The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-05

tor Tuesday.
Our spring skirts, waists and silk
coats are swell. Red Front.
Demorest's millinery opening
seems to be the event of the season.
New goods coming in every week
at Leiper Bros. furniture store, 706-
$40 Ninth avenue.
Fifty pounds of sweet pea seed to
be given away absolutely free at our
store. Star Grocery.
Clifton Wyatt went to Wheatland,
Wyoming, last Friday for ten days
stay at the Wishard Cattle Co. IS
ranch.
( Misses Eva Fulwider and Sophia
Cooley, two of Denver's teachers,
spent last week in Greeley visiting
friends.
We will have good stock of car.
nations and other cut flowers for
Easter at W. H. Searing's. Please
leave orders early.
Figure your lumber and building
material bills with the BARTLETT
Lumber Co. They ship lumber all
over the county and at very low
prices. .-..
The Sharples Tailoring company
has the largest line offspring suitings
in the city See them before order
ing your spring suit, 7l5H Main
street.
The new pipe organ for the First
Presbyterian church arrived last
Tuesday and the work of installing
the big instrument was commenced
at once.
Mrs. f. A. Holden and daughter,
Irene, of Denver arrived in Greeley
last Thursday and are visiting Mrs.
D. j. March. Mrs. Holden and
Mrs. March are sisters.
County Clerk Davis has changed
the office hours of that Office from 8
a. m. to p. m. to from a. m. to
p. m. These are the hours, which
under the law, offices of that kind
are supposed to be open.
The girls of the Y. w. G. A. of
the Normal to the number of 100 en-
joyed picnic last Tuesday afternoon
from to Z O'Clock in the gymnas-
ium of the Normal. A genuine pic
mic supper was served and good
time reported.
Don't fail to see our enormous
new stock of furniture and house
furnishings while it is complete.
We have just placed an additional
stock Of three carloads on our floors.
j. t. Clough Furniture company,
Greeley.
Miss Julia Coultrin of Jackson,
Mich. ,ahas started dancing classes at
) Greeley, Eaton, Ault and Windsor,
alternating between those cities.
She is assisted by Miss Florison Nc
Cord, daughter of Warren McCord Of
the Chicago g. Northwestern rail-
roadj as musician.
The Greeley Business college gave
one of their popular dances last Sat-
urday evening. "A feature of the
evening was prize waltz, Oscar
; Lofgren and Miss Eva Lyon winning
the prizes, each receiving handsome
watch fob. After the dancing re-
} freshments were served by the COL
lege girls.
Mrs. Fl. P. Manchester and daugh-
> ter, Lena, went to Denver last
! Thursday morning. On Saturday
/ they went to Boulder to attend the
? golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
3 L. Scott, some old time friends.
They will spend several days visiting
in Boulder and return to Greeley the
latter part of this week.
, W. A. Insinger had five loads Of
5 choice steers on the Denver market
this week from his feed lots near
! Greeley. They were sold to the
3 packers at 81. 55 with small cut
out, and weighed a little over LOO
pounds. Mr.. Insinger has about
eighty head of steers yet on feed
,, which he will send down little
+, later.
t Dick Brackenbury, the Denver
3 sheepman, is in Greeley this week
3 experimenting shipment Of ten cars
of fat sheep which he has sold for
parties near here to go to Portland,
:, Ore. Pacific coast slaughterers are
said to be short on mutton this year
and number of inquiries are being
received from that section by Colo
RADIO feeders.
} Last Saturday was the birthday OF
Miss Edith Harris and in the after
noon the girls of the Sigma Psi
0mera Sorority came In to help her