The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29

| wa paper from sc single roll up
at hornes store.
r1ehty OF spnng chickens and hens
lof sunday dinner at Marks Market.
hehfy Couture is spending a few
weeks at Zlmmerman's.on the.
Poudre '" viz
MISS Emma Buckley has accepted
pos'tioh In the public schools at
Riverside. Calf
MISS Grace Cronan of Denver came
down Tuesday evening for visit
with Miss Vera Wasley.
Miss Cody and Miss Tena Cody of
Denver were the guests of their
brother in Greeley Thursday.
mrs a. W. Durkee and children
ielt yesterday for Kansas City,
where they expect to remain several
months.
II. l. English, DR.. G. W. Graham,
S. 4. kimball and c. C. Carrel left
last Friday for few days fishing
trip up the Poudre.
Miss Hazel Calvin, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jesse Patter-
son, the last five weeks, left Tuesday
for her home in Pueblo.
See our new styles of millinery.
Belts, combs and bags just in. We
have nice line of shirt waists left
that go at half price. Red Front.
The Delta school will begin Tues
day, Sept. B. A. B. Craig, who has
been the efficient teacher the last
six years, will still have charge of
the school.
Rev. Fred Elliott left Monday for
his home in Waterloo, Ia, after
three weeks stay in Greelev. While
here he occupied the pulpit at the
United Presbyterian church.
Thos. Harrison arrived last Satur-
day from Tennessee to enter the en-
p!oy of Frank Blunt in the buggy
and implement business. They ex-
pect to form partnership in the
near future.
Amended articles of incorporation
of the Greeley & Northern Railway
and Utilities company were filed in
the county clerks office Monday.
The number of directors is increased
from five to eleven.
August Boye and wife arrived Sat
urday from Covington, Ca, and are
visiting Mrs. Boye's sister, Mrs. A.
L. Camp, jr Mr.. Boye comes on
his annual trip of business. They
expect to remain some time.
Mrs. c. Hawes was the hostess of
a dinner party Monday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Snyder,
who are visiting here. The other
guests were Mr. aud Mrs S. M. Had
den, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Downey.
4 w, S. McAuley OF Emporia, Kan.
arfiVed in Greeley last week to visi
his daughters, Mesdames ]. A. ane
Fl c. knight. Mrs. McAuley, who
has been spending the winter In
Long Beach, Calf, also came the
last of the week.
Charles Young and Arthur Black.
man OF Panora, Ia, were the guests
of f. F. Wiedmann last Thursday
Mr.. Young was on his way to Wyom'
ing where he will teach this year anc
Mr.. Blackman was enroute home
from western trip.
MIR. and Mrs. C. NJ. Jump anc
Miss Jeanette Wylie of Denver came
to Greeley Wednesday of last weel
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Wylie. Mr.. and Mrs. Jump returned
Friday evening and Miss Jeanette
remained for longer visit.
Harry L. Lubers, mayor OF Las
Animas, Frank Crabell, deputy
clerk of the court, and P. G. Scott,
a banker of the same place, all
friends of w. E. Culver of Greeley,
attended the State Commercial as
SOclatlO0 meeting ueIe ldoo "ooN'
Miss Hattie Kaufman, who has
been spending the summer with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. kautf'
man leaves today for Alamosa' where
she will teach. Miss Jessie kauH'
man, who is training for nurse III
Denver, leaves today, after week
visit at home.
a camping party returned satur-
day from an eleven days trip &c
Estes and Marine parks. The crowd
consisted of Misses Amanda Car
penter, Leota Smith, Bessie blalr'
Leota Wherry, and Messrs Glen HOO
Ieel. Holland Davis, Oliver Carpenter
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