The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-16

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| Choice home made candies at Nor.
gan's.
Choice home rendered lard ut
Marks Market.
Finest homemade caLdies in the
city at Morgan's.
English & Carter, headquarters for
hard winter wheat flour; best in the
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ewing enter
tained the S. S. Whist club Tuesday
evening.
Miss Edith Garrigues was home
from Denver University a few days
the past week.
Miss Mabel Runnette gave val
entine party Tuesday evening in her
home on Tenth avenue.
Jack Elliott was in Greeley again
the early part of this week, coming
up from Platteville Sunday evening.
Charles Brooks, the old Greeley
newspaperman is now located at
Idaho Springs as editor of the Mad
Creek Kicker.
A Tribune want ad is apt to find
anything, from long lost brother to
the owner Of set of false teeth.
Only ten cents line.
Olds gasoline engines have proven
their reliability. Irrigation plants
installed and guaranteed. E. N.
Miller. 9l7 Sixth avenue, Greeley.
Miss Helen Kittle entertained
members of her own. and Mrs. Dr.
Spaulding's Sunday school class at
the home of B.L. Kittle last Friday
evening.
The Women of Woodcraft to the
number of about thirty surprised
Mrs. Mary McCave in her home, SIP
Seventh street last Wednesday even
ing. They brought refreshments and
with games enjoyed the viands.
A delightful dancing party was
given last Friday evening by the
High school students in Academy
hall. They invited members of the
Alesmo club and other young folks
to.. help them enjoy the good time.
Miss Josephine Knowles of the
Thompson Music company store and
pianist with the Greeley opera house
orchestra has gone east to visit
friends. Her place in the orchestra
is being filled by Miss Phyllis Wolfe.
BY far the worst storm of the season
was that which began at about
O'Clock last Friday afternoon and the
effects of which have not yet disap-
peared. About six inches of snow fell
during the night between Friday and
| Saturday, and the thermometer drop
ped to 10 degrees below zero.
Word was received here last Thurs
day of the death of A. A. Ramsay,
father of C. II. and Clinton Ramsay
of this city. He died in his home at
Buffalo, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ii.
Ramsay we've in Buffalo at the time
of his death. Clinton Ramsay left as
soon as word was received.
Miss Porter, returned mission
airy from China, spoke to the Ladies'
circle Of the Congregational church
last Saturday afternoon. She also
spoke in the Congregational church
Sunday evening. From here she
goes around the Horn for a course of
lectures on missions In China.
The Misses Eda and Agnes Zim-
norman, who have been visiting
friends in Greeley for the past month,
let last Monday for their home in the
mountains. A letter from their
father, John Zimmerman, received
last week stated that there was a
foot of snow on the level in the val
ley at Home, Colo.
The Greeley Irrigation company
held its annual meeting Tuesday in
the office of Scott & Lyons. The
officers for the ensuing year are, F.
II. Swan, president: J. W. Ewing.
vice president: J. W. Shearer, com
mitteeman: George n. Green and
Alex Mead, members of the board.
Assessment was slightly lowered for
the year.
The entertainment given by the
Woodmen of the World in the opera
house Saturday evening was big
success financially rs we'll as from an
amusement point of view. Miss
Blanche Goodfriend, the sweet
singer of the mountains, was espec-
tally well received, and the sleight
of hand performance given by Mag
ician Green was clever
III. ii. Croll. manager of the Colo