The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-15
Girl wanted to learn millinery

John Hopkins and V. Van Gorder
went to Fort Collins last Thursday.
5000 rolls new stock wall paper
Is now on sale at Stover's Rock
Store.
Don t fail to see our tin and gran
lte lOc assortment In our window.
Red Front.
Mrs Charles Hansen left..last Fri
Gay Tor months visit with rela-
tives in Kansas City.
Just. received new lot of ladies'
and children's canvas oxfords.
Park Merchandise company.
The new white silk and lawn
waists at the Park Merchandise store
must be seen to be appreciated. A
large line just in.
Mrs. Barry Hogarty of Pueblo ar
rived In Greeley Friday evening for
two weeks visit with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Bruce Eaton.
l have plenty of money for good
farm loans at to I per cent.
Privilege of paying off part or all be-
fore maturity. Private money, also
city loans. A. M. McClenahan.
We keep the best and nothing but
the best Of implements and buggies.
Our implements are made especially
for Greeley trade. We make a
speciality of heavy team harness.
Enrignt & Fuqua.
c. H. Wolfe, manager Of the
Tribune, Is at st. Anthony's hos
pital, Denver, where he is receiving
treatment for intlammatory rheuma.
tism. Between the twinges he
spends his time trying to calculate
the value Of pair of we'll legs to
the owner of 225 pound body.
There are a lot of clever vaude-
vile people with 1.-THE Missouri
Girl" company, in addition to the
regular cast, and the birthday party
scene gives them chance to display
their talents to good advantage.
This show, with all its special feat
ures, will be seen at the Greeley
opera house, Wednesday, March 81.
Mrs. D. G. Muth entertained a
company of young ladies Wednesday
evening at six O'Clock dinner. A
lovey dinner was served and the even
ing spent with music and games.
The guests were Misses Edith Boyer,
Bessie Smith, Eta Myer, Vesta
Parker, Ethel Dixon and Lydia Lar
son.
A telegram was received last week
announcing the death of Myron
Neeley, the two-year-old son OF Mrs.
Chris Neeley of Rector, Arkansas.
Mrs. Neeley was formerly Miss Mabel
Parker and was for a number Of
years a resident of Greeley. Her
husband died two months ago and
her many friends here sympathize
with her in her atfliction.
D. A. Camfeld of this city has Sc
cured the contract for the construc-
tion of the new Empire reservoir,
the cost of building which will be
5000. 900. Its capacity will be l, $50, :
900, 600 cubic feet OF water and 1t
will be located on the eastern line
of Weld county, southeast OF Mast
ers. The entire reservoir will be
supplementary to the Bijou ditch,
which irrigation project is capable OF
watering 100, 600 acres Of land.
Mrs. George Robie delightfully."-
entertained a company Of lady
friends at cards last Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Barry Hogarty
of Pueblo and Mrs. Will Hogarty OF
Loppmont. The afternoon was spent
playing 500, Mrs. E. j. Decker win
ming first prize, Mrs. Gill second
prize and Mrs. Barry Hogarty the
consolation prize. Delicious refresh
ments we're served and a pleasant
afternoon enjoyed. There were
| twenty SueSlS Pioooh.'
Harry Youngs and Martin Cum
mings, two young men OF Greeley
stand in the way Of making fortunes
nv their inventive genius. They
have perfected a computing rule for
dry goods and other stores that
should fiji long felt want. BY a
Glance at the rule the clerk can tell
what yard Of cloth, or any fraction
Of a ward is worth, no matter what
the price per yard Of the goods.
The rule will compute from one cent
- 6ye dollars and fractions thereof.
The seniors of the high school en-
joyed another Of their jolly class
narties Tuesday evening at the nome
of Miss Orpha Parker. This time
thev had what Is called back east a