The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-22

iiile ana lowest price.
Mrs. e. b. Soaring of Fort Collins
Is visiting friends in Greeley.
IL you want a good farm see Cor
nelius & Rhodes, Evans, Colo.
visit the. japanese tea. room..at the
congregational church March ist. Z"
Mrs. Floyd Peralta of Eaton
visited friends in Greeley last week.
Do you want Colorado's best t,our
TRY Pride OF the Rockies. Red Front.
MIR. and Mrs. N. d. Bartholomew
leit this week for trip to Old
Mexico.
We are sole agents for Wedding
breakfast, Mocha and Java coffee.
Red Front.
Joseph Ward came over from
Boulder Saturday for visit with his
nephew, F. A. Gates.
Don't forget the bazaar at Park
Congregational church, afternoon
and evening of March lst.
The Presbyterian ladies' will serve
one of their good suppers at the
church next Tuesday, Feb. 27.
Mrs. Charles Vinson ,.of Kansas
City is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Williams, for short
time
Baird & Bradford are still making
new suits and doing repairing and
cleaning. Give them a call at 722
Eighth avenue.
Gray Bartlett of Fort Morgan was
up from that town for few days the
past week, visiting his old friend,
Charles knelley.
The next meeting of the w. c. 7.
U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
Bliss, 1923 Ninth street, Tuesday,
Feb. 81, at , 30 p. m.
Harry II. Shaw left last Saturday
for business trip east. Mr.. Shaw
will visit various cities in the east
and be absent several weeks.
Clarence Consigny returned to his
home in Denver last Sunday after a
weeks stay in Greeley. Mr.. Con-
signy is friend Of S. P. Saunders.
Miss Caroline Miles returned to
Denver Sunday, after visit with her
friend, Mrs. W. L. CLAYTON. Miss
Miles and Mrs. Clayton were scnool-
mates.
l have plenty of money for good
farm loans at 6 to I per cent.
Privilege Of paying off part or all be-
fore maturity. Private money, also
city loans. A. NJ. McClenahan.
Have moved my coal office to sl9H
Seventh street. City scales after
Feb. %. Best Reliance coal $3.50
per ton. Bell phone 1877, Greeley
Ind. phone 81 main. Charles T.
Leake.
Herman Kruse moved from his
ranch to L. A. Rights ranch, far
ther east, this week. Mr.. kruse s
ranch will be farmed by his brother
who will arrive here soon from
Minnesota.
Miss Emma Poirson Of Silver
Plume visited with her sister, Miss
Louise Poirson, in Fort Collins a
few days and came to Greeley Tues
day. She is now visiting her sister
here, Mrs. Frank Ollie.
The 500 club was very delightfully."-
entertained last Tuesday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. S. p. Saunders
The afternoon was spent with theil
tayorite game after which dainty re-
fresbments were served by the hos
| tess.
We are pleased to announce Miss
Donahoe who is now buying oul
snrinp millinery will be with us
again this season. Our stock Will DC
the most complete and ..up-to-date il
Weld county. Watch for our open
ing date. Red Front.
Rev. II. L. Humphrey of Long
mont came over to Greeley MONDAY
and Tuesday he purchased the COT
tage at 1925 Seventh avenue OF MI
stevenson for 81, 200. Rev. Hum
phery will bring his family and take
nossession OF the house March To-
when he will begin his dutles as
nastor of the Christian church here.
Our sale on Red Alaska salmon
loc, Swift's Pride soap, 10 bars 2oc )
Yeast Foam, two packages sc; sweet
corn, four cans 25c; is still on ana an
will continue for few days. we
want the people of northern COLORADO
TO know that we are not AFRAID OF
anv competitors, and that our prices
set the pace. Lofgren Bros.-Ihe