The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22

Mrs. }. b. LAY nhu ahu ''.
Carlson will entertain the Satu
Afternoon club at the nome Vi M rne
former in Eaton next SATURDAY !hs
program will be appropriate 10 .he
birthday OF the father OF MS eouh
try.
Prof. Clark, who has been giving the
series Of readings at the college, iet'
this morning for Colorado Springs
where he will give four days course
at the Colorado College His course
there will include Parsifal, JOB and
King Lear ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Zimmerman VIII
move about the first of March to 1870
Seventh avenue. They are moving
from l424 Eleventh street to the new
place so as to make it easier for their
two little bows to attend Kindergarten
in the college.
/ d. 3. WYATT and J. NJ. B. Petrik-
| in expect to leave Greeley on Satur-
day for a three weeks visit IN ran.
ANA. They expect to view the pis
ditch that Uncle Sam is digging anu
to take in the other points OF inter
est in the canal zone and along the
route they will follow.
o. d. Higgins who has been CON
ducting a restaurant IN s'eIiinS
block sold out and gave up the pusi-
ness yesterday A lady from Den,
yer may possibly take the old stahu
and start into business but TINS is
not sure. MIR Higgins will probapis
leave the city
U. S. Brown of Oklahoma, who is
at present with his daughter, Mrs
j. W. Zimmerman, and VINO is
member of the legislature or okla-
homa, this morning received de-
layed invitation to the Lincoln ban
quet in Guthrie. Being unable 10
turn the wheels of time backward
he is obliged to send regrets.
Mrs. E. F. Cottingham and Mrs.
w. E. Kinsella are giving series
of parties at the home of Mrs. Cot.
tingham. This afternoon there VIII
be thimble party. on the 27th
card party and on the evening OF
March another. Then on Marcn
Mrs. kinsella will entertain at
her own home, alone, cards to be
the game.
William Rusch of Reedsville,
Wis, who is visiting the family OF
P. W. Becker, may decide to locate
here permanently. He could not be
blamed for this decision. Letters
from his friends back home state
that the snow lays two feet deep
over the ground and that the bot
tom has dropped out of the ther-
mometer, leaving mark that looks
like 46. They say this is the cold
Ill ,.;,,ta 70 6ftv.
two years. And Greeleyites COM
planned yesterday of the weather.
Mrs. A. R. Hall left last night for
Scott's Bluffs, Nebraska, to receiver
her share of the estate of her father,
which is now ready for final settlement.
The father died about year ago and
the estate has been in the courts ever
since until now. The mother is living,
but Mrs. Hall is the only child. The
estate consists of q quarter section of
land and other properties, the value Of
which all together probably runs well
up into the Thousands.
Perhaps NO one refers to q calen-
dar more frequently than the trav-
eler. The first railroad to recognize
this need of its patrons is the Dem
YER & Rio Grande. which has just
Incorporated in its regular monthly
folder a Ready Reference Calen-
dar" for the year. and to facilitate
the finding Of dates when approach
ing special rates will be in effect
these dates are printed in red from
month to month. This 10 an inno-
vation which will certainly be ap-
preciated by the travelling public.
George w. Brewster. brother-in-
law Of B. D. Sanborn, is seriously
i'll in Sheridan, Wyo. Mrs. Brew
ster who was in Boston at the time
her husband was taken sick is on
her way to his bedside as fast as
steam cars can carry her. On the
way her courage IL kept up by tele-
grams frequently received telling of
his condition. Mr.. Brewster Is suf-
fering from . complication Of pneu-
monia, bronchitis and heart trou-
BILE, but Mr.. Sanborn says that he
looks to his splendid constitution to
carry him through safely.
About thirty-five old friends and
neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
Miller gathered at their home in
Plainview district for a farewell
dance Monday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller are moving from their farm
in Plainview district to another
near Fort Morgan where they ex-
pect to make their future home. A