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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
Out of TorOn Visitors

Mrs S NJ Welch, of Berkeley. Cal,
who has been here for two weeks. left
Friday for her home Mrs. Welch lived
mere formerly, but for the last four
years has made her home in Berkeley
Robert r Gamble. brother Of Har-
vey r Gamble. Of this city, is up from
Mexico to spend a short time before
leaving for the west coast
j C. Gorbutt. : business man of
Morencia, Ariz-, is in town to spend
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Mum and daugh-
ter Ada, who have been visiting in
California, stopped over in FL Paso to
visit Mrs Munn's sister, Mrs. F. z. Ora
ham, and nephew. II. L. Graham, on
their way home TO Denver Colo
Mrs A Small. Of Lordsburg. n NJ
spent the first of the week in FL Paso
coming to hear Gypsy Smith. While IN
the city she visited Mrs. n. ". Shine,
OF 21S Epson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Schultz and fam
lily came up from Mexico Thursday and
are visiting the formers brother, ".
r Schultz
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Knox. Of SAT Up
son avenue, have as their guests their
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. J.
Knox, OF Columbus, o.
Mr.. and Mrs r Thumm, Of Del Rio,
Tex, are here for several months
Rev. II. L Wheeler. pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, South, OF
ClOudcrOft, is in the city.
Edgar Cadwallader is in Ell Paso for
a few days from his home at Mountain
Park
Thomas flaming and wife, Of HamI-
ton, Canada, who have been visiting
DR.. 3. f. Stevens. left today for Jack
sonvine, Fla, where they viii visit
friends.
J. T. Arnold, Of St Joseph, No, is
spending a few days in FL Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vaughan will
arrive today from Desarc, Ark They
will be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs w
II. LOretz-
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo Lehman have
returned to their home in Cincinnati
Ohio. after spending 10 days with their
niece. Mrs. Arthur SeamOnds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

TuesdayA evening Judge and Mrs. s G.
Norris entertained with George
Washington party at their home IN
honor of Miss Marie LOustaunau- Ihe
house was prettily decorated in red
white and blue. the tally cards carry
ing out the George Washington idea
by being decorated in cherries and
hatchets-
The guests enjoyed the evening play
ing the popular game 500 after which
refreshments were served The 1lrst
prize a hand painted handkerchief case,
was won by Mrs H X Bernard, and
Miss Sue Lattner, and cut by Mrs Der
nard.
The mems first prize. a smoking set,
was won by H K Bernard
The 'bOOby" prize. a little drum 1ell
to Dr. J. c. Schiller
During the evening Miss Norma VIZ
gin in her clever way drew a sketch or
each guest present. making them gifts
of their own likeness Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs II. X Bernard, Mr.
and Mrs. ". =. O'Brieu. DR.. and Mrs.
J. c. Schiller, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Esslin-
ger; Misses Lenna Mitchell. Norma Nir-
gin. Margaret Hitchcock. Bessie Web
ster. Sue Lattner. Marie Loustaunau;
AIessrs. ". Collins r. V Davis, II s
Chiffon, A. II. Key Wilmouth, McClin-
took, Mitchell.
Mrs. T. n. Waller entertained the
Thursday Bridge Luncheon club at her
home in the Virginia apartments on
Thursday afternoon
Mrs. V. P. Stafford is entertaining at
cards this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
Church Affairs

The aid society of East FL PasO Bap-
list church held its regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the church. A
large crowd was present, regardless
Of the inclemency OF the weather. and
much interest was manifested. Fifty
four yards OF Bingham was disposed of
for the purpose Of making cooking
aprons. After the business meeting
was over the aid gave AIRS. Crum
Ardoin a surprise party.
The meeting was closed with prayer
by the president. Mrs. Ed l. Millican.
The Camp Fire girls Of East FL PasO
Presbyterian church spent a most en-
joysble day Thursday with the Camp
Fire girls Of Altura Presbyterian
church, at the home Of Mrs. Frank
BOWrie, in Military Heights.
The girls arrived at about II o'clock
in the morning and their lunches were
spread on a table decorated in honor
of George WashfngtOn's birthday.
tiny tent was placed in the center, with
an American flag stuck in the top, and
at each GUESTS place was Ratchet
After luncheon games were played
appropriate to Washington's birthday
anniversary, all departing between
four and five, expressing their appre-
citation to Mrs. Bowrie for her gracious
hospitality and for a general merry
good time.
The Sewing society Of Temple Mt.
Sinai Will met on Monday afternoon
February IS, at two o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
Dinners and Lunckeons

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ehler We're
hosts at an elaborate dinner given in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Christy,
who will leave on Saturday for their
future home in Mexico City.
The decorations were Of red carna-
tons a Valentine idea and were car
ried out in the place cards and menu
After dinner the guests enjoyed
bridge.
The first prize, a hand carved fan.
was won by Miss Marian Campbell.
The consolation prize, a Valentine box
filled with candy, was cut by Mrs. j
". Christy. James Wilkinson won the
mems prize, a box of cigars.
The guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Christy, Misses Marian Campbell, Nil
da Connolly, Irma McGill. W. J. Eu-
STAGE. Herman Bateman, Harry Perroult
and J. Wilkinson
On Wednesday evening Messrs
Harry Perrault Herman Bateman and
James Wilkinson entertained at the
Harvey house with a dinner in honor
of Nj. and Mrs. j. ". Christy.
Decorations of pink carnations were
lovely and a 10 course dinner was
served.
Covers were laid for 10 guests. who
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ehler. Mr..
and Mrs. J. ". Christy; Misses lIlda
Connolly, Marian Campbell, Irma Nc
gill; Messrs- Herman Bateman, J. VII
kinsOn, H. Perrault.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
About Ell Pasoans

Mr. and Mrs. ". T. Young, Of 1901
Cotton avenue. are rejoicing over the
arrival Of a girl, born Sunday at st.
Marks maternity hospital.
W. J. Buie has recovered from a re-
cent serious operation
Mr. and Mrs. Erdix Deering are be-
ing congratulated on the birth of lit
tie daughter.
Mrs Edith Putnam continues i'll at
her home. 609 Mesa.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
Weddqgs

John H Cummings and Miss Helen
L Fehelke were married February 1s
at St. Clements Episcopal church, by
Rev Henry Easter.
The bride has been visiting friends in
FL Paso and the groom came from Al
buQUerQue y. H., TO which city they
returned the following day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
Wonlen's Organizations

The regular meeting Of the art de-
partment OF the WOman's club viii be
held Wednesday, February %, at the
club rooms The following program
will be given:
English pioneers in art craft move
ment-
Ruskin. .-..-....- Mrs " & Crockett
William Morris. ........ Mrs. NJ. Nagle
Irish Lace Work. &C.. Mrs Geo. Drummer
Address-~El PasO's Interest in
Art NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Hendie
Pecan ice cream 75c quart Sunday.
The Elite Confectionery.
Dr,WarHOek, dentist, charges reasonable
Pecan ice cream 75c quart, Sunday.
The Elite Confectionery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
Possible Cause Of Lsprosy.

Among the coast-liri9g people
among whom the disease II lsDTosy is
most prevalent the eating Of rsw fish
IS customary, and germs which would
be destroyed If the fish we're cooked
are thus communicated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.
Subscribers failing to get The Herald
promptly should call at the office or
telephone No 203O before $50 p. m. All
complaints viii receive prompt atten-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

Pecan ice cream 75c quart. Sunday.
The Elite Confectionery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
The Lodges

Harmony chapter, No. Pa, win hold
a Colonial social on Thursday, Febru-
airy %. at eight o'clock, in the Ma
sonic temple
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

o. c. Omer viii arrive today from
an extended trip through New Mexico
and Arizona, to spend a few days with
mis- family.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

This sketch shows one of the pretty
little bonnets for spring wear It is
made of yellow leghOrn and faced with
black velvet and heavy gold wire is
seWed around the under side of the
brim about an inch from the edge The
flowers are made Of maline braid in
pink, blue and white.
The scarf Of dark marabou is made
with bands OF black and gold gauZe rib
bOns between the feather bands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

Nail files and mauicuring articles Of
all kinds. Elite ParlOrs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

Dr.. warnOek. dentist Norehouse Blk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24
Ell Pasoans Returning

Miss Amy Schultz. of ia North Ochoa,
will return home Sunday from visit
to friends in Eagle Pass.
d. B. Smith has returned from Dem
ing. n. NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

Dr,warnOek, dentist charges reasonable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-24

Pecan ice cream 75c quart. Sunday.
he Elite Confectionery.
The evening world., 1912-05-03

MORNING SPECIALS Ts.sm~ savAS UMai ? NJ
pmm& M buying umnHh. ~~ aNsd No " "a q rd~A~o Mn
The evening world., 1912-05-03
PROO|GA[ NADBED
IN HREDUG SCARE
returning HOME
Little Charles Patrick's Pa
Says Reading Alger Books
Makes Him Run Away.

THIS u me story Of another young
u1ysses. and william J. Locke might
1avs made another Beloved vagAbcnt
novt1 out Of Charles M. Patrick. four
~ years old. Of No. ~ East Twenty
slUneh rstrest.
8e - now on his way bach from
Waterbury. Conn. but his father.
CHARLES q. Patrick. will STAY % fattsd
calf
TAs wanderiust first smots Charles
whsa . boy Of eight. He never got Tar.
~ his ambition kept outstrfpptng his
fest until when che family came 70
New York from Waterbury. Conn.,. he
aGked ne father at supper one night
ebeut the Kimberley diamond mines In
South Africa. A few days later he vas
Oo0A. and his father found . page Of
noeaD made ~ follows: =.
New York to London. Then to Cape
Town. Then Orange River. then north
WssA and try luck"
- the trail Of the p~rospector didn't
0ooA further than Yonkers. Since then
- - Tried to organize . band Of ad.
VgnnsSsU amons the boys Of his street
- 8W0yO tovuo ~ Inc IoDy Uoo9t00t
- ~ VA tbs lone voyassr.
ohio way the spring frst aal WNa-
luouDe have led him Ground Q large
Dogt3sn u thAs State and C~onnsotScuI.
3 ~ faaIsn . vSotim 10 the via West
~ end 70 the gypsy trafi. but always
- father has brought HIN home.
yOUnG Patrick's latest sotourn hes
~ IN Waterbury. Conn. On March
- a~Gsappeared. slowing away N the
go sfAp Richard Peck along with
11GesAsl Savailo. sixteen. and Wine
1laFt3n, fifteen. Landing at New Haven
~ stole rides. avoiding the police. and
evU1 Q prscar1ous existence. which hnal.
y Grove young Martin to write home.
ooon after Savallo's enthusiasm snufed
out end Patrick kept on alone. sleeping
- loorwAys and naymows n begging
ted from farmers.
p1nAliy arrested ~ Q nrNbuG 0uCpect
y3uns Ulysses Patrick stopped his wan
degings and sojourned In confinement al
Wa6srbury. while the police informed
III aunt. Mn. e. II. Mahon Of Shelton.
Conn.,. Of his plight. His hours In GUS
tody were spent trying to teach . little
negro lad the Lord's Prayer.
patrtck's father to-day was bitter
b ME denupctatton Of the city public
~lHbrsries. to which no attributes the -
riodic pereg1nations Of Ids o
"After he reads one OF them Alg0
boolu he always beats IT," said the tfats
parent.
The evening world., 1912-05-03

r1Asss Vs6A-0 sAsse. = OvdpOO
pials vhtte-ous iAislai ssa0Oe1 I'M -
s,as 90, - g. 80 : &: = 1870
The evening world., 1912-05-03

BOYS SPRING COATS
2.OS. 3.OS. ADS. sos and IDS
slscs ~ to 10 ycArs-navy and cream
serges. seasonablo worteds, cheviotS.
covsrts aud shepherd c~hecks-seif Or
velvs ceilaN--piain or with sleeve "a.
blsmssergs. twill and mohAlr uatngA
YOUNG MEMS SUITS
N n shsss-piAin snl fAaey ~
ssrsaa. AnA great 49, u seeey
worveedA, ehevt0ts. oAADauseroo, etoo
blacA ssrg0 saA uAfinishSd
wowssds-stNlght ~ 0uf troussrs-
IDS. O.OS.. lids 70 1880
Included in these iou Gs tkSs Lsa0
Trvaas BuAA. propsAy ~ M psuvus
0oooA
The evening world., 1912-05-03

NORFOLK M DOUBLE BREAST SUITS
Principally fine cAss,merss and chsv,ots-
silk sewn overwhelmingly made
ODD sisa.
TAsss 49, Vsss NM
~ ~ o.eo..~.~~~.0.00
Ash eos "RsA T1ehsts Let
OoYs' WHITE sescs SUln
spsas vssS.....-0.O 0. l.O0 ~ 0.o0
Russian. 0lles ssA nAjsUQ ssyise
erNt6eo y 0nbrotdered-ues, fr0on
suis Thea have not bseo hAadleA e
~sollsd-speoaal qualify ssngs q sasA
prics-1h 70 70 ysAn.
The evening world., 1912-05-03

'afNsss fabrics sad stylss you've sssn-uaeommsu q.
I'D only with the custom made. =. THiuk a ~ N
tA,'enns hat you only find II suits Of high sua1Dev
Ia tAs@ ~ rniiss1 " thos lovely suita.
The evening world., 1912-05-03
SPECIAL LUNCHEONS

Tomorrow Saturday. l1.so to $50.
Cream a 10 Petite POis
Boiled Capon. Celery Sauce.
Corn Fritters au Olace.
Bermuda Potatoes.
Creamed Tapioca
or Coffee les Cream.
Tee, Coffee or Mllk...... 40
Only The bes FuDistuffsi
CoonnG h1msliss. Pnru vsg mDdGAsA
The evening world., 1912-05-03
FASHIONABLE Wells
AND vIlik0

FASHIONABLE Wells .
AND vIuikcS
nsls vais-sAssiasl ssS cAs.ar,,-
regular an1 shsdow styles-
Aerrs . Prpcese-blaek.
vine snd coloes........ An h NJ
%stiand v~siliass-1or~i. vine end shaHe-
y. ieHs srns ss!~ ~ i.Asssa-n0
ea,s ~esa Tor ~ isc okovina -
::sas, gssA asi.s. tsrsas( ) 1ssE
a: ~. ~: :s::' a r. =
si.ss. .Ai,s. bsowa. saw
ese nssp's'.'...."-....... 10 - -
Also u TAss OsUsrsoeot
A. All.Day Special
~ . Great ~ - Pvses.
Al = ~ ~ ausaAaa,
SATURDAY SPECIALS N
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
Pssty tstAsss h ss hsigkA 4 49,
womsn's Gold FILLED Brscs.ses-
N-karAt- hAnd suyravsd- -kngllsA
or ournishsd nnish-sereag Ain0o
soo N~Sse'"s 0IW ............xsD0
Jswsllsd Pendants-solid ss,dl~
variety Of dainty design-Ame.
ehysts. aapphires or garnets SON.
Nned With psArls-drop 10 maecA-
N""v sA~ ''.......... ............1.80
's,lnon psarl acknowledgements
bAds-crsakn. pale pinL snd
Oyster whits-lO-kavat gold
snAps-vslus o.oo ..................l.8D
70 yov saliss tnst Ne have uelutvo
s& Sns 3. v Il nan. n:,s s:s,: ;Sa. Eo1 ~
Wors q oW vncssf
Also 10 Jewelry DesaptnsuA
A. All.Oav Saturday Special
a Great Cst In Price.
Ash 70 See Tie Special
The evening world., 1912-05-03
NOVELTIES N sELD
FROM LEATHER GOODS DEPT.

Wousu's ~Combinatiop Delts-Lsstbss asd
Psrsisu or Tsffota Silk clastic-tAns.
srays, browns, navy. nd and black
oxldixed, French gray. green and bur.
uished gtlt buckles. .OS
ch,ldrsn's Enamel Bsits--ser oests. Rue.
sian Drsaass, etc. red. pink. blue.
black, brown and whits.............. I'D
Meme and Boys BelnOAnA greye and
and black buckies........ 10 - .00
The evening world., 1912-05-03
YOUNG MEMS SUITS
CoRSErS AND CORSET WAISTS
Pc Wsmsa. Miss and Clgh
Al Exceptionally In Prices.

New sprinS CorSss for
Womsn-light and medium
coutls-sxtreme and me-
dunn long hips--tapertpg l.OS
and straiGht models
VAriouA we'll known makes...
All Sises IN Let.
Nioa' Corssu Waists-
Lisht ooutil and batistec
buttons or clasps-earsU .0S
aN~aaChsd-eises 10 70 30
regular pNco u.00........s~.J
0iidssa's Coeose Waists-
LAght oouul and batiste-
buttons q olaspsCGANseo III
a~ttsohe0--odd stsss-
regular py4oo e ces..........
The evening world., 1912-05-03

~ CT. CHILDkEN's DRAWERS. 1T
Good cambric-cluaer tucks and
enb'y. ruffle--l TO u yrp.
MUSLIN Observation-Disclosures FLOOR.
70 ct. BOYS BLoUsM. ........... 80
Percalss snd m~adras-Whits and fancy
band or COLLAR 70 Is IRA
BOYS FURNBniNos-rHiRD rLOoR.
$50 Boys' LACE SHOES. 90
DARK tan-mannish lasts-sk b IN.
auO0S-SEOOND FLOOR
u,so ARCH sUPP0RTERs.......... .O5
For womer--E. z Wsih msks-rSst
reiiH for weak or falling arches
guaranteed for 0 montha,
8HOcS-SDUONU tLOOh
s6 a. Asn's eilk NDCKwnAR.... ia
Plain coloru With border % neat
ssripa and figur0-rvvsNibls opsa
ends-Frsnoh ssam.
MEN's FURNIsBIN0s-MAIN VLOOR,
Cl~~k ~ A. ~
The evening world., 1912-05-03

19s GIRLS SPRING COATS. Hiss
Not Refers. but long. full cut
novelty mixtures--lavs sailor colAn,
forming long rsvers-with broAdeloth
trim'g OF contrasting oolors-
9 to II years
suoh cosn q such . price NJ eaay
paaAibls 81 EAkkB
AIBSc6 DErT.--eECOND TLOOR
N.N wOMEN's LAWN WAISTS. .8S
Peplum style in~oiuded-laces and en-
bro~idery-high or square nsck-threo-
QuArtar slsev ss--wsll made.
wAlsTS-erCOND HLOOA
u.M SILK PErrICOArs as
Black t~affStA-~trsight modsl-<vokSd
aud plated flouncs-cambHo dust
r~uffle-All lenGths-
PrrrIoOAfs--SECOMD vLOOR.
e Z TIC. Boz STATIONERY. .....,, IA
Hurd's fine LawneIs-nots or letter
sise--ght ~sdss-whits. srry. blue.
violet. fawn--
sTATiONERY-THIRD FLOOR.
The evening world., 1912-05-03

SPECIAL PURCHASE or GIRLS TAN CALI SHOES
ExuF ndh Cut ExtaAn Sd lw Heb RR
Sis > 10 II adl ~ 70 2 CNd Vain ;I0.. 80. .!....... AsS
These shoes as made Of srm fine H-sxoAe ,w@kusnshAR-sNh" ~ CHS
Ike and bscauss Of he shape and high ut hey are gd for hm ao
woMENs WHITE CANVAS sHons- w0MpNs Low sn0n9.
Handsome ""- Quaker MsM' mahs -NykA y ~
extra high cut-Cuban heels hst Greo-S d.
al "~ Ohsr Aurcuous lHcsds
wuMENs PATENT LEATHER wewsss TesS~ssees shsss aA
SHOEs-clUb or calf Tops Chuaeeas kn"rk.abeue
Nsws toe shspa-Cutan hsdA-1us
.08 Both sold hse axdudvGN
The evening world., 1912-05-03

so u SO Lous Trouser SUITS. ..0 a. 70
Dependable all wool Navy Ssr0eS
fancy worstsds. che lots ana cssoc
msres--vesl cut. SslI ,ailorsd-0 =
YoTrHs' cLorHrNo--rHIRD pLooA
sos BOYS sUITs-7 70 II yrs....S.0I
In a variey OF all wool Spring Fs6st0
Navy and light and medium taaeieoe
oDnls have extra uoussrs.
BOYS CLOTHING THIRD IL0O3
tl.2S BOYS STRAW HATs........ 40
Tyrolean, MILDLY. Teddy aud Rxh-Hak
Patent Milan and psanut eraids-euk
bOYS ~MArs-rHRD FLOOR.
y o. BOYS SHIRTS. .........,.... .S6
white sad fancy. uadns-alse b(vo
ehambray-coat style--ig "A 70 u So
BOYS FURNIshIN06-THlRD rL0o2.
u.@ woMEN's ooRsrrs.......... -
White lightweight eou9l-well enouo
CONsETs-spCoND THOR
The evening world., 1912-05-03
POR PARASOL TIME

FOR PAkCSOL I'M
Spsel,l vsIuss that ~ representative q ~
p,s. dspstmsne-
Girls Pa~sols-whits and coiorsd
iinons-pongss with H.. y. colored
borders--co ored and white silks
plain or with ruffIes- spsetsi ssiss. .US
Women's Parssois--stripsd. plain.
Dresdens and checked taffetAs-
plain and embd linsn-also plain
and emb'd p~ongee-many Of
these are hemstitched S.4O
70 and 2s inch Umbrellas
black union taffeta-also navy.
red and green ~yilk-peSri, horn.
gun METAL and mission handles
suit case umbrellas included. .......l Oh
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Wednesday

w. B. Shrode of Hudson is in
Greeley this week attending the fair.
Tom Cook came down from Lara
mie, Wyo., for visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nj. Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. f. ]. Miller, who
live at Cornish, were in Greeley on
Tuesday on their way to Boulder.
Mrs. H. W. leighton and daugh-
ter returned to Gilcrest Tuesday
after a short visit in Greeley.
Mrs. J. B. Goodman. who has been
visiting her brother. Leroy Peasley,
returned to her home in Denver on
Tuesday.
MIR. Vannoy, the county assessor
of Morgan county, was in Greeley
Tuesday visiting friends at the court
house.
G. w. Ross of Longmont is over
for the week attending the Weld
County Fair.
Misses Mamie b. Moss and May
Bartlow of Loveland are visiting
Mrs. X. b. Piper.
Mrs. F.. NJ. Barber and daughters.
Emily. Janice and Mary. went to
Denver this morning for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones of Fort
Collins will attend the fair this week
and visit his parents. Mr.. ana MIS-.
S. C. Jones.
Miss Bess Docksteader, who has
been visiting Misses Hazel and Flor
ence Retsloff, left Tuesday for her
home in Gilcrest.
Mrs. G. w. Rogers left this morn
ing for her home in Enid, Okla.
after three weeks visit with her son,
A. S. Rogers and family.
Arthur Condor of the Condor
Mercantile company will begin his
vacation Friday. He will spend a
part of the time in Denver.
MIR. and Mrs Arthur Wilson and
two daughters returned to their
home in Denver today after a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Drury OF Den
YER have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. ID. Neill for several days and
returned to their home Tuesday.
Mrs, l. NJ. McCuley OF Janesville.
Wis, was in Greeley Tuesday on her
way to Denver from Briggsdale.
where she had been visiting friends.
Mrs. C. ]. Bernethy left today for
Denver, where she will keep house
for her daughter. Miss Ruth Berne-
thy. who Is graduate nurse from
ST. Luke's hospital.
J. C. Kendel. who was taken Ill
Saturday last. is improving and ex-
poets to be out within a day or two.
He suffered a mild attack OF ap-
pendicitis.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Saturday

Mrs. John Coope Of LaSalle was
In Greeley Friday.
Mrs. W. G. Harris of Platteville
was in Greeley Friday.
Mrs. Myrtle Forbes of Evans
spent Friday in Greeley.
Miss Bess Docksteader of Gilcrest
is visiting Mrs. A. H. Retsloff.
Miss Lena Feedman went to Den
yer Friday for few days stay.
Miss Edith Havener went to Den
YER Friday for few days stay.
Miss Beatrice Block went to Dem
yer Friday for visit with friends.
Mrs. r. B. Chessmore OF Long
mont was in Greeley Friday on her
way to Masters.
Mrs. l.. E. Hanna returned to Gil
crest Friday after q visit with
friends in Greeley.
Mrs. Joseph Kille and Mrs. w. B..
Maddox returned to Denver Friday
after a few days visit with friends
in Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26

Mrs. Tracy Marsh and baby, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ALEC Mead. are spending a
few days IN Denver. They expect
to leave soon for old Mexico.
Mrs. George Venables is enjoying
visit from school mate. Willie
Marks. whom she has not seen for
23 years. MIR. Marks is from Shell
ton. Neb. and may decide to locate
here.
Mrs. John Butts and daughter
Miss Hazel OF Hollister. Calf, who
Flora Heaton and Mrs. Alice Ling,
left today for Colorado Springs,
where they will visit friends.
Percy Adams has gone to Santa
Fe, N. NJ, where he will be connect
ed with an engineering company.
He has spent the summer In the
mountains and was in Greeley this
week visiting his sister, Mrs. A. w.
Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. Coffman were
In Greeley Thursday on their way
home from Johnstown, where they
have been living. to Fort Collins.
where they will make their home.
William Burkhart, the master of
Occidental Lodge, No. 20. A. F. and
A. NJ. has returned from Denver,
where he has been attending the
fifty-second annual communication
Of the Most Worshipful Grand lodge
of Colorado.
Mrs. C. S. Martin and two child
rem, who have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. C. F. Tidball for several days,
left this morning for their home in
Twin Falls. Ida. They have been
visiting in Nebraska and stopped
here on their return.
Miss Maybelle Delling has re-
turned from Boston, where she has
been studying dramatic art and
music at the Emerson school. She
was called home by the serious ILL
ness of her sister. Mrs. Jay Wallace
who has been in the hospital for
some time suffering from pneu-
monia.
MIR. and Mrs. W. c. Estabrook
who have been spending the sum-
mer at their summer home at Fox
ton, in Platte canon. will arrive in
Greeley Saturday and after a ten
days visit with friends will go to
Tucson. Ariz., where they will spend
the winter. Mr.. Estabrook has re-
Gently had story accepted by the
Saturday Evening Post.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-09-26
Tuesday

w. r. Lowe of Milliken was in
Greeley this week.
Born, Monday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Danley OF Gill. daughter.
Mrs. Mary Lee is in Fort Collins
this week visiting her son, Paul Lee.
and family.
Mrs. r. B. White of Grover is
spending the week in Greeley to
attend the fair.
Mrs. w. H. Winslow of Fort Col
lins was the guest of her aunts. Mrs.
Scott Bullard and Mrs. W. w. Field.
over Sunday.
Eenton Hamilton of Colorado
Springs 10 visiting his uncle, w. c.
Wilson. and family. MIR. Hamilton
attended the Greeley high school
and 10 now a student at Colorado
college.
Mrs. J. p. Dennis. who has been
spending the summer with her
daughter. Mrs. J. G. Harris. Will
leave next week for GAINESVILLE. o.,
where she will spend the winter
with . daughter.