The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1906-08-30

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oroer your Ice cream at Morri.
sons. Delivered at any time
Best price and best material in all
school supplies at G. d. Hornets
Mrs. Pau Challis returned ,o,.
Sunday after month spent in Cali.
fornia.
Testers. Testers. Testers Tho
place to get the best there iS IN esh
/ ing tackles
r. l.. Simpson returned last
Thursday from ten days' business
trip to Chicago.
Get our prices on bacon, hams and
salt meat before you buy, we lead
them all. Red Front.
Thompsons potato sorters and
wire baskets recommend themselves
to every intelligent farmer.
Souvenir pillow tops, all Greeley
views, fadeIess coors, best satteen,
only 81 cents at Tribune Office.
Stover's Book Store is better pre-.
pared this year to furnish all school
books and supplies than ever before,
DeBolt & Taylor machine shop
and machine blacksnithing. Colo.
RADIO telephone, Weld 239. 9l7 Sixth
avenue.
Mrs. +. NJ. Scott and daughter.
Miss May, returned Saturday from
their summer outing In their cottage
in Estes Park.
For buggy axles, tire setting and
rubber tires 80 to the Central black.
smith shop, one door east of Van
Sickles' livery stables.
See Charley" Yard!ey if you
want watch or anything else in the
jewelry line; a big stock of watches
all makes always on hand.
Charles E. Phelps has had his
store improved by the charging of
the show window space and the put
ting In of mirrors at the back and
ends.
Mr.. Strachen and two sons. Reath
and Hugh. Mrs. II. C. Summers and
nephew, Horace Chaddick, of Denver
were the guests last Thursday of
Miss Eliza Hill.
i L. II. Harrison Of the E. S. Carri-
theirs clothing store is at Kremml-
ing, Colo, visiting his two brothers
who are located there. He will be
gone about ten days.
| G. S. Peacock, who for a time
clerked in the Phelps shoe store and
who has been spending several weeks
in Estes Park, left last Friday fol-
his old hone in Monmouth, III.
j. F. McCreery and son, Harold
returned to Greeley last Saturda.
after spending the summer in Hi
nois. Mrs. McCree-y and the res
OF the family will return this week
Miss Mildred Howard has returned
from Goldfeld, Colo, where she
spent month with her sister, Mrs.
Dowel. She will return to Fort
Collins next week to resume teach
ing.
Miss Jennie Scott went to Denver
last Friday to meet her sister, Miss
Lucy, who has been visiting the last
month at Romeo, Colo. After a
short stay in Denver they returned
to Greeley.
Mrs. Robert Steele, Mrs. Mary
Wadsworth and children left last
Saturday for Maine. Mrs. Steele
goes to Cherrytie and Mrs. Wads-
worth to Cornish. They will be
gone several weeks.
j. :. Kendel and his sister. Miss
Mary Kendel, leave this morning Tor
Leadville where both will teach
school the coming term. Miss Carrie
Gordon and Miss Katherine Stokes
will also teach in Leadville.
The team hauling Mack's grocery
wagon enlivened things Monday noon
by running from the store to the
barn on Eighth avenue and in turn
ing into the alley smashing the oe.
livery wagon to kindling wood.
b. d. Sanborn and daughter, Miss
GLADYS, came down from Estes Park
Thursday. Miss Sanborn goes back
to the state university In a few days
The rest of the family will remain
in the mountains until cool weather.
William Il. Winthrop and bride
arrived in Greeley from New Jersey
Friday evening of last week Tor
short visit with Mr.. Winthro"
sister, Mrs. Frank Ewing. MI. ana
Mrs. Winthrow will live in Centrai
City.