The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-06
Little Local
Craig's for Christmas presents.

Craig's for Christmas presents.
Coming-The Tivoli Opera Co.
Snowflake potatoes for sale. In.
quire of r. r. Bliss, independent
phone.
You will find great variety OF
new framed pictures at Stover's
Book Store.
Advanced sale on dolls at G. ID.
Hornets. Buy now and have plenty
Of time to dress them.
Mrs. Charles Bartholomew and
Mrs. Ross Riggs went to Ault last
Wednesday for few days. visit with
relatives.
The ". G. Il. u. will meet next
Tuesday, Dec. II, at the home OF
Mrs. w. II. II. Bliss, Ninth street,
at 2:3o p. m.
School has been opened in the
fin. new school building at Kersey.
The building is one of the b6t OF
its kind in the county.
Mrs. /. N. Stewart of Sunnyside
was one OF several Thanksgiving Wis
itors at the home of L. Fl. Harrison.
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Harrison are
sisters.
The Elwell Kitchen Cabinet is the
handiest piece of kitchen furniture
made. Comes In several styles and
varying prices. See the Clough Fur
niture Co.
Miss Eta Luther will leave next
Wednesday for Portland, Ore., where
she expects to stay. She may either
60 into hospital or take up her
work of private nursing.
Buy your tickets in advance for
the Joseph G. Camp lecture next
Monday evening. Second number In
Tribune lecture course. Season
tickets 81, single number so cents.
A few bargains in clocks at Glaz-
ier's: One $50. 90 bronze for S35. 90,
one $40. 90 onyx for $50. 90, one s25.O 90
art for sl7.00, ,one $500 gold for
of these bargains.
Father Casey gave box party to
the choir girls Of St. Peters church
last Monday evening at The Merry
Wives of Windsor. - There were
fourteen guests, chaperoned by Mrs.
r. F. Cahill. Mrs. d. r. Macarthur
and Mrs. Matt Ryan.
Mrs. E. B. Hatch entertained a
company of young people Wednesday
evening, Nov. 2s, for her sister, Miss
Fay Harrison. The party was in
honor of Miss Harrison's birthday.
The entire force of clerks from the
Ramsay Dry Goods Co. was invited
and delightful evening was spent.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. George Dauth was the hostess
of a delightful party last Saturday
afternoon in honor of her friend,
Miss Elizabeth Ramey OF Denver
The affair was very informal but
thoroughly enjoyable. The after
noon was spent with games and vari
Gus amusements, and light refresh
ments were served by the hostess
Almost twenty young ladies were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Southard en-
tertained a company of friends with
an elaborate dinner party last Satur
day evening. The menu which was
perfect in every appointment was
served at 6 80 O'Clock and the even
ing was spent playing 500. The
VIM Mayher. Bruce Eaton, II. IL. /
Shaw, DR.. Frank Ollie and Mrs.
Mary Ollie.
We always lead In low prices,
Others cannot and dare not meet
them. Compare and see. Best hams
Ice, bacon lie, salt side l2c, 10 lbs. .
best lard Sl.25, best crackers 6Jac, .
gallons oil SOC, big can Of tomatoes
l0c, new English walnuts l71sc .
stock. fish l5c, pound choice prunes
l0c. bell ileuer apples Sl.60 per box, .
pure buckwheat flour SC, genuine
maple sap. If you want the best
flour made try Morning Glory. We
can sell you gallon fruits cheaper
than others can buy them. We are
after the cash buyer. Red Front.
If you wish to drive dull care .
away and forget the blues, don
fail.to see the slaughable three act
musical farce comedy success, MY
Wife's F'amily,' from the pen Ol .