The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-01

good In figures. Inquire The Shaw
Dry Goods Co.. at once.
Just to make it interesting our
Flyer coffee cheap at 2Oc, now l5c
pound. Red Front.
Mrs. Frank Smyser and sister, Miss
Ora Robinson, left for Denver Tues.
day to spend two weeks with bro.
ther.
Misses Hilda and Lille Sputh re-
turned to Denver Tuesday with their
friend, Miss johnson, intending to
spend week there.
Charles Ames and daughter law,
Mrs. Bert Ames, who have been
visiting j.. F. Moody's family and
that Of Horace Atkinson, returned
to their Iowa home this week.
Welsh & Martin the past week
sold their six-room house, 1888
Seventh avenue, to C. G. Paul.
They also sold the five.room house at
l4l4 Ninth street belonging to
Loretta Ingram to L. W. Russell.
Ray Watson and family returned
home last Monday evening from
their eastern trip, Ray attended
the Elk's reunion as did also several
other Greeley people. E. H. Nc
! lClenahan is still In the east. So is
Thomas Watt. l. Rothschild and
wife returned few days ago.
j. w. Dillon was arrested few
days ago on complaint Of Wilson
Turner, charging that the former
shot into the home of the latter
while Mrs. Turner and baby were in
the house. Fifteen shot are said to
be lodged in the window casing.
Dillon claims the shooting was ac-
cidental.
Joseph Burns of Lincoln, Neb.,
has been in this section for some
time looking up the matter of con-
serving seepage water in various
parts Of the county and also to de-
velop water in the arid regions by
pumping from wells. He is trying
, to secure the cooperation of Greeley
men in his plans.
Jesse Nusbaum started out Friday
laden with Photographic apparatus
to be used in the investigation of
, the Cliff Dwellings some distance
from Mancos, Colo. DR.. Finn of
, Denver and Prof. Edgar L. Hewitt
! we're also of the party, working under
the auspices of the American In
Of itnto Of rchao0louv
Misses Marguerite Byrne, Edith
. Swarz, Blanche Hoge, Bessie Will
Hanson .and Eva Gregory, teachers
! in the public schools of Guthrie.
: Okla, having completed the six
n weeks term at the State Normal left
: Greeley last Saturday morning.
g They will spend the next three
weeks visiting in Denver, Colorado
Springs, Manitou and Pueblo.
The center parking on Eighth
street from the band stand west to
Tenth avenue will be taken up and
the surface lowered to conform to
the new grade of the street which is
just now being graveed. The center
there has always been considerable
higher than the park on either side
Of the drive and the new grade will
add some beauty to the place.
A. F. Capper left Monday with
Mrs. Clapper and the two younger
children for their new home, Chem
ava, Wash, where Mr.. Clapper has
position as watchman in the gov
ernment service. One OF the largest
indian schools in the United States
is located there. He will remain six
months and longer if at that time
the family are satisfied with their
location.
Frank Baxter ohe day last week
tried to save himself a climb to the
top of hay stack by using the
stacker as an elevator when big
bundle of hay was being hoisted to
the top of the stack. He was hang
ing underneath the hay when the
rope broke and dropped him fifteen
feet to the ground and nearly
smothered him with hay. He was
not seriously injured.
DR.. S. d. Tobey arrived Tuesday
from Council Bluffs, Ia, to be the
guest of his daughter, Miss Frances
Tobey, during portion Of the sum-
mer. Another daughter came also
overland from LaSalle Tuesday
morning and the party OF three Will
take an outing at Longs Peak Inn.
The latter Miss Tobey will have
charge of the Latin work in the
Golden schools next year.
+. G. Stedman, a jeweler at