The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-14

days visit in Denver
John Eckhardt and Katy Stein
m;j,ar Of L.aSalle were granted q H.
cense to wed Tuesday.
Mrs w. S. Evans left Tuesday
for her home at Delta after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. T. F. Cahill.
DR.. Joseph Otoupalik will spend
rbnrsday in Lenver attending the
dantal convention and mtd-Wtnter
clinic.
the state Teachers college, is back
taking some special work at the
spring term.
Mrs. Maggie Thompson came
down from Denver Tuesday evening
for a few days visit with her
mother, Mrs. p. Bready.
Herbert Glover went TO For'
Lupton Tuesday evening and ar
ranged for a meeting TO De ne'o u
organize a Roosevelt club.
Mrs. A. Dine who has been Visit
ing her mother, Mrs. p. Bready lor
the last three months, LETT To-Day lot
her home in San Francisco.
DR.. j. A Weaver has been sum
moned home from Florida by a
telegram telling Of the serious Ill
ness of his youngest child.
Miss Bertha Dodge has returned
from Kansas City where she has
been visiting at her home. She was
called back by the news of the burn
ing of her millinery stock.
Miss Florence Walker. aged ~
years, was adjudged insane In the
county court Tuesday. Her relatives
live in Denver and she has been In
the county hospital here for some
time.
Miss Beth Knous has been visit
ing in Colorado Springs where she
was formerly a student at Colorado
college. While there she attended
a colonial ball given by the stu
dents.
Rev. c. A. Berger. who has been
called to the pastorate Of the FirSt
PRESBYTERIAN church, left this week
for Red Oak, Ia. for his family ana
will return to begin his duties the
last of this month.
]. c. Ewing was in Denver Tues
day receiving the decision of Judge
Teller in regard to the Evans ditcn
case, which involves $1,000 worth
OF water. The decision was favor
able to the Evans ditch.
Word has been received that
Frank Madden. clerk of the dis
trict court, is recovering nicely from
his recent illness at Muskosee,
Okla. Mr.. Madden went there
few weeks ago to recuperate.
w. l.. Clayton came down from
Denver Tuesday evening and Will
pack his household goods and va
cate his home. nr. Clayton will
spend his time in Denver. His two
little daughters are in the city
with their aunt, Mrs. Russell PAUL..
Mrs. W. A. Hotchkiss was called
to Denver Tuesday by the illness
OF her nephew. G. N. Freeman, who
is in St. Luke's hospital. Mr.. Free
man was taken i'll on the way from
his home the east, where he has
been visiting. He has been located
in Wyoming the last year.
Charles l.. Avery. an attorney of
Denver. was In Greeley Tuesday the
guest Of w. R. Kelly. The two
were college mates at the State uni
versity. Mr.. Kelly was the bust
Cold, the college paper. at the
editor.
Scott Bullard met with painful
accident at his store Tuesday and
will be confined to his home for a
number of days. Mr.. Bullard was
at work in the store and fell from
"a ladder. While his injuries are
painful they are not considered
serious and it is thought that he
will soon recover.
After living in Greeley for 26
years MIR. and Mrs. J. T. Spencer
will try their fortunes in Oregon.
They left this morning for Klamath
Falls and will visit other parts OF
the state before deciding on loca-
ton They were accompanied hy
their four sons. j. b., NJ. c., Willie
and Walter
Guy Powers, an auto man from
Windsor. asked for damages in the
county court Tuesday from a Ger
man whose name is Felt, claiming
that Felt turned on the power ~
his auto which was in the street
and caused the machine to explode
Felt claims that Powers asked him
to shut off the power on the ma
chine and that by mistake he turn
ed 1t on full force.
Mrs. Sanna DeWitte Smith q,
Briggsdale was in Greeley Tueqdav
on her way to Denver to meat bor
daughter. Miss s. NJ. Woodrord
who has been spending the win,ar
In New York. Miss Woodford b..
beautiful bungalow on ronch
near her mothers home and snanda
her summers there. She bas haan
continuing her study of voice cn,
ture In New York this wIntor ~
VIII give series of conc.r,o ~.
Colorado this summer. She .,n1 ~ ~
assisted in the concerts Inv bar pe
ter-in-law. Mrs. l.. d. Woodfor,
san Francisco, who is a notat IL, Vi
linist. i'teu Vio-