The Greeley tribune., 1906-07-19

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Miss Gertrude Frietch Of Salt
Lake City, Utah, is in visiting Mrs. |
Chester Howard.
Mrs. j.: B. Azdell returned last
week from three weeks visit with
friends at Orchard.
Mrs. V. Van Gorder and children
returned last Thursday from a five
weeks visit in Kansas.
| Mrs. Aaron Eaton has returned
from Denver where she had been
visiting Mrs. E. f. Paul.
| Good fishing at Eldorado Springs,
and six hours of it on Northern
Colorado Day Friday, July 81.
Mrs. Sherman King and four child
rem OF Ft. Collins, visited several days
last week with Mrs. ]. W. King.
Parties desiring to reach trade OF
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad in the Eaton
Herald.
. Capt. Charles o. Houseman and
wife of st. Louis are in Greeley Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Houseman.
/ For buggy axles, tire setting and
rubber tires 90 to the Central Black
smith shop, one door east of Van
Sickle's livery stables.
Misses Lulu Shelton of Windsor,
Missouri, and Maud Wyatt of Den
yer. were the guests Saturday and
Sunday of Mrand Mrs. L. L. Wyatt.
| Don't fail to investigate the Henry
| F. Miller piano when you think of
buving My price is rock bottom
for the best piano made. G. ID.
Horne.
| Mrs. Emma Flint left last Tues
day morning for Empire where she
will visit few days. She will then
go to Denver and return to Greeley
the last of the week.
w. L. Clayton returned from Iowa
last week Mrs Clayton and the
children stopped in Denver for two
weeks visit with Mrs. Clayton
mother, Mrs. E. E. Paul.
Don't be satisfied with lust as
good" article of the other fellows,
but let US make you that suit. Then
it will be done right. The Sharples
Tailoring Co., 7152 Main street.
Richard, the eleven year old son
of our new station agent, F. Fl.
Genge, was badly bitten In the face
last Friday by a large dog belonging
to ]. H. Steck. The lad is recover
ing.
/ have plenty of money for first
class loans and can make better
terms to borrowers than any outside
corporations: come and see. 1t is
private money too. A. NJ. McClen-
ahan.
Dave Camp is no longer connected
with the sheriff's office out is still
constable and in business for him
self. with an office with Justice
Willard. He pays particular atten-
tion to criminal work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Thompson
and daughters. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Bollinger and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Murray and family are spend
ing two weeks at Rockhurst on the
Poudre in the willard Bungalow. |
The West Side Ladies Aid met
Wednesday, July IL, with Mrs. l. A.
Whitman. There were fifteen men,
berS and five visitors present. The
next meeting will be held Wedes-
day. August l, with Mrs. George
Vinegar.
Mrs. Charles Percival and Miss
Charlotte Wylie, of Pittsbnrg, Penn
sylvania, are expected in Greeley III
a few days for visit with their
brother, ]. C. Wylie. The ladies
are now in Denver where they will
visit for couple Of weeks.
James Danley returned home Sat
urday after couple Of weeks spent
at the A. w. Durkee cottage In Es-
tes Park. He found it necessary to
return over the Bald Mountain road,
OH account of the bridges being
washed out on the canon road.
Miss Vera Wasley had a birthday
Wednesday, July II, and she invited
thirteen girl friends to come III the
afternoon and help her celebrate the
event and they had merry time.
Tie guests were Misses Alleeh
Monahan, Freida Taylor, Bessie
Potter, Christine Cole, Aietha Al
len, Margaret Banta, Myra Graham
MYRTLE Eldridge, Caddie Klein Mar
80 pt,, N,riory Elmer, Edith |