The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-15
Little Locals.

Main street.
! Next Saturday afternoon Francis
Willard memorial will be held at
the home of Mrs. Baker corner OF
Fifth street and Eleventh avenue.
All are invited.
Mrs. John Rocho has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Long
mont. Boulder and Denver the past
week, leaving John and the boys to
keep bachelors hall.
Mortimer Neill has been suffering
the past two weeks with gatherings
in his ears which made 1T necessary
to have two operations performed.
He is now improving.
Rev. T, C. Brockway, Unitarian
pastor, temporarily occupying the
Gillespie residence will move to 1919
Eighth street when the Tayors va
cate, so that hereafter this will be
the Unitarian parsonage.
Mrs. Hattie Jabes of Casey, Iowa,
will arrive in Greeley today for a
visit with her brother, j. A. Alex
ander Mrs. Jabes has been visiting
daughter liz Grand Junction and
stops here on her way home.
Miss Dora Lake OF Georgetown
arrived in Greeley Monday for a
two weeks visit with Miss Bessie
Smith. Monday evening Miss Smith
gave chatting dish party in honor of
her guest. A dozen girls were pres
ent and a jolly time enjoyed.
This is the place you hear so much
about, and in order to keep the
people coming we are going to give
away, absolutely free without any
Strings" 1000 cans of baking pow
der. Did you get postal card from
US? If not. send in your address by
telephone, If you cannot call your
self, and we will mail you one. The
Star Grocery.
The congregation of the United
Presbyterian church held special
meeting Wednesday evening and
chose two additional elders. They
were DIR. ]. X. Miller and Charles
Waddle. After this meeting the
Ladies Missionary society had a
thanks offering, which was followed
by social time with refreshments
and visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Lucas had
fo ilx of tlair lnS
Sunday. This was the first time in
thirteen years the family had all
been together. Those present were
J. r. Lucas of st. Louis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Tarlton of Glidden,
Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Godfrey
of LaSalle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira B.
Lucas, Jess and Charles Lucas.
Floyd Buckly the paroled prisoner
from Canon City, who was serving
thirty days sentence in the county
Jail for robbiug his roommate in
Windsor short time ago, was taken
back to the pen last Tuesday, an
officer from that institution coming
up after him. Buckly recently beat
up the Chinaman confined in the
Jail, and it was largely on this ac-
count that he was sent home.
E. J. Price came over from Love-
land last Saturday. Mr.. Price was
a resident of Greeley for many years
but recently he and his son-in-law,
Frank Sutor, have been in the
grocery and bakery business in Love-
land. They have just sold out and
expect to leave soon for Knoxville,
Tennessee, hoping the lower altitude
will prove beneficial to the health of
both Mrs. Price and Mrs. Sutor.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. B. r. Williams gave a tea
party with..a dozen of their neighbors
and friends as guests. The evening
was passed with guessing contest
and a pleasant time was enjoyed by
all. Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames: Chester Blunt, Frank
Blunt, Leroy S. Carpenter. Will
Tinker, David Kelley, and Mesdames
N. ID. Bartholomew and r. ID. Nc
Lucas.
Did you get a postal card from
the Star Grocery asking you to call
and get can of baking powder abso-
lutely free? If not, send or tele.
phone us your address and we will
mail you one. We are going to give
away LOCO cans of baking powder to
the public. Remember you are not
obliged to make any purchase what
ever, simply return US the postal
cards, and carry off the baking pow
der. Lofgren Bros.
The Seniors of the Normal high
school had "a jolly time at their
valentine party last Friday evening.