The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-23

for sale.
Eastman Kodaks and camera sup
plies at Fezer's.
Mrs. NJ. L. Martin has recenliy
moved to 6l2 Tenth avenue.
Order your ice cream at Morri'
sons. Delivered at any time.
Sell your wheat to English 9
Carter and get city scale weights
Fruit season is here and you need
one of these rubber aprons, at +. A.
Gates.
Tom Allen OF Denver came last
week to accept position with H.
ii. Shaw.
w. r. Calvin and family returned
last Thursday from two weeks In
the mountains.
George Sweet returned to Greeley
last week after a trip of several
weeks on the western coast.
Stoyer's Book Store is better pre-
pared this year to furnish all school
books and supplies than ever before.
A fine flour of the entire wheat.
All the strength preserved. None
other "Just as good" as Seal Of Colo
RADIO.
Ladies' oxfords, turn and welt
soles, worth up to s2.75, clearance
sale price sl.4s. The Ramsay Dry
Goods Co.
Mrs. c. 7. Neill and baby returned
Sunday evening from two months
visit with relatives In Ohio and
eastern points.
w. G. Woods, wife and son. For
est, left Tuesday for Portland and
Seattle, at one of which places they
expect to locate.
Miss Iva Onerle of Offerle, Kan
sas, came the first of the week for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Offerle and family.
Prof. R. Ernesti, wife and son,
returned last week from Gunnison
where he had been to teach in the
institute In session there.
Miss Tilda johnson from Ault was
brought to Greeley last Friday morn
ing and taken to the hospital. She
was suffering with typhoid fever.
Miss Ella Bulla of St. Edwards,
Neb., will arrive in Greeley stomor-
row for visit with her cousins. H..
A. and James Russell, and families.
Miss Lou Pinger OF Leadville has
been the guest of Mrs. Frank Ewing
the last ten days. Miss Pinaer was
formerly a teacher in the Greeley
schools.
Ray Alexander who taught at
Mancos, Colorado, last year returned
to the same place last Saturday and
will occupy the same position the
coming year.
Miss Ollie Murdoch OF Chicago ar
rived In Greeley last Sunday and
will take charge of the millinery de-
partment at Demorest's store the
coming season.
DR.. Martha A. Morrison returned
last Thursday from her eastern trip
She attended the Osteopath Medical
association at Put In Bay, Ohio,
and also visited in Pittsburg, Penn.
Miss Edith Heath returned Mon
day evening from visit with her
brother, II. G. Heath, and family in
Salt Lake City. Miss Heath also
stopped IN Denver for short visit
with friends.
Coone Marcus, wife and baby, we're
rather seriously injured in u run
away Sunday afternoon, all being
thrown from the buggy. Mr.. Mar
Gus had dislocated shoulder as a
result of his fall.
All persons who can use student
help for doing housework, taking
care Of lawns, horses, firing furnaces,
etc., for board and room or either,
please notify Vernon McKelvey,
secretary Normal schoul, at once.
G. G. Backus. representing Dun's
Mercantile agency, was in Greeley
last week looking up mercantile re-
ports. He tells us that conditions
were never better in the state and in
northern Colorado especially than at
present.
Mrs. Frank l. Ewing gave a little
dinner party last Friday evening in
honor Of Miss Lou Pinger of Lead
willie. Sweet peas were used in the
decorations. The guests were DR..
and Mrs. w. F. Spaulding of Kersey
and Mr.. Lindsey.
jamie, the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs j. B. McCutcheon, was
five wears old last Monday and she