The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-25
Tuesday

Miss Carol Cramer of Loveland
is visiting Greeley friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Boyle and son,
Ora, went to Denver today.
Mrs. w. ]. Farr and daughter.
Miss Claire Farr, of Eaton spent
Monday in Greeley.
Mrs. p. C. Beardsley of Tampa, |
Fla, who has been visiting Mrs.
Perry Murray, has started for her
home.
Mrs. p. l.. Mark and daughter,
Miss Clara, of Westerville, o., are
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. o.
Wright.
J. w. Atkinson, who is in the
Greeley hospital recovering from a
recent operation, is improving rapid
ly and expects to be at his home
soon.
Edwin Draper is taking the place
of James Stewart at Condon's store
Mr. Stewart is spending his vacation
in Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Ranney OF
Seattle, Wash, are visiting Mrs. F.
A. Draper. Mr.. Ranney is Mrs.
Draper's brother and the two had
not met for nine years.
Mrs. B. NJ. Rhoades of Mexico,
Mo, was in Greeley this morning.
She was on her way to Fort Collins
from Eaton, where she has been
visiting her son, Henry Rhoades.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nepier of
Union City. Tenn, have been regis
tered at the Sterling for several
days and have been visiting Greeley
friends. They left this morning for
Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cameron left
Monday on their motorcycle for
trip to Denver and Estes Park.
They left Denver this morning for
the park where they will remain for
several days.
Miss Mamie Gla.ier leaves We'd
nesday for Cascade, where she will
attend the Colorado Baptist assem-
bly, The quartet of the Colorado
Woman's college will sing at the as
sembly and Miss Glazier is their ac-
companist.
Mrs. Roy Boston returned to her
home in Fort Lupton Sunday after
few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Brown. She was accom-
panied to her home by her niece,
Miss May Stoneking, who will visit
with her few weeks.
Prof. ]. H. Hays and family leave
this week for Tolland, where they
will spend few weeks. Miss Mar
garet Statler, who has been spend
ing the last two weeks at Eldora
with party of girls at the Tribune
cabin, will go to Tolland and spend
two weeks with Mrs. Hays.
Elwood Smith, who caught his
right hand in the machinery Of the
~, hn v1tO fo
making a good recovery at the Gree
ley hospital 1t was feared at first
that he might lose his hand but
through the skill Of the surgeons he
has lost but one finger.
| Mrs. w. E. Thomas returned on
Monday from Oklahoma, where she
has spent the last three months.
Mrs. Thomas says the heat is in
tolerable there. She was obliged to
take refuge in a cyclone cellar two
nights recently. Mr. Thomas will
return today from Oklahoma.
4 L. 8. Hickman and son. Luther
E. E. Onerle and Mr.. Wood return
ed Monday from Steads in Estes
Park, where they have spent the
last week. They had fine trip
Miss Marjory Watson. who has
been enjoying an outing in the
park, returned to Greeley with
them.
DR.. c. S. Harper went to Gilcrest
Monday.
b. r. Johnson went to his ranch
near Merino today.
Prof E. w. Martin Of Johnstowr
was in Greeley today.
C. w. Gilbert and C. T. Gilbert
were in Fort Collins on business
Monday.
Mrs. E. G. Young and daughter
Miss Anna, of LaSalle were in Gree
ley Monday.
Miss Lillian Floyd and Miss Retts
Hess went to Denver Monday for 6
vacation trip.
j. H. Woolf and Grant Wilson re
turned this morning from business
trip to Idaho.
Max Stoddard returned to Love
land Monday after spending the
week in Greeley.
DIR. and Mrs. N. A. Cramer o.
Loveland were guests at the home
of E. E. Offerle Sunday.
Jesse Stoneking of Watkins
Colo, is visiting his cousins, Missei
May and Faye Stoneking.
Miss Edith Havener and mother
Mrs. Julia Havener, went to Denver
Monday for vacation trip.
II. E. Scarborough of Newton, Ia.
is visiting his uncle, E. Scarborough
and family, at the Albion.
Joseph c. Ewing expects to leav'
this week for California, where Mrs
Ewing and the children are spend
ing the summer.
Mrs. p. A. kolz and daughter
Miss Marie Kolz left Monday TO
their home in Durango. after spend
ing the summer in Greeley.
Mrs. Alice Sexton and Mrs. Edn;
Kehuner of Wheatland, Wyo., ar,
visiting their aunts, Mrs. Willu.
Thompson and Mrs. ]. c. McLucas.
} ]. c. McLucas. who Is farmin.
the Sherman ranch near Briggsdal
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