The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1906-08-30

First class patterns sold at room l.
Tribune building.
i Miss Bessie Patterson expects TO
teach In the Leadville school this
winter.
Best place to buy your school
books and supplies is at Horne's
Book store.
When you get ready to buy potato
baskets don't forget you can get wire
baskets of Thompson.
Call at room /, Tribune building,
and get ladies' fall or winter hats
cheap for the next few days.
Miss Ina Hawkins of Berthoud who
has been visiting Mrs. George Ven
ables returned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Probert of Erie left for
her home last Monday after few
days. visit with Charles Davis and
family.
Mrs. Robert Orr who has been
spending couple OF months visiting
at Ainsworth, Ia, returned home
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The Graphic Club will resume its
work again the second Monday In
September. at the home of Mrs. j.
A. Taylor, 90l Sixth street.
Home cooking, baked beans, brown
bread, tea biscuit and hot coffee
served all day Saturday, Sept. l, by
the Royal Highlanders at the Star
Grocery.
Israel Putnam Of Boston was In
our city and in speaking to a reporter
said he never saw such values In
Boston as Phelps is Offering at his
sale of summer goods.
Herbert Patterson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Giffel took the train
Monday morning for their home In
Hotchkiss, Colo, after months
visit in Kansas City and Greeley.
l have first class stock of fall
and winter millinery in room l,
Tribune building. that will be sold
at bargain. Now is your chance
to buy a stylish fall or winter hat
cheap.
Wellington Howard was in Greeley
attending Harvest Day festival and
also buying horses for the beet haf-
vest on the Howard and Jarvis farm
near Weldon. He expects fair crop
from the y acres of beets.
Miss Zada Pechin who has spent
most of the summer in Greeley lett
last Friday for Fowler. Miss Pechin
is Normal graduate and has taught
several years. This year she will
take rest and keep house for her
brother.
W. II. Delbridge, wife and daugh
ter, who have been spending about a
month at Grand junction returned
home the latter part of last week.
Mr.. Delbridge has again taken up
his headquarters at the Sanborn &
Houston office.
Bertha Whitman of Ashton went
to St. Paul to attend family re-
union held at j. E. Whitman's
Aug. l6. She reports safe journey
and a lovely time. She will, In COM
pany with many cousins, visit other
points of interest.
Mr., and Mrs. George Newly stop
ped over for few days visit last
week with Mr.. Newbv's sister, Mrs.
Charles Davis. They left last Mon.
day for theil home in Cripple Creek.
They had been on camping trip
through Routt county and other
parts OF the mountains for seven
weeks.
Prof. Axel E. Johnson and family
vino have been visiting Mrs. John
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Howard, returned to Ell Moro, Colo
RADIO, last Sunday. Prof. johnson
taught school at Ell Moro last year
and will occupy the same position
this year.
Mrs. ]. j. McCabe and daughter,
Nellie, of Boulder were in Greeley
last week. Mr.. McCabe is owner of
the Boulder Iron Works. The ladies
were much pleased with Greeley and
left Friday for Num- where they
have farming interests, for two
weeks stay.
Little Jeanette Nichols, daughter
OF james II. Nichols, arrived In
Greeley from Bellows Falls, VT.
last Tuesday, having come the $500
miles alone. She wore a tag upon
which was written Direct me to
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was taken care Of by conductors on