The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-22

.Fly nets, covers and sheets At p
A. Gates. ' ~ T.,
hooRS for all the district schools
au lloTne's store.
Lawn mowers put in first. class
shape AT Lcster's.
urias Williams, teacher of piano.
forte 1921 Fourth street phone
5ll4 Red ''''''
20 to Dunham's for the new
bracelets new souvenir spoons, new
comos and hat pins.
lhe only seli-fller fountain pen
is the Waterman, sold only by G.
y. Horne Every pen guaranteed.
'eofEe Wallace of the Wallace
van Antwerp barber shop is unable
10 attend TO business this week ow.
lne TO very painful boil on his
hand
twenty Years experience in buy
ing school supplies enables me to
give you the best value. $50 leaf
goou' SO t, paper tablet for sc.
O1iIer values equally good. G. d.
Horne.
James Cordingly has sold the AL
Dion rooming house to r.. r. Collins,
possession to be given at once. Mr..
and Mrs. Cordingly will leave in a
rev days for Boston and Jamestown
thence TO England for an extended
| visit.
Edith and Nellie Samples of this
! city, who left here for Cheyenne with
the carnival company last week
were brought back to Greeley last
Friday by Undresheritl Williams and
put under the supervision of the iu.
venie court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Phelps OF
Monmouth, Ill, who have been
visiting their son, Charles Phelps,
and wife several weeks, left Wednes.
day for Enid, Okla, where they will
visit their son, Kenneth, before re.
turning home. Charles Phelps ac'
companied them as far as Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Snyder of Cali
fornia arrived in Greeley last week
for ten days visit with DR.. and Mrs
z. n Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder
are enroute east where he will stud!
two years at Columbia universit.
after which they will return to Cali
fornia where Mr.. Snyder will teacl
at Stanford university.
Union Pacific effective August 6tl
will begin operating daily a motto
passenger car to run daily betweel
Denver and Carr, Colo. Car viii
leave Greeley at 3:25 p. M, MAXIM
all intermediate stops, arriving a
Carr at 5:2O p. m. Leave Carr a
$40 a. M, arriving at Greeley 6:5
a. M, Denver 9 80 a. NJ.
Mrs. Margaret A. Taylor. mothe
of Mrs. E. T. French aud Mrs. I
NJ veldran, died Aug. 10 at tt
home of her daughter in Ruthfort
N. j., ageo eighty years. Beside
her three daughters she leaves tw
sisters, one being Mrs. W. H. Seal
ing of Greeley, twelve grandchildre
and ten great grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Easterday {
Cairo. III arrived here Wednesda
of last week for q visit with thei
uncle, S. D. Easterday. Tnesda
Miss Ella Easterday of Vandalia
ILL.,, arrived and the two ladies LEI
for Glen Haven to spend few day
with Mrs. S. D. yesterday, who hs
cottage there for the summer.
Thomas Tonge, well-know
newspaper and magazine writer, ha
issued q hand book of Colorado re
sources that is by far the best an
most accurate of any ever published
In brief form the booklet gives in
formation about the resources 9
every county, locality and city In tn
state and tells of the best place 10
settlers to locate for particula
lines.
Miss Edith Gale returned to Gree
ley Monday, bringing little Pegg
Pogue, who has spent the summer j
California with Mrs. F. a. Minis
Miss Gale has visited different point
in the state and left Mrs. Minis a
LaJolla, Calf where she Will re
main until Oct. l. Miss Gale re
turned to Denver Tuesday to 6
with her sister, DR.. Gale, TO the'
mountain home at Rowena fora fe'
weeks.
The Greeley Produce Il Commls
sion company last Saturday hleo
certificate of paid up capital O
5000 The new company Is TO D
managed by Ira l. Sides with Charle
Rliss aS preSjdpnt and \ lDert La"