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PAGE FOUR THE TRIBUNE-REPUBLICAN: UREEtEY. COLORADO EVENING, FEBRUARY 1Bj MORNING, FEBRUARY 1- County Briefs Johnstown Johnstown, Feb. and Mrs. John Pariah entertained: Saturday ere- nlng at a lovely bridge party in honor of Miss Edna Olllesplo ot Boulder, their house guest. Others present were Mr.

and Mrs. C. n. Parish, Mr. and Mra.

Hoger Plummer, and a Stranalian. Mrs. G. W. Walker nnd small daughter visited In Groeley last Friday.

Miss Esther Anderson spent the end In Denver with her parents. Whllo In Denver she attended a Kappa Alpha Thola bann.net at tho Brown Palace hutol. Mr. and Mrs. It.

E. McClure were Greeloy visitors Sunday. Miss Havls Choate spent the week end ID Longmont. Mr. and Mm.

Carl Shurtz entertained Miss Halllo Stanley over the week Mr. and Mrs. George Hill were in Longmont on business Monday. Mrs. A.

13. McMillan was In Gree- loy Tuesday. Hiss Moua Joan McMillan will attend tho Kngtneors' ball in Uouldor, Fiidny night. The Ellis Crowolls are quarantined with scarlet tevor. Their children, Bar: lone and Melvln, are confined with the disease.

Dnrwln Klngsley and Rev. Hammon Monday morning in Qreeloy. Charles Keller spent the week.end at home with his parents. Mr. 'anil Mrs.

teller drovo him back to Port GolUus, Sunday evening, wlicro ho is attending Aggleg. G. W. Walker took Ills motlror to Monday, to spend a there with her daughter, Mrs. William talned at a bridge dinner last Thuri NEIGHBORLY NEIGHBORS Trademark RRegistered Qftlca VOU FOXf OLD WEASEL- PUTTIHS ONE OVER i ON A A A AMD THE SHtRlFf HOW COME.

OUT ON THE THE BAN FORt CVJQSED. ANT) POT THE PKQPERTf UP FOR. SAVE CASH BID 60T IT BACK TO ME PER 3UST 1 (THE BANK LOANED ME ON H- HAD SO WHAT YOU HIS WAS THE THIRD AMD LAST WEU. Taylor. Misses Jeon Sybramlt nnrl Holon' I day evening.

Guests wore Messrs. and Mesdames C. M. Keller, Fred: Wyss Short and Messrs. Forrln Harsch and Horb Deeton attended a movie In nntl Kenneth Lloyd.

Grecloy Sunday i I Mrs. M. C. German ontor- Margaret Schmutzler entertain- 1 tatned guests Monday night at. dined at a birthday party.

Saturday aft- ner. Those present were Messrs, and erucon. Duo to the bad weather only Mesdamca Ravel and Ed Sorrel, Mrs. six of the Invited guests Adams and George Morgan. Thpso Invited included Rolnntf Thorn-! Waldo Brown, who hns been serious- liorg, Jackie, Virginia anrt Vivian Is Improving rapidly, ford, Oma Thornberg, Marian Purvis, Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Crlswell Den- Holon May Hordor, Carol WOTS Sunday dinner guests at the Betty Longshore, Edith TrcgoninK, Warren Adams homo. Dorolhy Ann Snydor, Ceorcfa Loe Jer-' Ed Miller waa In Denver on bua- nmn, Irene Crowell and Doverley Jane Inoss Tuesday.

Wosterdoll. I Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W.

Whairell and Mr. aufl Mrs. W. E. McClure enter- Mrs.

Alice Wlggln spent Sunday In Denver. They visited at the home of Harry Whowell. Mel Mast transacted business Jn Denver Saturday. Paul McQuato spent the week end in Boulder. Mrs.

Frank Sundbcrg and Mrs. Lo- Roy Sundberg attended a birthday party at the Edmondson in Berthoud, Monday. Florence Brandt and Hotel Sund 1 went to Denver Monday evening and Mrs. Florence Brandt returned to Johnstown with Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Whowell and Mrs. Alice Wiggln drove to Grover Monday to visit the Charles Wlggln family. Mrs. Wlggin remained to spend a few days. chool.

Bruce White had charge of ho music. Johnstown Woman's club mot Friday with Mrs. P. W. Reel.

Twenty members attended. Guests 'were Mrs. 1. 'E. Bemls and Mrs.

Roscoo Doug- ass. Mrs. Adams and Billy Adams vis- ted Denver nnd Chos- loy Jr. and George Crlswell returned Johnstown with them. The MotHodlst Ladles AW will meet Thursday with Mrs.

n. E. Walker, Ura: Joe- Lam me re and Mrs. Fordo Beetcn will be assisting hostesses. Mrs.

Riggn and daughter wera- In Grealey Saturday. The evening meeting of the Kill Kare Klub slated for Saturday was postponed on account of the snow. It was'to have been held at the Harold Anderson home. Mrs. Henry cllngenpeol attended the Past Matrons club of the Order, of the Eastern Star In Denver last, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Ed Miller entertained Mr. and: Mrs. Percy Hoblltt of Purcell and Miss Foldlo Jay at dinner cell and Miss Ooldle Jay at dinner Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Sellers were Sunday dinner guests at the Robert Brown home. lBB Virginia Anderson, accompanied by Miss Edna Glllesple, a librarian at Colorado spent the week end in Johnstown. Miss Glllcs- pie was a guest at the John Pariah homo while here. The two visitors returned to.Boulder Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. George Floth were in Fort Collins Sunday. Mrs. Dale Gunther ami her mother, Mrs. Harry Graves, and her sister, Miss Joan Trappey, who are visiting the Gunthers from Lincoln, spent Wednesday in.

Greeloy. Miss Rosemary DoBeckcr and 1 Bertha Magnuson wore In Greetey on! Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman of Denver Bn'enl the week end at the O.

I. Sherman homo. Fathers and sons of Johnstown enjoyed a banquet served by the Methodist Ladies Aid Monday night. George Flnloy, member the faculty State Teachers college at Qrcoley, was tho speaker. Mrs.

Art Deeten sperft Sunday here. Her husband took her back to Greeley Sunday night. Mrs. Dale Gunthor, Mrs. Harry Graves and MJss Trappoy wore in Denver last Mr.

and Mrs. Crawford spent Sunday In Greeley. Mrs. Robert Steurkalk Is 111 aim' Miss Emily Ktbby is substituting tit school for her. Mrs.

Lydis, Parker, Mrs. Scoflcld Mrs. J. W. Whowell Mrs.

Alice Wlggln Friday afternoon together. Mrs, Warren Adams and sou, Billy Adams, had 1 dinner at the Griswej homo In Denver Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harold Westerdoll and chll dren, Beverley, John, and Dicky, spen Sunday with Mrs. Weslerdoll's siste and family, Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Jones of Longmout. Mr. and Mrs. Kenuoth Lloyd and Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Keller attended a dance at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall In Loveland 1 Tuesday night. The sophomore class of Johnstown high school sponsored an all-school the high HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS If your skin is yellow--complexion pallid--tongue coated--appetite poor --you have a bad taste in your mouth --a lazy, no-good feeling--you should try Olive Tablets.

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Mrs. 0. T. Neil and her Eaton were out to attend til matters this week. Mr.

antf Mrs. Frank Kete companled by Mr. anil MIX! Rudd ol Eaton, drove up the visit Ray Drelsford ou Fri-U had beefsteak fry at cabin, spent the afternoml Ray. Me William of Osgood Sunday school last St-J spent the nlgat at the and Mrs. A.

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