The Greeley tribune., 1907-12-12

,,csv and Z. N. Miller. of Greeley,
/, an automobile collided ON Tenth
street near the Armory last Monday
evening. and nearly put everything
and every body out of business Mrs.
phillips was thrown from the buggy
and considerably Injured
Mrs, j. z. Winslow and daughter,
Mrs +. Douglas, and her daughter,
Nellie, OF Laramie, Wyo., were
quests of Mrs. NJ A. Bunker several
days last week and stopped again
Tuesday night on their return hcme
from Denver. Mrs. Winsiow Is .
sister.in law Of Mrs. Bunker.
If you wish to be kept in mind bv
friend try an Ideal. Waterman or
Conkiin sef-tilller fountain pen.
Art goods, toys, fine leather hand
bags, dolls manicure sets. brushes
and numerous other articles at prices
that will sell the goods. Come and
see Imboden about 1t at SIS Eighth
street.
The Northern Colorado Elevator
Co composed Of }. X. Mullen, III
f. johnson and f. NJ. Ryan, all Of
Denver, filed articles Of Incorporation
In the office of the county clerk last
Monday The company is capital
lied for SIS, 600. aud will erect
number OF elevators in Weld county
and do a general grain business.
George Torrance, a young railroad
employee, did the act heroic In al
Evans pool room last Saturday night
by picking up gasoline lamp that
had sprung leak, wrapped an over
coat about the thing and throwing
it into the street before 1t exploded.
He was somewhat burned about the
hands and arms. but otherwise no
serious damage was done.
B. D. Sanborn has been busy the
past week as assistant to the board
of appraisers, determining the value
of the Denver Union Water COM
pany's property, with view to the
city Of Denver huying the same. Mr..
Sanborn has been called in TO assist
in determining the value Of water
rights and appraising the value OF
some lands belonging to the com
pany.
There was a family dinner last
Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
G. W. Graves. The affair was the
celebration of the birthdays of their
daughter, Miss Virginia, their son.
n.law, Fred Mason, and his daugh-
ter, Florence. An elaborate turkey
dinner was served and a thoroughly
enjoyable day spent by the relatives
present.
There was New England Thanks.
giving at the home Of w. w. Tinker,
when the mother and the sons, with
their wives and grandchildren and
great grandchildren gathered with
other relatives from Denver to make
merry. There we're twenty-seven
present. The eldet was eighty five
years; the youngest, great grand
child. was nine months.
Beer & Thomas will be found
costly located In their new office
building at No. ia Ninth street.
They have a fine. up--to-date office
and are looking for new business.
Being on the ground floor and Ia
splendid location, they feel sure
their business will he increased.
Call and see them In their new loca-
tion for real estate, loans, insurance
and bonds.
r. R. Rose of the Agricultural
Insurance Co., of WatertowD, N. Y,
which Is represented In Greeley by
81. G. Knight, was here last week and
adjusted the insurance on the Pres
byterian manse for both that COM
pany and the Caledonian Insurance
Co., Of Scotland. The amount
agreed upon for the loss was 81. .O92,
which was perfectly satisfactory to
the Presbyterian people.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Woodruff en-
tertained a company OF friends to
dinner last Sunday. Covers we're
laid for eighteen and an elaborate
turkey dinner served. The guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Wallace
and son. Mr. and Mrs. P. e. BOYLE
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brownell,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Woodruff, Miss
Nellie Twist, Mrs. A. S. Cook and
| Lee Cook of Fort Coiilna