The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
Little Locals

L fTesh oNa'eis ~
tionery.
+ We sell spuds 81. go per 100 pounds.
Red Front.
Lawn mowers put In frst-class
shape at Lester's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Allen visited
over Sunday in Denver.
Mrs. Flora Heaton went to Denver
last Monday for a few days stay.
Plenty of spring chickens and hens
for Sunday dinner at Marks Market.
r, G. Andrews and r. t. Tit'er
left Friday fol an outing on the
Poudre.
Il. q. Martin moves today to his
new place of business in the Marl-
borough.
Ice cream IN any quantity at Rob-
ert II Clayton's. Quick delivery to
any part OF the city.
Mrs. Louise Revelle of Denver
visited several days this week with
ner sister, Mrs. j. c. Scott.
Prof. 2. j. Elmquist of Chicago
arrived in Greeley Saturday and was
the guest over Sunday of Rev. A. G
Leafgren
Mis-. Ada De Pui of Chicago ar
rived Sunday evening and began her
duties as head trimmer at DEM
orest's millinery.
Imboden has all the exchange and
introductory prices on text books.
1t will often pay school boards to
turn in their old text books.
W. d. Balcom left last week for
Cebello, on the Gunnison, for a
week fishing trip. He was joined
by party of friends in Denver.
Misses Fay Bailey and Maud Turk
spent Sunday in Denver. Miss
Bailey is employed at the Red Front
and began Monday on two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. A. L. Meyer and nephews,
Warren and Worth Lease. went to
Denver yesterday. Mr.. Meyer will
join them on Sunday and they will
return Monday evening.
Messrs. Charles Bliss, Ernest
Bliss, Lon Robb and Bert Vail left
yesterday for the mountains for ten
days fishing trip. They expected
to 90 west of Stove Prairie
Mrs. j. r. Whiteman went to
Denver Monday, taking her grand
daughter, Dona Palmer, to her
daughter. Mrs. Louise Palmer, who
expects to leave soon tor visit to
Monmouth. IN
Rev. W. Z. Allen and wife of
Goldfield, Ia, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Martin last Tues
day Rev. Allen is United Presby-
terian pastor at Goldfeld and is a
cousin of Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. R. W. Bullock went to Dem
yer last week and met her husband,
Prof. r. w. Bullock, and son on
their return from five weeks stay in
Bland, N. NJ The three returned
to Greeley Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. S. Fl. Erwin, son and daugh-
ter VIM. Barnard and wife of Chester,
H., who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Patterson at LaSalle the
last three weeks, left for their home
yesterday. Mrs. Erwin is Mr.. Patter-
sons grandmother.
Miss Helen Phillips entertained
the members of the X club with a
tea party last Monday afternoon in
honor of Miss Lorenza Anderson of
Denver, who was the house guest of
Miss Grace Wilson. The young
ladies spent a pleasant afternoon.
Marriage licenses were issued Tues
day to Benjamin F. Brown and Miss
Armina E. Robinson, both of Ault,
and to Fred Runkle and Miss Eliza.
beth j. Cooper, both of Kersey. The
brides father consented to the is.
suance OF the last named license.
Rev. W. H. Hunter and wife of
Denver came Saturday and were
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
). X. Thompson. Rev. Hunter is
pastor of the First Avenue Presby.
terian church in Denver and preached
at the Presbyterian church here
morning and evening.
DR.. Ella Mead and Miss Marian
van Dyne entertained the teachers
and officers of the Methodist SUNDAY
schoo! last Monday evening at the
nome OF DR., Mead. A large number
we're present and after a short husi.
ness session social time was en-.
JoVed and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostesses.