The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-10

ca ASOoh SlUTe.
! we only carry the best rubber
boots and Dam canvass. Red Front.
Mrs. William Miner went IN
Eaton Friday for short visit with
friends.
Shaw's carpet store has a complete
line OF carpets, lace curtains, limo
leums and window shades.
If you want to get the best STYLES,
prices and qualities in carpets you
will Of course go to Shaw's carpet
store.
Parties desiring to reach trade of
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad in the Eaton
Herald.
Rev. and Mrs. J. W. King we're
called to Eaton Monday by the death
OF Mr.. Kings sister, Mrs. Mollie
Whedmire.
We are sole agents for Longmont
Pride Of the Rockies, Colorados
best flour, and Wedding Breakfast
| COllee. ISeu L rOnU.
We have beautiful line of very
tine summer dress goods at prices,
lower than can be found anywhere
else. Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
1t is time for that spring suit, un-
less you want to be out of season.
Let the Sharples Tailoring COM
pany, 7l519 Main street, take your
measure at once.
j. W. Dillon, the nurseryman,
has good assortment of shade and
fruit trees, rose bushes, dahlias and
other Towering plants. Nursery
West Fifth street.
Mrs. Edwin Coles sold their home
on Normal Hill to John McCreery
last week and gave possession Satur-
day. Mrs. Coles and son, Joe, will
remain in Greeley until June when
they will leave for California to join
Mr.. Coles.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. b. Wyatt were
in Denver few days ago and selected
q ihohNSi iol lilCil IO" lCoiuChSO
from the Denver Mantel g. Tile Co.
We are proud of the modern resi-
dences being built in Greeley by our
fellow citizens.
The school election was held last
Monday. Mrs. FeZer's term as di
rector expired and w. c. Thomas,
the only candidate, was elected in
her place. Mr.. Thomas was prin-
cipal of the Greeley high school in
1880 when the first class graduated.
The seniors of the Normal held
their last regular class meeting
last Thursday evening at the Nor
NAL. One feature of the program
was display of wax works. j. G.
Kendel was dressed to impersonate
the madame and introduced the fig
ures. After the program light re-
freshmnets were served and an hour
or more spent in dancing.
The tastes of thieves are as varied
as their opportunities. A few even
ings ago some parties climbed the
poles of the Greeley Light & Power
company in the alley near Pier
Brothers old store and stole about
, one hundred feet of live wire. Will
liam Mayher, manager of the COM
pany, is Offering $50 reward for the
arrest and conviction of the culprits.
Mrs. H. Reynolds was the charm
ing hostess of the 500 club and few
outside guests at her home last
| Thursday afternoon. Although not
member of the 500 club Mrs. Rey-
nolds royalty entertained the ladies.
After playing their favoIite game
delicious refreshments we're served.
The outside guests were Mesdames
Harvey Parker, John McCutcheon
and Miss Mary McCutcheon.
f. E. Baker & Co., Sl3 Eighth
avenue. is the new real estate and
loan office opened up opposite the
postotlce. F. E. Baker, who has
been favorably known in business in
Greeley for over twenty years, will
have entire charge of its business
done in Colorado. Mr.. Baker has
made study of irrigation and water
resources for the government and
the different railroads for a number
of wears in view work. We bespeak
for him large and successful real
estate business as he well deserves.
Five hundred carloads or $50, 600
bushels of potatoes remain in the
Greeley district from last season S
crop and there is good prospect now
that the growers will receive an eX-
cellent price for them fIom buyers
in the Sacramento valley, California.
The scarcity of foodstuils on the
Pacific coast has brought bids OF
p hundred pounds. Dealers