The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-15
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'' 'SieoaaJ, MdIcIl D, TO Mr.
ana Mrs. VIM. P. Hodges, son.
Ralph Wing and family of Chey.
enne are visiting at G. H. Ran.
dolph's.
Preston and Kratz have sold their
blacksmith business to Markle and
Cox of Golden.
Mrs. E. P. Hubbell, wife of the
editor of the Advertiser, visited her
husband last week.
Mrs. John Thompson has moved
to the home of her sister, Mrs.
Warden,' who'fives west of town.
Mrs. Newell, mother of Sam
Newell, has been quite sick with
rheumatism but is improving now.
o. T. Ellis went to Golden last
week on account of the serious ILL
ness of his wife. She is better now.
l. N. King has been very sick
with pneumonia but is able to be
out now and will soon be all right
again.
Mrs. R. H. Edmonson who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. G.
H. Bradtield, returned to her home
in Kansas City, Monday.
DR.. Mccain last week took Mr..
and Mrs. Moneys little boy to the
hospital at Boulder where he was
operated on for nasal trouble.
Mrs. Clara Curtis who is in Mercy
hospital in Denver, where she went
to have a surgical operation per-
formed, is getting along nicely and
will be at home soon.
NJ. G. Todd has rented a part of
his house to D. o. Moberly and wife.
Mr.. Todd is building on another
room which will give good accommo-
dation to both families.
G. N. Minner has bought L. W.
Browns interest in the confectionery
store and Mr.. Brown has leased Mr..
MINERS farm east of town and will
work it the coming summer.
Mrs. Cora Jackson is quite sick,
Mrs. Albert Allison was sick the.
first of the week and Mrs. W. J.
Henderson was confined to her bed
by sickness part of last week.
Mrs. o. E. Harrison, wife Of the
photographer, died Saturday, March
3, from Bright's disease. She left a
baby daughter just week old which
is being cared for at the home OF j.
H. Rowe.
Work is being pushed on the Con-
gregational parsonage and it will
probably be done by the middle Of
April. 1t is to be 26x32 feet, two
stories high with cement blocks for
the foundation.
The citizens party held a caucus
at Randolph's hall Tuesday evening,
March 6, and the following ticket
was nominated: For mayor, Charles
Collins; trustee for two years, j. w.
Tollefson, H. X. Cline, f. j. Stoner'
trustee for one year to fill vacancy,
L. N. King.
Friday afternoon the conservative
party held their caucus and put IN
nomination the following: For
mayor, Albert Allison; trustees for
two years, Fl. X. Cline, DR.. A. And
erson and NJ. G. Todd; trustee for
one wear, |. N. King. When the
town clerk went to the candidates to
get them o-sign the papers OF ac-
ceptance, Charles Collins, M. Z.
Todd, /. N. King and Fl. X. Cline
refused to serve, so both parties are
all torn up.
During the blizzard of week ago
Thursday Henry Wiseman started TO
drive two men to the McNabb dltch
outfit on Grow Creek. About :
O'Clock the storm got so bad they
could 90 no farther and had to stay
on the prairie till 6 O'Clock the
next morning. They had a tent
with them but the wind blew SO that
they could not put it up So they
stretched it from the wagon to a tree
which helped a little. Ihey aiso
had small stove which kept them
from freezing. One of the men was
frostbitten a little. They reached
the ditch camp at the next morn
inp. The team, which belonged ao
ctovens, livery barn, was prettily