The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Saturday

Mrs. Clara Stover of PiatteNihe
spent Friday in Greeley
Mrs. A. Cameron went 10 Denver
Friday for few days sta!, .s
Mrs. Anna Williams OF Dent was
in Greeley Friday tor the oay
MIR. and Mrs. j. n. Jay went 'e
Fort Morgan Friday for visit.
: Mrs. f. G. Young OF LaSalie spe"'
Friday in Greeley.
Mrs C. A. House was a Denver
visitor Thursday.
G. Reck of LaSalle was IN Gree
lev on business Friday.
Mrs. o. G. Saxton went to Eaton
Thursday to visit relatives.
Miss Flora Harrington Went 10
Denver Friday for few days stay
w. o. Thompson OF Fosston was
in Greeley on business today.
Mir. Allen of the Kinsella ranch
at Gilcrest was in Greeley on busl-
ness today. -.
Harry Dean of Hamburg, Ia, has
been in Greeley this week, the guest
OF C. B. Stow.
Mrs. E. A. Morgan entertained the
ladies of the Needlecraft club at her
| nome dltGA hOoh'
w. A. knight of Portland, Ore.
was in Greeley this week. the guest
of his cousin, Mrs. j. l.. Bartlett.
Mrs. j. G. Glaze returned to her
home in Platteville Friday after
visit with her sister. Mrs. c. w. roe.
o. G. Clark of Barnesville is in
Greeley this week on business mat
ters.
nd "a "in0or
went to Denver Friday for few
days visit.
Miss Gertrude Powers of Loveland
was in Greeley Friday on her way to
Hardin.
Miss Marie Kreemer went to
Denver Friday to visit over Sunday
with relatives.
Misses Jane Steele and Maud
| Daugherty went to Denver Friday
tor few days visit.
| Mrs. J. T. King returned to her
home in Denver Friday after a visit
with Miss Bertha Davis.
Miss Linnea Swanson. who attends
| school here went to Denver Friday
| for a few days visit with her rela-
| tives.
| F.. w. Stow of Fort Collins has
Uccu III Sicctts tiiS CSh oh oACi
| ness and also visiting his brother.
c. b. Stow.
| Thomas Greer Of Denver was in
Toy on business Thursday. Mr..
Greer was formerly in the real es-
tate business in Ault.
The Bachelor and the Eight
O'clock Dancing clubs held dance
Thursday evening at Camfield hall,
which was we'll attended.
]. NJ. Moore of Glenwood Springs
was in Greeley Friday. MIR. Moore
was formerly employed with the
Gilbert Drug company in Greeley.
Gus Center entertained company
OF young people of the Episcopal
church at his home Thursday even
ing. A pleasant evening was spent
Claud Leedom came down from
Cheyenne Friday and his wife and
baby, who have been visiting rela-
tives here, will return with him to-
day.
Mrs. P. I. Kennedy of Briggsdale
was in Greeley Friday on her way
to Hildreth, Neb, where she was
called by the serious illness OF a
grand child.
Mrs. Rea Couzens left Friday for
Denver and after few days visit
with Mrs. w. c. Estabrook will &c
to Butte, Mont, where Mr.. Couzens
is located.
. Mrs. j. Ingersoll of Omaha was in
Greeley Friday on her way home
from the Crow Creek country, where
she had been on business triI
: looking after farming interests.
Mrs. c. Hawes returned to hel
home in Denver Friday. She came
to attend the funeral services o
Mrs. c. = Wheeler and also to at
tend to business matters.
4 Mrs. j. F. Rodefer OF Denver is In
/ Greeley visiting her daughter. Mis-,
Mary Frances, who is attending the
State Teachers college.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Morris ant
family, who have been here som,
r time in Greeley. left Thursday fol
, their home in Barnesville, Ore.
Mrs. John WALES and Mrs. Ear
Twomble of Johnstown were il
Greeley Thursday on their way t.
Osgood, where they will visit rela
tives.
d. ]. March, who has been seri
ously i'll with rheumatism for sew
eral weeks Ia now improving a
Glenwood Springs, where he went t,
try the baths.
Mrs. c. e. Southard gave thre
, charming piano solos in Norma
, chapel this morning. which wer
much appreciated. Mrs. Southar
has consented to play next Monda
morning In the high school chapel
Miss Sallie Coble of Logansport
, Ind, was in Greeley Thursday OF
, her way from Denver to Fosstop
, Miss Coble has been the guest O
, Miss Mabel Nichols for severa
weeks. She will leave in a few day
for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hoffman en-
, tertained . party Of friends inform