The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-30

D"''e' mont
= w. 9lahier went to Denver Mon.
uay' returning Tuesday.
Needles and shuttles for any sew.
lux machine at the Red Front.
ueo'ge Dauth is improving his
fes''ence with an arborvitae hedge.
DIX tons second-bottom hay, sl4
per ton; to sell at once. Red Front.
ewilt's premium hams, Sliced or
whole' and Majestic bacon at Marks
Market. ''
Miss Iva Mcmillan is visiting her
pro1Ier' W. J, Mcmillan. at Big
Bend this week.
Mrs A. j. Allen and son, John
I1ehuefson, went to Denver yester-
day to see Peter PAM
we are moving and will sell what
you want cheap if we can find it.
McCutcheon Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Berry of
Cahonsburg. Pa, are visiting their
son, VIII Berry and wife, for short
time
Mrs. NJ, J. Knowles is spending
the week in the country with Mes
danes S. A. Bradtield and j. A.
Waterhouse.
Miss Marie Bowen, who has been
teaching in Pleasant Valley, leaves
this week for Iowa, where she will
spend the summer.
Just arrived, carload of Herrick
refrigerators. All sizes and styles.
ID. X Macarthur & Co., agents.
| Miss Bertha Wick of Alton, Ia,
arrived in Greeley Wednesday OF last
week and began work the following
morning in II. ii. Shaw's store.
| Mrs. II. r. Lyman of Boulder is
visiting Mrs. Judge Hawks. Mrs.
Lyman is delighted with Greeley
and thinks it an ideal place for a
home
We have secured the agency for
sewing machine needles and can fur
nish you needles, shuttles and re.
pairs for any machine made. Full
stock on hand. Red Front.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Reid, formerly
Of this city, now of Torrington
Wyo. came down from there last
week for short visit with theil
daughter, Mrs. Will Berry, and othel
relatives.
Miss Ida Celeen, who teaches al
Evans, left yesterday for Iowa
where she will spend her vacation
Miss Celeeu has been engaged a
principal of the Evans school for tn
following year.
Fl. Van Churchill, who has bee
principal of the Antonito schools
lrss teen spending few days wit
relatives here. He left yesterday fe
the San Luis valley, where he has
good position for the summer.
Mrs. NJ. E. Edwards, who ha
spent the last two months In sterl
ing, returned to Greeley last Monda
evening. After spending two week
here visiting relatives and settlin
up business affairs, she will go bac
to Sterling.
Mrs. A. Richards, who has bee
Spending the winter with her daugl'
ter, Mrs. j. B. Phillips, left yestel
day for Kansas City to visit her son
She was accompanied by Miss Hele
Phillips, who will visit in kansa
City several weeks.
Stewart's cafe, on Ninth street
continues to be the mecca for al
hungry men. Cuisine the best IL
town, and service tip-top through
out. Try a meal there Sunday 0
any other day, and get your money .
worth. s26 Ninth street,
Mrs. w. H. Winslow and tw
daughters of Genoa, Neb., arrived II
Greeley last evening and Will visl
their aunts, Mesdames S. w. Bul
lard and w. w. Field. DR.. w. II
Winslow .and son will folio" in
few days. The family are enrout'
for Fort Collins to make their home
Little Earl oliver White cele
brated his seventh birthday last Ell
day at the home of his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram White. INT
guests were seven little boys and re
feshments were served of ice cream
randies and a birthday cake Will
seven candles.
II. ID. Miles and T. Fl. Cole o
Forest City, Ia, spent Thursday aho
Friday in Greeley. They came "es'
with party who are contemplating
investing in land near Fort Morgan
The two men are friends OF MIS-. y
II. Lackore and family ana MT