The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
Little Locals.
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shape at Lester's.
P. w. Goodrich started for Sioux
City, Ia, July 20.
j. w. Curtis Of the postoffice force
takes his vacation August /.
Prof. and Mrs. Ernesti are spend
ing their vacation in Chicago.
The Greeley Y met Tuesday even.
ing with Miss Fannie Candlin.
Prof. and Mrs. r. W. Bullock left
fol their mountain trip Tuesday.
Dave Wood Of Greeley was calling
on the Misses Delling Of Bracewell
Sunday.
Elbert English was among the
number who spent Sunday in Colo
RADIO Springs.
Miss Ethel Waite went to Fort
Morgan Thursday for weeks visit
with friends.
Miss Eva Shearer has been enjoy
ing visit from her brother, Fred,
of Fort Morgan.
Yolande Comstock, who was at
tending the Normal this summer,
left yesterday for Chicago.
DR.. j. A. Thompson will preach
again in the United Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening.
Mesdames A. ]. and H. @. knight
expect their parents from Emporia.
Kan. this week for a stay OF some
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Carpenter
returned Friday morning from stay
of several weeks in the east, mainly
in Ohio.
The East Side ladies Of the Swed-
ish Lutheran church held social At
the home of Charles Lofgren Mon
day evening.
Harry Youngs of the Thompson
clothing company Is spending the
week over towards Estes Park In the
Half Way house.
Bert Kittle came back last Thurs
day from the jamestown exposition
and other eastern cities. He was
away about = month.
The West Side Ladies' Aid society
will hold their next regular meeting
at Mrs Tobias Mattox's home on
August I. All invited.
j. w. Imboden, the new book
store man, has been awarded the
contract for furnishing the supplies
to the Greeley schools next term.
Rev. Gustafson's s congregation pre-
faced the evening service Sunday by
thoughtful gift, namely a purse of
money as little appreciation of the
exec lent work he Is doing in Gree
ley.
Mrs. S. ]. McAfee underwent an
operation for appendicitis In Denver
last Monday and is reported getting
along we'll. She was i'll but a few
days before the operation was pro-
nounced necessary.
1t was Colorado Springs girl,
and Colorado Springs, you know, is
the seat of Colorado college, that
asked Greeley girl, What do you
do when you strike a restaurant
where the bill of lading is French:
There are onesor two vacant lots
in town that are very unsightly on
account of the growth of weeds upon
them. Out on West Tenth street
there is one where the forest OF
weeds almost hides the houses be-
yond.
DR.. E. l.. McKinnie of Colorado
Springs visited his son-in-law ana
daughter, Charles E. Phelps, for i
few days last week. He was warm
in his praises of Greeley as city
and the country about here as
farming community.
The national irrigation congress
will meet at Sacramento, Calif''
Sent. 81 and the Greeley CONNER,
cial club wants to be representa-
there. II anybody from Greeley VIII
he in California on those dates lIe
ICommercial club will appoint them
as delegates to the congress.
IT r. Manchester, four miles east
Of Greeley, has sold his forty acre
ranch TO Denver lawyer ana Mo"-
day the family moved to Denver
Mr. Manchester has bought grocery
store, l0l Broadway LIS
transfer company went into compe'l,
tion with the q. P. road and tooN
the household goods overland.
r. Rudd, a farmer of the beeoc
Draw country, is suffering rom
nocn,iar accident. He had hee'l
sotb.red with sore eyes caused ny