The Greeley tribune., 1906-04-19

c. s' AoS pouuu aC Ninth
Street Market.
Ice cream for parties and recep.
Ciohs put up in brick form at Morri.
sons.
flehty of all grades of wall paper
at Hornets. Cheapest to the highest
art decoration.
Mr.. Smith of Salt Lake City,
ocah' spent Easter Sunday with
Kew. and Mrs. Frank Barnett,
Parties desiring to reach trade of
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad in the Eaton
Herald.
Don't pay high prices to those
peddling wall paper. You can buy
double rolls for the price you pay
for single rolls. At Horne's. !:
All your friends will be at our
opening, Saturday, April 2lst. Music
by the band and treat for every
body. Crabb, opposite the court
house.
The Slerwin Williams paint is
the pass word with all painters.
Sold by d. r. Macarthur & Co.
Who handles the Sherwin- Williams
paints?
A concert will be given in the
First Presbyterian church Friday
evening of this week by orchestra,
choir and pipe organ, for the benefit
Of the organ fund. Tickets so and
25 cents.
Fl. Mersereau gave a party last
Wednesday evening at the Morris
ranch. A jolly crowd Of young people
enjoyed straw ride out to the ranch
and the evening was spent with cards
and dancing.
We shall be pleased to see you at
our .opening, Saturday, April 2lst.
We will give s5 worth of goods free
to the person buying the largest bill
of goods on that day. Refreshments
served all day. Crabb the grocer.
Under the name The Golden Eagle
there will in few days be opened in
the Coronado building, at No. 9OS
Ninth avenue, opposite the court
house, new racket store with
first class stock of that kind. j. w.
Neal & Company will be the owners.
Greeley's pride is her beautiful
lawns. To make that old part Of
your lawn, which Is looking little
dead, come out nice and green, just
use some of our Green Ivy Lawn Top
dressing and watch results with sat
isfaction. Farmers Supply s. Machy.
Co.
Misses Bessie Banta and Helen
Phillips entertained the class of 1905
and faculty of the high school last
Saturday evening at the home OF
Miss Phillips. The amusements pro-
vided for the evening we're new and
unique and a pleasant time was en-
joyed. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
The Star Grocery served forty-six
gallons of delicious coffee free last
Saturday. AS soon as the large
modern coffee urn, which has been
ordered, can be installed this will
be feature at the Star nearly every
Saturday. The big urn will also be
used at banquets and public gather
ings, with a man to operate it, free
of charge.
Mrs. Sadie Weyand Of Cripple
Creek, president of the Rebekah
state. assembly, visited the Rebekah
lodge in Gereley last week. After
initiation souvenir spoon was pre-
sented to Mrs. Weyand. She gave
them an interesting talk and com
plimented them highly on their
work. Very nice refreshments were
served after the meeting.
Miss Emma Anderson, supervisor
of art in the Longmont schools, was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Camp during the teachers institute.
Miss Anderson is graduate of the
art institute of Chicago. She spoke
most highly of Prof. Ernesti and
judging from his students work, ex-
hibited at the Normal she thinks he
has wonderful ability as teacher.
Ebert Yarnell, colored man,
and Charley Munce, the drayman,
we're arrested last Tuesday by City
Marshal Williams on charge OF
taking improper liberties with a
fourteen year old girl. The crimes
with which the two are charged are
said to have been committed at
different times. and sometime during
the month of March. Munce is
under 5000 bonds and Yarnell Is In
jail awaiting hearing.