The Greeley tribune., 1907-05-02
Removal sale at Craig's.

Lawn mowers put In first. class
shape at Lester's.
Have you seen Glaciers line OF
purses, the kind that holds?
Misses Lizzie Birch and Olive
Clapper spent Sunday in Denver.
Mrs. @. II. Mulford went to Den.
YER last Monday for few days. stay.
Swift's premium hams, sliced or
whole, and Majestic bacon at Marks
Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Wilder went to
Denver last Tuesday for few days
business trip.
Mrs. J. N. Studley spent. Thurs
day in Greeley enroute from Boulder
to her home in Ault.
w. c. Dickerson went tc Denver
Tuesday for weeks visit with his
Mrs. M. E. Warner.
c. Fl. Clark, who represents the
Fl. X. Milford Drug company in
Philadelphia, was in Greeley last
Friday.
The contract for the work in the
Weld County Savings bank has been
awarded to the Denver Mantel &
Tile company.
Miss Winona Hall came down
from Denver Wednesday to attend
the wedding of her sister, Leona,
and George Gibson.
R. s. Burroughs left last Friday
for California for six weeks trip.
He goes OH business trip but will
visit two uncles before returning.
Mrs. A. X. Clark and Mrs. j. w.
Ramsay went to Fort Lupton last
Monday morning for visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. B.
Knowles.
Jim Fisher was fined and charged
with costs to the amount Of $40. 30
in justice court last Thursday on
charge of dumping dead animals into
the Poudre river.
D. A. Kenyon came Saturday
night from Monte Vista to spend his
s2d birthday, May IL, with his
daughter. Mrs. William Foot.
Doctor 2. X. Snyder, DR.. w. n.
Delbridge and Charles Knelly, are In
Denver this week, attending the re-
union of the Scottish Rite Masons.
The few potatoes remaining in the
country are bringing good prices,
81. so having been paid the last two
days. The only trouble is that there
are but few potatoes left in the dis
trict.
Harry Blinn, a Tribune employee,
had his right hand badly crushed in
the large printing press last Tuesday
evening. 1t will be several weeks
before he will regain full use Of the
hand.
R. F. Greer of Philadelphia ar
rived in Greeley last Tuesday even
ing and began work the next day for
the Colorado Telephone company.
This is his first trip west and he is
we'll pleased with Greedy.
James d. Potter. wife and daugh-
ter. leave today on an extended trip
through California. They go over
the Santa Fe railroad and will stop
of at Williams, Ariz., to view the
Grand Canon of the Colorado. They
will be gone about four weeks.
P. F. Daven and W. w. Hibbard
went to Chicago last week with
sheep. They will visit their former
homes In Fort Atkinson, Wis.,, be-
fore returning. Mr.. Daven will also
visit sister in White Water and
Mr.. Hibbard will visit his parents
in Stoughton.
Wednesday, April "a, t. was the
birthday of Harry Youngs and his
mother prepared an excellent birth
day dinner and invitd in a company
of young men and they certainly
did justice to the feast. The dinner
was served at $3.50 and the boys had
the jolliest kind OF a time.
Claude Gillette, the sixteen-year-
old boy WHO disappeared from home
q short time ago because of alleged
family troubles, was brought back
to Greeley last Thursday from Chey'
enne by City Marshal Williams.
The lad was put under the super
vision of the juvenile court.
In the absence of Coroner Macy
Fred Alnutt went to Eaton last
Monday to look into the sudden
death of william F. Simpson, which
occurred Sunday evening. Simpson
went to the barn to feed his COW, ana
when not returning in due time his
mant In search of him She