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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
5
Greeley weekly social roundups note Typhoid cases at Hoffman and Hufty families, visits to Denver and Fort Collins, and many residents traveling to Pierce, Eaton, Mt Vernon, Portland, and Seattle. Luncheon clubs, church services, and summer plans fill the town chronicle with arrivals, departures, and illnesses.
Saturday Mr and Mrs Homer Cushman and two daughters left Friday for southern Nebraska. Fred Tuck home for summer after attending Denver University. Miss Maud Brock left for Cheyenne and will visit friends in Town and Nebraska on return. Ivan and Arthur McKitrick, ages six and seven, arrived in Greeley to visit cousin Mrs S S Dalzell after their mother’s death. Charles Leem leaves Sunday for St Joseph Missouri then Ashland Kentucky for three weeks with Mr Seem s sister. Miss Gertrude Norris entertained high school faculty with a breakfast party at close of school year.
A compilation of local residents’ travel, visits, and social happenings. Names include Mrs M E Brooks in Denver, Herbert Baker in Fort Collins, J J Harbaugh returning from Denver, and many others visiting relatives, attending conventions, or spending time in Estes Park and California.
Tuesday Miss Sadie Campbell left for St. Louis. Howard Scarborough visited Denver. Archie Morrison and family went to Chicago. Leta Kershaw hosts Pueblo parents. Numerous trips and visits to Estes Park Denver Brookings Florida and Ontario noted along with club events and YWCA planning at Cascade Canon.
Wednesday Taul Darrow returned Tuesday from Denver. Miss Vee Hennick of Burwell Nebraska visits her uncle J J Hennick and family. Miss Aileen Moynhan home from State university. Mr and Mrs Sam Gammill leave for Salt Lake City to visit his mother Mrs Sarah Aldrich. Mrs E Swanemyer of Denver in Greeley on way home after visiting relatives. Mrs Clarence Roberts and son expect to leave for Heyburn Idaho. Funeral services for Jasper Chipps at 2 PM Thursday at the Methodist church. James Reynolds, Greeley High School graduate, visiting before returning to Eaton. Miss Marion Fezer to Colorado Springs then summer in Greeley with her parents. Miss Emma Pierson, former music supervisor in Haton schools, visiting sister then home to Silver Plume. The Weld County Abstract and Greeley Abstract offices to close Thursday afternoons in June July August. Mrs Oscar Cook hosted East Side Embroidery Club with fourteen members. refreshments served. Baseball association holds meeting. I J Oppenheimer resigns as secretary. club aims to assemble best players for Greeley Spuds. William Foote, Greeley pioneer, back from Northwest, considers returning to Greeley. Party to Wyler's Grove for Mona Lace's sendoff. attendees listed.
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