The Greeley tribune., 1912-05-23

LatJon OF Boulder Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Lulu Burr.
.,,.I ~ Lena Johnson, who has been
slsl,lhs Mrs. II, Collins, left Monday
ioi neF home in Denver.
MISS Hazel Smillie and Miss Bes
s,e 1a&eile OF Eaton attended the
'heeteE IN Greeley Monday night.
~, D. sanborn and w. A. In
siht made a business trip to Boyd
i]af ana Seven Lakes today.
1ti's sadie h. Miller went to Fort
Sollhs Today to cater for a Wedding
event. 9'"'
Mf8' j. 5, Harrison and two
cnl iareH OF Gill we're in Greeley
Molooy on their way to Colorado
SpI!RGs for a visit.
MIS- j G. Milne of Lucerne left
Monaey for her former home near
NoilFeaL Canada, where she will
Vlslt relatives and friends.
Mrs. J.. b, Peterson of Newmire,
across the range, was in Greeley to-
day on her way to Hungerford.
where She will visit her sister, Mrs.
G. NJ, Bailey.
Mrs. 7. G. Marsh of Mexico is
visltlng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ale Mead, Mrs. Marsh left Mexico
sohe time ago and has been visit
ing relatives in Denver.
Wilbur Crabb. who has been in
the Greeley hospital recovering
IRON an appendicitis operation, has
Deeh brought to his home. He is
getting along nicely.
J. Z, Mckeen, 1901 Cleveland
st, Wichita, Kan. reports: 81 suf-
fered from kidney trouble, had Sc
we're pains across my back, and was
all played out. l began taking
Foley Kidney Pills and soon there
was a decided improvement. Finally
the pain left entirely and l am
fully cured of all my kidney
trouble" Gilbert Bros.
Mrs, G. NJ. Bailey and daughter,
Audrey, who have been spending
sOme weeks in Greeley, left today
for their home at Hungerford. Miss
Audrey has been i'll and under a
physicians care but is recovering
nicely now.
Mrs. Mary S. Sullivan is the inter-
mediate Teacher at the Pleasant
VALLEY school and has been re-elect-
ed for next year. She has taught
in this school for the last three
years. By mistake Mrs. Sullivan
name was given as Mrs. Mary Shaw
in Saturdays paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cook of La
Sale were in Greeley Monday ar
ranging to move to Greeley. They
will come the last of this week and
will live at 725 Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Rebecca Eaton is suffering
from a sprained ankle, which she
sustained while climbing the step:
of porch at the home of FRIEND
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Johnson lef
Monday for Youngstown, O., aftel
short visit with Rev. and Mrs. F
J. Estabrook Mr.. and Mrs. John
son are uncle and aunt of Mrs
Estabrook. They have been spend
ing the winter in California.
Rev. Mr.. Lindstrom of Texas wa
in Greeley Sunday and preached a
the Swedish Free church in the alb
sence of Rev. Mr.. Leafgren. Rev
Mr. Lindstrom was pastor of tn
church here eleven years ago.
IS. v. Wallace and sister. Mis-
! Vaiiace, OF Fort Lupton were
Greeley Monday on their way HON
| rom Fort Collins, where they wer
to getMr. Wallace's baby daughter
who has been living with her granc
mother.
Miss Renna Norris left Monda
( for her home in Grinnell, la. Mis-
Norris has been teaching at LaSall
this year. She visited her aun
Miss Gertrude Norris, in Greele
over Sunday.
There never was time Whe
people appreciated the real meri.
Iof Chamberlain Cough Remed
more than now. This is shown b
/ the increase in sales and voluntar
testimonials from persons who haN
been cured by it. If you or you
children are troubled with coug
or cold give it trial and becom
Iacquainted with its good qualitie
For sale by all dealers.