The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-04
Little Local

Twelfth avenue.
II. B. Richey of Lone Tree "en'
I'm Pueblo last Tues lay.
Mr., and Mrs. Vernon Mcke''ey
srsnt Tuesday in Denver.
New Greeley city directories on
ale at Tribune office. Price, s2'oo.
Alfalfa seed, see quality ana get
ri,es from the Potato Growers
commission Co.
New suits are our speciality puo
va do cleaning and repairing aiso'
Avenue Tailoring Co.
Miss Anna Harbottle went 10 La
sale last Tuesday for few Gays
visit with her brother.
Mrs. G. H. King returned to Den
YER last Friday, after weeks 'lsi0
with Mrs. John Davis.
Clarence Neiil and DR.. Conway
made a business trip to their ranch
Al Gilcrest last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Patty of Adel, Ia, ar
rived in Greeley last Saturday for
visit with Mrs. Apbie Andrews.
Have YOU seen the pretty spring
siits that the Avenue Tailoring com.
pany, opposite. court house, is putting
cut?
One of the milk wagons OF the
new dairymen, Lockhart 4 beattle'
was demolished last Monday in a
runaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tew were 10
Denver few days ago and purchased
fine mantel, CRATE and tiling t1on-
the Denver Mantel & Tile company.
Cooked food sale by the ladies of
Park Congregational church Satur-
day at p. M, at Kittle & Wlthey S
store. Phone orders reserved. Tele-
phone, Greeley lS9.
Mrs. A. A. Peralta and Mrs. III
II. Sayre started yesterday for Cali
fornia. the former to San Francisco
and the latter to Ross Valley. The
ladies will be away nve months.
Mrs. Ovid Plumb celebrated her
eighty-ifth birthday last Thursday.
March 2s. She received the custo-
mary congratulatory letter and flow
ers from the Union Colonists society.
Nothing should be more carefully
selected than the kind of fertilizer
you put on your lawns. Farmer:
Supply g. Machinery company have
just received a consignment of testee
and prepared espec1a11y f5r raws1hss.: .r'
John D. Wilson and Miss Mari,
L. Kemper, both of Eaton, took out
a marriage license in the count,
clerks office last Tuesday. 1t was
announced that they would be mar.
ried yesterday. The groom is the
son of T. II. Wilson of Eaton and
the bride isa charming young woman
of the same place.
This is the week of spring vaca
tion in the public schools and che
children are enjoying it to the full
lest extent. Those who are fortu-
nate enough to have relatives or
friends In the country will spend a
few days there. But no difference
where they are school will be entirely
forgotten and an immense amount of
fun will be crowded into the week.
Manager G. A. Granger of the
Great Western Sugar company leaves
next Monday for two months vaca.
tton in Europe, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Edith. Mr.. Granger
hopes that a period of absolute rest
In lower altitude will benefit his
eyes, which have been a source of
considerable concern on the part of
himself and friends for some time
past.
The Sigma Epsilon Sorority girls
had an Easter party last Friday
evening at the home of Prof. F. l.
Abbott. One Of the girls was dres-
sed to represent bunny and carried
a basket of Easter eggs which were
presented to the girls after each had
performed some amusing stunt
Little Easter place cards were used
and the refreshments we're served in
DAINTY way. Each girl was given
an Easter chicken as souvenir.
The Greeley art club is now in
full swing. The members hav.
pleasant studio and rooms y, ~
fourth floor Of the opera house block
AND are In charge Of very com. |
petent art teacher. A general invi.
6ation is extended to those 'art.
loiiy" inclined to join the clnh
fhe more members the lighter thu
expense and the greater the mutnaI
aeIp' For particulars see or phone
MRS J. Il. Woolf, Mrs. Cbas C.mn