The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-08

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Market. Sliced or by the whole.
Miss Edna Hart went to Ault
last Tuesday for visit with her
brother.
Rev. Fl. L. Humphrey returned
last Saturday from couple OF days
stay at Mum.
The Greeley Y will meet at
Woods music store Friday night In
stead of at Mrs. Harrison's.
Today, Friday and Saturday for
bargains in Tribune subscriptions.
Three dolalrs pays for two years.
When you want the best In
groceries, call on us. We have the
new stock OF the town. Baab & Son.
Lost.-Box music books and cards,
the last Of September. Please re-
turn to Tribune office and receive re-
ward.
Miss Grace Kernohan who has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Baxter the
last month. left for her home in Den
yer Tuesday.
The newest and best things In
furs. Our line is absolutely I'M
equalleds In Weld county. Park
Merchandise company.
f. E. Oberg left Wednesday OF
last week for Seattle, Washington.
He will look over that country with
a view to locating there.
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Miss Gertrude Fritsch who has
been visiting friends here the last
two months went to Denver Tuesday
where she expects to remain through
the winter.
Albert Huntingdon of Denver
and Miss Zoa Sherrod of Lawton,
Mich we're married last Thursday
by Rev. r. j. Hunter, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church in this
city.
C. C. Dornam OF Marietta, Ohio,
arrived in Greeley last w.ek for a
visit with his sister, Mrs. c. F..
Robinson. Tuesday Mr.. Dornam
and MS. Robinson went to Fort Col
Inns for weeks visit with sister,
Mrs. w. c. Dayton.
The Hartford, Home, Of New
York, Aetna, and six other FIRE in.
surance companies represented by
Scott & Lyons, were shown to be both
fire and earthquake proof by the
San Francisco disaster. Insure with
them and they will protect you.
Major C. C. Townsend was last
week presented with beautiful sill
yer mounted sword and spurs by
members of Company ID In apprecia-
tion of the work he had done for
COMPANY d. The presentation was
made by Second Lieutenant Judson
Lohr.
Mrs. l. l. Sides was the hostess of
a delightful dinner party Wednesday
of last week in honor OF Mrs Charles
BAssett. Yellow chrysanthemums
were used In the decorations and a
delicious menu was served at $50.
The ten guests were friends of Mrs.
Bassett.
Mrs O. d. Neill gave dinner
last Thursday in honor of Mrs.
Charles Bassett. The elaborate
menu served at noon was perfect in
every appointment. Covers were
laid for twelve. All of the guests
we're former friends of Mrs. Bassett.
The day was one Of pleasure to all.
South Side Sayings, Chicago
There is something SO catching and
entilely satisfactory about Mr..
Kemp's sketches, and his humor is
so captivating that his repeated en-
cores we're we'll deserved" First
number in Tribune lecture course.
at First Presbyterian church, Mon
day night, Nov. 10.
Eunice, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank 1. Ewing. was two years
old last Friday and eight of her
littler friends we're invited to come
In the afternoon and bring their
mothers and grandmothers. The
children romped and had merry
time. Refreshments we're served
from small tables. The afternoon
was q pleasant one for the mothers
and grandmothers too.
Chicago Times. Herald-"One of
the interesting features given by the
Tri- Kappa club Friday evening, was
the reading by Mr.. Kemp. Mr..
Kemp's expression was unusually
true, and his mastery handling of
an incident of college life showed