The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08

cry at Miss Smiths.
Japanese china ware selling less
thah cost at Demorest's
Miss Sarah Eddy returned to Fort
Collins Saturday morning.
Guy Watson visited with friends
III Greeley few days last week.
Ditch and reservoir stock for sale
by Cornelius & Rhodes, Evans. Colo.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention If sent to The Tri-
bune.
The Girl From Sweden" at the
opera house tomorrow evening, Fri
day, March 9th.
Best sewing machines SIS to s21.
Iop buggies s45 to 55. John W.
Sanborn. Greeley, Colo.
Miss Ella Sheriff. returned last
week from months vacation spent
in Chicago and New York.
Will Wasley gave five O'Clock
luncheon Saturday in honor of Frank
Stroll and Blair Sackett of Golden.
Parties desiring to reach trade of
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad in the Eaton
; Herald.
Misses Tulley and Drach very
pleasantly entertained the S. o. N.
club at l4l5 Tenth avenue last Sat-
urday evening"
There is no use in trying to hold
any entertainment in Greeley during
the week of March 10 to "a, as every
one will be at the Elks bazaar.
Last Friday was Kathleen Wheel
er's birthday and she invited num-
Der Of her girl friends to come in the
afternoon and help her celebrate the
event.
Go to S. W. Bullard for the larg-
est and best line of secondhand goods
in the city. Full line of new and
secondhand stoves and ranges. III
Main street.
I have plenty of money for good
farm loans at 6 to per cent.
Privilege of paying off part or all be-
fore maturity. Private money, also
city loans. A. NJ. McClenahan.
Madison Smith, the Oldest man in
Greeley, last Friday celebrated his
ninety first birthday. MIR. Smith is
not very we'll at the present time,
being bothered with the common
malady. grip.
We keep the best and nothing but
the best of implements and buggies.
Our implements are made especially
for Greeley trade. We make
speciality of heavy team harness.
Enright g. Fuqua.
]. G. Crawford and family re-
turned last Thursday evening from
Pittsburg, Penn, where they have
been caring for Mr.. Crawford's sister
who was suffering from cancer.
The sister died a few weeks ago.
A recent dispatch from Washing
ton announces that Senator Warren
has reported favorably Senator Tel
ler's bill for an appropriation of S2,-
300 600 for new post office building
This practically assures that amount
for Denver.
Miss Isabel Churchill gave a
chatting dish party last Saturday
evening. The guests were Misses
Georgia Crawford, Marjory Uzzell,
Hazel Wagner and Messrs. Frank
Stroll, Blair sackett, Will Wasley.
and Percy Adams.
Fl. L. Mersereau has been ap.
pointed by the county commissioners
to 60 over the books of the various
fee officers in the county building.
Mr.. Mersereau has engaged Warren
M. Morse to assist him. The work
will last a couple of months.
Misses Edith Sanford and May
Scott entertained informally at the
home of Mrs. Fl. A.: Russell last Sat-
urday afternoon in honor OF Miss
Hepburn or Denver. various games
we're played, dainty refreshments
served and they all had jolly time.
J. A. Zupke, from near kersey,
has sold his potato farm and has
moved to Palisade, Mesa county,
Colo, where he has bought fruit
farm. Mr.. Zupke says he has be-
come tired of growing potatoes ana
will now try something with a more
luscious flavor.
Miss Edith Harrington, a Colo
RADIO College girl and schoolmate OF
n number of young ladies OF Greeley,
was here Saturday evening with AL.
berta Gallatin il. ..'Cousin Kate. y
Miss Harrington called upon all her
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