The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-24

TUESDAY, returning Wednesday. .
Buttons. Buttons. We got them.
Attend our sale Monday next. Red
Front.
Crawford lot ale now on. See
oanborn & Houston who guarantee
the price for year.
Sanborn & Houston have sold over
S32, ZOO worth Of lots. Choice loca.
tions still on sale this week.
Please send in your flower orders
1or Decoration Day early. W. H.
Soaring, 7l2 Thirteenth street.
Illustrated lecture on life in the
philippines by F. e. Braucht In
Baptist church next Monday evening.
Miss Clara Love came down from
Fort Collins last Friday for a few
days visit with her sister, Miss Helen
Love.
There will he preaching at Lucerne
by Rev. o. W. Gauss Sunday even
ings at 1880. Subject next Sunday {:
THE Young Mans Luck"
Harry Thurlby has rented the
south part of the Sutor building and
Is having it fitted up for jewelry
store. Mr.. Thurlby was jeweler
In Carson, Iowa, for eighteen years.
Stereopticon views of life III the
Philippines accompany the lecture
on the islands by f. E. Braucht in
the Baptist church next Monday
evening. Lecture begins at 8 O'Clock
sharp.
Miss Edith Garrigues came down
from Denver Saturday for short
visit with her father, J. E. Garri-
CUES. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Byrde Garrigues, of Kansas
City and Miss Willrose Carson of
Denver. D..
Walter Bliss was acquitted last
Monday evening by the jury in the
district court that had heard the
case brought by Miss Ethel Bradley,
charging a statutory offense. This
was the second trial of the case, the
first resulting In a disagreement.
]. M. Peterson. known from the
Missouri river to Frisco as the pop
corn man, runs fine stand on Ninth
street, where the finest corn can al
ways be had. A choice collection of
fruits for Sundays. Soft drinks al.
ways cool and quenching. Don't
forget to patronize the pop corn
man.
The third and fourth grades of the
Normal model schools entertained
their teachers and parents in a very
pleasing manner last Thursday after
noon. The party was held in one of
the Laboratories which was prettily
decorated for the occasion. Dainty
refreshments were served during the
afternoon.
Are you thinking of buying
plano. G. D. Horne will sell you a
Henry F. Miller cheaper than the
price asked for cheap grades. These
pianos are good for life time.
There are in Greeley Henry F. Mil
Ter pianos that have been used Is
years and are still fine pianos. Buy
the best.
Mrs. L. Fay Malone (nee Miss
Irene Juneman) of Madison, Ne
braska, arrived in Greeley last Sun
day and is visiting with Mrs. A. L.
Meyer and Mrs. W. R. Patterson.
Mrs. Malone is enroute to LaGrande,
Oregon, where she intends to remain
for month or so, then return to
her home in Nebraska.
Mrs. Haffey, the right worthy
grand matron Of Colorado, made her
annual visit to the Eastern Star
chapter here last Saturday evening.
The work of the chapter was in
spected and two candidates were
initiated. After the meeting a
musical program was rendered and
dainty refreshments served.
On last Friday, May IS, Mrs. d.
M. Lovill passed the sOth milestone
of her life. Mrs. T. G. Williams
and Mrs. F. H. Badger gave little
surprise party for her at the home OF
Mrs, Williams. Seventeen OF Mrs.
Lovill's most. intimate friends were
present. The evening was spent
with cards and games and refresh
ments we're served by the hostess.
The girls of the Sunshine Society,"
numbering twenty -one, gave party
last Saturday evening at the home OF
Miss Mayme Wyatt. The girls had
MANNED to entertain the Berthoud
Sunshine Society but they we're un-
able TO come. The evening was
md un