The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-12
See stransky ware coupon in this

Fresh vegetables, nice and crisp.
at A. w. Jacobs.
Fresh oysters daily at r. II. Clay
toms confectionery store.
DR.. and Mrs. Dodds OF Canon City
are visiting friends in Greeley.
Fried oysters, oyster stews-the
best In town-at Robert Clayton's.
Miss Matte Graves began work
Monday morning at A. j. Parks
store.
Rev. II. B. Mcmillan OF Sterling,
KAN, Is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mcmillan.
Work gloves-we have the best
line In town; come and see. The
Meyer Stole, 7l3 Main street.
For trst.class hack line call F. G.
Brink. Greeley 4O5 or Weld l55, or
leave orders at Union Tea store
Mrs. Emma Heath returned Fri
day from seven weeks visit at De-
troit and other points in Michigan.
See Dunham, the jeweler, in his
new location, Coronado building, for
everything np-to-date in the jewelry
line.
Mrs. A. X. Morrison returned to
Denver Monday, after three weeks
visit with her son, f. G. Morrison,
and family.
George Hayes, engineer on the
stub, returned last week from a
four weeks trip to New York, Chi
cago and Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Dent, who have
lived here three years, left last
Thursday for few weeks visit at
their former home in Butter, Mo.
Perry Mead came down from Den.
yer Sunday to visit his two children,
who have just returned from, Estes
Park and are with their grandpar-
ents.
Misses Theodore McAlltioner and
Edith Thomas returned to Denver
last Monoay, after a weeks visit
with Mrs. d. ID. Sturgeon and Miss
Tessa CRADLE.
Misses Sue and Bess TATE, who
have ben visiting their sister, Mrs.
j. S. Danly, here and in the noun
tains the last month, left Friday for
their home in Lakin, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James French and
two children of Enid, Okla. visited
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week
with his cousin, Charles Phelps,
and wife. Mr. French is a banker
at Enid.
Colburn Bros. flour. made from
Turkey Red hard winter wheat.
There is nothing better IN the line
OF -four made. Once used, you will.
have no other. Wyman & Moss,
agents, s25 Seventh street.
j NJ. Peterson is attending the
state fair at Pueblo, and expects to
be away ten days. He will be Joined
In Denver by other members of his
mining company and they will have
ore from the mines tested while
away.
Mrs. Eliza Hunter of Buffalo
Creek was In Greeley Monday to
make arrangements for her daughter,
Sarah, to attend the Normal. Miss
Hunter has attended the Sacred
Heart academy at St. Joseph, Mo-,
for three years.
Rev. a. A. Anderson and family
of Salt Lake City arrived in Greeley
Thursday and are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. August Anderson. Rev. And.
erson is contemplating change OF
location and will probably 90 to the
Black Hills next week.
Ed Poor of Severance was put
under 81, 900 bond last Monday to ap-
pear for trial on charge of mayhem.
He is said to have bitten away a
good part of the upper lip Of Lee
Brady in fight at Severance last
Saturday evening. Brady was taken
to hospital in Denver.
Misses Helen Todd and Marins
Koheen of New Bethlehem. Pa,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. X.
Thompson last week. Inc 'anles
have spent the summer at Glen
Haven, and left Monday evening for
Denver and Colorado Springs, where
they will visit before returning
! home.
l.. C. Stowe former mayor OF
Grand Rapids Mich, and promi-
nent furniture manufacturer OF that
city, has moved to Greeley and may
make this his home permanently
Mr.. stowe and wife are at present
;,l +beir son.in-law and