The Greeley tribune., 1906-10-11
Scene from 'AriZona"

'oo Vi ue" CUuCleS dC LelpeT
Bros, IS up to $40.
See the new lot of palms, ferns
and araucarias, at W. Fl. Searing's.
Chlldren's matinee every afternoon
at Catholic fair, beginning Nov. Is.
Fine orchestra and dancing every
evening at Catholic fair. Nov. Is
to "a
Repairing and refnishing furni.
ture at Leiper Bros. 706-S-lO Ninth
avenue.
You will find the latest styles in
millinery and the lowest prices at
the Red Front.
Mortimer Darling returned last
Thursday from business trip to
Rock River, Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Pulliam of
Fort Collins spent Monday in Greeley
on their way to Julesburg.
Ladies, try Pinaud's imported
Comtesse powder, the best in the
city, at Clark & Faulkner's.
Mrs. w. NJ. Boomer left last week
for visit with relatives and friends
in Kansas City and st. Louis.
Are you thinking of buying a
plano? Investigate the price and
terms on the Henry F. Miller. Over
fifty now in use in and around Gree
ley G. d. Horne agent for Weld
county.
Augustus Thomas great play,
"Arizona, - will be presented at the
opera house Friday, Oct. 10th
Doors open I AS. Curtain rises S:l5
No one will be seated after curtail
rises until the close of the act. Re
member the date.
A beet topper that IS said to tol
has been invented by S. r Gidding:
aud D. T. Blevins of Timnath. II
is claimed that the machine will ds
as good work as can be done by hanc
and will top row Of beets as fast a.
team will walk.
Tile settlers for the Denver Mantel
s Tile company are in our city lay
ing the tile for the Greeley Opera
House company and are also putting
in mantels and tile work for Messrs.
H. d. Parker, Prof. c. w. Waddle,
p W. Goodrich and Chas. Bliss.
Sunday was the first birthday OF
Thelma, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Gedge, and they
invited company Of friends to
spend the day at their country home.
The little tot was given an automo-
bile ride in the afternoon.
Last Monday Emma, the two year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hopkins. fell from wagon seat,
striking her head at the base OF the
brain, OH the edge of the wagon box.
She was In serious condition sew
eral days, but is now recovering.
Mrs. Fl. A. Russell entertained a
company of friends yesterday IN
honor of Mrs. Luke Morris OF Lara
ME, Wyoming, There were twelve
suests TO the dinner served at noon
and half dozen girl friends OF Mrs
Norris staid until this morning. 1t
les without saying that tuey all
1ai AN ENJOYABLE time.
Baird 4 Bradford, merchant tail
ur,. have received their new line OF
M | suitings with sample BOOKS Oh
pyerything late and nobhy in the way
ri new clothes and weaves talI on
lem and let them show you, May
lt you will want to leave an ordcf
fur that fall suit right now.
Frank Il. Baker. son of f. E'
HJller of this city, who recently
nuished four years course as ma
rn MIST in the navy department a'
was third engineer on the
transport Thomas, which burned Il
few DAYS ago at Manila. Mr., Baker
capped injury. however, ana mas
heen transferred to another trans'
IUrt.
Last Monday was the fourth birth
day of Nadine Ramsay, the daush-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. ramsay
light little maidens were pidneh 10
come to the Ramsay home from
three to five O'Clock in the altel
uoon. They all brought their oo''s
ard right merry time they hao
playing games and eating the u"'h''
,.,,,1, ,,r,1 f,, than.