The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-08
Little Locals.
riiday

pIenrisy.
Carl Hall is up from Denver LOT
short visit. :.
Greeley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mead spen
Thursday in Denver.
SherifY McAfee went to Denver OF
Thursday on business.
W. o. Thompson of Fosston wal
in Greeley Wednesday.
Mrs. j. D. Meillan went to Den
wer Thursday for a few days visit
o. T. Wilson of Golden was
business visitor in this city Thurs
day.
o. G. Clark of Barnesville has
been in Greeley on business thi'
week.
Robert Becker and ]. l.. Dorse!
of Eaton were in Greeley Weones
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Mumper are
now permanently located at 524
Ninth avenue.
J.. C. Ewing is in Denver on legal
business connected with the Evans
yfown ditch suit.
Mrs. Sarah Jones went to Eaton
Thursday morning for visit with
hGI uAuSuloT.
MIR. and Mrs w. H. Hixson went
10 Ault Thursday. where they expect
TO make their home.
Earl Benton left Thursday morn
ing for Salt Lake City, where he ex-
poets to remain.
Mrs.. c. H. Chaddock returned to
Eaton Thursday morning after a
short visit in Greeley.
AIrv Will uovdon ainad th q
young ladies of the Drifters club at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jennie Conner of Los Ange-
les, Calf. was in Greeley Thursday
and went to Grover for a visit with
her sister.
Miss Dial Jones. who is in the
Greeley hospital, is recovering nice
iy Miss Jones is the sister of Mrs.
II. Reynolds.
John Severen. the elevator boy
in the opera house block, is confined
SO his home by illness. His brother
Is taking his place.
Mrs. Earl Cassiday was brought
from her home In the Plainview dis
arict to the Greeley hospital this
week for an operation.
Mrs. c. Halves of Denver is spend
in9 few days in Greeley on busi
ness and visiting friends. Mrs.
Hawes is one of the pioneers of
Greeley.
Mrs. E. G. Kindred will entertain
the teachers and officers of the First
Christ ian church at their annual
Sasiness meeting next Friday even
ing
Mrs H. d. Waldo of Hungerford |
was in Greeley Thursday on her |
way to Tarkio. Mo-, where she was |
called by the serious illness OF her |
father. James Murray.
W. J. Morrow OF Eaton was in
Greeley on business today. MIR.
Morrow has been living near Eaton
Tor the last four years. He expects
TO leave next week with his family
for Lengle. Wyo., where he will go
ON n cattle ranch.
Miss Vivienne Abbott entertained
at cards last evening.
The evening was spent playing
500. Kent Shaffer winning the
first prize and Miss Helen Phillips
the booby prize. Refreshments were
served late in the evening.
l. S. Walker and F. F. Lennon of
Kinfan, Neb., have been in Gree
ley this week on business connected
With the Kimball Irrigation district.
MT Walker is the president OF the
district. Mr. Lennon formerly liv-
cd IN Greeley but for a number of
years has been located at Kimball.
Mrs. c. B. Hill gave an interesting
talk to the ladies of the Missionary
society of the Methodist church,
Thursday afternoon on "Buddha-
lAn" Mrs. Hill is wife Of a mis-
RtnnAry and hoC
In the Orient. Her husband is now
in india and she is spending this
winter in Greeley on account of her
health.
Mrs- Will Van Gorder was given
n pleasant surprise at her home east
OF Greeley today by the members of
the Union Ladies' Aid society. The
gathering was in the nature of a
farewell party for Mrs. Van Gorder.
Who leaves soon for Platteville to
make her home. Mrs. Van Gorder
has been an active worker in the So
e5ety.
Mrs. Anna Hedrick, who for seven
years was teacher in the schools
In India, gave an interesting address
On the country to the ladies of the
R1rst Baptist church at their regular
shAooloidly inCSLlhS. Nnltu was QolQ
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Ms Charles Mason. Mrs. l. Emil
Ter was the leader of the meeting.
There was good attendance present
-1t the meeting.
Mrs. John Bertsch of Grand Rap
fda, Mich, who has been spending a
few months here with her son, Har-
ley Bertsch, and visiting Mr.. and
Mrs.. H. E. Witwer at the S. l.. w.
ranch. left Wednesday for Defiance.
O. She was called here by the i'll
ness of her son. who was stricken
With typhoid fever few days after
arriving in Greeley. Mr.. Bertsch
vii remain in Colorado for the re-
rmainder of the winter.
CONFIDENCE