The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-05
Little Locals
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Grill 500 Ninth street
/. O. Glazier was a Denver ousl'
ness visitor last Tuesday.
See the line at the Craig Book
Store before you buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. f W. Euge spent
Saturday and Sunday at Johnsto"n'
Mrs. Mary Ollie and Mrs Alice
Beckwith went TO Denver yesterday
for few DAYS trip.
Majestic bacon and Swift's prem
ium hams, sliced or whole, at Marks
new market, Marlborough block.
Mrs William Brody leaves this
morning for Hereford, Tex, after
three weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs Roy Graham.
Judge Nixon Tuesday married
Grover A. Farlee and Miss Emma
Freeland, both Of Palmer, Neb
The Young people will make Greeley
their home
Weld county's agricultural exhibit
from the harvest festival will be
shown at the state fair at Pueblo
J. f McCrefy leaving this week for
Pueblo in charge of the exhibit.
Phillip Marks wishes to thank all
his old patrons for their favors in
the past, and invites them to con-
tinue their patronage in the new
location where they will as usual
find the best Of everything in the
line of fresh and salt meats and meat
market products.
/: Elmer Roy had his head badly cut
last Tuesday by being thrown from
his wagon. A wheel came OFT the
wagon and after being thrown to the
ground Mr.. Roy was dragged some
distance before the horses could be
stopped He was severely bruised,
but not seriously injured.
Mrs n. F. Cheesman received word
last Tuesday evening that her hus-
band was seriously i'll with pneumonia
at their cabin on the Laramie river,
where he had been spending the last
month. Mrs. Cheesman went via
auto to Cheyenne in the night and
took an early train Wednesday
morning to Laramie and drove the
rest of the way.
Fred W. Steele and Albert L.
Howard returned last Sunday from a
weeks fishing trip on the upper
Poudre. They brought home trout
measuring 22H inches long and
weighing Az pounds, which was
caught by Mr.. Steele the morning
they started home. number of
guests we're invited in to six
O'Clock dinner Sunday and the trout
was served.
Mrs. Charles Burkhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Burkhart and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Hennick and daughter
left yesterday for Queen City. Mo,
with the remains of Charles Burk-
hart. They will be Joined by two
sons, Charles and Albert Burkhart,
In Missouri, and interment will be
made in the family burying grounds
at Queen City, The widow will re.
main there and the others of the
Greeley party will return in two
weeks.
A recent letter from E. j. Carver,
for thirty years connected with the
Tribune, now resident of Riverside,
Calf, states that he is feeling good
and is stronger than when he left
Greeley. Mrs. Carver, who was
badly hurt in runaway in Greeley
last fall, has entirely recovered from
her injuries.
Last Thursday Hubert Reynolds,
he who sells drugs and soda water,
with w. F.. Culver, started to Den.
yer via the automobile route
Shortly before reaching Platteville
a short turn in the road, bridge
and sand bank combined to dun,
the machine on its nose, and landed
the men In clump Of sand and cac
tus, showing their spines up into tn
middle of next week. MIR. Reynolds
friends insist that his spine still
shows behind his ears. No specia
damage except to the passengers
feelings.
DR.. E. A. Darby, who was electe
by the Methodist church Of this cit
to represent the church at the la
conference held in Grand Junctio
this week, left this week for tina
purpose. This is an important cor
ference Of the church which meet
only once in four years, having fo
its object the consideration c
changes in the discipline which
the law of the church and the cleo
tion Of delegates to the general cor
ference, which is the body actuall
making such changes. During Dl