The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-05

Ely nets, covers and sheets at #.
A. Gates.
MIR. and Mrs. II. r. Hadley were
Denver visitors this week.
Mrs. ID. d. Forward and son,
Arthur, spent last week In Denver.
Fried CHECKER. FOR SUNDAY dinner,
served at The Grill, s26 Ninth
street.
Miss Helen Sopp returned Monday
from Denver, where she has spent
the summer.
Miss Ida Celeen returned last
week from Alta, Ia, where she has
spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Peralto have
returned from California, where they
have spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Green and
mother, Mrs. A. M. Green, went to
Denver Wednesday for short stay.
Ed Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Davis, had his wrist sprained
by his horse falling with him last
Sunday.
Fifty pieces Red Seal ginghams,
suitable for school dresses, at 1914
cents per yard. The Meyer Store,
7l3 Main street.
Mrs. L. A. Wood and children re-
turned to Fort Collins Saturday
evening, after ten days. visit Nith
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woods.
W. T. Graham of Omaha and
Mrs. W. F. Graham Of. Atlantic, Ia,
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
Wilson from Friday until Monday.
William Kennedy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Kennedy arrived home
this week from California, where
they have been spending the SIM.
mer.
Allison French, who is connected
with the Y. NJ. G. A. in Salt Lake
City, arrived here Tuesday morning
for visit with his mother, Mrs. e.
T. French.
Mrs. W. B. Horne and son, Louis,
who have spent the last two months
here with her mother, Mrs. Jane
Hotchkiss, left Friday for their
home In Omaha.
Miss Esther Ross last week re-
signed as fourth grade teacher in the
south ward building and her place
was illed by Miss Anna Scott. Miss
Ross will teach in Denver.
Russell, the two-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Goodman, was
bitten on the cheek by "a neighbor' s
doy last Monday The injury Is not
serious and the child is doing nicely.
Mrs. C. N. Thatcher and daughter,
lilo. visited from Saturday until
Monday with Mrs. J. H. Woehier.
The ladies nave been to Salt Lake
City and Yellowstone Park and stop
ned here enroute for their home in
Gearing, la.
Imboden's Book Store beats them
all for size of tablets. Our tablets
were bought last spring and we can
furnish you 200 and one Of $50
leaves for S cents. School boards
and patrons should 70 TO the right
place for their ink.
Northern Colorado Power COM
pany's new lighting rates effective
Nov. /, 1907. Residence, II cents
per kilowatt; business houses. 10
cents per kilowatt. Rates subject
to 5 per cent discount on bills less
than $40 and 10 per cent on bills over
80.
Heavy rains over nearly the entire
county the past week have settled
the dust and In many cases obviated
the necessity for irrigation of beets.
Greeley housewives upon whom falls
much of the labor of sprfnk!ing the
lawns, are jubllant over their respite
4 from this sort of work.
Geo. Wilkinson, civil engineer
who has been employed with Baker
e. Thompson, left here abont three
weeks ago, presumably on business
trip east. Friends have since been
informed that he was married last
Friday to young lady in Gypsy, w.
Va. Mr.. Wilkinson expects to re-
turn to Greeley with his bride Sep
tember 10.
The girls of the X club returned
Saturday afternoon from Fort Col
lins, where they were entertained
several days by Miss Millie.. Ed
monds, a member of the club.
Those who enjoyed her hospitality
were Misses Grace Wilson, Nellie
Tbompson. Bessie Banta, Mabel
Wasley, Helen Phillips, Lucia
Dayen and Margaret Statler.