The Greeley tribune., 1905-05-11

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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Brad
ley, May 3, son.
Buy home grown nursery stock of
the Greeley Nursery.
Miss Flora Tolbert spent last
Sunday with friends in Denver.
Miss Mary Daley left last Thurs.
day for months visit in California.
Some nice shade trees, all best
varieties, in sizes to suit, at Greeley
Nursery.
Mrs. Paul Gregory, left last Sun
day for Valley, Neb., to attend the
funeral OF her grandmother.
Mrs. Lee Carrel, and her cousin,
Miss Baldwin, of California spent
last week with friends in Denver.
Miss Sue Baldwin left last Sun.
day for her home in San Francisco,
after several months spent in
Greeley.
For buggy axles, tires, tire set
ting and rubber tires go to the Gen.
tral blacksmith shop, next door to
Van Sickles' livery stable.
David Bliss returned home last
week from Chicago, where he went
with shipment of sheep. He also
visited relatives in Iowa on his way
back.
Mrs. f. n. Sturdevant, OF Chey-
enne has been the guest of Mrs.
Clementine Hawes for few days.
Mrs. Sturdevant is former resident
of Greeley.
a large consignment of new music
has been received by the Greeley
band, which will be heard in Greeley
for the first time at the summer con-
certs this season.
The Union Pacific railroad Is
gravel ballasting its track from La
Sale to Carr. The gravel is really
a disentegrated red granite, taken
from Sherman Hill.
David Bell and David Bell, Jr.,
were in Cheyenne last week upon
cattle business in the Pine Bluff
country. They reported eight inches
of snow in Cheyenne last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Golden, living
east Of town enjoyed a visit from
Mr.. Golden's brother, j. E. Golden
and wife and daughter Harriett.
from Bradford, Pennsylvania, last
week.
In the college athletic meet In
Denver last Saturday, the State
Normal school was able to win only
one second place, thus scoring three
points. Alexander did the business
for this school.
The Eaton Library association last
week filed articles of incorporation
in the office of the county clerk.
The incorporators are Mesdames, r.
NJ. Haythorn, T. II. Daley, E. G.
Steele, II. E. Hogue, and ]. F. Cotf-
| man.
Fred Bright, from the Highland
lake country was arrested last weel
by Sheriff Florence on charge O.
criminally assaulting Mrs. william
Wilson, his cousin. Bright is now
in the county Jail awaiting a trial
on that charge.
Last Thursday the price of pota.
toes suddenly took the first upwarG
fight for many weeks. The advance
was from five to ten cents a hundred
pounds, the cause being Slightly
better demand in several of the ole
markets for Greeley spuds.
The Greeley Abstract company has
filed articles of incorporation in the
office of the county clerk. Fred E
Smith, Edwin F. Coddingham anG
Victor w. Connor are the incorpora.
tors. The company will do a general
abstract and real estate business.
The First Methodist church OF
Johnstown has filed articles of in,
corporation in the county clerk s
office. The incorporators are A. II.
Morrison, A. c. Albee and II. j.
Parrish. The corporation is author.
lied to hold property to the value OF
So, 600.
Mark Ballard of Eaton and Miss
Cora Giltner of Boise, Idaho, were
quietly married in Denver, April 26.
Mr.. Ballard has been employed fol
some time in the City Drug Store at
Eaton and has many friends there.
The young folks will make their
home in Eaton.
Miss Phyllis Wolfe, teacher OF
voice, three years a student in the
New England Conservatory of Music
and International Training School
for Vocalists, Boston, will meet and
n6yiSo with those muSically inclined