Comings and Goings of the Week for Tribune Readers
A Greeley weekly note tag lists residents and visitors for commencement week. Local families travel to Denver Eaton and Denver for graduations while others return from State University and Longmont for summer breaks. Socials include a Luna Smith luncheon for Miss Lillian Richards and a La Salle church social in McCutcheon hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt Hart
Boulder
Greejey
Wee
le Timmons
Denver
Ure
J. We Gault
Eaton
Abrams
Altman
Trinidad
Tyndall Snyder
State University
Mildred Pittman
Lorena Vanderlip, Jr
R. H. Waring
Alfred
Seattle
Wash
Walter Crow
Fraser
Helen
Kingwill
Greeley
Platteville
J. M. Dyens
Tillie Dyeus
Inois
D. C. Donovan
Longmont
Dachter
Clara
W. C. McGinnes
Bedford
Iowa
Anna Klock
Moraine Park
Dr. Dyde
Luna Smith
Ninth Avenue
Lillian Richards
Berthoud
Ralph Clifton
Baby
Wheatland
Wyo
Ed Rosling
Rosling
Cheyenne
Presbyterian Church of la Salle
McCutcheon Hall
Orpha Hall
I. Hern Woolery
Nunn
S. E. Castle
Woolery
E. B. Hatch
Baptist
Kittie Silver
Colorado Springs
Miss Kittie
O. P. Smith
Gertrude Smith
The
Normal
Smith
Secretary of State's Office
Courting Notes and Local News In Greeley Area
Local residents travel and visit across towns including Boulder Milliken Briggsdale Victor Windsor and Denver. Divorce granted in county court while births commencements and college events appear with social gatherings and church activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Urie
Boulder
Roy Wilson
Milliken
W. W. Lorimer
Briggsdale
Greeley
Carol
Pearl Kelley
Mack Shipley
Hotchkiss
A. M. MacClenahan
Mabel Neely
St. Luke's Hospital
Geneva Johnson
R. A. Chase
Mamie Glazier
Denver
Baptist Woman's College
G. M. Rowley
Grant's Pass
Ore
Clorinda Sievers
Windsor
W. W. Tinker
the Baptist Sunday School
E. E. Baker
Eleventh Avenue
Fifth Street
E. E. Jones
Victor
Emorene
Many residents depart for trips and local events
Saturday notices show numerous residents leaving for Denver and California trips. Miss Hodgson and Luella Yost return from study at State Teachers College. The Triangle class of the Methodist church forms a baseball team. A district WCTA convention is set for June in Fort Lupton with discounted rail fare. Professor Ernesti works on a Holman Hunt copy for the First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Dresser
Denver
M. M. Lyon
Capital
Leema
Calla Hunter
California
M. W. Derringer
E. J. Johnson
Camfield
Caryl Hodgson
Teachers’ College
Luella Yost
Margaret McLean
State Teachers’ College
Triangle
Methodist Church
Thomas Rucker
R. Carpenter
LaSalle
Greeley
Fort Collins
M. Hillyiard
San Jose
Calif
Tolland
Colo
Gladys
Fred Norcross
Eleanor Wilkinson
Agnes Saunders
Aspen
Fort Lupton
Richard Ernesti
Holman Hunt
First Baptist
St. Paul's
London
Mahesmany
Many Town Guests and Departures Reported in Greeley
Local notes record Monday arrivals and Sunday departures across Greeley and nearby towns. Milliken, Denver, Fort Collins, and Cheyenne residents visit, travel, or relocate. several students finish school terms or head to summer posts. a sale at Spillman signals local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kingsbury
F. H. Weller
Eaton
Greeley
Fort Morgan
J. L. Miller
Denver
Miller
J. N. Marks
Ft. Collins
Cheyenne
Mary Ford
Nokomis
Ill
Esther Easterday
Glen Haven
Estes Park
Phillip Schopp
Kersey
Schopp
Denver-Laramie
Corona
Vacation visits and moves fill Greeley notes
Wednesday’s city column lists residents traveling to Estes Park Denver and Briggsdale for vacations and business. It records arrivals and departures including Miss Grace Hawley and Edith Hawley en route to Ft Collins and Boulder and many locals visiting relatives or taking up residence in Briggsdale. It also notes the burial of Charles Sigman and a Mormon missionary visit to Greeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sanborn
Loveland
Lena Harris
Denver
J. D. Downer
T. M. Downing
Arthur Quaintence
Denver Lammie
Edith Rhodes
Ault
Eaton
Hazeline Swartz
Tonopah
Nev
Emma Paige
Kiley
J. J. Moore
Baby
Colorado Springs
Greeley
J. E. Bird
J. L. Thompson
Louisiana
Maggie Davenport
Jeanette Senior Noxon
Miss Fink
North Ward
Minnie Beck
Ft. Collins
Normal
Bonnell
C. H. Jackson
Newark
N. J
Helen Jacobson
Elvera Holmlund
Farmers Spur
M. Fulligin
Park Dry Goods
Katherine Brow
Gill
J. S. Danley
William Sisson
Red Oak
Iowa
Myrtle Sisson
Lee Carroll
Estes
George Bennett
Keifer
C. O. Stone
Rawlins
Wyo
E. N. Dix
F. M. Barber
Merino
Colo
T. A. Wood
Briggsdale
E. L. Laycock
Master Lyon Russell
U. P
Telluride
C. A. Russell
B. Wootcock
Eleventh Street
Miss Grace
Edith Hawley
Gunnison
Boulder
Mary Bailey
L. Thompson
Oakland
Calif
W. A. Norrid
Milliken
F. H. Badger
Lovell
Will Welch
Estes Park
Charles Sigman
Macy
Sigman
North Carolina
Miss Wylie
J. M. Wylie
Kansas City
Kamama’s Bloodless Surgery Gains Local Endorsement
A noted healer Kamama arrives in Greeley with bloodless surgery claiming to remove tumors and gallstones without knives. He cites patient improvements including D. D. Wallace a rancher whose dropsy symptoms faded and general health improved. offices at 813 Ninth Street open 9:30–12 and 1:30–4 with a $1 consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamama
Greeley
D. D. Wallace
Ninth _ street
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Frank Millan
B. J. Gordon
Parsons
R. D. Thompson
Luella Sale
Capital City
E. O. Connor
Chas. Bliss
Luella Phillips
Terra Haute
Ind
Nellie Bruce
J Buchanan
Mabel Schamp
G. Linberg
Pueblo
R. I. Harlow
Cloverly
F. H. Stone
George Bird
Barnsville
Hoyt
Bessie Patterson
Zelma Hanson
Potter
Neb
Florence Malin
H. A. Bromley
Bromley
S. E. Graham
Robert Orr
William Wiley
J. A. Eisner
Nova
Carolyn Tobey
Council Bluffs
Frances Tobey
Carolyn
Golden
Lucile
Allard
Spillman
Eighth Avenue
Flora Curry
Ft. Morgan
the Normal
Eugene F. Gordon
A. G. Gordon
Petaluma
Dora Hart
Turback
Miss Berg
Grace Davis
Germantown
Normal School
Salem
Oregon
Arville Stamps
Mr. Copeland
Bee Hive
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