The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-29

Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. McClenahan
entertained the S. S. Whist club at
dinner party in the Oasis hotel
Tuesday evening.
Last Monday night or Tuesday
the thermometer struck
zero, and then some, for the first
time this winter. Observer Evans of
the State Normal said it was five
degrees below zero there. County
Commissioner Fritz Wattenburg came
in from Brighton the same morning.
and reported it twelve below there.
The annual coyote hunt on the
plains east of LaSale is being planned
for Jan. II. If present plans do not
fail this will be the greatest round
up of the kind ever held, Judged
from the point of number that will
participate. There are also more
coyotes this year than ever, and
ranchers in the outlying districts
are complaining of their depreda-
tions.
Sheriff Elliott received "A tele-
phone message from Denver Monday
evening, asking him to look up a
young man by the name of Thomas
Roche, who started for Greeley a few
days ago to visit friends, and who
has not been heard of since. The
| name of the people he started to visit
| is said to be Boazelman. No such
name. however, appears in either
rural or city directory.
Miss Alice GipSon daughter of A.
f. Gipson of Caldwell, Ida. is one
OF the three in the Idaho University.
who recently won a $3.50 scholarship.
Her brother Lawrence was one of The
two winners of Rhodes Scholarships
in Idaho. That young man is now
in Oxford, England, University on
the strength of that scholarship.
They are grandchildren of II. r.
West of this city, and former Greeley
residents.
| Commencing next Sunday even
ing Rev. Orville A. Petty will give
a series of ten talks to young men in
| the United Presbyterian church. The
topic next sunday evening will be
THE Young Mems Habits. " Then
will follow each Sunday evening in
succession, His Ideals. His
Work, - His Money His Poll
tics, " His Companions, " His
Amusements, The Bible, The
Christ, The church. :
Ed Colgroye, the well known
Greeley base ball pitcher. left Satur-
day evening for Sterling, where he
will spend several days visiting
friends, after which he will go on
to his home at Cleveland, Ohio to
spend the winter. Mr.. Colgroye will
return to Greeley in the early spring
| and again resume his place on the
Reds twirling stad'. He thinks we'll
of Colorado and especially the couu-
try surrounding 'Spuddom.
Last Thursday Night Watchman
| Roseman stepped into John Rocho's
store and discovering a par of dumb
| bells, thought he would harden
up his muscles a bit, in case he
should run against some pretty toug h
| customers. He did several fancy
| stunts with the bells before he drop
| ped one of them on one of his big
| toes, and rolled that member out to
the thickness of pie crust. He has
! been laid up a good share of the time
since then, with good prospects of
| having to have the toe amputated.
Henry and David Brewer, brothers,
came to Denver from Greeley last
Saturday and decided they would
spend Christmas here and. incident
ally, spend SO. 30 which they carried
with them. They engaged room
at Eighteenth and Arapahoe streets
and claim that their room was en-
tered during the night and they Were
robbed. h. l.. Hudson. Carrie ITud-
son and NJ. f. Wilcox were arrested
by the police but will be released,
as the Brewer brothers can not pro-
duce any evidence against them.
The. persons arrested had spent the
evening in the room occupied by the
brothers. Denver Times.