The Greeley tribune., 1906-06-28
Little Locals

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Miss Zoe Moore expects to leave
next Sunday for Salt Lake City on
trip.
Mrs. r. Ernesti and son are visit
ing relatives in Indiana for few
weeks.
Mrs. Ella r. Davis Of Fort Morgan
is visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
s. X. Thompson.
At Miss Floyd's millinery parlors,
conner Ninth avenue and Seventh
street, flowers at cost.
A lot of pictures placed on sale at
half price, Saturday, June 30
Ramsay Dry Goods company.
Born, Sunday, June "a, to Mrs.
Thomas Rambo. a sou. Mrs.
Rambo's husband died June l5.
DeBolt & Taylor machine shop
and machine balcksmithing. Colo
RADIO telephone, Weld a39. 9ll Sixth
avenue.
Mrs. Abbot of Kansas arrived in
Greeley last Thursday to attend the
funeral of her granddaughter, Ina
Abbott.
Mrs. j. l.. Painter and son, Rob-
ert. left last Saturday morning for
Colorado Springs where they will
spend three weeks.
a. NJ. McClenahan returned yes
terday from four weeks trip to
Oregon. Mr.. McClenahan visited
Seattle, Portland and other points in
Oregon.
C. w. Preston left last Friday for
Denver and this week will go to his
home in Blue Rapids, Kansas, and
spend the summer. Mr.. Preston ex-
poets to teach in Denver next year.
S. A. Bradtield went to Denver
last Friday to meet Miss Addie Nc
Coy of Topeka, Kansas. Miss Nc
Coy is young sister of Mrs. Brad
field and will visit here several
weeks.
Dr.. n. G. Hamilton and little
daughter, and his sister. Mrs. W.
G. Purdum and little daughter, all
of Kokomo, Ohio, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Warren Coontz, for a
short time.
Miss Edna Lewis entertained at
her home last Thursday afternoon.
Those present were the Misses Mar
ion Fezer, Dorothy Haynes, Kath-
leen Wheeler, Aline Thompson and
Edith Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Weaver and
sons, Orion and Harold, who have
been visiting DIR. j. A. Weaver, left
last week for Loveland where they
will visit before returning to their
home in Covina. Calf.
Our two piece suits of serges, fan
nels, crashes and tropical worsted
are wonderfully cool and becoming
and summer necessity. We war
rant the wear. .. sharples Tailoring
Co., 715H Eighth street.
Miss Edith Garrigues leaves today
for Yampa, over the range in Routt
county, where she will teach school
the next three months. She will go
from there to Denver, where she will
attend the Denver university again
next year.
Mrs. z. r. Kitson has been enter
tanning for the past week her cousin,
Eli c. Birdseye, and wife Of Lam
quoit, N. ", who have been spend
ing the winter In Pasadena and Los
Angeles, Calit., and are now on their
way home.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bradford, mother of
Mrs. ]. E. Shook, left last Tuesday
for Marinette, Wisconsin, where she
will spend the summer with another
daughter. J. E. Shook and son,
Harry, accompanied Mrs. Bradford
as far as Denver. II
On Sunday, July 8, an excursion
from Greeley to the clouds on the
Moffat road will be run by the Union
Pacific. Those desiring to take this
most delightful of all Colorado
mountain trips should consult the
station agent about rates and trains.
Scott & Lyons represent the Hart
ford, Home, of New York, Niagara,
of New York, North British and
Mercantile of Manchester, CONNER
cial Union, Sun Of Lonuon, and
other strong fire insurance COM
panies, twelve in all. Insure with
them.
James Freeman came down from
Idaho Springs last Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Freeman