The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-25
fest Ice cream in the city at Nor

Best Ice cream in the city at Nor
risons.
Mrs. r w. Bullock was a Denver
visitor Saturday.
Fresh vegetables, nice and crisp.
at a. w. Jacobs.
Bring your repairing to Dunham's.
Work promptly done.
Miss Eula Morse left Thursday fol
a two weeks visit with friends III
Denver.
Mrs. w. Nichols left "Wednesday
last to join her husband in the
scottsblutf country.
Miss Lois Perry of Colorado
Springs is the guest Of the II. f.
English family this week.
Mrs. L. Nj. Mcdonald, teacher Of
piano and organ, hour lessons SO
cents. 1903 Eighth avenue.
Charlie Yardley has just received
fine line of hand painted china.
None better anywhere. See it.
Dick Cassil and Miss Genevieve
Stecklenberg of Des Molnes, la +,
were sightseeing In Denver Thurs
day
Mrs. Deffke from Fort Morgan ar
rived for visit with her mother,
Mrs. John Platt, the Deffkes and
other relatives.
Miss Bertha Nelson of Potter,
Neb., who has been visiting Greeley
friends, went home by way of Chey-
enne Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Lambert of Denver re-
turned home Thursday after two
weeks spent with the ]. F. Lambert
family at Bracewell.
Miss Lena Conroy of the big
Condor store left Friday for vaca-
tion of two weeks to be spent with
home folks In Shelton, Neb.
Little Miss Olive Haun from
Lamar, Colo, arrived Wednesday OF
last week for visit with Miss Elsie
McCobb and Miss Theresa Gauss.
Mrs. W. 1. Templeton, who has
been the guest of Mrs. C. H. Wolfe,
returned Sunday to her home in
Nelson, Neb. The two ladies are
sisters.
Miss Gertrude Fuqua enjoyed visits
at Chicago, st. Louis and other
points on her way home from Ur.
bana, ILL.,, where she has completed
a year at college.
Ernest Peterson Of Rockford, H.,
arrived Wednesday last aud is the
guest for few days of A. G. Leaf
gren. He will visit number OF
points In the state.
j. II. Loewus of the Condor mer-
camille store left Monday with his
family for a delightful outing of two
weeks in New York city. where the
family have relatives.
Misses Elsie McCohb, Gertrud,
Ernest and 1nez Nesbit left Tuesda!
for an outing In Glen Park. Th'
former stays three weeks and the
latter two for a shorter time.
The social given at the 1. O.
Glazier home by the Baptist ladie:
Thursday evening was enjoyed by a
number. A good program OF readings
and music was given in connection
with the refreshments.
Fred Miller, an employe Of the
new laundry, injured his eyes Sc
severely by splinters from the stee
ceiling during the adjustment OF
things in the new building that he
was off duty sick the latter part ol
the week.
Miss Jennie Clelland of Cutler
H., was the guest of Mrs. c. g.
Paul, leaving for LaSalle Thursday
Miss Clelland has been spending
sume time visiting Colorado points
among them Fort Collins, Lasallt
and Greeley.
C. o. Crawford returned Wednes
day last from Denver. Mrs. Craw
ford arrived in Hutchinson, Kan.
in time to attend her mother In he
last Illness. Death occurred th'
Friday after her arrival. Mrs. era"
ford is expected home this week.
! Frank Baker, who has been work
ing at his trade as machinist ana la'
beep over Indiana, Illinois and othe'
states, dropped off at Greeley long
enough to attend the wedding OF h''
brother Thursday evening gcing OF
to Tacoma, Wash to take up "orF
at his trade there
F.P. Meeker was called to Free
man, H.. Friday evening by tele'
gram conveying the news OF DE