The Greeley tribune., 1907-09-12

Try our skirts-they are made. to
ct. Red Front. "
Ed Daniel went to Pueblo FRIDAY
to attend the fair.
Overcoats-plenty of tbem-The
Meyer Store, 7l3 Main street.
Pencil boxes, tablets and the
best fountain pens at Imboden,s.
Government inspected eastern
corn.ied beef at Marks new market.
Lloyd NelIl left Thursday for
Denver where he will attend Denver
university.
Go to Dunham's for the new
bracelets, new souvenir spoons, new
combs and hat pins.
Our trimmer has come with all
the latest styles and shapes with
prices to match Red Front.
A. FL. Asmus left Monday for
Wolcort, Wyo., where he may de-
eide to lemain through the winter.
Miss Julia Hubbell, daughter of
Editor lubbell, of the Ault Adver-
tiser, has entered the Normal this
year.
Mrs. j. G. Evans, Mrs. Anna
Langtry and son, Robert, spent Sun
day In Denver with Mrs. Frank
Newman.
The best of all Investments
Rubber Harvest Certificates in the
Monte Cristo Co. your home COM
pany. L. Fishback. agent
Miss Mary Brush addressed the
farmers wives at the farmers insti-
tute in Weldon last Thursday on the
Value and Advantages of Domestic
Science.
Jesse NUsbaum left Tuesday
evening for Las Vegas, N. NJ, where
he has accepted position as manual
training teacher in the State Normal
school at that place.
Miss Ella McQuisten visited her
sister. Mrs W II. Gill; several days
while enroute to her home from a
trip OH the western coast. She left
Monday evening for Denver.
Mrs. S. j. Mumper and daughter,
Elizabeth Mumper, and granddaugh-
ter, villa Wallace, left last Tuesday
for Sheridan, Wyo., to visit Mrs.
Mumper's daughter, Mrs. Perry A.
Duncan.
At the Electric theatre Saturday
night Verge Timothy won first prize,
a set of Rogers lS47 silver knives and
forks, and Mrs f. l.. Harnish came
second, the prize being a set OF
Rogers ls47 teaspoons.
Miss Ethel Butterfeld of Monte
Vista was the guest of Mrs. Harr,
Van .Assysrp last Thursday and Fri
day SHE formerly attended th
Normal here and was enroute TO
Walden where she will teach.
John Madden, prominent con
tractor of Pittsburg, Pa, who ha:
been visiting his brother Frank
Madden, for some time, left last
Sunday for Albuquerque, N. M, tt
visit another brother, Judge Jane:
Madden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mead anc
daughters, Mabel and Wilhelmina
Ed Mead and family from Ault, anc
the two children of Perry Mead, re
turned to Greeley last week from
Estes Park, where they have spent
the summer in their cottage, pur
chased from Fred Smith.
Ed P. House was last Thursday
exhibiting a head Of caulitlowe
grown on his dry land garden In the
west part of the city. The heae
was over twelve inches in diameter
and weighed five and half pounds
Mr.. House also has fine stand o.
cabbage grown without any irriga
tion
Alva West was last Thursday
''fned and costedh to the amount OF
$40 by Justice PRESLEY for ALLEGED
assault and battery. 1t was claimec
that he slapped tine face Of Srs'
Josephine Moeller. The two faml'
lies live in the same house and the
trouble occurred between them some
weeks ago.
Tyuial Snyder graduated last
spring from the state university al
Boulder and returns this year to take
an eugineering course. He refused a
pOsiri n as director of athletics ana
teacher of science in the Centennial
HIGH hool in Pueblo, with salary
of $ 40 a year, in order to continue
his work at the university.
Miss Carrie Shook entertained tile
yirI, cl the Phi Delta Psi sorority
last .riday afternoon with rare