The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-22
Hornets book store for schoo

plies at Fezer's.
Miss Caddie Klein is visiting at
the S. l.. w. ranch.
F. Wall paper from sc single roll up
at Horne's book store.
New Greeley city directories on
sale at Tribune Office. Price. 81. so.
Introductory and exchange rates
In all the new school books at
Horne's.
Souvenir spoons. Souvenir spoons +.
Big line and best dollar spoon in
the state. Yardley.
Miss Anna ITasch of Fort Collins
came to Greeley last Friday for a
visit with Mrs, Max Meyer.
The Misses Della and Garcia Stone
of Denver came up last Tuesday for
a weeks visit with Mrs. Alta Ham
man.
We have forty acres on the Platte,
there miles from ..Greeley, to trade
tor Greeley residences. The Inter
state Land and Investment Co.
Misses Cora Lewis, Katherine
Rice. Messrs. August Baab and Will
mer Lewis returned Monday from u
ten days outing spent near the Elk
Horn.
About twenty-five young folks,
members of the Baraca class of the
Baptist church, enjoyed straw ride
Monday evening to the Arthur Saw
yer ranch near the city.
Rosen- -Thorell Shoe company, sl4
Eighth avenue, have already the fall
goods Of rubber in. The repairing
department get out the work now at
a fast rate. better than last month.
A new iron railing has been put
around the drinking fountain at the
east entrance to the city park. to
prevent people from running over the
grass in order to secure drink of
water.
S. G. Patton and wife of Denver
are visiting Robert Steele. They
were formerly Greeley residents but
have not been here before in twenty
four years. They see great change
in Greeley IN that time.
Michael Buckley and daughter,
Bernice, of Minneapolis came to
Greeley last week for visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hopkins.
They all left Wednesday for weeks
mountain trip on the south fork of
the Poudre.
Mesdames ]. B. Mccarthy, Frank
Smyser. oliver White, Bob Speer
and Will Van Gorder went to Fort
Collins Wednesday of last week to
attend the convention Of the Pythian
Sisters. A reception was given the
visitors Wednesday. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wilson, who
have been here the last year. left
last Friday for St. Catherine, Can
ada, where they will: visit relatives
month. MIR. Wilson has been H.
brarian at the Normal this year and
has accepted position this year at
the State university, Champagne,
III.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L Clayton and
children and their guests, Mrs. John
B. Clayton and two daughters,
Patti and Frances, of st. Louis, will
return this week from Estes Park
where they have spent several weeks.
Mrs. Clayton and daughters will re-
main in Greeley q week or ten days
before returning home.
The final reports on the Greeley
chautauqua show that the venture
was a financial success, In that no
money was lost. 1t was practically
the only one of the five chautauquas
conducted in the state on similar
plans that paid expenses and there
is now talk of making still bigger
thing OF it next summer.
Mrs. Mae Jones has caused war
rent to be issued for her husband,
Thomas w. Jones, prominent
farmer of Johnstown, charging nom
support. 1t Is claimed that Mrs
Jones is in poor health and not able
to do the hard work on the farm ana
for this reason it is claimed that her
husband will not support her.
The water in the new pipe line
will not be turned on this morning
as it had been hoped. The last car
load of lumber did not arrive In time
to complete the pipe line, but 1t Is
confidently expected that the "orN
will be finished this week, In time
for the regular Saturday evening
bath-for those who indulge tha'
habit.
1,r Rird a Denyer detective said