The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-18

Mts. fhil Bennett of Denver is
visiting ner brother, II. Reynolds.
One-third off ON sweaters frr,
SUITS skirts and waists at Demo.
rests.
hev. Lane and wife held PRAYER
meeting at Mr.. Zupke's 'of Kersey,
Friday afternoon.
MISS Florence Wiltse and Miss
gertrude Ernest spent several days
last week in Denver.
Mrs. A. NJ. Green entertained the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
church last Thursday.
Go to the Elite, next to Brown
oa1e, for pipes, cigars, tobacco and
smokers supplies. Asmus g. Son.
Leroy Bennett came down from
Denver Friday in his auto for a few
days visit with his uncle, II. Rev.
nolds.
+. II. McClenahan and J. N. Glib
son left Monday evening to attend
The Retail Merchants association in
Canon City.
The Union Ladies Aid Society
met with Mrs, Pennington in Lone
Tree last Thursday. The day was
spent sewing for the poor.
Miss Laura Hoyt, senior of the
high school, had birthday last
week and treated the rest of the
seniors with fine birthday cake.
Mesdames Nusbaum, McCreery,
Todd and Conway attended the per-
formance of Ben IIur at the Broad
way theatre in Denver last week
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Crofford gave
a dance at their home in Pleasant
Valley last Friday evening. About
fifty guests were present and pleas
ant evening was enjoyed.
Home cookery sale again Saturday
afternoon. Jan. Goth, at Mrs. Jesse
Gales, corner of Sixth street and
Eleventh avenue. Under the aus
pices of the Woman's Guild.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Rothchild and
children returned last week from
three weeks trip. They visited
points in Indiana and Houston,
Texas, where Mrs. Rothchild's
people live.
Noble Potts and sister, Miss Alice
Potts, of Ohio went to Denver last
Saturday after visiting several days
with Mrs. T. j. Jacobs. Mr.. and
Miss Potts were so well pleased with
Greeley they expect to return Feb.
lst and reside here in the future.
George Pollard. deputy county
clerk, has resigned and will so into
the feed and coal business, occupying
Crodle & Snook's old stand on
Eighth street. Miss Blanche Nei-
meyer of Evans is working in Mr..
Pollard's place in the county clerks
office.
The P. E. O. Sisterhood held their
regular meeting with Mrs. E. III.
McClenahan at the Oasis last Friday
afternoon. A review of Thackeray S
Henrys sEsmond was given by Juanita
Kendel followed by a general discus
sion. Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Word was received here last week
of the marriage of l. l.. Brisendine
to Tennessee girl. They were
married Jan. .. at Santa Ana, Cali
fornia, where Mr.. Brisendine is en-
ployed as manager OF a store. MT.
Briseudine was formerly OF the tirm
of Brisendine and Sellars of Greeley.
M. Croswell of Maine, father OF
Prof r. Il. Croswell, formerly OF
the Normal, stopped in Greeley Sat
urday to look after his sons business
interests here. Mr.. Croswell was on
his way to California to visit his
son. lie is elEnly-Se'eu Se"i@ VIZ
hut hale and hearty and very enthus'
iastic over the western country.
Edwin Coles who has been en-
Moved in the Union National Bank
left last Thursday evening Tor Los
Angeles, Calf, where he has ac-
cented similar position in the
German National Savings Bank
Mrs. Coles and son, Joe, will remain
in Greeley until June when they VIII
sell their home and follow Mr.
Coles.
The Eaton and Windsor sugar
factories have both finished grlholhe
beets but the Greeley factory Is stlll
running on beets shipped IN mere
from the Sterling factory. oh ac-
count of faulty boilers in the ne"
nlant at Sterling that factory mas
boon able to run only at about hall