The Greeley tribune., 1906-02-08

Company.
Rev. Frank Barnett went to Fort
Collins last Thursday.
Mrs. Will Miller is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Best oysters in the city served at
Morrison's with Sealshipt oysters.
Best time in armory, Wed. even
ing, Feb. IA. S. S. Hose Co. dance.
Your job printing will receive
prompt attention if sent to The Tri-
bune.
Miss Grace Morgan went to Den.
yer Friday for an over Sunday visit
at her home.
Barnes, the expressman, will haul
your trunks. Leave orders at Klein
Il Wagoner's grocery.
Fl. P. Freeland has brought his
family from Nebraska and perman.
emily located in Greeley.
Barnes, the expressman's, prices
are all right. Try him. Leave
orders at Klein & Wagoner's.
Miss Laura Jenkins of Alliance,
Neb., has just been put in charge of
the notion counter at the A. j. Park
store.
Miss Florence Fezer went to
Colorado Springs last Thursday for a
few days visit with old college
friends at that place.
A. j. Park has just finished put
ting down about three tons of limo.
eum at the State Normal school,
covering the upstair Railways.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Winslow and
daughter of Laramie, Wyoming,
visited from Saturday until Monday
with Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bunker.
The Greeley Y. w. c. T. U. will
give social at the home of j. N.
Gibson, ll2O Tenth street, Friday
evening, Feb. 9. Everyone invited.
There will be mems Sunday
noon club organized at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday. The
club will meet every Sunday at the
noon hour.
A. b. Copeland has sold his fine
farm in Pleasant Valley to j. S.
CRADLE of this city. The deed was
made by Arbuckle & Purcell and the
purchase price $4,000.
T. A. Nolin has been engaged by
the city to sprinkle all the graveled
streets of the city about twice each
week This will be great i'm
provement over nothing to keep
down the dust.
Walter Crawford, after whose
father Crawford Addition, near the
State Normal school, has been
named, was in Greeley last Thursday
visiting b. D. Sanborn, business
agent for the Cranfords in this city.
Since Abbott s. Evans, the elec-
tricians, put out their electrical
sign in front of their shop on Ninth
street, about month ago, the idea
is becoming popular and several mer-
chants are figuring with them on
putting up similar signs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Barnes of
East St. Louis are now living at lOl4
Sixth avenue. Mr.. Barnes was
formerly superintendent OF the
Swift Packing company in st. Louis.
He is now broken in health but
hopes in our wonderful climate TO
fully recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Palmer enter
tained company of friends at din
ner last Monday. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Darling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Alden, Herb
Alden and mother, Mrs. Alden. Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Pollock and Mrs.
Margaret Pollock.
Attend the Cookie Sale," bu |.
refreshments, see the comic Side
Show" and purchase mystery
package at the ~ cent festival, a
unique bazaar, given by the Unitar-
| ianS at their Churcn ETluay, ceoiu-
ary Q, from till 10 p. m. Every
body invited. Admission free.
w. r. Thomas sued William Lowe
for damages for shooting fine bred
English grey hound. Lowe claimed
that the dog was worrying his sheep
by it's presence so he shot 1t. The
case came up for hearing before a
Jury in the county court last Thurs
day and was decided in favor OF de-
fendant.
Members Of the Greeley lodge OF
Elks are preparing for grand bazaar
TO be held in the armory from
March 10 to "a inclusive. FUNDS
| s,., tho fYair will he ueS0 to