The Greeley tribune., 1906-05-31

New line burnt leather Greeley
souvenirs at Hornets.
See the happy family in our win.
dow. Real live ones. Red Front.
John Rocho has six young coyotes
housed in his Red Front show win
dow.
We make speciality of good fresh
butter. The Ahlstrand Mercantile
company.
Miss Sadie Miller went to Eaton
Tuesday to attend the junior recep.
tion of the high school.
A beautiful line of lawns at
special prices, from lOc yard up.
Ramsay Dry Goods company.
Mrs. D. NJ. Lovill and Mrs. f. H.
Badger will entertain company of
lady friends this afternoon with a
thimble party.
Miss Bessie Kelsey who has been
trimming for the Misses Floyds the
past season left for her home in
Boulder yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Phelps
leave next Saturday for visit Of
several weeks with Mr.. Phelps rela-
tives in Monmouth, Illinois.
Ash pits that alkali and heat wont
affect put up by the Greeley Concrete
Stone company, Eleventh avenue and
Second street. Phone, Greeley 33-2.
We have the finest show window
IN Greeley, and you Will always find
the choicest in fruits displayed here,
and at the lowest prices. Our win
dow is completely screened in, so
that you buy no flies or insects with
our fruit. Star Grocery.
Will Wasley, Guy Watson and
Frank Stroll came from Golden
where they have been attending
School of Mines. last Friday to at
tend the Junior reception at the
high school. The boys returned to
school the fsrt of the week to finish
up some work in surveying.
Clarence NJ. .Crozier of LaJunta,
Colorado, is spending a few days
with his brother, Z. w. Crozier,
bookkeeper for the Model Milling &
Elevator company. Mr.. Crozier
drove through last week, bringing a
fine driving horse for the use OF his
brother during the summer.
Next Saturday afternoon and even
ing the Rathbone Sisters will occupy
the front half of the Star Grocery
with home cookery sale. A ten
cent luncheon including coffee will
be served all the time. This is ex-
clusively Rathbone Sister affair
and has nothing to do with the store.
About June l T. G. Macy and
wife will go to Boston and other
eastern cities along the Atlantic
coast. At about the same time DR..
and Mrs. Wood and DIR. and Mrs. R.
f. Graham will also 60 to Boston.
There are several conventions to be
held there that have caused the rail-
roads to offer exceedingly low rates.
B. L. Marks of Kansas City stop
ped over for few days visit last
week with his uncle, Philip Marks.
He was on his way home from San
Francisco and brought with him a
number of relics. He had watch
that had gone through the fire, and
also an opium bowl and needle from
Chinatown. These three he pre-
sented to his uncle.
Last Thursday the city of Greeley
grew Just ll6 acres. This was don't
by annexing the second addition O
Crawford, near the State Norma
. school. Large traction engines ant
, steam graders are working on thi
J addition, grading and laying ou
, streets and alleys. Water main
have been laid and sewerage system
, is being put in.
Agent Fl. B. Kerr OF the Human
society is in Denver after a tri
: around the state. While away h
investigated the case Of the fou
0 children of man named Mattux a
q Greeley. The mother Of the chill
s dren has been dead for some tim
: and the father is said to be perso
D unfit to have their custody. Tn
q little ones range in age from 6 to l
years. They were sent to the stat
home. Rocky Mountain News.
e Calls Story False.