The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-18

flahos to rent. Thompson Music
Company.
liorhes for best office books and
supplies. Lowest prices.
For blank books and Office supplies
ao best prices go to Horne's.
Our consignment of furs are in and
we are slaughtering them. Red
Front.
we nave a few pairs of felt Slip
pers left at 3S1a per cent discount.
The Phelps Store.
Best sewing machines sl5. 90 to
s2l.oo; top buggies s45 to s55. John
w. sanborn, Greeley, Colo.
Buy your wooen blankets at the
Golden Rule store and get some ex-
cellent values for little money.
q. S. Grant Post, No. 10, G. A.
H. meets every second and fourth
Saturdays of the month. Col. c. A.
White, commander; l. II. Paine,
adjutant.
William B. Cooper of Brush,
Colo, and Miss Inez l.. Livingston
of Platteville were granted a license
to marry in the county clerks Office
last Monday.
The next meeting of the w. c. I.
U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
sutor, corner of Eighth street and
Thirteenth avenue, Tuesday, Jan.
18th, at 2:3o p. m.
Have you attended the great in
corporation and pre-inventory sale at
the Golden Rule? If not you are
missing good chance to save
money. Bargains all over the house.
Mrs. f. S. Buzzel went to Denver
last week and has undergone a sue
cessful operation for cancer Her
friends will be glad to hear that she
is rapidly improving and will be
home in ten days.
W. A. Oberg and his auto were
struck by a freight train at the
Ninth street crossing at about )
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. Oberg
jumped in time to save his life, but
the auto was completely demolished.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. McCutcheon
Of Monmouth, H., who have been
visiting their son, J. S. McCutcheon,
left last Tuesday for Boulder.
From there they will 60 to Texas
where they will spend the rest Of the
winter.
All pupils of the Greeley public
schools interested in having large
(2Ox22 inches in size) photographs of
Colorado scenery for their school
rooms can learn the conditions under
which they may be obtained at Miss
Boyd's studio.
Last Tuesday was John V. Crone's
birthday, and Mrs. Crone planned
surprise by inviting small com
pany of friends to come in the even
ing and help them celebrate the
event. A delightful evening was
spent by those present.
The Saturday Afternoon Club met
with Mrs. John McCutcheon last
week. Mrs. Harry Shaw read a
paper on French home life and Mrs.
Frank Ollie gave an article on Eng
lish parliament. Music was FUR
nished by Miss Kendel, After the
program the ladies enjoyed a social
time and the refreshments provided
ty the hostess.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Gale entertained a company OF
friends at six O'Clock dinner. The
evening was spent playing six
handed euchre. The guests were Mi.
and Mrs. Albert Igo, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Thayer, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mayher, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wheeler, J. L. Brush and daughter,
Miss Ada Brush
The Baum shaft being sunk by
Maxim & Zook five miles east OF Erie
is nearing completion. The shalt
is down about 100 feet and at thls
depth there is an eight foot vein OF
clear coal. Down 100 feet farther Is
a still thicker vein. An immense
tank for artesian water is now oe-
ing erected which will supply 1he
mine. and also the town. which Is
proposed, with water. This VIII oe
one of the best equippd mines in the
district.
Recently John A. Slayton, the big
Weld county wool grower, sold TO
Frank Matthews of this city, 500
ewes, cut right out of the flock that
averaged lOs15 pounds in weight
This weight for range ewes SHOWS
GOOD breeding and good keeping III
l.; ,,o)l kpowu among sheep ana WOOL