The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-14
Glazier the jeweler.
kinsella, insurance,

Furniture for Sale at Leipers'.
Wall tinting by Stevens, 7l8 18th
St.
Bert Pier came down from Denver
Saturday returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Allan spent
Sunday aud Monday In Denver.
Smoke American Rose cigars; It's
nice fresh handmade cigar for SC.
See Stevens about your wall paper,
painting and calsomtning. Get
prices.
Misses Taylor and Wolfe who at
tend the Normal visited over Sunday
In Denver.
Mrs. l.. M. Mcdonald, teacher of
piano aud organ, houa lessons so
cents. 1903 Eighth avenue.
George Reynolds, who has been
here for some time, left last Wednes-
day for his home in Alton, Tenn.
DR.. Frank Ollie, Clarence Short
and Emmett Keefe went to Pierce to
look over some land the first Of the
week.
Miss Edith Gale went to Denver
Friday to visit her sister over Sun
day and see Mantell's Company at
the Broadway.
Kew. U. w. Gustafson went to
Haxtum Monday and conducted ser.
vices there Tuesday and Wednesday.
He will return to Greeley today.
Anna Yost, a young woman OF
Johnstown was tried for insanity In
the county court last Saturday and
was sent to the state asylum at
Pueblo
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas f. Cahil en-
tertained at dinner Sunday. Their
guests wele Or. and Mrs George
Stone and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson. W.
John and Frank Lufgren have
leased the Electric theater, corner
of Eighth avenue aud Seventh street,
from Joe Goshert, who has gone
east for a vacation.
John A. Thompson returned to
Greeley last Thursday from trip
through Kansas, Missouri aud 1lli-
nois OH business. He reports Kan
sas particularly prosperous.
For Sale-SO acre farm under No.
2 Ditch. Only $500 required on first
payment. Will take clear residence
property in Greeley as irst payment.
Investigate this. Welsh y Martin
Mrs. Maynard Elliott and baby of
Platteville visited her mother, Mrs.
Mary Miller last week. Mr.. Elliott
came to Greeley Friday and they re-
turned to Piatteville the following
day.
Mrs. W L.. Clayton went to Den
YER Saturday and returned the first
OF the week with her two little
daughters, Pauline and Genevieve,
who have been visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. PAUL..
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcmillan left
Wednesday for Sterling, Kan, to
visit her daughter and attend the
commencement exercises at Coope r
College, where her son, Matthew S.
Mcmillan will graduate.
DR.. Katherine Walker of Titus
willie, Pa. stopped in Greeley last
Friday for short visit with Mrs.
j. f. Fezer. Mrs. Walker was en-
route home from California where
she has been spending the winter.
James T. Symonds, of Whitesboro,
N. Y, who recently came to Greeley
with his family to make his home,
has bought the fine residence of Mrs.
II. B. Conner, at 1909 Eleventh
avenue, and will make that their
home.
Oscar Hoffman, of Des Moines.
Ia, was In Greeley last week visit
ing his cousin, Harry Swanson. The
two took a trip around 'the Horn"
last Thursday, going as far as Boul-
der. MIR. Hoffman left for Wyom'
ing last Saturday.
The body OF a prematurely born
infant was found on the railroad
rixht OF way, two miles north OF
Ault last Saturday morning. 1t was
wrapped in newspaper So far no
clue has been discovered as to who
placed the body there.
Bert Sanders planned a surprise
for his brother Will, by inviting
about twenty Young people to their
home last Thursday evening. The
affair was called ''a chill party,