The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-15

via New Orleans. They expect to
be gone several weeks and visit
points OF interest in the south.
| A. f. Aspinwall, the well known
freight clerk at the c. 4 S. depot.
who has been i'll for some time at
his home. 7l2 Eleventh street, is
considerably better today.
Mrs. James J. Tuckerman went to
Denver Monday afternoon for few
days visit with her son, Joe Nor
cross. assistant manager OF the
Western Union in Denver.
Mrs. l.. E. Clark. who has been
visiting her son. C. Crawford, ticket
agent of Greeley. returned to her
Barnesville yesterday morning
c. F. Hartman of Denver, secre-
tary-treasurer OF the Old Time Cow
boys association. was in Greeley on
Tuesday to see Eugene Williams on
business connected with the associa-
ton.
Mrs. Della A. Hyde, aged 6S years.
wife of Charles w. Hyde. died at her
home In Evans Tuesday evening.
The funeral will take place from the
Free Methodist church OF Evans on
Thursday at 2 p. m.
hs. G. d. Robinson, who with
her little daughter, Miss Esther. has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. ". Gauss. for the past two
months, left for her home at Man
zanola. Colo. this morning.
Mrs. Miller. who has been the
proprietor of the Elite haid dressing
parlors here. is closing out her busi-
ness and will go. to San Antonio,
Tex. to take charge of the same kind
OF business at handsome salary.
Rev. and Mrs. John J. Shinr.o-
went to Denver Tuesday o.. a
special errand. Rev. Shingle' is to
perform the marriage cerer my for
couple of young friends % are to
come from Cleveland. o
Unity Circle held the usu. Mon
day evening social. Miss lller,
whose taste and skill in providing
novel and pretty features OF ent. :
tainment have made her favorite
in the society. acted as hostess.
The ladies of Trinity guild gave
party at the home OF Mrs. Bixler on
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Nusbaum
acting as hostess. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close of a
pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Cordy who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. r. H.
Weed, for the past month left for
her home in Leadville Tuesday af-
ternoon. She expressed herself as
we'll pleased with Greeley in every
way.
Miss Sadie Trampe OF Ault came
down to Greeley Tuesday evening to
say goodbye to her chum. Miss Mary
Witte. Miss Trampe and her sister
Affuo Mtunfo xvt1l lava tnuNrrDw for
visit to their brother in kearney
Neb.
Mrs d. Van Zante OF Eaton came
down this morning to meet her lit
tie six year old niece. Miss Eva
Payne. who is travelling all alone
from Fort Collins. and will take the
enterprisfng young miss home with
her for visit.
Miss Florence Carlson OF Denver
Is expected to arrive today and win
be the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Cam
field until Saturday when the order
will he reversed and Miss Elizabeth
will accompany Miss Florence to
her home and be her guest for
time.
g Per Cent 10 Stockholders
Checks are being mailed today
for the third semi-annual dividend
issued to the stockholders of the
Home Gas & Electric company.
amounting to about $4,000. This Is
divided between about 100 stock
holders.
Albert d. Sanders OF Evansville,
Ind. who lived here over twenty
years ago, and who still has property
interests here. is expected some time
this week for visit with his old
friends. He was secretary-treasurer
OF the Live Stock association at the
time he lived here.
1t IL said to be the intention OF
Mrs. Bertha Brooks, who was with
Crockett-Moody. to open her own
millinery parlors on her return from
Denver. 1t 10 also saiu that she will
have possession of the rooms form
erly occupied by the Elite hair
dressing parlors on Ninth avenue.
Frank and Ruth Baker gave a
pleasant informal party to about a
dozen Of their young friends at the
home OF their parents. MIR. and Mrs.
F. f. Baker. Monday evening. There
were games. music. refreshments
and all that goes to make up good
time for young folks.