The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-01
Oxfords, The Phelps Shoe Store.

our weekly specials. Red Front,
The West Side Ladies' Aid Society
Will meet with Mrs. Tobias Mattox,
March I.
Meats and lard are on the rise
out we have a supply at the old
prices. Red Front.
Mrs. j. G. Rice Of Denver has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. George
West, the past ten days.
Parties desiring to reach trade of
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad In the Eaton
Herald.
The new walking skirts are In
and In great assortment at the
Ramsay Dry Goods company, success
sor to the Golden Rule.
1t was stated this week that DR..
Blake and family. who for some
time have made their home in Gree.
ley, would leave shortly for Spokane,
Wash.
Miss Ruth Brush came home from
Loveland for few days visit with
her father, j. L. Brush. Miss Brush
was accompanied by her friend, Miss
Elizabeth Dowell.
have been through my stock of
wall paper and bundled all remnants.
Now is the chance to get good
paper at one-third of its original
cost. George d. Horne.
Miss Ada Brush visited friends at
Colorado College, Colorado Springs,
several days last week. While there
Miss Brush attended the colonial
ball on Washington's birthday.
Rev. R. A. Carnine will speak in
the Evans lecture course Friday
evening of this week. His subject
will be on his tour through Europe.
The lecture will be Interestingly H.
lustrated with stereopticon views.
The 500 club was very pleasantly
entertained last Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Frank Ollie.
The eight club members with no
outside guests were present and an
enjoyable afternoon was spent. De-
licious refreshments we're served by
the hostess.
Miss Edith Heath came over from
Loveland Thursday morning for a
few days at home with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. H. P. Heath. The
Loveland teachers were given two
days vacation last week. Thursday
on account of Washington's birthday
and Friday to visit other schools.
The Greeley Driving club has al
ready asked and been granted per-
mission by the city council to hold
the fall races, August %, "a and 20
at Island Grove park. Taking 1t as
early as this in commencing prepara-
tions the meet at that time should
be even more successful than last
fall's.
Mrs. Frank Beeman and Mrs.
Emil B. Hatch gave thimble party
to the ladies Of the Relief Corps at
the home of the latter from 2:3o
until 5 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The decorations were red, white and
blue. The afternoon was spent with
fancy work and dainty refreshments
we're served. About forty guests
were present.
Conrad Claus, % years old, OF
Windsor, was kicked in the pit OF
the stomach by horse Tuesday
Afternoon and instantly killed. Ihe
vonne man and his father, Conrad
Claus, ST., were loading straw on a
wagon at the latter's ranch, three
miles from town, and were about TO
tie the load on with rope. Inc
father, having secured one SIDE,
threw the rope to his son. Ihe eho
struck one of the horses, and ne re-
taliated by kicking.
The girls of the senior class OF
the high school were royalty enter
tained by the senior boys last Ihurs-
day evening at the home OF MISS
Nellie Thompson. Miss Gertrude
Preston of the high school chaper-
oned the party. Progressive games
of various kinds were played. Inc
decorations we're suggestive OF George
Washington's day as was also the
dinner that was served at ten O'CLOCK
This was followed by toasts by oln-
erent members of the class. A jolly
time is reported.
Montrose Colo, Feb. Al. u
Holmes, assistant manager OF lhe
western Sugar and Land company
was in the city today looking after
the company's interests In this sec
tion. In discussing the beet sugar
sitnation Holmes stated that f. H.