The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-26

iruits aO lhe Greeley Nurseries or
1925 Tenth street.
At the Brown Cafe, Monday even.
ing, April 30, the next meeting and
banquet OF the Commercial Club.
We will give valuable coupons at
our opening next Saturday. Evans
Fruit company, Coronado building.
Free punch and valuable coupons
at our great opening Saturday.
Evans Fruit company, Coronado
building.
We can show you % styles and
sizes of refrigerators and at prices
that are right. McCutcheon Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. S. P. Saunders is in Idaho
Springs trying to escape the attack
of hay fever from which she suffers
every spring.
Mrs. I. o. Glazler. Mrs. Frost and
Mrs. Frank Barnett attended the
Baptist missionary convention in
Denver this week.
We expect Monday to be the ban
ner day in Greeley. Do you. buying
on that date and swell the relief
fund. Red Front.
Mr.. land Mrs. II. H. Croll and
family left yesterday for month or
six weeks rest at Buffalo, New York,
and Pennsylvania points.
Cal up 300 Weld, over the Bell,
and we will bring you the freshest
and best groceries to be had in Gree
ley. Crabb, 9l6 Ninth avenue.
The j. S. Johnson jewelry COM
pany of Denver, with Roland NJ.
Turner as manager, will open a new
iewelry store in the new Coronado
building as soon as the room is ready
for occupancy.
Misses Efie Chappelow and Flor
ence Devote left Denver Wednesday
for Guanajuato, Old Mexico, where
they will spend two or three months.
Miss Deyotie's brother, Frank De.
Votie, is living at Guanajuato. |.
A letter from E. ]. Carver, the
veteran Greeley newspaper man,
who, with his wife, recently left for
permanent residence in southern
California, states that he has arrived
at Elsinore, and is we'll pleased with
the country.
At the last weeks meeting of the
city council it was decided to extend
the water mains on Sixth avenue
from Fourteenth to Fifteenth streets.
Another extension will be of 600
feet west from Fourteenth avenue on
Seventh street.
Miss Carrie Ashby entertained in
formally company of young people
last Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. j. L. Painter. The evening
was spent with cards, 500 being the
game played. Refreshments we're
served and pleasant time reported.
Messrs. Frank Watt and Geo.
Kavanagh, tile settlers for the Dem
yer Mantel & Tile Co., are in our
city doing the tile work for the
Greeley Investment company's new
building. This is building that
the people of Greeley are proud of,
as the owners are using modern i'm
provements.
City Councilmen Wilson, Barber,
Jacobs and Stroll and Consulting
Engineer Anderson went to Fort
Collins last Friday to look over the
neadworks for the new city water
system. They were accompanied by
John O'Boy lie and B. W. Vedder of
Grand Junction who are looking up
water matters for that city.
j. W. Neal, who most Greeley
people know as the popcorn man,
from his long management of the
popcorn stand at the corner of
Eighth avenue and Eighth street
will next Saturday open large
racket goods store in the new Coron-
ado building. The store will be
known as the Golden Eagle.
John E. Rocho Of the Red Front
grocery has devised novel scheme
for assisting the San Francisco fam
inc sufferers. He did not donate
on the first call for aid, but instead
is advertising extensively charity
sale for next Monday at which he
will give 10 per cent of the gross re-
ceipts in every department OF the
store. This amount will be sent to
Frisco for the benefit of the unfor-
| tunateS.
Mrs. Frank Ollie entertained the
500 club in a pleasant manner at her
home last Tuesday afternoon. After
an hour or more spent with their
favorite game delicious refreshments
we're served by the hostess. The