The Greeley tribune., 1907-07-11

accept position with one OF the big
mining companies there, writes .
friend In Greeley that he likes his
work we'll but the town might be
improved.
The past week has been one OF the
-warmest In the history of Greeley.
On the Fourth OF July the thermom.
eter registered l02 in the shade aud
on the third 1t was an even 100.
Rain was badly needed in the dry
farming districts, although most the
grain crot is too far gone for recov-.
cry. Frioay's rain helped some.
Two Mexicans, Juan Luax and
Jose Fernaz, are in the county hos
pftal trying hard to recover from .
Fourth Of July cutting aflrav at
Windsor Luax has . deep cut in
his body on his right side just below
the ribs Fernaz's throat Is badly
cut. They we're brought to Greeley
Thursday evening after the cutting
affair.
A patent has recently been granted
to N. N. Beasley OF this city for .
gage attachment for carpenter
planes, the object being to secure =
perfectly parallel and even surface
IN leveling work. The little attach
ment will iii the bill all right and
ought to make its inventor snug
little sum of money as reward for
his ingenuity.
Quite an epidemic of building and
improvement is going through the
country west of Greeley. The Dor
man White residence is very pretty
one with ample room. tower gable
and all finished in slate and white.
The j. A. Moore residence has been
enlarged and poIches added and a
porch is being added to the L. w.
Howard residence just across the
road.
P. Danielson, one and half miles
north of Lucerne, has the foundation
laid and work begun for a fine new
house. 1t will be seven-room
frame residence with bath, furnace
and the extra conveniences of the
modern home. The foundation Is
40x2S with basement under the whole
house. A soft water we'll at depth
OF 100 feet will furnish water for the
house.
James w. McCreery Of this city
oil tnl NJ Hn1 n
Bar association at the annual meet
ing OF that organization held in
Colorado Springs lhe latter part OF
last week. John r. Smith of Dem
YER and S. Harrison of Pueblo we're
chosen vice presidents and Lucius w.
Hoyt of Denver was reelected secre-
tary. The next annual meeting will
be held In Fort Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Robinson. who
have been residents of Greeley since
the first Of March, have been COM
pelled to leave on account Of Mrs.
Robinson's healtlA The climate
does not seem to agree with her.
Mr.. Robinson has established him
self in business here as an optican
and the family have made many
friends who regret their departure.
They left Tuesday morning for their
home in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Brad6eld re-
turned June 30 from three weeks
trip to the Jamestown exposition
They visited Chicago and Washing
ton and took the boat at Norfolk,
Va, returning by way Of New York
city and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Brad
fields sister. Miss Anna B. Mccoy,
who has kept their house, left Satur-
day for Topeka. Kan, where she
will spend the rest of her vacation.
Miss Mccoy teaches in Denver.
| A party of nine Greeley young
people, whose combined ages reach
the respectable figure Of ISL years
met at the home of Mrs. A. II. Dun
ham last Friday. Mrs. Dunham
herself owns up to ninety years
Then there were Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. T.
West, each eightythree years; Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Hastings, eighty
eight and eighty six: MIR. and Mrs.
Van Valkenberg each eighty-three
Mrs. A. NJ. Green, seventy-tiVe ana
Miss Sarah Gibson, eighty years.
Mrs. John T. Clough, accompanied
by Miss Edweene, Albert and Edith'
leaves today for tour in the north
east and east. They join MI
Clough in Chicago, where he mas
been as furniture buyer, stay week