The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-25

Flenby Oh Spt1u8
market.
tOyershoss and leggings' all kinds.
Red Front.
Picnic hams, 10 cents q pound. at
Philip Marks'.
Dates Of next great Catholic fair,
Nov. rs to "a, inclusive.
Tire setting, cold or hot, Central
Blacksmith shop, Seventh street
Engraved wedding cards and an
nouucements ut the Tribune Office.
For good meals AND, good beds stop
at the Cottage hotel, when IN Kersey.
Mule teams for sale, ready for
hard work. Call or phones. l.. W.
ranch.
The armory Is the place for the
next big Catholic fair, the dates
Nov. rs to "a.
Call on G.. E. Peck for express and
transfer work. Order book at Sex
sons. Phone, Greeley 3ol.
Souvenir pillow tops, all Greeley
views, ,fadeless colors, best satteen,
only so cents, at Tribune office.
Mis- Sadie r. Miller was In Eaton
last Tuesday catering for party at
the home Of Mr.. and Mts. Fred
Mimmac.
For buggy. axles, tire setting and
rubber tires 60. to the Genital black
smith shop, one door east Of Van
Sickles' livery stables.
Mrs. Susan m. Carver .who has
been visiting relatives 10 New York
state arrived In Greeley last Friday
and after q few weeks visit here
will 60 to California to spend the
winter.
Thomas Riley was sentenced to
i've days IN the county Jail by Judge
James E. Garrignes In the district
court last Monday. He plead guilty
to petty larcsny sitter being bound
over from the justice court in Evans
for grand larceny.
Mrs. H. F. Hurlbut entertained a
company of lady friends informally
last Thursday evening. The even
Ing WAS spent playing 800. The
guests we're Mssdames d. Cam.
.6eld, e. H. McClenahan, ]. c..
Wylie, d. ]. March, A. Riley and
d. e. Kent Of Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Barnett and
|4Mrs. T. NJ. Callahan came over from
Lonam0nt last week In their auto
for . short visit with tlaeir daughter
and sister-in-law. Mrs. G. III. Ram
|ssy. Mrs. Kamssy accompanied
thsm on their return to eL.ongmont
Thursday and came back to Greeley
Friday evening.
Last. Sunday morning Mrs. Susan
BAsbse. who livsslalons atsher home
on Ssvsnth street and Eleventh ave.
nue. .sfall down skairss and heoke he,
hip. The old lady laid On tire floor
helpless until found by Miss Sadie
Miller an hour later. Miss Etts
Luther II now caring for Mrs. Bisbes
and II 10 not known yet how serious
her injuries may prove.
Edward Forbes, brother Of Mrs.
Devine and Jesse Forbes arrived
in Greeley Sunday from Kolispell
Montana. His train was delayed by
the storm thirty four hours at differ.
ent roints. Mr.. Forbes has come tc
help has brother and sister settle
the estate of their father and
mother, the late A. j. Forbes and
wife.
Mrs. Oscar Adams gave a dinner
party last "Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. J. L. Morris Of Laramie,
Wyoming. The guests came In the
forenoon and q delightful day was
spsnt. Those present were Mes
danes j. L. McLucas, Willis
Thomspon, V. Van Gorder, B..
Marsh, J. Hopkins, e. A. Hopkins,
A. b. Right, L. A. Right, j. l..
Morris and Misses Alice Hopkins and
Bertha Van Cleave.
Mrs. ]. 2. Hall returned to her
home in Iowa Falls, Iowa, last
Thursday after q few DAYS visit
with her uncle and aunt, Col. aud
Mrs. A. W. Jones. Mrs. Hall has
spent the last month In Colorado
points and Salt Lake City and was
accompanied by her father and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Zim-
norman, who we're Sc and 50 years Of
age. The old people enjoyed every
minute bof the journey and retnsned
to their home In York, Neb', when
Mrs. Hall came to Greeley.
On account of the bad weather on