The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25

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A. Gates.
Eastman Kodaks and camera sup.
plies at Fezer's.
Engraved wedding cards and an
nouncements at the Tribune office.
G. X. Collins of the Carrithers
store Is spending vacation In Ne
braska.
Mrs. d. j. Van Scyoc entertained
cousin from Denver the latter part
of the week.
Mrs T. T. Wilson was a Denver
passenger Friday visiting Miss Mabel
at the hospital
Window shades of all sizes and
colors made to order at r. E. Pol
locks, Ill Eighth avenue.
Mrs Mary McElroy continues to
improve which is matter of pleas.
ure to the many who are interested.
Rev A. A. Layton occupied the
pulpit in the Baptist church Sunday
In the absence Of the regular pastor.
Special train for Platte Canon ex-
curs'on at 6 30 a. m. Saturday, Aug
ust 3. Benefit rustic fountain in
park.
Mrs. Henry Rlenks and daughter
returned to their home in Illinois
Monday after a weeks visit with the
John Reinks family here.
The stock of pictures, mouldings
and window shades formerly owned
by W. W. Field has been moved to
Ill Eighth avenue by R. E. Pollock.
Mrs. F. A, Draper enjoyed visit
Monday and Tuesday from her sister,
Miss Frances Ranney, of Olympia,
Wash, who was on her way to
Michigan.
Mrs. Smith from Chicago was the
guest of her friend, Miss Lizzie Rees.
from Saturday until Monday. Mrs.
Smith went on to Colorado Springs
from this place.
Old potatoes wanted at the Star
Grocery. We will pay the highest
market price for all the good old
potatoes you have. Call or phone
the Star Grocery.
Mrs. Lata A. Smith and daughter,
Una, left Friday for visit of some
length in. Golden. Ill. Mrs. Smith
has been student the past year at
the State Normal.
The Cache Ia Poudre reservoir
company report activity in the pay
ing up on water. Drafts are Begin
ming to be made on the reservoir and
thus far the water has been cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Caswell of
the week. They will spend most of
their time In Colorado with their
daughter, Mrs. W. F. Spaulding Of
Kersey.
Lynn j. Carrel left Saturday for
Buffalo and other points. Mrs. Car.
rel has been visiting at her old home
In Appleton, N. Y, for few weeks
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carrel will return
August 4.
G. c Cummins show man with
the carnival company here last week,
and John Rice, local man, rough
housed it at Bassett's restaurant last
Thursday and we're fined IS and costs
in police court the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. Winn OF Aut |
who had been members of noun
tain camping party, were compeled
to come back Sunday as Mrs. Winn
could not stand the altitude. They
left Greeley for Aut Monday morn
ing.
j. Fl. Newberry, A. j. Allen and
W. E. Thompson started out into
the dry farm country east of Beebe
Draw Monday morning to build
shacks and get ready for their fami-
lies to move out to the homesteadS.
A number of Greeley people have
homesteads in this part of the
country.
We ought to be contented In Colo
RADIO. One friend writes from the
vicinity of Los Angeles that the ter
rible heat has kept the family in the
cellar most all day, that they
emerged every time an ice cream
wagon went by to get fresh supply
Then east of us, in Iowa partlcu-
larly, constant rains have ruined
much of the crops and comfort Oh
the people Hurrah for COLORADO
Dick and Marie Johnson, supposed
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