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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
5
A flurry of social visits fills Greeley and surrounding towns as residents and guests travel from Denver Boulder Fort Collins and Des Moines to see friends. Notables include Mrs. W H Gill, J M Wolaver, Miss Margaret Dunbar and Rev Andrewartha. Travel, hosting, and family gatherings mark the week with trips to Estes Park, Idaho Springs and Canon City.
Miss Edith Heath departs Thursday for Salt Lake City to visit Miss Jessie Mills. The fourth grade teacher in the South Ward last year was recalled home by her mother's death this spring.
Mrs. Margaret DeBusk left Sunday for Trinidad. D. M. Watts and family visit from Fort Scott. Miss Gladys Allen of Cheyenne visits cousin Miss Ada Gibson. Rev Newell of Franklin Neb supplies Congregational pulpit. Mrs. J. Halbrook visits daughter Miss Marie Halbrook. D. E. Kent of Denver visits relatives. Mrs. J. B. McCutcheon and children return from Estes Park. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Trimble visit C. M. Trimble. R. F. Graham return from six weeks in Boston and New England. Mrs. Lillie Newman and Goldie leave for Davis County. Miss Jennie Howorth visits, then goes to Denver. Charles Hollingsworth of Denver in Greeley. he is a former Normal student. F. E. Rockwell returns from a northwest trip. J. K. Thompson hosts relatives for Miss Emma Holmes’s East visit.
The Greeley Tribune Publishing Company releases the sixth annual city directory. It notes phenomenal city growth since last year with about 8 300 registered names and an estimated population near 10 000. The book is neatly organized and offers complete city and resident information.
Miss Shela Allsworth of Leadville and Harry P. Burlingame of Tucson Ariz were married July 26 in Chicago The wedding draws interest from the younger social set here where the bride was a popular member Shela Allsworth attended the Normal here and completed her course last Thanksgiving time
Gilcrest resident Burroughs spent Friday in Greeley while Mrs. Clara Granger of Denver visits Greeley for several days. Mrs. E. Neill and children stay several weeks at Livermore. Martha Warner recovers in Greeley hospital after an operation. Various residents travel to Evans Brighton Ault and Wheatland for visits or with family.
Bobbie the $1,000 fox terrier from the Ringling circus was picked up by a Salvation Army member in Greeley on Friday after a day of searching. The dog, blamed for sleepless hours, returned to his owner who paid a $25 reward and plans to rejoin the circus in Ogden, Utah.
Frank Fleet, principal of the Central Business College, resigns to move to Sasakwa Oklahoma and partner with his brother in hardware and furniture. He left for Sasakwa after a mountain vacation and was farewelled by many friends in Greeley.
A small black kitten rode the pilot of a Union Pacific passenger train near Greeley and appeared settled on the engine as the train arrived behind schedule. The animal washed its face with its paws and eluded would be captors, suggesting it traveled at least ten miles without stopping at LaSalle.
Mrs Edwin Coles of Pasadena California arrived Wednesday afternoon and stayed with Mrs Robert Steele and Mrs J E Neill until the evening train before returning home. The Coles family formerly lived here. Mrs Coles came with her son Joe who wed two weeks ago to Miss Hazel Wagner of Fort Morgan. The couple are well known here and will reside in Pasadena.
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