The Greeley tribune., 1907-02-28


laid back combs at Glazier's.
Mrs. James Karr of Eaton is visit
Ing her mother in St. Louis.
Mrs. L. G. Moss went to Denver
last Monday for few days stay.
Miss Nina McKelvey, who teaches
at Big Bend, spent Saturday in
Greeley.
Mrs. John Race was called to
Denver last Tuesday by the illness of
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kratz returned to
Ault Thursday after visit with
Mrs. R. N. Mofiat.
For up.to-date suggestions in wall
decorations see Boynton, the paper
hanger, S04H Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Carlson of
Fort Collins we're in Greeley Monday |
enroute from Eaton to their home.
]. S. Holland has Just sold his
ranch after farming it thirteen years
and taken possession of their town
property.
Mrs. S. J.. Richey and daughter,
Miss Emma Richey, went to Eaton
last Saturday for few days visit
with friends.
Rummage Sale at Park Congrega-
tional church, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Feb. 2s-March and 2,
ten O'Clock till six.
Frank Signourette and Mrs.
Frank Gordon, both of Lexington,
Neb. we're married here last Monday
by Justice L. B. Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Burne, VINO
have been in Greeley three weeks, re,
turned to Denver last Thursday.
Mr.. Burne has been in charge of
, construction gang for the Bell Tele-
phone Co.
! w. G. Dickerson is moving from
the Gladstone on Sixth street, where
I the family has lived for some time,
1 into the other residence property
t owned by them one door north on
Tenth avenue. The property vacated
will be rented.
e Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Lewis, Mr..
: and Mrs. j. L. Adams and three
r children and Miss Eva Williamson
. started last Monday for Shenandoah
# la. The families have been living
here the last year and decided to re
turn to their former home in Iowa.
h DR.. F. ]. Conway last week solt
!. Arthur Hickman two lots on Elev
i, enth avenue between Fifteenth ant
10 Sixteenth street for $1,000. Real es
r. tate dealers say lots on Tenth an
Eleventh avenues will go to 81, 20
apiece within q few months, a
~ !. nearly all the desirable lots ther
1T are sold.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Rossiter Johnsc
o. aud Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones
no Syracuse, N. Y. spent Tuesday i
Greeley. They have been travelin
49, In the west the last six weeks an
=. have visited the coast and man
~, ~ Colorado points. They left Tuesda
- -, evening for Denver and expect to 6
10 10 to Texas before returning home.
es A company of ladies surprised Mrs
o. l.. A. Kight last Monday at he
home. The event was celebratio
in honor of her fourth wedding ami
~ yersary. The guests came in tn
g. q morning with well.tilled lunch bas
u kets and spent the entire day. Mrs
.. Kipht was presented with som
beautiful china. The ladies spen
=, an enjoyable day.
Cash prices this week; Coal Of
15c. best lard, five pounds 75c, te
no no pounds sl.35c., bacon lie, ham
Ii 10 Ice, salt side 12c, smoked white tis
% and new mackerel, best cracker
~ :; 7c pound, gallon can peaches an
- apples 4Oc. gallon muscat grape
y, !, a5c. rood corn four cans for 25c, thre
~ packages Zest 25c. Try our cash sys
tenn, it saves you money. he
Front.
y. - Fred Smith the past week sold hi
w lots and buildings at the corner c
:. ' Eighth avenue and Seventh street
r. ]. Decker and John McCutcheo
= for s2s, 900. The buyers will prot
- ably not make any improvements
-. - the property for year or so, bu
o. after that they will likely put on
second story. The Farmers Suppl
& Machinery company will still COZ
1e tinue to occupy the building.
y. James Winchester, brother.in-la'
10 of City Marshal Fred Minis OF Evans
20 Is said to have stirred up the animal
IA In Jack O'Grady's place In the sam
ID town last Thursday evening. 1t
!. claimed that he came into the plac