The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-10

Mrs. Minnie Abbott spent seyera,
Gays last week In Denver.
Free art needle work lessons b,
Miss Smith at Demorest's store.
Everyone says our candies at l5c a
pound are wonder. Noah's Ark.
Engraved calling cards and wed.
olhg stationery at the Tribune
office.
Mrs. A. X. Clark visited over
Sunday with her parents in Fort
Lupton.
Extension tables from s6 up to
$40 A nice PEDESTAL table for sl6 at
Leiper Bros.
Edward Chaddick arrived in
Greeley last week and is visiting his
wife and sons.
Miss Bertha Van Cleave leaves to-
day for visit with relatives at
Wilsonville, Nebraska.
Swan Johnson, who clerks for Lof-
gren Brothers, is spending his vaca-
tion at Bertrand, Nebraska.
Mrs. w. R. Roy and two children,
Jack and Dorothy, Of Eaton visited
relatives In Greeley several days last
week.
Mrs. Howard Kennedy of Windsor
visited several days last week at the
homes OF her brothers, A. J. and P.
w. Allen.
Mrs. Wilfred Bliss and son went
to Denver Sunday for visit with
Mrs. Bliss parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Mitchell.
The ladies Of the First Presbyter,
ian church will serve their 25c sup
per in the church chapel May 11th
from, 5 to 8 O'Clock. Everybody in
| vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loomin were
In Greeley last Thursday and visited
the Normal. Mr.. Loomln is super
intendent of the North Side schools
in Pueblo.
James Brown of London, Ontario,
arrived in Greeley last week. Mr..
Brown is brother to Mrs. D. J.
March and will make an extended
visit in Colorado.
Mrs. W. D. Stewart is suffering
from lame foot. She dropped her
scissors last Saturday and the point
went through her shoe and inflicted
a painful injury on her foot.
I have plenty of money for good
farm loans at 6 to per cent.
Privilege of paying off part or all be-
fore maturity. Private money. also
city loans. A. M. McClenahan.
Mrs. E. E. Paul of Denver visited
her daughter, Mrs. w. L. Clayton
last week. She was accompanied on
her return by little Jenevieve Clay
ton who will visit two weeks in
Denver.
Mrs. Herbert D. King was called
to her home in Denver 2ast Thursday
by the illness of her husband. Mrs.
King had been visiting in Greeley
week with her sister-in.law, Mrs.
Ralph King.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Withey left
last Thursday for a months visit
with relatives in St. Louis. They
hope the short stay in lower alti-
tude will be beneficial to Mrs.
Withey's health.
Mrs. Anna Cummings left last
Friday for a stay in the country ne; r
Hardin. Mrs. Cummings is suffer-
ing from hay fever and hopes to OBJ
tain relief by going to the plains,
away from the budding trees.
Last Friday afternoon the East
Side Hotel, owned by B. S. Hudson,
was struck by lightning. The build
ing was not greatly damaged. Miss
Evaline Hudson, fourteen years old,
was badly shocked but not seriously
injured.
Mrs. McGill, department president
of the Woman's Relief Corp, was in
Greeley last week making arrange
ments for the convention coming
here next month. While in Greeley
Mrs. McGill was the guest of Mrs.
Kate Hanna.
Frank Braucht. who taught school
in the Philippines four years, gave
an illustrated lecture on the Philip
pines IN the Normal chapel last Fri
day evening. The views shown were
from pictures taken by MIR. braucht
when he was there.
MIR, and Mrs T.. NJ. Langan who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. >.
T.. BARTLETT left last Tuesday morn
ing for their home in Des Molnes'
Iowa, by way of Denver and kansas
| ,.. Ubey vxere accom- panied as far