The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-21


script or text. If you already own
your plate let us make your cards
from it.
Fresh ranch eggs and butter 25
cents. Nice juicy Naval oranges,
per dozen, 20 cents, this week. Pure
maple syrup 81 per gallon. Fat
mackeral, smoked halibut and white
fish. Coal oil 15c. Red Front.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Markins re.
turned tc their home in Denver last
Monday after visit with Mrs. J.
II. Lewis in the Ashton district.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Lewis, who will visit in Denver two
weeks.
There will be civil service ex-
animation for the position of postal
clerks and carriers held here March
l3. Those who wish to take the
examination should apply to John q.
Brewer of the Greeley postoffice for
blanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swanson of
Ketchel, Ida, have been visiting
their brother, Frank Swanson, and
family, the last week. They left
yesterday for Denver but will visit
Greeley again before returning to
their home.
q. w. Putney received word of the
death of his brother. L. M. Putney,
of Putneyville, Pa, last Sunday.
Mr.. Putney spent several weeks in
Putneyville with his brother this
! winter and left him somewhat i'm
proved in health.
E. c. Place of Lansing, Mich.
who has been assistant in chemistry
at the Agricultural college in Fort
Collins, was in Greeley the guest of
TRULY Cameron last Monday. He
was enroute for Weldon where he
will start newspaper.
Mrs. James Danley and Mrs.
/ Katherine Brown were surprised at
their home on Seventh street last
Thursday evening by a company of
lady friends. Light refreshments
were served duripg the evening and
a good time enjoyed.
Prof F. L. Abbott went to Den
yer Monday to meet Prof. L. B.
DeMotte, the noted lecturer. Prof.
DeMotte was on the faculty at
DePaw University, Greencastle,
Ind, when Prof. Abbott was stu
dent at the same place.
q. Abram Mumper, assisted by Henry
Couture, expert lanternist, will give
their celebrated lecture on the
Philippines in the Christian church
Tuesday evening, Feb. %. Admis
sion 25 and Is cents. Tickets on sale
at Crist g. Tisdel's barber shop.
Frank Hunter, general merchant
at Hardin has disposed Of his stor'
to Rev. Samuel Moore, and took a.
part payment a residence on Tentl
street between Fourteenth and Fit
teenth avenues. Mr.. Hunter witt
his family moved here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Talbert and
children went to Wray, Colo, last
Monday where they were called by a
message stating that Mrs. Talbert's
father, ]. w. Smith, was dying.
Mr.. Smith lived near Greeley a
number of years and went to Wray
last October.
Anton johnson, who has been
rooming in the west part of town,
will have a comfortable home Of his
own at 1922 Eleventh avenue when
the building is completed which is
now enclosed and being sided. Mr..
johnson is builder and is doing the
work himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark will
spend the summer at Greeley, hoping
to benefit Mr.. Clark's failing health.
Mr.. Clark has been employed in the
First National Bank at Durango fol
some time. Mrs. Clark went tc
Durango Saturday and will return to
Greeley soon.
Judge Hayt. president of the New
York Society, and L. P. French,
secretary, will hold an informal
meeting in the parlor Of the Union
National Bank Saturday afternoon,
Feb. %, at l 80 o'clock, to which all
former residents of New York state
are cordially invited.
The Rev. W. J. McBurney Of
Canonsburg. Pa, will deliver a lect'
ure on Tuesday evening, Feb. 26, ir
the lecture room of the u. P.
church. Subject, 'The Birthplace
of Culture" Under the auspices OF
the aid society of the Reformed Pres
byterian church. Admission 10 ano
Is cents. At 8 O'Clock.