The Greeley tribune., 1906-11-15

In Denver.
See Miss Smith before beginning
your holiday fancy work.
Mrs. j. L. Kendel went to Eaton
last Tuesday to visit..her mother
Don't forget the Brush hose com
pany dance in armory Thanksgiving
evening.
Rev. L. II. Humphrey and j. u.
Stow made business trip to Num-
last Tuesday
Don't forget to call In and ex-
anime the Merrill pianos before you
buy. The Thompson Music Co.
Miss Edith Boyer who has been
assisting Miss Eta Myer this season
left for her home In Georgetown last
Monday.
All members of Woodcraft are
requested to attend the next regular
meeting, Nov. l6, to meet special
organizer Miss Agnes Newell.
The Gordon Y will meet next Sat-
urday evening at the home of Ms.
Jennie Patterson. A report OF the
state convention will be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Trough re-
turned to their home in Minden,
Nebraska, last Monday after ten
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5.
Little.
Everett Kemp, great impersonator,
at First Presbyterian church next
Monday evening. Tickets at Trib-
une office and Clark 8 Faulkner's
drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Case who have
been visiting Mrs. Cases parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram White, left last
Sunday for their home In Winnie
mucca, Nevada.
Attend the opening number in
Tribune lecture course, First Presby-
terian church next Monday evening.
Everett Kemp. the versatile imper-
senator, in 'Sevenoaks. +"
James Hennesey was found guilty
In the district court Monday of burg
larry and larceny. He was sentenced
to from three to five years in prison.
Hennesey was accused Of robbing the
Mead general store at Ault last
spring
Don't fail to hear Everett Kemp
read "Sevenoaks'' at First Presby
terian church next Monday evening.
Firts number in Tribune lecture
course. Tickets 35 cents, on sale ut
Tribune office and Clark s. Faulk-
ner's drug store.
Those who cannot conveniently
come in to secure reserved seats for
Tribune lecture course may tele-
phone in their order to this office
and seats will be reserved. First
number in course at First Presbyter-
ian church next Monday evening.
Everett Kemp, up-to-date story tel
ler.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Leake cele4
brated their twenty-tifth wedding
anniversary Wedneday. Nov. :.
About eighty friends were invited to
their home in the evening and the
occasion was one of enjoyment to all.
Refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leake received many beautiful
gifts Of silver and cut glass.
The Ladies' OF the Swedish Luth-
eran church will serve 25 cent sup-
per Thursday, Nov. %, between 5
and p. M, at the business college
hall. You have heard of their good
suppers, SO come and decide for your-
self. Later on in the evening their
annual sale will take place. Come
and procure of one or more Of tie
many beautiful articles to be dis
posed of. II
The High school Juniors had 4
jolly class party last Saturday even.
ing at the home Of j. III. WooIff
The boys of the class were on the
committee and varii
Gus amusements were afforded. y
part of the evening was spent playi
ing games. The girls provided ths
refreshments and the party was \
great success. II
Mrs. A. j. Allen entertained tha
Neiyhborhood Whist club last Saturi
day. The ladies played 500 insteai
of whist and Mrs. Harvey Parkef
and Mrs. A. w. Durkee won tIaI
prizes. Mrs. Allen was assisted III
entertaining her guests and in seTI
ing refreshments by her mother ant
ster-in-law, Mesdames w. Il. Norl
cross and Robert Norcross. There
were twenty guests present. III