The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-03

Wall paper in all grades at Stoy.
er's Book Store.
Miss Eta Myer made business
trip to Denver Monday.
Miss Ruth Brush visited over Sun.
day with her father. j. L. Brush.
Mr.. Bevee Of Denver visited his
sister, Miss Eta Bevee, last week.
Go to 1925 Tenth street or to the
Greeley Nurseries for all kinds OF
stock.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Elliott OF
Ault were guests of Miss Jessie Fink
last week.
G. II. Rissler was down from
Wellington Sunday and Monday
visiting his family.
Miss Edith Heath of Loyelapd
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. P. Heath.
Swan Johnson, of the Star Gro.
Gerry, left Tuesday for his home In
Bertrand, Neb., for three weeks
visit.
Don't wait until the season is
over, but order at once, one of those
nobby spring suits from Baird &
Bradford.
Remember that Stover's Book
Store has an extra large stock OF
medium and low priced wall papers
on hand now.
have bought the Munce express
and will make headquarters at the
Cash Grocery. Your patronage So
licited. c. Fl. Bragg.
Mrs. A. E. Roberts and son,
Clarence Roberts, left last Friday
evening for Portland, Oregon, where
they will spend the summer.
The Doherty Ditch company, with
capital Of So, 200, has, been incor-
porated to build and operate small
irrigation ditch north of Severance.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church gave a tea We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. FL. Farr. About eighty ladies
were present.
We have the largest and most,
complete stock of hardware ever in
northern Colorado and will make
right prices In ali lines. McCutch-
con Harwdare Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gale gave an
Informal tea Wednesday afternoon.
The guests were DR.. and Mrs. r. F.
Graham, Mesdames Mary Ollie and
Thayer and DR.. Brackett of Iowa.
$3.50, 900 to loan on irrigated farms
in Larimer and Weld counties.
Principal can be repaid in annual
installments. r. L. McCulloch,
room 81, Avery block, Fort Collins.
Miss Gretchen Smith went to
Denver Monday and from there to
Boulder, making farewell visits with
her friends in those places. She ex-
poets to start for California next
Sunday.
Mesdames w. II. Gill, NJ. P. Hen
deison, NJ. A. Bunker and Miss
Euhelwyn Fezer were delegates from
Greeley to the convention of the
Congregational churches held in
Denver this week.
w. R. Sayre of San Francisco ar
rived in Greeley Monday and will
again make his home here. Mr..
Sayre was in the midst Of the earth
quake and can tell many thrilling
tales Of the horrors there.
Ira I. Sides, for about three years
clerk of the county court, has re-
signed to take position in the office
of the Farmers Mercantile company
as bookkeeper. Judge Southard will
act as his own clerk hereafter, with
Miss Fanny Candiln as assistant
clerk.
About fifty friends Of Miss Nellie
Twist gave her surprise last Mon
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
M Is. ID. Z OOuIuls = "AoN
will leave soon for Denver to make
her home. The evening was spent
with games and various amusements
and refreshments were served.
Ditch builders should look up the
Maginnes steel hume before figuring
on using any other. Nothing else
on the market equals it for durabil-
ity and convenience. Can be had
extensible and in any length. In
oui re of Baker & Badger. Greeley,
Colo, or P. McGinnes, maker, kim
ball. Neb.
The following appointments for
the ensuing year have been made by
the city council: G. ID. Waite and
f. W. Hurd, nightwatchmen; w. A.