The Greeley tribune., 1906-08-16
Lawn mowers sharpsned. Lester

Miss Mildred Gibson returned lroh'
California last week. II
Sell your wheau to English q
Carter and get city scale weights
Harry Thompson left last SATURDAY
for Fort Morgan for few days stay
Clarence Faulkner and family re-
turned late last week from ROCK
hurst. 4
G. o. Stevens went to Mime
aplois last week to the G. A. Il. re-
union.
Miss Ruth Kendall Of Colorado
Springs is visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Highly.
Special rates on sheet music this
week, only 10 cents copy at Thomp-
son Music Co.
Miss Blanche Andrews left last
SUNDAY for four weeks visit with
relatives in Iowa.
Charles Davis. county recorder,
visited his mother In Erie from
Saturday till Monday.
| M ISIS AL 0UOlIlSl WSAS w A>'--
neapolis last Saturday for few
weeks visit with friends.
Miss Della Vose, stenographer Tor
Enright Implement company, is
visiting friends in LaSalle.
Secure one OF those rubber Kitchen
aprons before they are all gone. +.
| A, Gates, the harness man, Will sup
ply you.
The j. 4. Crabb stock of groceries
has been sold by Assignee Arbuckle
to r. G. Martin whose store Is IN
the same block.
Alfred Lycan, Platteville's hustl-
ing hardware man, was In Greeley
Monday and paid his respects and his
dollars to the Tribune.
Miss Mary Winbourn Of Fort Lup-
ton, Normal student of 1905. will
teach the intermediate department
of the Cortez school the following
term.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Gates went to
Denver last Tuesday for weeks
stay. MIR. Gates will attend the X.
of p. convention held there this
week.
1.-THE principle of home trade is
one that underlies the successful
growth and prosperity of every COM
munity Extract from "A Loyal
Church..
II. M. Devote returned the first
of the week from a months visit In
New York state. He was accom-
panied on his return by his neic,,
Miss Louise Mason.
|. Suit for divorce by Minnie S. Gla-
zier against Frank NJ. Glazier was
Il filed In the county court Friday, on
the grounds Of cruelty and desertion.
The family recently came to Greeley
from Nebraska.
\ Mrs. II. Woolf and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Rosenbluth of Chicago arrived
in Greeley last Thursday for ten
days visit with j. ii. Woolf and
family. The ladies are mother and
sister OF Mr.. Woolf.
E. H. Owens sold his barber shop
!: and billiard room at the corner of
Eighth avenue and Seventh street
last week to Geo. Fisher and Fred
Dubeck and the new owners took
possession on Friday.
Not the least interesting part Of
the Harvest Festival day will be the
races in the afternoon at Island
Grove park under the auspices Of the
Island Grove Driving club. Also
the two following days.
Two travelling steeplejacks from
Los Angeles painted the city flag
pole Monday forenoon and received
therefor the sum of twelve dollars.
The crowd that watched their antics
thought the boys earned the money.
George Rockefeller. cashier of a
Canon City bank, arrived In Greeley
Saturday evening for a short visit
with relatives, leaving Monday even
ling, accompanied by his wife, form
erly Miss Alice Durkee, and four
year.old son, Gerald, for home. Mrs.
Rockefeller has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Durkee,
for a month or more.
Mrs. w. L. Clayton gave house
party last week, the guests all being
former school. mates of Mrs. Clayton.
Miss Kathrine Miller of Central City
arrived Thurday. The other guests,
Misses Edna Patch, Caroline Miles
and Mesdames Charles Lewis and
son. Spencer Pearson and son and