The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25

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Miss Mary Hottell of Fort Collins
Is visiting her friend, Miss Mariory
Webb, this week.
90 to the Elite, next to Brown
Cafe, for pipes, cigars, tobacco and
smokers supplies. Asmus & Son.
George Sanford is up from Denver
installing the heating plant in the
new block, corner Ninth avenue and
Ninth street.
ID. c. Muth, formerly with w. f.
Lester, has gone into business for
himself, having bought out Woods
Brothers bicycle repair shop.
Miss Mary G. Brehm, president of
the Illinois w. G. T. U., will be in
Greeley today and will lecture in the
Congregational church this evening.
John France, who has been gard
ening in the Plumb bottoms, is put
ting up buildings on his recently
purchased farm on the S. L. w.
ranch.
Harry Rasmussen, brother Of
Charles Rasmussen, the dray man,
, has lately bought 100 acres of the
S. l.. w. ranch and expects to move
out there about March l.
Mrs. Abbie I. Houghton has pur-
chased small farm and garden tract
from the S. l.. w. ranch company
where she and her children will
make their home during the summer.
William Lee has resigned as
deputy sheriff and will start shortly
for the Pacific coast in the hopes of
being benefited in health by the
change. His family will remain in
Greeley for the present.
Having purchased the meat market
formerly conducted by Rissler &
Platt, have assumed all of their
bills, and all those knowing them
selves indebted to this firm should
also make settlement with me. NJ.
L. Platt.
All pupils of the Greeley public
schools interested in having large
(20x22 inches in sfze) photographs of
Colorado scenery for their school
rooms can learn the conditions under
which they may be obtained at Miss
Boyd's studio.
According TO reports from Grover
that little town has tirst-class
heroine in the form of little Ethel
Cunningham who few days ago
single handed drove away a vicious
bull which had attacked her So
years-old Grandma Cunningham.
At the meeting of the Royal High
landers last Wednesday evening the
state manager, w. E. Freeman, was
present and gave talk on the imam
cial condition of the order, which
according to his report was excellent.
Twelve candidates were also accepted
to membership.
Mrs. A. NJ. Green very pleasantly
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Methodist church last Friday
afternoon. The ladies had an old
fashioned quilting party after which
elaborate refreshments were served
by the hostess. An enjoyable after
noon was enjoyed by all present.
Claude Thee has taken an appeal
to the county court from Justice
Tregoning's court in Evans, where
he was fined SO for peddliEg meat in
that town. 'rhe otfense is said to
he against an ordinance passed in
that town in 1882. j. NJ. KinSinger
of Evans was the complaining wit
ness.
Chris Moser of Beebe Draw is seri-
ously i'll from pneumonia as the re-
suit of his fall from a thirty-hve
foot high windmill tower couple
of weeks ago. Mr.. Moser alighted
on his feet but, was nearly tele-
scoped by the fall. His wife, being
unable to carry him into the house,
he crawled on his hands and knees
and was assisted to bed.
While Jerry Roddy and Bert
Draper, 1s-year-old students OF the
State Noraml school, were wrestling
in friendly tussle on the athletic
grounds Thursday, Roddy was thrown
and his right leg broken just above
the ankle. The ligaments OF the
member were also torn and the limt
severely bruised. The fracture was
mended. but the boy will walk on
crutches for several weeks.
One of the most elaborate affairs
of last week was the Progressive DIN
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles