The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
oxfords. The Phelps Store.


Ladies' fine walking skirts are IN.
Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
Wanted-Good second hand ladies
bicycle. Cos Fourteenth avenue,
Mrs. j. l.. BARTLETT and Miss Alice
Zone went to Denver Monday, re.
turning Tuesday.
Many have improved the oppor.
tunity to order nursery stock at half
price of The Greeley Nurseries.
DR.. G. A. Ringle leaves this week
ior Chicago to take some post gradu.
ate work In eye, ear, nose and throat
specially.
frof. Richard Ernesti, art teacher
at the State Normal, has sold his
handsome home on the hill to Prof.
ID. Il. Miller. also of the faculty, the
consideration being SO, 500.
The regular Saturday evening
oyster supper Of the Pleasant Valley
young people was held at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Kruse last
week. The usual guests, twenty in
number. were present.
The admissions received the OPEN
ing night of the Elks bazaar to be
held in the ..armory, March 10 to "a,
inclusive, will be donated to the W.
R. G. to help entertain the state en-
campment of the G.. A. R. to be
held in Greeley in June, 1906. Turn
out and help good cause.
Miss Alma Johnson has been
spending the winter in California.
She left the summer land about ten
days ago, clad in the tieeciest kind
of summer clothing. She arrived in
Greeley last Thursday in the same
apparel, and stepped off the train
into the fleeciest kind of blizzard
as welcome.
This is the last call from the Star
Grocery for those postal cards that
call for free can of baking pow
der. The baking powder is tip top
and worth money. A can of it is
yours, without any cost whatever, If
you bring in one of the postal cards
that were sent you by mail little
while ago. No postal card, no bak-
ing powder. Come quick.
There will be given away abso-
lutely free, the following articles
during the Elks bazaar to be held in
the Greeley armory during the week
of March 10 to "a, inclusive: One
iron bed, one steel range, one potato
cultivator. one potato cutter, one
mattress, one rocker. There are no
strings tied to this proposition.
Come to the armory and get at least
one of these articles free.
The Womens' Relief Corps enter
tain tonight at the Unitarian church
the department commander and staff
of the G. A. R., and the department
president of the w. r. c. and staff.
Contrary to the general impression
this is not open to the public. but Is
confined to members of the G. A. r.
and W. r. G. The regular meeting
nights Of the W. R. G. are the first
and third Thursdays, instead Of the
first and last Thursday, as stated
last week.
The dinner given last Monday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wheeler in honor of Miss Connolly,
who has Just returned from Germany,
was elegant in all its appointments
Carnations we're used principally
in the decorations and the menu was
all that could be desired. The
guests we're Mesdames 2. X. Snyder,
Jesse Gale, VIM. Mayher, A. Gideon,
Miss Wilkinson and DIR. z. X. Sny-
der, Prof. Gideon, Prof. Merton,
Prof. Lakin and w. A. Insinger.
Judge Peter L. Palmer, in the dis
trict court in Denver, Monday denied
the motion for new trial made by
the plaintiff in the case OF kozene
Meeker against The Denver Republi-
can Publishing company. Miss
Meeker was given 80 days in which
to file a bill of exceptions. The suit
was brought against The Republican
by Miss Meeker for s25, 200 damages
alleged to have been sustained be-
cause of certain articles In the paper
which she thought were libelous. A
Jury In Judge Palmer's court awarded
Miss Meeker damages Of $50.
The western branch OF the Olds
Gasoline Engine company of this
nlace have been receiving large
shipment of engines, the shipment
being two car loads, consisting OF
gasoline and producer gas engines
The producer gas engines are OF the
same style and make as the ones De-
;,o installed by the Home Power Il