The Greeley tribune., 1907-03-07

Johns 49, -
'H ureeley view books, % fine,
,a.e pictures. only quarter, at Tri.
bune Office.
ns' Kate Wills of Denver ia
v1s,I'hg ,n',g her daughter, Miss Edna
WIS, this week
NeS' and Mrs. A. d. Buck of
Dei''er came to Greeley Tuesday for
. lew days stay.
=, ftee pea seeds at the Star Grocery.
An"t Is the place also to get what
you want in garden and flower seeds.
Inc greatest assortment of lace
curtains ever seen in Greeley, from
oo cents pair up to SO. Ramsay Dry
Goods Co.
specials this week: Fresh eggs
loc, oil l5c, sweet oranges, two dozen
SOC; fat mackeral and smoked white
nsh. Red Front.
+. E. Barr, who has been here
since last June, leaves Wednesday
Tor Parsons, Kan, where he will
teach in the high school.
Bring in your plows and cultivator
shoves and have them put in good
order for spring. Central Black
smith Shop, 800 Seventh street.
Mrs. J. Johnson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. c.
Anderson, the last three months, left
last Tuesday for her home in Denver.
The Star Grocery has the largest
stock of garden and vegetable seeds
OF any house in northern Colorado;
and there is where you can get
package of sweet pea seeds free.
/. Mrs, Il. B, Thompson visited from
Sunday until Tuesday with her
brother, Charles K. Collins, and
wife Mrs. Thompson was enroute
from California to her home in Su-
perior, Neb.
II. +. Flower has received word
from his son, Lee Flower, who re-
Gently went to Hobart, Okla, that
the latter is quarantined with small
pox. Lee left here few months
ago to take charge of the electric
light plant at Hobart.
Miss Mabel A. Faris, who lives
with her mother, Mrs. L. L.. Faris,
at l222 Twelfth avenue, left last
Tuesday for Clinton, Mo-, for an In
definite stay. Miss Faris has beer
attending the Normal and was forced
to Quit on account of failing health
Rev. and Mrs. F. o. Bergstrom
who have been living here the las
year, left Tuesday morning for tw'
months visit in Texas. They viii
return to Greeley and leave in Ma
for Japan, where they go as mission
aires : from the Swedish Missio
Iahsreh.
SfE and Mrs. Frank Z. Clifton g,
pect to spend few days visiting til
latter's brother, Mr.. Deffke, at Fol
Morgan. Mr.. Clifton has been work
ing without days vacation sine
last September at the sugar factor
and is certainly entitled to his vaca
tion at this time.
/: Mrs. Dora Duffey OF East Thir
street is distressingly i'll from an at
tack of sciatic rheumatism. Thl
family has been having more tina
its share OF trial as the l3-year-ol
daughter of the family died Satu1
day, Feb. %, after but a few hours
illness, the cause being acute pneu
monia.
Miss Mary Daley was the hostes
OF card party at the residence G
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Ramsay las
Tuesday evening. The game playe
was $780," Mrs. Lynn Carrel and +
L. Rissler being the prize winners
Refreshments were served and
pleasant evening enjoyed. Ther
we're As guests present
Conlad Brothers have sold ou
their automobile business to V1cto
Flood, who will occupy the ne>
building Just being erected by DR.
G. H. Mulford Oh Eighth avenue
Conrad Brothers will still continu
in the bicycle business, OCCUPYING par
of their old place, while the othe
half will be used for a tea and cone
store.
. NJ. A. Bunker returned home iron
Utah last "Wednesday evening ant
was glad TO be back. Everywher
that he went among his acqualnt
ances the report had preceded MN
that he was dead. The story wa
started on account of similarity II
names, many believing that l. II
Bunker, who died here couple o
weeks ago, was NJ. A. Bunker.
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