The Greeley tribune., 1912-06-06
CITY BRIEFS
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Miss DOrOthy BAILEY went to La
Sale Monday to visit friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Zimmerman of Dem
YER spent Monday in Greeley
Mrs. j. w. Gault went to Denver
Monday for Il few days stay.
Mrs. Thomas Murie of Erie was
| in Greeley on business Monday.
| Mrs. G. Sothman left Monday for
Hardin, where she will spend week
visiting friends.
j. w. McCreery has returned
for several weeks.
Mrs. II. NJ. Brink, who is employ
ed at the Crockett-Moody store. is
taking her vacation.
Mrs. Nora Bowles came down
from Ault Monday and will remain
in Greeley for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Gray expect
to leave Thursday for vacation
trip. They will spend the time visit
ing in Illinois.
| Rev. F. ]. Estabrook went to
Eaton today to attend the County
/ Sunday school convention, which is
in session there.
Frank Gordon, Prof L. A. Adams
and DIR. w. II. White have returned
from an outing at their cabin on
the upper Poudre.
Miss Sioux Coyle OF Denver spent
Sunday with friends in Greeley Miss
Coyle is ON the reportorial force of
the Denver Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Allen and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Macarthur
and family took an auto trip TO the
mountains Sunday.
| to Greeley in their auto
Miss Alberta Stratton, who has
charge of the art department at
the Coronado Millinery. is in Den
yer for a few days on business.
Mr. and Mrs. d. F.. Woodcock and
Miss Kristen Lange left this morn
ing for Wyoming. They will so to
the mountains above Laramie and
expect to spend some weeks there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Felt of I'm
perial. Neb.. are visiting their
daughter. Mrs. S. H. Todd of Ker-
sey. They are pleased with Colo
RADIO and hope to make this their
home some day.
Misses Edna Camtield. Vera Was
ley and Winifred Hannas went to
Denver today to visit Miss Lucille
Schureman. Miss Schureman was
| formerly a student at the State
Teachers college.
Miss Bessie Camp returned this
morning from Muskogee, Okla,
where she has spent the last six
months. She was accompanied on
her return by her cousin, Miss Doris
Clark. who will visit here.
Miss Jessie Mosher mas returned
from Chicago, where she has been
teaching the last year. MIR. and
Mrs. j. c. Mosher and Miss Jessie
have gone to Boulder to attend the
exercises at the State university,
Jack Mosher ia one of the graduates
this year.
H. T. Sutherland left Monday for
his home in Sterling. He was called
here by the illness of his daughter,
Miss Clara. who was operated upon
In the Greeley hospital last week
for appendicitis. MISS SUTHERLAND
10 getting along nicely. Her aunt.
Miss Belle Harris OF Sterling Is with
her.
Miss Dorothy Smith of Briggs
dale was in Greeley Monday on her
way to Denver where she will meet
her mother. Mrs. H. w. Smith and
sister. Miss Marie Smith. Miss
Marie graduated this year from the
Bethany Conservatory of Music at
Lindsborg, Kan. Miss Dorothy also
attended the conservatory and re-
turned q few weeks ago.
Mrs. W. H. Snyder and daughter
Miss Ruth OF Norfork. Neb, we're in
Greeley Monday. They have been
visiting at Briggsdale. where Mr.
Snyder has q large ranch. Mr.
Snyder will remain to oversee the
ranch this summer and Mrs. Snyder
and daughter will spend the summer
at Los Angeles. Calf. They left
Greeley Monday evening for the
western coast
Professor Gideon received a tele-
gram this morning from II. l.. Gid
con. eminent composer and choir
master Of Cambridge. Mass. Sayine
that he would join the Doctors AL
pine party which leaves for Europe
within q few days. The Cambridge
Gideon intended to pilot party OF
musical friends through Europe this
summer, but the project was later
abandoned.
Judge J. C. Nixon, ]. T. Jacobs
]. v. Crone and Leo G. Mann are
among those from Greeley who vii
attend the progressive republican
banquet this evening at the Brown
Palace hotel in Denver. The object
of the meeting 10 to send a protest
ing committee to the national re
publican convention at Chicago
against the present delegates from
thfa state