The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
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the grip.
Miss May wyman left last Tues
day for trip to st. Louis.
Big iorss sale at Vance Bros. >
barn Saturday, Feb. is, at 1 O'Clock.
The Model meat market, Marks
old stand. T. b. Thompson man.
ager.
The Greeley Arrows played Chey.
enne Business college in Cheyenne
last evening.
Valentines that hold their color
and will not fade. Go to 1mboden s
II you want . good one.
Dorothy Daniels returned to Fort
Collins Sunday after . few days
visit with Miss Marion Fezer.
Roup, colds and canker fly before
Conkey's Roup Cure. SOC and S1.00,
postpaid, at T. q. Williams. city
scales.
The Lieper Brothers furniture
store Is now moved from the old To-
cation, 7Os Ninth avenue, to the new
store, 8l6 Ninth street.
John West visited his mother last
; week and attended the Y. M. c. A.
convention. He came as deleagte
from the School Of Mines.
Mrs. W. c. Wilson was called to
Colorado Springs last Thursday by
message telling Of the illness Of
her mother, Mrs. Grace Carthey
The best Louisville coal IS per
ton. Gorham or Industrial, corner
sth street and 7th avenue. Phone
Red 365l. E G. Mckinney & Co.
The L. A. S. of the Swedish Luth.
eran Emmanuel church meets this
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j. Carl
son, 1910 Ninth street.
Mrs. ]. II. Birdsall returned Tues
day from Denver where she had been
on business trip. Mrs Birdsall's S
trimmer, Miss Rose Worley, of Chi
cago, accompanied her home.
Harry Barnett, of the Barnett
Mercantile Co of Cheyenne, was in
Greeley Monday and Tuesday visit
ing his sister Mrs G. q. Ramsay.
Mr.. Barnett was enroute home from
Chicago.
Last Thursday was the birthday
of d. f. cray and his brother-in-
law, G. H. Funck, and Mrs. Gray
gave dinner at 80 O'Clock in their
honor. The guests were intimate
friends OF the families.
Mrs. c. Fl. Harris, of Hardin, was
last week awarded $500 damages
against Alfred Saenger, Of Denver.
because the latter put check In the
Lower Latham ditch and caused the
water to overflow and wash away
her crop.
Raymond Wolfe sells the Saturday
Evening Post, also takes subscrip.
tions for the saturday Evening Post
or Ladies' Home Journal by the year.
Orders may be left at the Tribune
office, or at 720 Eleventh street.
Phone Greeley 437.
There was lively runaway down
Eighth avenue last Saturday after
noon. d. r. Lofgren was driving
in a spring wagon and Albion Hokan-
son, who was riding in the back OF
the wagon, was thrown out and pain
fully injured about the face and
head.
C. NJ Marsh and son are turning
out some particularly fine portrait
WORK this winter The oldest gal
lery in the city, they keep right ur
with the procession, getting all the
new wrinkles as they appear. Gus
TONERS ale sure to be pleased when
Marsh does the work.
j. II. Woodward and Harry Car
dou, formerly railroad agents al
Pierce, were last Friday sent to the
state reformatory by Judge Gamble
of the district court, for appropriat'
ing to their own use some money in.
tended for rebate on overcharges
for freight to the G;lcreSt Lumber
company
Mrs. Adrianna Hungerford. state
president of the w. G T. o., ad'
dressed the ladies of the town last
Tuesday afternoon in the Unitarian
church parlors On Monday evening
Mrs. Hungerford talked to the young
people of the Greeley Y and Tuesday
evening she spoke to the Gordon Y,
This evening Mrs. Hungerford will
be in Evans and tomorrow evening
in LaSalle.
Miss Virginia Graves was the hos