The Greeley tribune., 1906-12-27
Little Locals.

Good mince meat at Marks
Market.
Mrs. H. NJ. Freeland started last
Wednesday for Pomona, Calf.
Shell oysters. just picked, at
Thompson s Wilson's. Try few.
Miss Pearl Holland went to Den
yer Wednesday to attend the teach
ers' association.
Leiper's furniture store. 7oS Ninth
avenue. is headquarters for Alex
ander's express.
25 per cent discount on suits and
overcoats at The Thompson Clothing
Co. Ninth street.
Before purchasing hand painted
china see Yardley's stock, hewest
and best in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Goodman and
children spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. G. n. Law Of Windsor.
Miss Edith Gale went to Denver
"Wednesday evening to visit her Sis
ter, DR.. NJ. j. Gale. a few days.
Mrs. w. E. Gordon and son, AL
len, left yesterday for Topeka, KAN,
for three weeks visit with her
father.
Just received, a large stock of
Edison Photographs and records.
Come in and see us. Thompson
Music Co.
Mrs. !. A. Earhart returned to
her home in Fort Morgan last We'd
nesday after spending Christmas with
Miss Ada Mofeland.
Mrs. NJ. Y. j. Mitchell and two
children who have been living here
left last Wednesday for Alexander,
Kan, to live with her mother.
Frank Henley, proprietor of the
Saddlerock restaurant, paid SIS and
costs In police court Wednesday as a
result of his Christmas celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hyer left last
week for Brunswick, Ga, their
former home. They have made
many friends here who regret their
departure.
Members of the Congregational
church presented Charles e. Clark
with handsome cut glass water set
for Christmas in appreciation of his
work as choir leader.
Having more than double our
stock of Edison records and ma
chimes, we are now prepared to serve
our customers to the very best ad-
vantage. Thompson Music 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wallace re-
ceived message that their niece,
Miss Myrtle Bell, of Denver wa.
dying and they, with their son, Will
lard, went to that city on Wednes
day.
Don't fail to hear the two remain
ing numbers on Tribune lectur,
course. They are the best by far
Midland Concert company Jan. 10
Frank II. Camel, illustrated lecture
on the boy, Feb. 16.
An automobile that was left in ;
field opposite the cemetery for I;
couple of weeks belongs to Roy Wis,
of Fort Morgan, who left it there fo
Conrad Brothers to bring in and re
pair broken cylinder.
II County Treasurer-elect P. W. AL
len, who takes office after thi
month, has appointed W. NJ. Wilson
deputy treasurer to succeed Georg,
Weber and George Davis, son o
County Clerk Davis, as assistant.
Mrs. E. F. Weidmann received
draft for one thousand dollars las
Saturday as Christmas present from
her father, W. W. Montgomery, VIII
lives in Panora, Iowa. Mr.. Weld
mann is employed at the Tribune
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Myers tool
their two Sunday school classes OF
a skating party last Wednesday
They drove out to Boyd's in th'
morning and staid all day. The,
had a picnic dinner and jolly goot
time.
Miss Jessie Mosher came over from
Boulder last Saturday to spend twt
weeks vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Mosher. Mis-
Nomah Wangelin Of Boulder will b,
Miss Mosher's house guest the last
week of the vacation.
Rev. ]. M. Wylie returned a few
days ago from Oklahoma where h,
has been in attendance at the con.
vention Of the district reform asso
citation, Of which he is the secretary
Mr.. Wylie is making his home II
Greeley now.