The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-04

Mo"oas Tor two weeks visit.
Best of corn.fed meats supplied to
customers at A, W. Jacobs market.
urlas Williams, teacher of miami.
forte. 1921 Fourth street. Phone
STA BED
MIR. and Mrs. G. W. Gale went to I
Denver Yesterday for few days
visit with friends
Mr' and Mrs. John Reagan left
"Wednesday for several weeks, stav at
Denver and Golden.
Miss Cora cambridge returned to
Gilcrest last Monday after a few
days visit in Greeley.
Rev. Benson of Denver preached
for the Swedish Baptist congregation
Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs, Fannie Hamilton and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, left last Tuesday
evening for Twin Falls, Idaho.
Mrs. G. W. Nelson returned to
Denver last Friday after a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. H. E.
Meyers.
Mrs. Ella Templeton of Nelson,
Neb., arrived in Greeley last week
and will visit her sister. Mrs. G. II.
Wolfe, several weeks.
Mrs. Helen Chase, who has spent
the last year at the home of Henry
Williams, left Saturday for her
former home in Denver.
Mr.. .and Mrs. J. R. Lucas and
daughter, Dorothy, returned TO Den
yer last Monday after few days
visit with MI. and Mrs. E. c. Lucas.
William Lingren, who stole a
wheel from brother Swede, was
sent to Buena Vista by the district
court last Monday. His term is in
determinate.
DR.. and Mrs. Cramet and daughter
drove over from Loveland to visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Otferle for a day
or two They all enjoyed fishing
out at Seey's lake.
Misses Frances and Amy Thomp-
son and Pearl Mitchell Of Eaton
spent Tuesday in Greeley. They
met Miss Eva Baker of Fort Collins
who went to Eaton for a visit.
Typewriters for rent: Reming'
| Tpl, CpojtI pronoipF
Sun, Fay.Sho. A new visible writer
for sale. only $40. Henry Candlin
room q, First National bank block
Frank Watt and Ed Groom, thu
settlers from the Denver Mantel I
Tile company, are In our city layin
\ the rfss4n the State Normal schot
land also tile porch for d. B. San
born. 9
Miss Mary Nelson of Tacoma
Wash, came to Greeley last Thurs
day for few days visit with he
cousin, Miss Elizabeth Doten. Mis-
Nelson is enroute for Ohio to visi
her former home.
Senator Simon Guggenheim ha
sent his check for 5000 to the ne'
Greeley library. The check came
a sort of reward for the publ
spiritedness of the Greeley people II
building their own library.
Mrs. F. P. Meeker and son, Gene
left Monday for six weeks visit a
Peoria. Ill. They were accompanies
by Mrs. Meekers nephew, Emmer
son Biehl, who has spent the las
wear with his aunt, Mrs. j. H
Steck.
The Tribune has four-hors'
power gasoline engine for sale, JUS
as good as bran new, at half tn
price. Have put in electric motors
in its place and somebody who wants
really first-class engine can get II
at bargain.
Fanny Jenneway, Mae Emerson
and Thomas ..Jenneway were among
the Greeley people who went ovel
the Moffat road Friday, June 2s
Miss Jenneway came down from For'
Collins Thursday to visit friends al
Bracewell, Greeley and Evans.
Miss Mamie Murchison arrived IN
Greeley Tuesday morning for visit
with her sisters, Mrs. d. c. koyei
and Miss Laura Murchison. Miss
Mulchison has just returned ITO"
Europe where she has been since
September sightseeing and stuoy'ne
music.
{. II. Whaples was found guilty
in the district court last Monday OF
stealing copper wire from his en-
pIoyer, the Northern Colorado Power
company. His pal, Arthur ROBERT
son, plead guilty and turned state S
evidence. Neither man has oeen
sentenced as yet.