The Greeley tribune., 1907-06-27

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wa,'ace's gallery will be closed
from June 10 to July 10.
Az unity church Friday evening,
butterfly drill, Tickets loc.
Only 10 cents, butterfly drill,
unity church tomorrow evening,
ME george d. Home made
business trip to Denver last Tuesday
Mrs. G. W. Nelson NJ Denvor ,s
vlsit'ng her daughter, Mrs. H. E.
Meyers.
+. E. Buckley of San Antonio /!
rex Is visiting relatives and friends |
in Greeley.
Ear Oschell of Creston, Ia, is
visiting his cousin, ]. L. Lucas. at
the Poudre Valley ranch.
Charlie YardIey has Just received
q nne line of hand painted china.
None letter anywhere. See it.
J. NJ. Wolaver and family of Love.
land are in Greeley this week to at.
tend the llumeGraham wedding.
Miss Lillian Bliss returned to
Denver Monday after two weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. j.. Bliss,
and family
Mrs, D. A. Camfield and Miss
Nora Ryan went tosDenver today to
attend the commencement at the
Denver Conservatory of Music.
Prof aud Mrs. c. E. Carter left
Tuesday for California. They will
attend the n. E. A. and visit vari-
GUS western points, returning about
August Is
1t Is gratifying to learn that many
farming communities in the vicinity
OF Greeley are planning to enter the
Harvest Festival parade with dis.
plays Of farm products from their
sections.
Charles Phelps went to Colorado
Springs last Wednesday to attend
the wedding of his brother-in-law,
DR.. Lewis II. Mckinnie, which took
place Wednesday evening. DR.. Nc
Kinnie married Miss Helen Fickes,
who has often visited in Greeley. .
The beautiful silver trimmed sad
die valued at $500 presented to the
champion rider in the bucking and
pitching contest at tie Cheyenne
Frontier Day carnival will be on ex-
hihition in the show window of the
Condor store here Saturday, Sunday
and Monday.
Athur Moore, son of Major Samue,
Moore, has just returned from a sue
cessful trip to the trout waters apC
mountain glens above Livermore
taking with him a party of tourists
from Denver and Big Bend. Th
tripsy made in Mr.. Moore's bi
tour4asfta the Winton.
Misses Katherine Stokes and Jose
phne Wright left Monday for al
eastern trip They 60 first t
Minneapolis, where they will visit
week at Miss Wright's home. The.
will also visit New York, Philadel
phia, the Jamestown exposition ant
in the south before returning.
Miss Edith Garrigues was in th'
graduating class at the Denver uni
versity this year. On June II, th'
day before commencement, she wa
taken violently iii with appendicitis
and was taken to Mercy hospital
She was successfully operated on tn
morning of the 14th and is now re
covering nicely.
The girls of the Phi Delta Ps
sorority were entertained Monday
afternoon at the home of Miss Viii
helmina Mead. The meeting wa!
unusually pleasant because of thu
presence of Miss Marjory Watson
who has been absent almost a year
After some reading and. fancy worl
the hostess served refreshments.
Ranch butter 2Oc, Lenox soal
seven for 25c. choice hams 16c, bacor
lie, salt side 12c, dried Clipped bee
SOC, corn fakes three for 25c. We
have pure cider vinegar. Choice
prunes four pounds for 25c, ter
rounds best lard Sl.35. We have a
cash price for you on canned goods
Of all kinds. Red Front.
A. j. Rowe, located just south Of
Twin bridges, has an eighty lately
taken up as homestead that he has
already improved to considerable
extent. He has fixed up belt
pump in a ten-foot well, a home
made irrigating plant which, with
mule power. furnishes water for his
small fruit and garden on the ridge
/ on which his house is located. rms
tract was government land and Mr..