The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-16

Miss Hattie Cartright OF Windsor
visited Miss Mrytle Eldridge last
week.
See r. L. Hall about that new
house he has for sale. 1405 Eighth
street.
See the new fall styles at Miss
Floyd's Millinery Parlors, opposite
the city hall.
Miss Helen Garrigues entertained
Miss Jessie Morey of Brush for few
days last week.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and a man will be sent
to attend to you.
Hiram White and son. Oliver,
will start out with their threshiug
outfit next week.
Miss Alice Fulton of Windsor
visited the family of Hiram White a
few days last week.
No other flour has gained such in
slant recognition and unqualified ap-
plONdl d. oCdl vi SOIOIuaO
Mrs. c. E. Gosselin and daughter
returned Sunday from a visit in
Eaton with Mrs. W. H. Scheer.
Miss Velma Payne who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Mead of
Denver returned Saturday night.
Mrs. f. A. Holden of Denver came
up early this week for a fortnight's S
visit with her brother, ID. j. March.
Mrs. A. Deffke and Mrs. Ida
Deffke were among the Greeley
people who went on the G. A. r. ex.
cursion to Minneapolis.
Rev. W. R. Sawhill, pastor of the
U. P. church at Washington, Iowa,
preached here in the O. P. church
last Sabbath morning.
Miss Eta Luther came home
Monday for much needed rest, she
having been on hard case constantly
for the past seven weeks.
Editor Charles Hansen and wife.
who have been spending three
weeks vacation on the north Pacific
coast, are expected home tomorrow
night.
j. T.. Jones has purchased the Joe
Beetham property at the corner Of
Sixth street and Eighth avenue from
Miss Effie Chappelow. The purchase
price was $1,000.
Alfred Carlson of Fort Collins and
Rose Alps of Loveland were visiting
friends in Greeley and Mr.. Carlson's
mother, Mrs. G. A. Carlson, from
Saturday until Tuesday.
Tom Sisk of Evans had saddle
horse stolen from his barn Monday
night. The saddle was stolen a
week before and the thief evidently
wanted horse to fit 1t. No clue.
! MIR. and Mrs. F. NJ. Scott left last
week for Glen Haven, twenty-seven
miles from Loveland. where they will
remain until about September L.
Their son. James, and daughter,
May, preceded them.
| Misses Lucille and Lorena. fifteen
year-old twin daughters of L. H.
Harrison, county superintendent OF
schools, and Miss Esther, younger
daughter, are spending two weeks
vacation with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keirnes, near
Berthoud.
Miss Sarah Malone was eleven
years old last Tuesday and her
mother invited eleven girl friends In
to help her celebrate the event.
The party was a surprise on the
young miss and they had a jolly
time playing games and partaking OF
the dainty refreshments served by
Mrs. Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Keirnes of
Sunnyside, near Berthoud, parents
of Mrs. L. 81. Harrison, celebrated
their golden wedding August I. Six
children and fourteen grandchildren
were present, and other relatives
Swelling the number to sixty-six who
sat down to the feast. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Keirnes are in the best OF
health.
Mrs. G. d. Adams and son who
have been visiting Mrs. Adams
sister. Mrs. E. f. Wiedmann, the
last four weeks left last Tuesday for
her home in Frankfort, Indiana.
Mrs. B. Fl. Adams of Frankfort who
has been visiting here few days left
the same evening and the ladies were
accompanied as far as Denver by
Mrs. Wiedmann and son, Ray.
Rev. I. R. NJ. Beeson of Savannah,
Mo-, is in Greeley in the interest of
4 the Christian Home Orphanage of