The Greeley tribune., 1907-04-18

Born-Monday, April Is, to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Spute. a daughter.
Miss Hattie Dougherty OF Flint
Falls, Ida. was in Greeley last sat
urday.
l. W. Bennett, county commits
sioner OF Larimer county, was In
Greeley yesterday.
Special sale on sample lines of
ladies' shirt waists and wash suits.
Ramsay Lry Goods Co..
Mrs. F. L. Abbott and daughter,
| Vivian, are in Denver to see the San
Carlos opera company.
Miss Elizabeth Banta is in st.
Luke's hospital, Denver, recovering
from successful opertion for appen-
dicitis.
Buy useful present at the bazar
and food sale by the Congregational
church ladies at the church Friday,
April 26
The W. G. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. F. r. Baker. 1909
Eleventh avenue, Tuesday, April %,
at . 30 p. m.
Samuel Rugh of Pennington, N.
NJ, stopped in Greeley Monday even
ing for short visit with relatives.
He is enroute to Oregon.
Herbert Badger, Robert Steele and
James Russell went to Denver Tues
day, each returning In a fine new
Ford auto they had purchased.
Smith D. Phillip of Folt Lupton
last Saturday filed map and state
ment of the Valley ditch, short
but rather large irrigating ditch In
his locality.
The j. T. Clough Furniture COM
pany will have five cars Of furniture
arrive this week, which is the big
gest single shipment of furniture
ever sent to Greeley.
Arbor Day will be fittingly OBJ
served IL the high school and grades
tomorrow with suitable programs
in the morning and the remainder of
the day will be holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Kellogg and
children returned home Saturday
after six-weeks' journey through
California. They report good
time, but lots of rain, and think
there is no place like home.
E. ]. and Nina Kellogg and Mrs.
Pearl Hankins and children came
down from Severance Sunday to vel.
come their parents back from the
coast and eat oranges and listen to
the great stories of California.
Mrs. Emma NJ. Wadsworth. presi-
dent of the Rebekah state assembly,
and friend, Miss McCary, of Grand
junction visited Oasis Rebekah lodge
No. 13 last Wednesday night. There
was large attendance Of members
of the order to meet her and the
degree was conferred on four candi-
dates. Light refreshments we're
served after lodge.
The brotherhood of St. Paul held
its regular meeting in the Methodist
church last Monday evening. Ad-
dresses we're made by Rev. w. j.
Luscombe of Clarion, Iowa, and G.
E. Carter. Short talks we're made
by various members who attended
the meeting at Fort Collins last
week. After the program refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Fl. J. Houston entertained a
company of ladies with 4 comfort
tying last Friday. The guests came
in the morning and spent the entire
day. Those present we're Mesdames
will Shaffer, o. Howard, Helen
Hapgood. S. K. Boyd, j. Christman,
John Pennington, v. VanGorder, r.
W. Person, Fred voris, E. A. Hop
kins and Julia Hopkins.
Geo. w. Brown of Ogden, Utah,
brother .in.law of J. NJ. Peterson,
the peanut man, will be In Greeley
next week with some buyers for The
Emma mining property near Ward,
in Boulder county. The mine Is
leased, with two and half years to
run yet. If satisfactory terms can
be made with the owners Of the lease
the property will likely change
hands.
If you, a young woman, fell into
q brook up to your knees, would you
walk four miles home soaking wet or
take of your shoes and stockings and
walt for them to dry9 Peggy
O'Mara preferred to dry. Peggy IS
the principal young woman In All
Of a. Sudden Peggy" which Henrietta
Crosman will offer at the Greeley
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