The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-14

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Oh ci'eap grades now In at Horne,s
New Greeley view hooks, % are
.a.e p'saIfes only quarter, at Tri-
Mrs. c, L, Geger went TO For,
Morgan Wednesday for a few days,
visit with friends.
Mrs. Walter Davis will 90 to Den
Ver oouas lor few days visit with
her s'stetin'Iaw, Mrs. sticksel.
Mrs. Nj. oIeson and daughter.
Leah Oleson, went to Ault last Sat.
urday 1of a few days visit with
friends.
MRS. r. J. O'Leary returned to
Denver last Monday after two weeks
visit Will her uncle, f. W. Jackson,
and family.
Inc ladies of Trinity Guild will
have sale Of home cooked food at
the Union Tea and Coffee store next
Saturday afternoon.
Robert Steele left last Tuesday
for San Antonio, Tex. Mr.. Steele
will spend several weeks in the south
land before returning.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Conaway of Denver,
who has been visiting Mrs. II. B.
Martyr the last two weeks, returns
to her home this week.
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Mrs. Cyda Collyer of Cripple
Creek, WHO has been nursing Harry
Dowell the last three weeks, left last
Thursday for her home.
Edward G. HUSKY has begun the
erection Of a fve.room modern cot
tage on Seventh street between Four
teenth and Fifteenth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Carpenter of
North Platte, Neb., were in Greeley
Monday. They went to Loveland
Monday evening to visit their son.
Harry DoweI is still in a serious
condition from neuritis. Saturday
his right foot was amputated and his
friends are hoping for his speedy re-
covery
| Miss Marguerite Faust, who has
been attending high school here and
living with her uncle, Paul Challiss,
and family left last Thursday fol
her home in Philadelphia.
Nelson Demorest went to Denver
Monday evening to attend the JOSE
Lhevinne concert. Mr.. Demores1
also combined business with pleasure
and returned Tuesday evening.
The Frank H. Camel lecture il
First Presbyterian church Feb. II
will be beautifully illustrated will
colored stereoptiron views. Last ant
best lecture in Tribune lectur
course.
]. L Sherd of Cedar Edge, Colo.
was visiting Monday and Tuesda
with MI. And Mrs. C. P. Kemmerel
Mr.. Sherd was formerly q resident c
Greeley and Mr.. Kemmerer's part
ner in business.
At the meeting of the Knights G
Pythias lodge last Monday night on
new candidate was initiated In til
rank Of knight and five new candi
dates we're voted on and accepted
Following the meeting banque
was served.
f. II. Sears, the Noah's Ark man
returned to Greeley last Thursda
from Omaha where he went t
market four carloads Of sheep. II
struck a poor market and also ha
considerable difficulty on account c
snow storms.
Albert Abney Of Evans was las
Monday bound over from Justlc
Willard's court here to the distric
court for assaulting AL. Gallatin re
Gently His bond was fixed at $40
which he was able to furnish through
his cousin, A. j. Atkinson.
Misses Marie Rasmussen and Alm'
Shambo, who attend the Agricultural
college, were in Greeley Friday
They left that evening for the hom
of the latter In Hardin for a teV
days visit, accompanied by Mis-
Mabel Shambo, who attends tn
Normal here.
Mrs. Jennie Patterson and Mrs
Maggie Davenport gave an a
home" for the Gordon Y last Frlda.
evening at the home Of the former
About twenty young people "er'
present and had jolly time VIII
games and music. Light refresh
mcnts we're served by the hostesses.
Mrs. A. S. Rochat of Painesville
TO-, who has been visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Weaver, since
THANKSGIVING, left for her home las'
Saturday morning. Mrs. Rochat nae
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