The Greeley tribune., 1907-01-24
FsTRAY ADVERTISEMENT.
Little Local

j. B. Barton went to Iowa, Kan.
last Sunday.
The Greeley Y will not hold its
regular meeting this week.
See Lyon Bros. for wall paper and
paint. 90s Ninth avenue.
Miss Maud Turk went to Denver
Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Mrs. c. Ruth and daughter of
Eaton spent Friday with Greeley
friends.
Basket ball game, Commercials VS..
G. H. S., armory Saturday evening,
Jan. 26.
Mrs. Harry Churchill and daugh-
ter. Isabel, spent last Thursday and
Friday In Denver.
Mrs. Horace Campbell returned to
her home in Grover yesterday, after
few days stay in Greeley.
Mrs. A. E McMillen will enter
tain the members Of the Cooperative
club with dinner party today.
Mrs. James Purcell and Miss
Helen Purcell went to Denver Tues
day for a short visit with friends.
Fritz E. Magnuson and Miss Malie
Webb took out a marriage license in
the county clerks Office last Monday.
Mrs. Jacob Christman of Pleasant
Valley entertained a company of
friends with dinner party last Fri.
day.
Make no other date for Saturday
evening. The Commercials will
play the G. H. S. basket ball team
in armory.
Remember the Frank H. Camel
lecture on the American boy in First
Presbyterian church Saturday even
ing, Feb. Is.
Carpets at cost. We are closing
out all velvet, administer and brns-
sell carpets at cost. The Ramsay
Dyr Goods Co.
All the old timers at the game in
the Commercials that will play the
G. Fl. S. basket ball team in armory
next Saturday evening.
The last shall be first, the big
hurricane sale now on at The Ram.
say Dry Goods Co. eclipses all efforts
in the sacrifice of prices.
Daniel E. Carey left last week for
Montville, Me-, for months visit
with his parents. Mr.. Carey farmed
N. ID. Bartholomew's ranch the last
year.
Mrs. Minnie Arthur went to
Cheyenne yesterday for few days
stay. Mrs. Arthur has sold her
home here and expects to go to Chey-
anne next week to live.
j. A. Moore, who owned farm
in Godfrey bottoms, has recently
purchased so acres of D. E. White,
two miles west Of Greeley, and
moved his family there last Tuesday.
Arthur Moore, who was arrested
for alleged cruelty to animals, being
accused of driving horse to death
on Christmas day, was acquitted of
the charge In justice court last We'd
nesday.
Prof Edgar Hewett, formerly of
the State Normal, spent Sunday and
Monday with Greeley friends. He is
now in the employ Of the Interna-
tional Archaeological society and
travels most Of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Shumate
and children of Loveland came to
Greeley Monday for a short visit
with their uncle. G. W. Smith, and
family. They left Tuesday for Ault
where they have taken up some land.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. a. Kight enter.
tained twenty friends with whist
party last Saturday evening. Bert
Kight and Herman Kruse won the
consolation prize. Late in the even
ing a luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Rev. J. NJ. Wylie left last Monday
for Oklahoma. where he will be en-
gagged for few months In national
reform work. Rev. Wylie's pulpit
in the r. P. church in Evans will
be supplied by Rev. McBurney, who
recently came here from the east.
Preparations are being made to
have another farmers institute In
Greeley some time In February.
Several Of the teachers at the State
Agricultural college will be present
to instruct in scientific farming.
The committee in charge of the
affair now is composed Of @. +.
n~.o,, novid Ke1lev r. r. Bliss