The Greeley tribune., 1912-02-22
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q LITTLE LOCALS
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Wednesday

Miss Mollie Oferle spent Sunda!
Father Casey spent Monday In
Dsaver.
Mrs. Willis Eaton OF Eaton was
in town Tuesday. =.
Mrs. A. Irwin OF Keota came to
Greeley yesterday. .,
Miss Velma Musberger OF Eaton
n visiting in Greeley
l. Conley of Denver was IN town
ON business yesterday
Mrs. A. c. Overman OF Evans
speut Yesterday in Greeley.
Miss Verna Offerle is visiting
friends in Loveland this week.
Mrs H. A. Edie of LaSalle spent
Tuesday in Greeley on business:
George X. Sabana returned from
. business trip to Eaton Saturday.
Mrs. A. X. Clark who has been
ouite i'll for several days is improS-
Mrs. Musberger and family OF
Eaton will move to Greeley the lat
ter part OF this week.
Frank Seelinger, who has been
in Loveland on business for a few
days returned last night.
Mrs. Celia johnson went to Den,
YER yesterday for two months
visit with her daughter.
Charles Huffsmith of Evans ana
George Briggs of LaSalle did busl-
moss in Johnstown Monday.
Mrs. Rebecca Woolf who has for
some days past been threatened
With pneumonia is much better.
Judge Haynes is reported as Am
proving. The injury to his hip
proves to be only a severe bruise.
Mrs. D. S. Doty Of Rawlins. Wyo.,
passed through Greeley Tuesday
evening on her way to Fort Col
lins.
Mrs. Maxwell Aldrich will leave
Thursday morning for Windsor ana
will spend the summer on the Lar
son ranch.
Mrs. A. T. Lycan who has been
visiting her cousin, Frances Lycan,
returned to her home in Platteville
yesterday.
Miss Kate Burke returned Tues
day evening from Denver where she
haa been visiting friends for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Walker re-
turned to their home in Denver
yesterday after a few days visit
With Mrs F. W. Walker.
Mrs HoraceHopkins will give a
dinner at her home northeast OF
Greeley Thursday noon in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Morrow.
Mrs. George A. Carlson who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Jack
Mcmillan, at her home in LaSalle,
returned to Fort Collins Tuesday.
Mrs. j. c. Wolfe and Mrs. G. B.
Nists Of Denver who have been the
house guests of Mrs. H. E. Churchill
for . week past left this morning for
ahsir homes.
FW Calder returned home on
the late train Monday from Denver
after seeing the mortal remains OF
Mrs. Clayton laid to rest in River
alde cemetery.
The Loyal Neighbors will meet
hall. A good attendance is desired
fore the meeting.
Tho annual meeting Of the Pro-
gress club will be held this after
aeon. Reports OF the years work
Will be given and officers for the
9asuring year elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harrington
81 Windsor and their four little
felix's arrived at noon today and will
- the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
williams for q few days.
Miss Edith McCreery entertained =
nt4le company Of friends Tuesday even
~ - farewell to her friend, Miss
Dkhel Rice. Yet not exactly fare
Osu, but only Goodbye, for she hopes
1pe her friends early return.
Mrs. D. A. Camfield will enter
cain at luncheon today in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Morrow. 1t
Will be remembered that Mrs. Nor
row was Mrs. Ida Hopkins.
G. A. Garard, an attorney OF
Brighton. who has been engaged in
. ease before the county court here
for the past few days, returned to
his home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. M. e. Tuckerman went to
Denver yesterday and will return
today or tomorrow. While there
she will visit her little grandson
Lyle Norcross, who is taking treat
asont in the children's hospital,