. Berger, have return
ed to their home in Chicago. Rev
Mr. Berger is assistant pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church.
| Mrs Davis S. Painter returned
Sunday evening from Denver. where
she has spent several days. Mrs
Painter and two sons live in Tellu.
ride and are visiting her father
lJudge J. E. Garrigues, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs Gross Hams and
Children, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jackson. left this
morning for their home in Stockton
Neb Mrs. Hams and children have
been. here for month and Mr.
Hams came last week.
Mrs. Tracy Marsh returned Sun
day from Denver, where she hai
been spending several days. Sh,
where she will join her husband
She has been spending the summe
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ale
MEAD.
~'Mrs. Abbie Andrews returned O.
Sunday evening from Trinidad
where she has been for severa
weeks at the home OF her son, r
G. Andrews. Mrs. Andrews AM
daughter, Dorothy. who have beel
i'll with typhoid fever, have abou
recovered. Little Mabel Andrew.
accompanied her grandmother HON
for visit.
Mrs. Walter Eyman and Mis-
Nancy Eyman of Belleville, ILL.,, VIII
have been visiting Mrs. Sarah Fran
ces for the last week, left today TO
their home. They stopped in Gree
ley on their return from Burley
Ida, where they have been visit
ing.
Drs f. w. Knowles. G. r. Pogue
c. A. Ringle and DR.. Ella Mead lef
today for Pueblo to attend th'
state meeting of the Medical asso
citation. DIR. Knowles and DR.. Pogu
went to Denver this morning b!
auto. DIR. Pogue goes as delegat'
from the Weld County Medica
association. The convention will b.
in session until Thursday.
MT. and Mrs. John Shaw OF Canol
City arrived in Greeley Sunday TO
a visit with MIR. and Mrs. c. b. Hes
ford. They are Mrs. Hesford's par
ents and have been to California Il
attend the national G. A. r. encamp
ment. They went to Windsor toda.
for visit with another daughter
Mrs. W. NJ. McKinstry.
Mrs. w. B. Keyt of Denver ha
been in Greeley for a few days ar
ranging to move here. Her daugh
ter, Miss Helen, is attending tn
Teachers college. Mrs. keyt will b'
accompanied on her return by he
mother, Mrs. Grubb and son. Tom
J a,-tY
the Normal Rook store.
There was party of Greele.
ladies' went to Windsor Saturday
where they were the guests for thu
day at the home of Mrs. w. Nj. VIC
+ Kinstry. Among those who wen
were Mrs. J. c. Hufty and daugh
ter. Helen, Mrs. l.. l.. King and two
children. Mrs. c. E. Gosselin ant
daughter, Marjory. Mrs. Earl Da.
and Mrs. c. b. Hesford.