The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-25

Hs VI dN ioIu anu
ter, Miss Edith, left this morning
for their home in colorado Springs.
| Miss Crawford underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis in the Greeley
hospital Easter Sunday and is get
| ting along nicely. She expects to
return to her school work in two
weeks.
In spite of the precaution taken
| by the Jap who committed suicide
| to hide his identity, the Japanese
consul, who visited Greeley Monday
recognized him as Y. Heramatsu,
who left Denver "a days ago. The
note found in the pocket of the
young man, when he was found
dead, leaning against tree south
of Fort Lupton last Sunday morning
was interpereted to read, "The
hopeless youth can do nothing. For
give me. father. Farewell sisters. y
The body was taken to Denver for
burial.
Rev d. D. Forward spent Mon
day in Denver.
Niss Mary Witte visited friends
in Ault over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Fl. Retsloff is confined to
her home by illness.
Mrs. ]. d. Pontius of Denver was
in Greeley on business Monday
p. w. Goodrich has gone to
California tor an indefinite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Neill have re-
turned from several days stay in
Denver.
Mrs. Ross Jeremiassen of Ault
spent Sunday with her daughter
Mrs. c. o. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bartrop of Wind
sor were in Greeley Monday on their
way to LaSalle to visit friends
Mrs. w. r. Slane returned to her
home in Saguache Sunday after a
Visit with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
ED w. Reed
Mrs. Pricilla Segnor and daugh-
ter, Miss Eunice, of Washington are
visiting her sister, Mrs. William
Stanley, at Lucerne.
The knights Pythias lodge
held the regular meeting Monday
evening and conferred the third
degree on two candidates.
NIr. and Mrs. Byron Newton and
.daughters, Misses Eva and Lillian,
came down from Fort Collins Sun
day to attend the Grable-Newton
nuptials.
Mrs. j. j. Eubank returned o
her home in Colorado Springs Mon
day after visit with her daugh-
/ ter, Miss Eethel. who is attending
the Teachers college.
Mrs. Higgins, the worthy matron
Of The Eastern Star, will make an
official visit to the local lodge on
tuesday evening. A social evening
will follow the lodge session.
Rev. and Mrs. j. X. RAIDER ana
son of Denver were guests OF Dr.
and Mrs. j. X. Miller over Sunday.
Rev RAIDER preached Sunday at
! the United Presbyterian church.
p. d. Jenkins. the Elks' CLUB
steward, has rented the old sheriff
resiience on Tenth street, recently
vacated by sheriff McAfee, at SIS
per month. The property belongs
to Weld county.
Mrs. Edith Ford was granted a
divorce from H. w. Ford Saturday
! in The county court on the GROUNDS
Of non support. The couple were
married in Nebraska in 1909. They
| have no children.
| Mrs. L. L. Wyatt and daughter,
Miss Mayme, and son, William. re-
turned Sunday from California
! where tuey nave Deeu SpShNiAS
eral months. Mr.. Wyatt stopped IN
Idaho on the return trip for Visit
with his brother.
Dick Shrewsbury, Jr., the son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Shrewsbury went
| 10 Fort Morgan Saturday to take
cbarge of the Postal Telegraph Of
flee at that place. The lad is only
In years old and is said to be the
I Youngest operator in the state TO
| have complete charge of an Office
George Davis has returned from
q business trip to Erie.
Mrs. Jesse Nolan went to Denver
this morning for a few days stay.
Mrs. Lubers OF Los Animas Is In
| Greeley visiting her son, Larry LII
bers.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. B. Shattuck OF
eaton were Greeley visitors Satur-
day.
Miss Gladys Morgan has closed