The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-16

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prompt attention If sent to The Iri-
bune.
Miss Eva Davis went to Denver
Tuesday morning for weeks vlslt
with her sister. Mrs. Ernest Will
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
and daughter, Esther, OF Lone Tree
left the first of the week for Mlnne-
apolis.
Carl f. Bailey left last Tuesday
for Salt Lake City after a months
visit with his sister, Mrs. Il. &. An
drews.
The regular teachers examination
for Weld county will be held Thurs
day and Friday, August 10 and II III
the district court room.
Mrs. A. j. Park entertained at
informal dinner Thursday evening
her sister-i -in-law and niece, Mrs. ana
Miss Ewing, of Indiana, Pa.
See Charley" Yardley If you
want watch or anything else In the
jewelry line; big stock OF watches
all makes always on hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Miller left
last Tuesday morning for their home
at Oroville, Calf, after a weeks
visit with Mr.. Miller's brother, DR..
W. L. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Shaw and
young son returned Thursday from a
two months visit to the Catalina
Islands, California.
Kenneth G. Phelps this week sold
his interest in the Phelps shoe store
to his brother, Charles e. Phelps.
He will possibly leave Greeley OH ac.
count Of his wife's health.
Drs. Dill & Dill have decided to
locate permanently in Greeley.
They have not as yet seecued offices,
and until further notice will con-
tinue to receive patients at the Oasis
Hotel.
The Financier, Of New York, in
its list of banking houses of the
country, places two of Greeley's
banks on the roll Of honor for the
state; The First National and the
Greeley National.
The first annual "Y" convention of
the Fifth district will be in session
two days, beginning Monday, August
20, at the United Presbyterian
church. A reception will be given
by the local to the delegates Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Few and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fishback left yes
terday afternoon for an auto trip to
Cheyenne. They will stay several
days to attend the Frontier Day cele-
bration and will visit points of in
terest near Cheyenne.
Morris Strauss and family left
this week for Philadelphia where
they will make their home. They
have been residents of Greeley seven
years. Mr.. Strauss will return to
settle up some business matters after
taking the family east.
A. H. Asmus OF 1928 Eighth ave-
nue. will shortly open saddle livery
at the above address, making a
speciality of well-b'oken and reliable
horses for ladies and gentlemen.
Also will conduct sales stable in
connection with above. Bell phone,
Greeley 1863.
Charles ]. Seem and wife have sold
their home at 17l5 Tenth avenue to
B. Martyr OF Denver who with his
family expects to take possession
September l. The Seems will build
another house on their lots just north
OF the property sold. The sum in
volved in the transaction was some
where between S5, 900 and Sc, 1000.
Harrison Teller of the Windsor
Mercantile company lost valuable
watch and chain a few days ago in a
peculiar manner. A crate Of toma-
toes came in which it was necessary
for him to handle, and to make the
work easier he took of his vest and
laid 1t on the counter. The watch
and chain were attached, but when,
ten minutes later, lie returned and
picked up the vest, watch and chain
had disappeared. The watch was a
fifteen jewel with hunting case and
the chain of gold had Knight
Iemplar charm. He offers s25 re-
ward for watch and Sheriff Florance
like amount for the thief.