The Greeley tribune., 1905-04-13
Little Local

O. o. +. hall. Thursday evening
April 20.
Supper, entertainment, and your
fortune all for % cents at ODD Eel
lows hall, Thursday evening, April
20, by the Loyal Mystic Legion OF
America.
Among The Greeley people who
went to Denver last Thursday to hear
the Savage Grand Opera company
were Mrs. NJ. A. Bunker, Miss phyl-
lis Wolfe, George d. Horne, j, Il.
Whiteman.
Twenty ladies of the Unity Circle
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Shep-
ard, Of llO6 Fifteenth street, last
Thursday afternoon, on the occasion
of the twenty fifth anniversary of the
couples wedding.
For the benefit of their customers
who did not get in Saturday Oh ac-
count of the storm, the ParE Mer-
chandise company will run remnants,
canned goods and ribbons in their
Bargain Booth next Saturday only.
Mark Jones, manager Of th Good
man s. Neill clothing store at Boise,
Idaho, will be in Greeley next Sat
urday. Here he will be Joined by 5.
NJ. Goodman, and together the two
will 90 east to buy goods for the two
Dig stores.
Thomas ". Jaycox OF Denver, mas
been appointed by Governor McDon-
aid to succeed Prof. l.. G. Carpenter
as state engineer. Mr.. Jaycox has
been connected with the office OF the
state engineer for the past two years
and is spoken of as very efficient
man.
The Modern Brotherhood of Amer
lea have leased the upper floor of the
Currier building at the corner of
Ninth avenue and Seventh street
and are remodeling it for lodge
room. This order is in prosperous
and has upwards of sixty
members in Greeley.
Coroner Macy was called to Fort
Lupton Tuesday afternoon to investi-
gate the death OF Mrs. Mary Sepold
wife of Bernhard Sepold, who died
suddenly there Tuesday morning
She died without the attendance ola
physician. Heart disease was found
= ho tho oauca of death
Miss Phyllis Wolfe, teacher of
voice, three years student in the /
New England Conservatory of Music
and international Training School
for Vocalists, Boston, will meet and
advise with those musically inclined
Voices tried free. 1Ol4 Seventh av-
enue. Bell phone 365-Red.
l have Is sample books of.wall
paper. These books contain 400
patterns, the largest stock carried by
any retail dealer in Colorado. Buy
ing in such large quantities, shipping
in car lots, | can give better prices
than anyone can possibly give you.
G. D. Horne.
III. j. Doten, of l423 Eleventh
street returned to Greeley last sun
day, after month spent in central
Illinois. He says it is the driest
spring they have seen in Illinois for
23 years. Where ordinarily the roads
are absolutely impossible for mud
during the month of March, this year
they are dry and dusty.
Inquire of the person showing YOU
wall paper il the price quoted is by
single roll or double. There are a
great many being taken in on this
deal. Single roll of paper is s yds
double is l6 yds. You can only lind
out by asking if price is by double or
single roll. G. b. Horne.
Mrs. A. W. Waddle last Saturday
evening fell and broke her left arm
just above the wrist and also injured
her back severely. She was walking
through the back yard after dark,
and her foot caught in a clothesline
that was lying on the ground DR..
J.. X. Miller wa. called in to attend
her.
!. Capt. ii. III. Roberts of the Second |
L, S. Infantry, stationed at Fort |
Logan. and Capt. Charles b. Lewis,
assistant <quartermaster general,
were in Greeley yesterday, and last
evening inspected Company d. Tues
day evening they were at Fort Nor
gan, and tonight they will inspect
the company at Loveland.
Don't buy the secondhand pianos
being offered for new; some of them
have been sold three or four times each
before you get them. When the case
has been retinished you cannot tell}
how old the action may be. Buy the
Henry F. Miller piano, new from
factory at less price than the second |