The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-24
Kinsella, insurance.

Dec. 5 to IA Wait for the dat,
Government inspected eaIDa
corn. fed beef at Marks new mara,r
A whole carload OF choice, II.
picked winter apples at sale ,r.
Red Front.
Take your Sunday dinner o. '.e
Camtield. Served from 12 80 to ..r
Music. Full orchestra.
Miss Roxie Adams went t. ltn
yer Sunday, where she will.teac ..s
remainder of the school year.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Sechrist of lrm
yer we're guests of Mr.. and Nj W
g. Wasley Sunday and Monday.
MesdameS Il. U. Minckwitg .nl
Wesley Staley of Windsor we
Greeley Saturday enroute home f..
Denver.
For Sale-Work team, che
sorrels. Sorrel driving hors, ad
buggy. Inquire Mrs. Sum-,
Evans, Colo
The Swedish Emmanuel Lututur
Ladies' Aid society meets culs
Thursday evening in the basemenr nl
the church for the first time.
Mrs. l.. G.. Thompson and daugU-
ter, Gilmore, of Denver are. speuimg
a week with Mrs. e. G. McKiuHer.
Mrs. Thompson is state superiuteul
ent of the Sunday school Of tie
Christian church.
Miss May Beaver and Aided
Beaver of Pataskala, O.. are VISITING
their uncle, J. S. Cradle, and fam.
lily. Last week the two with their
cousins, Tessa and Laura Cradle,
visited relatives in Fort Collins.
Mr.. Beaver and his sister will leave
in two weeks for Ashland, ore.
where they will make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Davis-n OF Goth
enburg, Neh., left last Monday for
Pocatello, Ida, after several weeks
visit with Mrs. Davison's brother
"A. j. Lewis, who recently lost his
wife. Mr.. Lewis expects to leave
next Saturday for Pocatello where
the two families will live topether
and Mrs. Dawson will care for Nr
Lewis two sons.
Ed Myers came to Greeley from
Maxwell. Ia. about the first of Sep.
tember and it took him just week
to decide that it was the only place
to live, so he returned to Iowa, sold
his property and a month from the
time he first arrived he was here
with his family, Lad purchased lot
on Seventh avenue and Nineteenth
street and begun the erection of q
residence.
Free stereopticon lectures on Sat
urday at p. m. at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church. Rev. Suttler
and W. M. Danner, both OF Denver,
will give free stereopticon lscture
on John Wesley. On Sunday morn
ing Rev. Sutter will preach and at
1880 W. M. Danner will give free
stereopticon lecture on ''The Life of
Christ. F." The public is cordially
invited to enjoy these lectures.
Mrs. Elnor Brown and four grand
daughters, Misses Hazel, Lulu,
Madaline and Elnor Sutton, returned
to Denver last Monday aftera week q
visit with Mrs. Browns daupbter.
Mrs. !. R. Koesling. Mrs Koesline
accompanied them on their retnrn
for weeks visit in Denver with
her sister, Mrs. C. G. Sutton The
Sutton family and Mrs. Brown leave
soon for California to spend the
winter.
Last June d. A. White, farming a |
ie" miles west of the city, secured
80 pounds of seed potatoes from
Florida. These were planted and
recently harvested $50 pounds nj
hne seed from this small beginning
The potatoes appear of unusual f,ne
quality and the entire yield wiz be
piahteo next year on rich potatp soil.
II IS hoped by Mr.. White and others
mat new class of potatoes has hean
introduced into the district.
Mrs. W. G. Chambers wont ~
Denver Friday evening and returned
70 ufeeley with Prot Chambers
SATURDAY evening. While in Denver
ffof' Chambers delivered two ,ec.
lures before the Ladies club IN
saturday he attended a nesti,. ~
ohe psychological and pedaooo;c.l
men OF the state. Prof Cta,eh.-.
was representative from tho NO.
maj. A preliminary mee,I,, mn.
heio to make plans for ,s,,,a.
meetings that those engaged ~ TO-.
WORK may keep in touch YIt '"e
other. VIII each
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