The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-29
Little Local


Seamless shoes. The Phelps Store.
New 1906 wall paper at Stover's
Book Store.
Free sweet pea seed ready for dis
tribution,. Star Grocery.
Fine potted hyacinths and tulips
at w. H. Searing's greenhouse.
No one will think of buying hat
until after Shaw's millinery:opening'
Just received a barrel of good old
sorghum, last of the season. keo
Front.
New goods coming in every week
at Leiper Bros. furniture store, 1O6-
$40 Ninth avenue.
Visit our millinery and suit open
ing March 80, 80 and 81. Ramsey
Dry Goods company.
There will be on exhibition 80
large room size rugs at Shaw's carpet
opening and sale tonight.
Fred E. Smith arrived here last
Tuesday evening from Los Angeles
to look after business interests
Parties desiring to reach trade OF
Eaton and vicinity can do no better
than to put an ad in the Eaton
Herald.
Mrs. E. F. Cottingham entertained
Thursday at 500. Mrs. w. E. Kin
sella won first prize. A very de-
lightful time was had.
Miss Ruth Fleming Of Omaha was
the guest over Sunday Of her cousins,
the Misses Brush. She WIS upon her
way home from Oregon.
/ Figure your lumber and building
material bills with the BARTLETT
Lumber Co. They ship lumber all
over the county and at very low
prices.
At a bond election in Kersey last
Wednesday it was voted to build a
new, modern, brick school house to
take care of the growing school
population.
|. W. E. Kinsella. has. let the con-
tract to E. P. Robinson for his new
home on Normal hill. 1t will be
timbered house, second story plas-
tered on outside. Eight rooms and
modern throughout.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Baptist church met with Mrs. George
Gale last Thursday afternoon and
evening. Mrs. Thompson, nee Miss
Ruth Baker, rendered charming
vocal solo. Co. d orchestra played
several delightful selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nichols Of Mar
shalltown, Iowa, arrived in Greeley
last Saturday and will leave today.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. have been.. spending
the winter in California. While
here they were the guests of Mrs.
Alice Mills, sister of Mr.. Nichols
and of Mrs. Kate Hanna, Mr.. Mich
ol's cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. Towle of
Portland, Maine, arrived in Greeley
yesterday morning for short visit
with Mf. and Mrs. o. Fl. Adams.
Mr.. Towle is general baggage agent
of the Maine Central railroad and is
on his way home from Los Angeles
where he has beeen attending the
general baggage agents convention.
Carl johnson was let out of jail
Friday Afternoon, after spending a
couple Of days there until he paid up
his fine ana costs for gambling, the
total amount being nearly $3.50.
Walter Joiner, who is claimed to
have been one of Johnson's compan-
ions in the game, was arrested last
Friday and will have hearing to-
day.
The purchase of a Henry F. Mil
ler piano is true economy. Com
plete in mechanical satisfaction, it
lasts life time and at any age.sis a
quick asset in time of need. Com
pared with other makes the Henry
F. Miller shows many points of
marked superiority and yet they are
sold at the lowest price by G. d.
Horne.
Without doubt the youngest engi-
neer on the Burlington railroad sys-
tenn is Thos. NJ. Williams, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Williams of this
city, just recently promoted to be
engineer. He is now running out of
Denver on a freight. 1t took young
Williams only three years to work
up from a wiper in the round house
at Denver to position of engineer.