The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-12
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Remember Rissler for fish and
oysters 722!A Ninth street.
Born, Saturday. March 7, to MIR.
sno Mrs Wilfred Bliss, son.
Chicken pie supper..at the Cougre.
gatiohal church Thursday, March II.
MS II. P. Freeland left last
Tnufsday for Ramona, CAL, on q
| trip.
Miss Mary Wilson went to Love.
land last Saturday to visit Miss
Verna Ofierle.
Maud Kelley came down from
EoSt Collins to visit over Sunday
with her parents.
Bee Fnright & Company for any.
thing In the way Of implements and
buggies Alfalfa seed.
Ars. l.. NJ. Mcdonald, teacher of
piano and organ, hour lessons so
cents. 1903 Eighth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Moore arrived
here last week from Moore. Mont u,
and will make their home here.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Freiedell of Norwood,
Wyo., who has been visiting here,
LETT last Saturday for Moneta, Wyo.
Mrs. Arthur Clark left last Thurs
day for California, where she will
Spoud several months and visit her
SOD.
Emmett Neary Of Cumberland,
Iowa, arrived here Wednesday for
two weeks visit with his brother,
Mort Neary.
| Mrs. Mary Elliott is located at
l44l Tenths street and will be glad
to meet former patrons and new ones
in dressmaking.
Mrs. II j. Houston was taken to
her home Monday from the Greeley
hospital where she has been recover.
ing from an operation.
The county commissioners last
Saturday appointed l. D. Hull as
justice Of the peace at Gilcrsst, to
succeed A. II. Grifieu, resigned.
Potatoes-The Greeley Produce &
lConmission Co. will pay highest
cash price for YOUR potatoes. 7o5
Filth street. Ira l. Sides, Manager.
Mrs J. B. Kersey arrived here
last week from Salt Lake City,
UtAh, and will make her homo with
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas r. ca.
hill.
Nr. and Mrs. r. Dotson and four
children, who have been spending
the winter in Greeley, left last Mon
day tns their forme, home in Sheri-
da1. lswa.
Martin Conroy of Shelton, Neb. +,
came here Sunday to visit his sister,
Lena and Anna Conroy. Mr.. Con-
roy has been visiting another sister
in Fort Morgan.
You do not have to go to Denver
TO see lot OF beautiful flowers. Go
to Searlng's green house. Visitors
ways welcome. 1l2 Thirteenth
street. w. II. Soaring.
Mrs. }. Il. Whiteman and grand
daughter. Donna Palmer, went to
Denver Wednesday to. visit Mrs.
Whiteman's daughters, Mrs. 5. Is.
Wheeler and Louise Palmer.
Mrs. ]. H. Taggart and Mrs. ].
Y. parce, OF Denver, were guests at
the home of Rev. and Mrs. w. "A.
Philips last week. The ladies are
mother and sister of Mrs. Philips.
Lloyd Farr, the 9 year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Farr had his
left leg broken above the knee We'd
neSday of last week while playing at
school. The lad is recovering nicely.
The biggest display of garden seed
in northern Colorado, in package ana
bulk, can now be seen at the star
Grocery. All the standard BRANDS
are there and in any quantity you
want.
Mrs. Palmer Valentine returned
from Denver with Mr.. and Mrs. IL.
Reynolds in their auto last week ior
a short visit at the Reynolds home.
Mrs. Valentine and Mrs. Reynolds
are cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. ID. Stover VIII
leave this week for four months
trip on the western coast They
will visit Mr.. Stover's brothers IN
San Francisco and Los Angeles ana
visit various places.
L. F. Rickard and j. Il. Goodrich
of Nelson. Neb., were in Greeley last
Thursday, the guests Of ID. A. Glib
son. They have peen taking a trip
throuphont the west and stopped
here while enroute home.