The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-18
An kinds OF new pickles at Marks

All kInuS OF new pickles ~ 40
market.
New mackerel. ten cents piece,
at Marks market.
Peter Pan hats and shirt waists.
The latest. Red Front.
We are still IN business. Lots Of
fruit. Nuff sed. The Evans Fruit
company.
Harry Sturdevant and d. G. Cassil
OF the Park Merchandise store spent
Sunday In Denver.
Mrs. N. f. Cheeseman entertains
large company of lady friends at
her home this afternoon.
just received, good line OF cheaper
wall paper, SC, 7Ac, 1oc and l2Hc
the single roll, at Horne's.
John West and Guy Watson OF the
School of Mines came to Greeley last
Tuesday for a few days. visit.
Clothes pins, the finest in the
land, 5 cents for five dozen, for Sat-
urday only. The Golden Eagle.
5. J. Peery and J. c. Wylie last
Monday cold their eighty acre farm
near Nantes to Phillip Lorenz.
The w. G. T. q. will meet Oct.
90 at the home Of Mrs. j. w. King,
1910 Eighth avenue, at 2:30 o'clock.
We have received our first lot Of
bulbs. Plant soon to have in bloom
at Christmas. W. II. Soaring
greenhouse.
Mrs. L. E. Frank returned 10 her
home In Canon City, last Tuesday
morning after short visit with her
daughter. Miss Mary Frank.
Duck sheep-lined and leather coats
all kinds Of underwear for men,
women and children. Overshoes and
warm goods of all kinds. Red
Front.
Ed Jenkins was one of the large
onion raisers this season, harvesting
1885 sacks on five acres of ground, or
$50 sacks to the acre. The onions
we're raised on the A. w. James
place southeast of Evans.
Plenty of spring chickens at Marks
market.
Mrs. G. A. Patterson and little
son went to Denver Tuesday morn
ing to meet cousin, Miss Laura
Lindley, Of Bedford, Iowa. After
spending a few days In Denver they
will come to Greeley and Miss Lind
ley. will visit here several weeks.
Miss Goldy jackson, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Evans. was
eleven years old Oct. and invited
eighteen girl friends to come and
help her celebrate the event. The
afternoon was spent with games
after which refreshments were
served.
Fred Smith stopped off here for
few hours Sunday to accompany his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Smith,
who started Monday morning for
visit on the Pacific coast at Los An
geles. Calf. They stopped at Eaton
to attend the wedding of their grand
daughter, May Cobb.
The high school students held q
football rally last Friday evening on
the Meeker grounds. An immense
bonfire was built and the crowd had
a jolly time singing songs and prac-
ticing class yells for the next days
game with Cheyenne. About eight
hundred young people were present.
Mrs. d. E. Gray entertained the
Unique club at her home last Mon
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent In the usual way, playing 500,
and refreshments were served by the
hostess. The twelve members were
present with the exception OF Mrs
Bills, whose place was filled by Mrs.
G. H. Ramsay.
The Phi Delta Psi Sorority met
last Thursday evening at the home
of Miss Myrna Barber. After the
business meeting program was
rendered and refreshments served.
All Of the members were present and
two visitors, Misses Ethel Weick and
Edna Barber. The next meeting
will be at the home Of Miss Miriam
Bunker.
Miss Ellis Meredith, the noted
authoress, Mrs. Conine and Mrs.
San Belford, prominent speakers
and club women of Denver. will be
in Greeley next Saturday and at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon will talk
along political lines at the home of
Senator Clayton. A ladies' demo-
cratic club will be organized. All
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