The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-04
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w 10 - c Muth for bicycle re.
pairing 7l2 Eighth avenue.
G. W. Luman left Monday for ten
Gays stay at Carbondale, Kan.
MI and Mrs Bert Pier and family
leave next week for an outing In
Estes Park.
r. E, Boyle left this morning for
Wichita, Kan, on a three weaks,
business trip,
hesl hams l6c, bacon lie, salt side
l2c. Get our cash prices on canned
fruit. Red Front.
Kew. and Mrs P. B. Fritsche left
TUESDAY for their new charge at
Monte Vista, Colo.
Miss Myrtle Myrick of Platteville
visited several days last week with
Miss Mabel Wasley.
Mrs J. A. Hale of Platteville and
Miss Emily Hale of Los Angeles
we're IN Greeley last Tuesday.
Mrs. F. A. Bissell returned 10
Colorado Springs last Tuesday after
vistt with her sister, Mrs. Charles
Phelps.
Mrs. +. Osborn returned to her
home In Cripple Creek last Thursday
after few days visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Dan Straight.
Miss Frances Carney returned to
Denver yesterday after spending
three weeks with Miss Anna B. Nc.
Coy at the Bradtield ranch.
Harvey Houston has gone to Colo.
RADIO Springs to accompany his
daughter, Irene, home. He will
make the ascent of Pike's Peak be-
fore his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Mossman of
Madison, Neb,, spent several days In
Greeley the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. kinsella. They left Tuesday
for Denver and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weller of
Lonpmont were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. D. Balcom last Friday.
Mr.. Weller is of the firm of Hamm
g. Weller, hardware and implements,
at Longmont.
William Liephart was found
guilty in district court of stealing
a set of gang plows near Fort Lupton
and selling them for old junk He
was given from one to two years at
Canon City by Judge Gamble.
Tie band concert in the park last
Friday evening was again enjoyed BY
| q crowd that ran into the thousands
The program was little lighte
tlian that of the first concert bu
seemed to be fully as much appre
ciated.
The Greeley Produce & Commits
sion company has been incorporated
by S. A BradHeld. Ira l. Sides, w
E. Green, Albert Lawrence ane
Charles II. Bliss. The capital STOCK
is $4,000 The new company viii
do regular produce business in thi'
section.
DR.. and Mrs. G. r. Warner o
Grand Junction visited several dav'
last week with Mrs. Warmers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Durkee
They went to Denver Thursday ane
Mrs. Warner returned to Greeley th'
last Of the week for another visit be
fore returning home.
William Skillings and his entire
family, three and half miles soutf
Of Platteville, disappeared in ont
night recently. They left all o
their live stock. chickens, etc, ant
have not been heard Of for severa
DAYS. Creditors took possession o
the place after the family had disap
peared.
George johnson, the young man
who attempted to steal bicycle
from In front of the Tribune office a
few days ago and was arrested while
irving to sell 1t to w. E. Lester,
was sent to the state reformatory at
Buena Vista by Judge Gamble of the
district court. Johnson was given
an indetermitant sentence.
Miss 1. r. Rockwell, who has
aiken care, of John Insinger, son OF
W A. Insinger, several years. leaves
shortly for Council Bluffs, Iowa. for
an indefinite stay. Miss Rockwell
is obliged to made a change OF clim-
ate on account of her health her
many friends hope that she may soon
return completely recovered.
W. G. Packard, prominent Den
yer business man, was one OF one
fnanciers who attended the bankers
Invention at Fort Collins last week
sixteen years ago Mr.. Packard was
one OF the pencil pushers on the