The Greeley tribune., 1907-10-17

New, last Saturday. n
Jesse Wyatt went to Denver Fri
day on a business trip.
Go to d. c. Muth for bicycle re-
pairing, Up Eighth avenue.
Miss Bertha Davis went to Eaton
last Friday for an indefinite stay.
Government inspected eastern
corn. fed beef at Marks new market.
a. E. Fox and Dave Nauman
drove to Grover Sunday, returning
Monday.
For Sale-0ne right in No. II
ditch. Woodruff & Mumper, sl4K
Main street.
Try Energine for your automobile.
Better than gasoline. Hennick
Brothers sell 1t.
Elwood and American fence in all
sizes and field and lawn gates. Nc
Cutcheon Hardware Co.
Miss Florence Salmon of Denver
came to Greeley Sunday for visit
with Mrs. Maggie Davenport.
Mrs. Lee PAUL returned to DEN
yer last Friday after visit with
her sister-in. law, MIS-. w. L. Clay
ton.
Mrs. G. B. Spears, who has lived
here some time, went to Albuquer-
que, N. NJ, last Thursday to spend
the winter.
Mrs e. L. Mckinuie is expected
this week from Colorado Springs for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Phelps.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Katherine
Schrader of Denver were guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Condor from
Friday until Sunday.
Mrs. W. c. Hanks and mother,
Mrs. Woodruff, were guests of Mrs.
W. Fl. Gill last week and returned
to Denver Thursday evening.
Miss Dorothy Griffin, aged fourteen
years, sustained compound fracture
of one leg last Saturday by falling
from high beet wagon near Greeley.
Mrs. Arthur Kendel arrived here
Wednesday of last week from Ala
mosa to be with her mother, Mrs. j.
w. Sanboln, who is quite seriously
III.
Mrs. N. ii. Weber came down
from Denver Thursday for visit
with her neice, Mrs Perry Murray.
Mrs. Webber was formerly resident
Of Greeley.
Mrs. Emma Petit returned to
Denver Monday after several days
visit with Mrs, Gordon Danforth
The ladies' we're friends when both
lived In lola, Kan.
Mrs. j. f. Cofiman aud daughter,
Edith, and Miss Cora CleIand Of
Eaton visited Mrs. o. d. Neil
Thursday and Friday and attended
the w. G. T. U convention.
James Cozzens returned last Thurs
day from Dillon, Mont, where he
had been to buy sheep. Mr.. Cozzens
was away about month and was
delayed ON account of not getting
cars. ....a.t
Bill for divorce was last Monday
filed in the county court by Mrs,
Ellen E. Reese against Howard V.
Reese, the charge being desertion.
The couple we're married at Wymore,
Neb.. in 1891.
Mrs. S. ]. Jones, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Bliss, the last two weeks, left Mon
day for Denver. After two weeks
visit there and in Pueblo she will
90 to her home in Boise, Ida.
The first twins born in Youngstown,
the parents of whom are Mr.. and
Mrs, W. H. Preston, have the entire
incubation of the town at their feet
The business men bought the pair
the finest baby cab they could secure
quickly.
William Burkhart left the first OF
the week for Old Mexico on SIX
weeks business trip for the Chacamas
Land Development Co. Mr. burK-
hart will go by way OF Mexico Guy
and will look after timber anu iuo-
Der interests.
Karl and Bessie Bliss, who are at
tending the State university at
BOULDER, came over Friday TO Visit
over Sunday with their mother,
Mrs. Jeannete Bliss Harry n''sS VI
the Agricultural college was also
home for few days.
Prof. w. G. Chambers goes "
Denver tomorrow and will deliver
lectures on psychology both afternoon
a o,epinp to the Ladies CLUB.