The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-13
Kinsella, insurance.

| wizard Ciark Is III with lagrippe
this week.
Miss Bertha Scott went to Denver
Tuesday for two weeks visit.
r. L. Lucas of Windsor was in
Greeley Friday enroute for Idaho
Falls.
Miss Marcia Mickey. of Denver,
was the guest OF Miss Rena Sample
over Sunday.
mrs. j. X. Thompson will enter.
tain the members Of the Presbyter.
ian choir this evening.
Do you know we handle the best
hard wheat flour made and our price
10 s2.s5. Try it. Red Front.
r. E. Pollock spent Friday in
Denver with his friend. d. z Gan.
ser, who is i'll in the Homeopathic
hospital.
Automobiles to Reliable
service at reasonable rates, all hours.
Garage in rear of Marsh studio.
Phone Greeley 5lS or 265.
Prof. W. G. Chambers went to
Denver Saturday to attend a meet
ing OF institute directors at the office
Of the state superintendent.
Fritz Kreisler will play wonder.
ful and most interesting program
Feb. 2Tth. 1t will be an education
to hear this master Tickets 81.
Flora NJ. Heaton was last Thurs
day granted divorce in the county
court from William A. Heaton, on a
charge Of desertion and non-support.
S. J. Peery last week sold three of
his farms; one Of 100 acres in Beebe
Draw to Riley Anderson, another 1850
acres in the same locality to AL Gal
latin, and 40 acres at Gilcrest to E.
J. Davis.
Everybody ENJOYS eating good
bread and to get good bread you
must have good flour. If you ever
try ''Pride Of the Rockies you will
always use it, because it's the best
and we sell it at s2.25. Red Front.
Kodol is scientific preparation
OF vegetable acids with natural d.
gestants and contains the same juices
found in healthy stomach. Each
dose will digest more than 5000
grains OF good food. Sold by all
druggists.
Mrs. Fl. j. Wadsworth, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Davenport for several weeks, left
last Monday for her home in Genoa,
Colo. She was accompanied on her
return by Will Jones and sister, Mil
lie Jones, who will visit in Genoa.
| Miss Mabel Cathcart, who former
ly lived here and Is now of Fort Col
lips, has been seriously i'll the last
tiya months with rheumatism. She
leaves Fort Collins this week with
her brother Clarence for Hot Springs,
Ark, hoping to obtain relief from
the disease.
Phillip Marks sold his meat mar
ket last week and this will hereafter
be conducted by T. e. Thompson
as the Model Market. Mr.. Thomp-
son formerly owned meat market
on Ninth street but about year ago
sold out aud went to Brush, Colo.
He returned to Greeley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.. Stimson left
last Monday for the southwestern
part of the state, where Mr.. Stimson
has charge of the construction work
of the big Montezuma irrigation en-.
terprise. He is also going to New
Mexico to look up another big irri'
CATION scheme for Mr.. Camtield.
Mrs. Fl. ID. Hulin of franklin,
Pa j, stopped here last week for a
short visit with her friend, Mrs. j.
F. Fezer. MIS-. Hulin was enroute
for Berkeley CAL, and left for that
place Sunday evening. Mrs. Fezel
accompanied her and will spend sew
eraI months at Berkeley and Los An,
geles.
Another bunch of English ring
neck pheasants will be liberated or
the j. S. Flower ranch south OF this
city. These with what have Already
been turned loose should increase tt
about 500 or 1000 by next fall. Far
mers in that vicinity should dc
everything they can to help protect
these splendid game birds.
Miss Ida Clothier of Manitou, was
in Greeley last week and addressed
the ladies of Greeley at the Congre'
gational church Friday afternoon.
Thursday evening Miss Clothiel
talked to the country ladies at the
home of E. C. knight near Lucerne.
Miss Clothier is working in the in
tnrpStS of her home for Gil Is. ReG