The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-19

| "on' Williams left last Thursday
for Ell paso, Tex.
Nothing too good for our custom.
ers. A. W, Jacobs.
pf w. IL Delbridge has returned
from his eastern trip.
Fresh oysters daily at r. n. CLAW.
Ton S confectionery store.
Watches clocks, jewelry and
stef''hs silver at Yardley's.
Mrs. ii, NJ. DeVotie went to Ault
yesterday to. visit her daughter.
Born, Sunday, to MIR. and Mrs.
Lea'S camp, at Leadville, a son.
Best oil corn-fed meats supplied to
customers at A. W. Jacobs market.
Miss Alice Pearman is spending
TWO weeks in Denver visiting friends.
Go to R. II. Claytons for your
oyster stews, fries: he serves them in
all styles.
Horace Ague was taken to the
Greeley hospital last Sunday suffer.
ing from typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Sambrlght and
two children of Cripple Creek spent
several days last week in Greeley.
Just received at Glazier's, my fall
line of ''Pickard" hand painted
china. The finest in the market.
Misses Myrtella Gibson and Jane
Steck went to Denver Tuesday to
enter the Westminster university.
Rummape sale at the Congrega.
tional church next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Sept 26. 81 and 2S.
Misses Ruth and Mary Brush came
over from Loveand and Fort Collins
last Saturday to attend the Carrel-
Kerr wedding
The W c. r. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Chester Blunt, three
miles northeast of Greeley, Tuesday,
Sept. a, at 2:3o p. m.
Mrs. Frank Ewers of Littleton
left yesterday for Longmont, after a
visit with Mrs. G. A. Myer and
daughter, Miss Eta Myer.
At the Electric theatre Saturday
night Everett Morgan drew first
prize, an electric lamp shade, and
Maude Larsen, second, baking dish.
Mrs Belle Champlin and daugh-
ter, Blanche. returned to Denver last
FRIDAY after a few days visit with
Mesdames W. H. Edwards and w.
II. Gill.
Dennie Barnard who has been en-
ployed with the telephone company,
left last Monday for Modesto, Calf,
where he expects to remain through
the winter.
e. T. SEatfner OF Cleariield, Pa,
last week purchased the Kersey
Enterprise, formerly owned and pub
lished by C. r. Lewis, who was sho,
and killed by Charles Simonson three
weeks ago.
When you have been all aroun'
looking up the styles in millinery WI
want YOU to see our line. Our trim
mer designs and makes her own hat
and they are the very latest style:
and our prices beat them all. Rec
Front.
Charles DetIke returned last Tues
day from a week spent at Pueblo ant
across the range at Palisades, Colo
Mr.. Deffke brought home some lint
fruit. The valley he visited wa
sheltered by the mountains and dit
not suffer from the frost as the sur
rounding country did.
A. D. Frost returned yesterday
from Grand Island, Neb., where hi
had been to make arrangements tt
90 on a ranch. He will keep his
position with H. Fl. Shaw until the
first of the year. Mrs. Frost visited
Mrs. Charles Deffke in the country
during her husbands absence.
E. L. Dunham has moved to the
Coronado building and Is now fitting
up what will be one OF the hnest
iewelry stores in northern Colorado
His cases are not all in place yet out
everything will be new and orleh'
looking, even to Mr.. Durham him.
self, who never will consent to gro"
old.
Following Is the report OF Greeley
flower mission for year 1910 :
Bouquets distributed GIT, plants ols.
tr!buted 200, garments distributed
l46, fruit and delicacies distributed
96, cash distributed sll 30, texts ols-
tributed 300, visits to sick loo, OUT
ipgs to sick 25. Other donations
half bushel of potatoes. Mrs. Susan
G. Adams, superintendent.
Children desiring instruction IN
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