The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-21
Christmas books at Craig's.

Fresh caramels, log cabin choco-
lates, bon bons, nut tatfys at Mor.i-
sons.
Mrs. Harry Shaw entertained the
Saturday Afternoon Club last Satur-
day afternoon.
If YOU need job printing phone
The Tribune and a man will be sent
to attend TO you.
Miss Bessie Sisson left Sunday
afternoon for Salida' where she will
visit relatives for few weeks.
Miss Smith has lot OF novelties
for holiday gifts. Cravat holders,
collar cases, glove and handkerchief
cases.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hale Of
Platteyille came last Friday for a
short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Adams.
Mrs. Niagara Hall entertained a
company of friends last Friday even
ing in honor of Mrs. Jennie Gale and
Mrs. Grace Clark.
Send one of the Tribune's view
books, "Glimpses of Greeley" TO a
friend for Christmas. Only so cents
at Tribune office.
f. f. Bakers driving horse ran
away one day last week, and in be-
ing hung on up a fence ran buggy
shaft into its shoulder about eight
inches.
The county commissioners have
adjourned again for the month after
visiting some proposed roads in the
Beebe Draw country and in the vi
cinity of the S. L. w. ranch.
Nelson Pendexter of Cornish, Me.
arrived in Greeley last Thursday and
will make this his future home. He
is nephew of Robert Steele and a
brother of Mrs. Charles Wadsworth.
Walter Foturne was more or less
seriously injured last Saturday by a
load OF hay tipping over upon him
near the Greeley Starch and Potato
factory. No permanent injuries are
expected to result.
Mrs. John S. Davis has been en-
joying a visit the past week from her
uncle, NJ. w. Hutchinson, of Joplin,
Mo. Mr.. Hutchinson is an old
newspaper man and was for several
years connected with the Kansas
City Journal.
In the story about the drowning
of young Willie Hopkins in the
Tribune last week, it was stated
that the body was recovered by Cor
oner Macy. The body was taken
from the water by Albert f. Hop
kins, cousin of the boys father.
Father Haelterman of Santa Cruz,
New Mexico, arrived in Greeley last
Thursday for weeks visit with
Prof. and Mrs. r. Ernesti. Father
Haelterman is in charge of one OF
the Oldest missions in New Mexico
and has often entertained Prof. and
Mrs. Ernesui in his home.
The Elks of the city are prepar-
ing for grand ball to take place
New Years night in the new armory
hall. A large orchestra is being
trained here to furnish music for the
occasion. In addition to this a
harpist from Denver is expected here
to give selections between dances.
Carl Anderson, editor of the Fort
Collins Courier, has issued little
booklet to his friends. giving a
description of the trip taken by
the National Editorial Association
last summer. The trip covers ten
states and territories. The story is
written in breezy way, and is a
delightful article Oh travel.
c. G. Townsend last Friday re-
ceived a check for s23, 900, in pay
ment for his Telluride mining pro-
perty which he has just sold. Mr.
Townsend bought the property as a
prospect about year ago and paid
81, 500 for it. Lately some fine gold
bearing ore has been taken out of the
property, which caused rapid ad-
vance in price.
Don't forget that the Tribune's IS
souvenir postals are the best thing
of the kind ever got up in northern
Colorado. Send set to friend,
and he will have Greeley and Weld
county illustrated. For sale at %
cents dozen or two for five cents,
at the Tribune office. Also for sale
at Fezer's, Noah's Ark, Stoyer's,
Craig's and Shaw's.
Mrs. II. ]. Houston, Mrs. J. Il.
Stofier, Mrs. Ida Chipps and Mrs.
Fl. A. Russell entertained the Bethel
Aid Society at the home of Mrs.
Houston last Thursday afternoon.
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