The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-26
Mr. and Mrs. d. r. Eastsrdo,

= III anu WI E"'ss"y Aot AlbH
oueraue, n. NJ, where he will he
Obliged to spend several months los
his health.
Harry Newell was released FROM
iail here last Monday after beiuE
locked up for several weeks awalting
trial on serious charge, the COR.
planning witness being Miss Ellie
Skillings of Platteville. The pross
cutting attorney dropped the case be
cause the witness aud her family had
left the country.
The faculty Of Normal high
school gave a reception 20 the stu
dents last Friday evening in the
gymnasium. The room was prettiIy
decorated for the occasion and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by
the high school students. A large
number attended. Refreshments
were served during the evening
Mrs. Warner Koontz entertained
small company of ladies Saturday
afternoon In honor of Mrs Charles
|
of Denver The hostess and most Of
the guests were formerly residents of
Findley, o. Monday Mrs. George
Robbie, who also lived at Findlay, !
entertained the same company OF
ladies'.
If you want stockings for boys,
and girls. something for wear, try
our Iron Clads. Buy your flour now
Concord grapes, two baskets S5c
best sweet spuds. five pounds for Csc y;
choice apples FIVE pounds for 25c
best hams and bacon Ice, guaranteed
cider vinegar, jelly glasses 25c per
dozen, Mason jars so, IS and IS cents.
Red Front.
Miss Nora Carr of Girard, ILL.,, ar.
rived here Wednesday evening for
visit with her cousin, Mrs. E. G.
Mckinney. Miss Carr is instructor
of music in Christian college OF
Columbus, Mo-, and has been given
years vacation for needed rest
She has spent two months in the far
her home in Girard.
Miss Gertrude Ernest entertained
a company of friends last Friday
evening. The gathering was re-
union of the crowd who spent severa
weeks together at Glen Park this
summer. They spent jolly evening
recalling mountain experiences.
Those present we're Mrs. Katherine
Brown, Misses Elsie McCobb, Marie
Duncan, Inez Nesbit aud Clella Car
penter.
c. d. Todd was the host OF a
birthday dinner last Thursday even
ing. Covers we're laid for fifteen
and an excellent dinner was served.
The decorations were of pink and /.
white. The guests, who were coun- !
cilmen and city officials, were Mayor :
Green, d Stroll, A. W. Jacobs w.
G. Wilson, F. NJ. Barber, j. B Phil /.
lips, c Fl. Ward, j B. Patton, MIL
ton Seaman, Eugene Williams, 0. F.
Shattuck, c. E. Bade, Engineers An.
derson and Baum.
L. j. Reeves, city clerk of Ha.
warden, Ia, and his uncle. William
Reeves, of Maple Park, III have
been visiting the formers brother.
Sam Reeves, of LaSalle, for several
davs, and are going to take several
trips into the mountains of Colorado
before returning to their home.
This is the first time that T. ].
Reeves has been farther west than
Omaha and he is naturally much in.
terested In Colorado. The elder
Reeves is retired farmer.
Col. G. A. White a few DAYS ago
sent copy Of the Manchester, n.
H.. Union to the Tribune on,ca
The paper contains an account Of the
celebration of the 106th birthday hv
James q. McGregor, said to be the
Oldest man in America Mr.. Mo.
Gregor is the Oldest active Mason !,
the world and still takes keen in
terest in lodge matters. Recentlv
ne attended lodge session and In
leaving announced lightly that be
would see the boys again in anotbar
year. ''''o'
Inc cabinet of the Y. W. c. 4 y, =
the Normal gave reception toi
divisions Nos. and . Of the in,,a.
CLASS last Saturday afternoon =, ~.
home of Mrs. W. G. Cbarba
Inc affair was very informal ,na
was thoroughly enjoyed by The yonna t
iaoles present The Y. W e %
membership ranges from l-l n 100 '
The cabinet members are -.
Spe,'y, Si"a .,o.p5 president; clarice Philips,
vice president; Edith Forbusb Mps '
garet Statler, Edna puri,