The Greeley tribune., 1912-03-28
Little Locals.
Friday

4A0y
lanes Gault went to Fort Collin
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Kruger of Eaton was II
Greeley Thursday
Mrs G.. c, Weber OF Masters is II
Greeley this week.
A. c, Thomas of Osgood was in Gree
ley on business today.
s. d. yesterday and son, Haro''
Easterday, went to Denver today.
Mrs. F.. l. Gammill Of Mead wa
in Greeley on business this week.
F.. F. Decker of Fort Lupton wa
in Greeley on business "Wednesday
Mrs. George Morgan went te
Denver Thursday for a short stay
John Annette has returned IRON
two weeks business trip to FLORIDA
Miss Winifred Hannas went &c
Fort Collins today to attend COZ
lege dance this evening.
Mrs. George McDougall and
children of Wheatland, Wyo., are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Boston arrived this
morning from Fort Lnpton to attend the
funeral services os their brother-in-law,
lanes Stoneking.
NJ ~ Work, who is attending the
Agricultural college was IN Greeies
this week to visit his parents, MT.
and Mrs. E. Work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Miller OF Detro"'
Mich, are spending few days IN Gree
lev ON business. Mr.. Miller owns sever
al farms in this vicinity.
Miss Ethel Bartlett, who teaches at
Wolfe hall, came to Greeley this morn
ing to attend the Science Section meeting
of the Colorado Teachers Association.
Thomas Treloar left Thursday for
his home in Iowa. Mr.. Treloar was
called here by the death of his
brother-in-law. Arthur Aspinwali.
Miss Florence FeZer returned TO
Greeley to spend vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Fezer'
Miss Fezer is attending the Medl-
cal college in Denver.
T. w. McCreery has returned from
eight weeks spent in Washington In the
interests of the Greeley y-Arizona Irrigation
Company which will reclaim a large
amount of Indian lands in Arizona.
Mrs. Edgar Ray and son. Joseph
Ray. of Boston. arrived Thursoa!
morning for a short visit with Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Thayer. Mrs. Ray
and son are returning from 0ai-
fornia.
Mrs. W. H. Clatworthy of Fort
Morgan was in Greeley Thursday on
her way to Fort Collins to attend
the state meeting of the D. A. X.
While here she was the guest OF
Mrs. ]. Max Clark.
Funeral services for Mrs. Allie Hill,
vile Of Rowland Hill, were conducted
At the family home east Of Evans. Thurs
day, by Rev. R. A. Chase of the Method
ist church of Greeley. The body was
sent to Lost Nation. Iowa for burial.
L. H. Harrison has returned from q
months business trip 20 the Arkansas
Valley. Mr.. Harrison was superinten-
dent of the Rocky Ford schools for three
years and visited friends at that place
whom he had not seen for ten yeass.
CT. Crockett and daughter Margaret
returned Thursday evening from an east
ern trip to st. Louis and Chicago, and his
daue h,er visited her grandparents ir
Fulton, KY. They were delayed nine
hours on their return trip by a snow
blockade.
Judge F. w. Slower OF Fort Col
lins is in Greeley holding county
court during the absence of Judge
G. H. Bradfield. A suit was filet
by Mrs. James Jones of Eator
Thursday against the Greeley Gar
age company for auto repairs.
Rev. Ernest Tuck came over t.
Greeley from Hudson Sunday even
ing and after a few days visit Will
his mother, Mrs. Fannie Tuck, re
turned to Denver Thursday morn
ing. Rev. Tuck is taking work a
Denver university and filling
Methodist charge at Hudson.
Mrs. D. B. Miller left Thursda
morning for Sacramento, Calf
where she makes her home. Mrs
Miller formerly lived here and wi
be remembered as Mrs. D. B. WoI
ley. Shes has been living in Der
yer and stopped in Greeley for
few days visit with friends befor
leaving for the west.