The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-01

Miss Cora Lucas, VINO lS teacning
in Loveland this year. spent Sunday
visiting relatives in Greeley.
Mrs. Harry Schoonover of Eaton
was in Greeley today ON her way to
Fort Collins to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Bardwell re-
turned to their home in Gill today
after a short stay in Greeley.
Mrs. ID. A. Carl and son OF Den
YER were in Greeley today on their
way TO their ranch near Briggsdale
To whom it may concern | will
nav for no articles gotten by anyone
except myself. c. +. Smith.
The little son of MIR and Mrs
Raw Carthcart has been seriously i'll
but is improving.
r. w. Hammond returned to his
home in Brighton Monday after a
visit with his aunt, Mrs. Ella Ham
mond
j. w. Hall returned to his home
in Boulder Monday after Il short
visit with his son. A. Il. Hall. ana
family.
Mr' and Mrs. w. Bartlett Of Glow
erly we're in Greeley today on their
way home from Kansas, where they
have been visiting
r. Kent of Dakota. who has been
visiting his son at Briggsdale, was in
Greeley Monday on his way to Fort
Collins to visit friends.
S. II. Pace was sentenced to so
days in the county Jail Monday on
the charge OF stealing load OF hay
from Russian.
Miss Eva Grace Lee. one of the
teachers OF Fort Collins, was in
Greeley Sunday. the guest of DR..
and Mrs j. X. Miller.
Mrs. Mabel Ireland was granted
divorce from Clyde Ireland Mon
day on the grounds of cruelty. Mrs.
Ireland lives in the Henrylyn dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack c. Wylie. who
have been living in Denver several
months, leave this week for trip
to PENNSYLVANIA for the benefit of
Mr. Wylie's health.
Mrs. w. B. Moody returned Mon
day evening from Denver where she
has been with nir. Moody MIR Moody
is in st. Luke's hospital and Is get
ting along nicely.
Misses Alice and Frieda Taylor
will entertain Friday evening in
honor OF their friend. Miss Alice
Kelly, of Michigan who is their
guest.
There was jolly skating party
held Monday evening at the armory
An orchestra Of three pieces furnish
ed music for the evening. There
were thirty couples present.
Mrs. Margaret Pollock will leave
this week for Colorado Springs,
where she has taken a position as
companion for an aged lady. Mrs
Pollock's daughter. Mrs. Rose Get
ter. lives in Colorado Springs.
J. Wayne Hoffman is now the
local editor OF the keota News. Mr..
ioffman has many friends here. He
sent some time last year In the Weld
county hospital. He Is now improv-
ng in health.
Mrs. j. G. Graham's twenty" OF
the Congregational ladies will meet
next Thursday afternoon at 2:3o
| with Mrs. n. ID. Wood, 1928 Ninth
avenue Mrs. p. F. Daven will as
sist Mrs. Wood in entertaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. I. Stukey will be
| In Greeley until the first OF March.
MIR Stukey has been employed tor
seven months on construction work
for the Kimball Irrigation company
and will have three months more oil
the work.
Miss Marie Spillman entertained
the young ladies OF the jolly Dozen
at her home Monday evening. de
lightful evening was spent by the
members OF the club and dainty re
| freshments were served by the hos
| tess.
| Miss Anna Graves, who has been
visiting her aunts. Mrs. Thomas
Davenport and Mrs. Ralph Hilton.
l
| or fMnenapolis From there she
will go to her home in Alberta. Can
ada.
| II. NJ. Williams, who has spent
the last two weeks in Greeley on
business. left Monday for his home
in Phillipsburg, Mo. Mr.. Williams
has purchased farm near that
place and Mrs. Williams remained
there wnile he came to Greeley on
some business matters.
| Mrs. Alice Hufty arrived mere
this morning from Lima. o., for a
visit with the family of her son, j.
C. Hufty. Mr. Hufty. who has been
in San Antonio. Tex. for the last
month for the benefit o. his health
and is improving. He expects to re-
turn soon.
A. b. Devoe spent Sunday in
Greeley with friends. He will travel
out from Greeley this week on short
trips and will leave next week to be
away several months. MIR. DeNoe
was formerly in the clothing busi-
ness in Greeley. He now represents
a clothing firm from Chicago.
A. NJ. Smith. agent for the d.. H.
& N. w. at Greeley. was called to
Nebraska City Saturday by serious
| illness of his father. Mrs. Smith ac-
companied him. During their an
sence !. II. Lipecomb of Denver WIN
have charge OF the ticket office. MT
and Mrs Lipscomb are occupying the
| Smith residence.
MIR. End Mrs. II. b. Hill. who were