The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29

Sy hlcknell OF Boston Is
visiting Mrs, NJ. NJ. P. Bartlett.
Mrs. Robert Norcross of CHEYENNE
Wells is visiting friends in Greeley.
Miss Mabel padgett went to Den.
yer last Friday for two weeks visit.
j. Gore from Talmadse, Neb. is
visiting his son, W. f. Gore, of
Greeley
Mrs. John Perkins returned last
THURSDAY from two weeks stay at
Pine, Colo.
School boards will be pleased with
the. quality and price of stock at the
Craig Book Store.
Souvenir spoons Souvenir spoons
Big line and best dollar spoon in
the state. iardley.
Miss Dora Oleson of CHEYENNE was
the guest of Mrs. II. Nj. Bons last
Thursday and Friday.
The Craig Book Store is located in
new quarters, south side of Main
street. See the new stock.
R. G. Martin, the grocer, will
move today from the Coronado build
ing to the new Marlborough building.
Miss Marie Ramsoel left Tuesday
for her home in Red Oak, Ia, after
three weeks visit with Miss Myrtle
Simpson.
John McCreery of Julesburg is
visiting friends in Greeley. Mr.. Nc
Creery lived in this vicinity num-
ber of years.
Mrs. G. A. House returned Mon.
day from ten days trip to Chicago.
She reports the weather delightfully."-
cool during her stay there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Atkinson
and two children went to Denver
yesterday for few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharon Atkinson.
The Unitarian Sunday school pic
mic will be held today at Island
Grove park. All wishing to go meet
at the church this afternoon at 4
O'Clock.
| c. II. Ramsay returned Tuesday
from business trip east. While in
New York he saw his daughter and
Miss Mary Daley safely started on
their trip to Europe.
d. F. Wherry of 1923 Thirteenth
avenue received word last week OF
the death of his sister, Mrs. j. c.
Barrett at Fort Morgan on Tuesday.
Mrs. Barrett was - years old.
Mrs. f. A. Sites left Thursday
for The Dalles, Ore, and other
points on the coast: Mrs. Stites
will visit her daughter, Mrs. Llovc
layers, and will probably be ava!
three Hncnths.
Clifton Wyatt returned last weel
from Wheatland, Wyo., where ht
has spent the summer. He was &C
companied on his return by his
cousin, Mrs. George Hiatt, who viii,
visit relatives here.
Byron Neaton 4 Son last week
sold the G. o. Heath half-section
mile and half west of Evans to G.
10. Blandin, assistant superintendent,
of the Western Union Telegraph
company ut Denver, for 50, 200.
Mrs. C. II. Allen, who VISITED
here recently was operated on TO
cancer in the Red Cross hospital II
salida and is failing rapidly. She Il
sister of Mrs. Frank Pollock ant
Mrs. Frank Harsh. Mrs. Pollock l.
in Salida with her.
Acting Governor Harper has ap
pointed the following Greeley people
delegates to the national irrigation
congress TO be held at Sacramento
Calf, next month: j. W. Nc
Creery, Fl. c. Watson, J. L. Brush
Alex. Mead and E. f. Baker.
Mrs. j. G. Chambers and Miss
Beulah Jones of Stratton, Neb., who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs
O. c. Paulson. the last month, LEFT
last Tuesday for their home, accom-
panied by Mrs. Paulson, who VII
visit in Stratton and Minden, Neb.,
for several weeks.
License to marry was issued MON
day to Fred Kistler and Miss Mo'ls
Weidenkeller, both of Eaton ana &c
Melvin Kinneman Of Virginia bale
and Miss Florence NJ. Morrow OF
Cheyeune. Rev. Toward married the
last uamed couple at his residence III
Greeley Monday afternoon.
Professor S. A. Johnson OF the
Agricultural college was IN pfee'es
last Thursday and reports the ONION
crop in good condition, sllsn.ly