The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-14
Little Locals.
Friday

Mrs. Sarah Jones OF Eaton was II
Greeley Thursday. l.
F. ". sherman of Sedgwick is In
Greeley this week.
". j. Farr OF Eaton was in Gree
lev this week on business.
Mrs. A. G. vanderpool OF Evans
spent Thursday in Greeley,
Mrs. G. E. Carlson went TO Den
yer Thursday to visit friends
]. l.. Timmons of Osgood is In
Greeley on business this week.
Mike Quintana of Johnstown was
in Greeley on business Ihursoa!.
w. E. Sauer of Fort Collins was
in Greeley on business this Week.
Mrs. E. L. Roberts went to Den
yer Thursday for a few days Visit.
Mrs. |. Oppenheimer went TO Den
yer Thursday for few days stay.
Miss Celia Docksteader of Gil
crest is visiting Miss Hazel hets-
loff
Mrs. James kendel OF Eaton was
visiting friends in Greeley Ihufs-
day. ,,;,, 81
II. C. Russell and B. F. Hill OF
Milliken spent Thursday III Tree
ley.
Miss Blanche Blickman went TO
Denver Thursday for visit win
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
baby are spending a lew days IN
Denver.
Miss Lorena Vanderlip went to
Brighton Thursday for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Henry Rankin went to Mil
liken Thursday for a visit with
friends.
Hear Mr.. Thomspon at the Chris
tian church tonight. Subject: our
Prodigal Sons
Mrs. Emma Brinkelman of Den
yer is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Emma Beetham.
Mrs. Elsie DeNine returned on
Thursday morning from a few days
stay in Denver.
Hugh Clark of Johnstown was in
Greeley Thursday on his way to.
North Platte, Neb.
Miss Edna Adams went to Ault
Thursday morning to spend lew
days visiting friends.
Mrs NJ ]. Daugherty and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Walter Karr, of Eaton
Mrs. Minnie Statler returned to
oisOi ~"
days business trip to Greeley. Mrs.
Statler formerly lived in Greeley.
o. J. Marks. baritone soloist and
director. will sing at the Christian
church revival meetings this week.
Mrs. Clarence Gosselin and two
children. Marjory and Leslie, went
to Eaton Thursday morning for
visit with friends.
I'M q nd has
been visiting Mrs. l. l. Sides for
few weeks, has returned to her
home in Minneapolis.
E. F. Edbroke, the Denver archi-
tect who furnished the plans for me
new Jail. was in Greeley Thursday
making a final inspection of the
building.
Mrs. Ruth Mcpherson of Wash
ington. who has been spending the
winter in Greeley, left Thursday
for Downs. Kan, where she will
visit friends.
Mrs. j. B. Denniss arrived Thurs
day from Manhattan, Kan, for a
visit with her daughter. Mrs. ]. G.
Harris. Mrs. Harris, who has been
in poor health, is improving.
r. D. Haynes has returned to his
ranch near Laramie. Wyo.. aften a
ten days visit here Mr.. Haynes
father, Judge s. B. A. Haynes, is
recovering from his recent injury.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Martin and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sundberg re-
turned to their homes in Milliken
Thursday after q few days wish
with Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Hokanson.
DR.. Frank Ollie went to Denver
Thursday and will remain for three
w.e',- taking some special work in
dentistry from an expert from Nea
York City, who 10 in Denver for q
shor; time.
The party given at the homo oil
Mrs. Josephine Neutze Tuesday af
terno0n was complimentary to Mrs
Morrow, who was Mrs. Ida Hop
kins until her marriage q few weeks
ago Mrs. Morrow's name appeared
as Mrs. Moore.
Julian Quisdorf was sentenced t.
ten days in the county Jail and finet
800 on the charge of juvenile de
linquency Thursday. Quisdorf wal
arrested on the charge of giving
two children of ranchman neal
Grover sufficient whiskey to max,
them drunk.
mTS. j. n. DIFuedli, " WuO HdS llSct
here for some years, left Wednes
day for Webster City, Ia. where sh'
will visit relatives. Later she will
go to Iowa Falls and keep house 70
her brother. Her daughters, Mise
Margaret and Katherine, expect t,
go to Iowa later in the year.
Mrs. Will Viner, who was calle'
here few weeks ago by the Hines
of her mother. Mrs. Horace Atkin
son, left Thursday for Denver an,
will go from there to her home il
Oakley. Kan. Her young son &C
companied her. Mrs. Atkinson /
recovering from her recent illness.
E. L. Williams OF Erie was il
Greeley Thursday on legal business
Mr.. Williams has the distinction O
being the man who drew up tn
agreement contract between tn
union miners and the America
Fuel company. which ended tn
Striko Mr. Williams ia a gradual