The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-11
Fels Naptha soap SC bar. Noah's

ANY street hat In the house 25c at
Miss Myers, over Glaciers.
When you want the best in hosiery
BUY Iron Clad. Noah's Ark.
Miss Elizabeth Ferguson went to
Denver Tuesday to see Ben Hur."
See our new 5 and lOc tables
greater bargains than ever. Noah's
Ark.
The Fatal Scar" at the opera
house, Friday, Jan. II. Popular
prices.
Miss Helen Garrigues returned
Saturday from weeks visit at
Denver and Hot Sulphur Springs.
Try some of that yearling beef at
Thompson & Bainbridge's. market,
Ninth street, next to Union Hotel.
Miss Blanch Edgington returned
Friday evening from a three months
visit in Pennsylvania, Iowa and
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bartlett spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Denver.
Mr.. Bartlett attended the lumber
mans convention.
w. w. Hennick and wife have ar
rived home again in Greeley after a
couple of weeks visit to their old
home at Novenger, Mo.
Rex Eaton, the twelve-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Eaton,
gave. a dancing party last Thursday
evening to eighteen OF his young
friends.
The Junior l.. T. L. will meet
Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. at the
home of Mrs. Vail, corner Ninth
street and Eleventh avenue, for cleo
tion of officers.
Mrs. Henry Williams died Monday
evening at IL o'clock. Buried We'd
nesday at p. m. Funeral at house
with Relief Corps and Women OF
Woodcraft in charge.
Joseph c. Ewing has resigned as
deputy district attorney and will
hereafter devote his entire time to
civil and probable business. Frank
l. Ewing will likely be appointed to
fill the vacancy.
The Sharples Tailoring company
has over 500 samples of cloth from
which to select your new suit.
Their makes are also of the very best
styles. Fit guaranteed. Shop at
7l51a Main street.
Thompson & Bainbridge, meat
dealers, have just put large num-
ber OF fine cattle on corn feed for
their customers. They have some
of the same kind of meat In their
market. next to Union Hotel.
Tea sale 3215. Tea sale 32Hc.
Tea sale S215c. Tea sale 32Hc.
Tae sale 321ac. Tea sale 32hc.
Tea sale 32Hc. Tea sale 321ac.
Tae sale 3215c. Tea sale 32Hc.
Tea sale 321a. Now on at the Star
Grocery.
Miss Marie L. Shedlock of London,
England, gave two lectures at the
Normal last Thursday and Friday
on THE Art of Story
Telling" Friday morning in chapel
Miss Shedlock demonstrated her own
ability at story telling.
The county commissioners last
Monday divided up the Evans justice
precinct and made it into two. La
Sale will now have a justice pre-
cinct OF its own to be known as No.
2s. Charles Mckinney was ap-
pointed Justice of the peace OF the
district.
Miss Clara Forsyth entertained a
few of her Normal friends at her
home last Friday evening. They all
spent an enjoyable evening and were
Glad to be with her again before she
returned to her duties at Alamosa
where she has made an excellent
record as a teacher in the hlgh
school.
Last Thursday, Dec. 4th, was T.
q Williams birthday and his vile
invited a number of friends to SIX
o'clock dinner in honor of the event.
A delicious dinner was served ana
the evening was spent with caros'
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Badger, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Field
and Mrs. Lowell.
Having bought out the tailoring
business of ]. A. Crabb we hope TO
continue the same pleasant relations
with all the old patrons OF the es-
tab,ishment. We have been COLI
nected with this business for years,
know about what you want, ana VIII
try to give you this. Sincerely
charles Baird. Carl Bradford.
There is a small party VINO nave