The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-25

peeiid, insurance.
Printing-Tribune office.
MiF. B. n. Eaton was an Eaton
visitof Tuesday,
Headquarters for Fourth of July
goods( at Alexander's.
Mr., and Mrs. o. b. Stapleton and
daughter are spending the week in
Boulder.
MisA Libbie Williams of the C. A.
House' store spent Sunday and Mon
day ip Denver.
EaRl Johnston and Harold y.
Johnson left for vacation trip to
CHICAGO Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Writ Wright and
childr1n OF Fort Morgan are visit
ing friends here.
MIR. land Mrs. Ravey Parker are
down from Estes Park and will
spend a few days here.
Miss Julia Chapman and Miss
Florence Haldeman are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Fred Landon.
Master Tommy Halpin of Eaton
has been spending a few days this
week with the family of c. Giger.
Mrs. Fritz Norcross AMI children
have returned to Trinidad. They
have been visiting relatives here
Miss May Scott returned form Salt
Lake City Saturday evening. She
has been teaching there the past
winter
Miss Eleanor Parry came up from
Colorado Springs last week and is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Clarence H.
English.
Mrs. j. NJ. Kelley of Bracwell is
visiting with her sister. Mrs. j. H.
Cope of New Windsor, a few days
this week.
Byron Newton the past week sold
the T. f. Perry 1853 acres two miles
east of Evans to NJ. E. Hollings-
worth. for $l1, 400.
The Junior L. T. l.. will meet at
g. O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Malone, corner of
| Twelfth avenue and Fourth street.
The Il. G. Steele lumber company
OF Eaton filed articles of incorpora-
tion here last Tuesday, with e. G.
Steele, NJ. Steele and J. o. Neel as
| incOrporatOrs.
The young people of the Swedish
.rove park Tuesday night. There
picnic supper was served and fine
time enjoyed by all.
Chester Scott and G. j. Conrad
have formed partnership In the
| bicycle business at S11 Ninth street
and are remodeling the old stand. J.
F. Scott. a cousin. is in charge Of the
Postal telegraph office for the pres
ent.
| A syndicate Of wealthy men of
Hampton. Franklin county. Iowa,
have bought relinquishments from
20 homesteaders in the upper Crow
Greek valley, and will as soon as
actual title is secured prepare to
b.';rF water to the tract. There is
apoMt 1000 acres included in the
deal
Mrs. Jesse A. Nolin was pleasant
ly surprised last Wednesday after
noon when the guards of the l.. o. T.
NJ. came in body and spent the aft
ernOOn with her. Mrs. Nolin has been
| very i'll and as a token of the esteem
in which she Is held her friends
presented her with dozen bread
and butter plates. The guests brought
refreshments with them and very
enjoyable time was spent.
Greeley people who desire to
spend their vacation in the mountain
should write to Ed Liggert, Fort
Collins, Colo, who is proprietor of
the new Poudre Canon Resort COM
pany. This resort is located near
the mouth of the canon where there
is the best fishing and finest scenery
Tents containing clean beds are for
rent at reasonable prices. Stages
to and from the resort every day.
Five per cent cash discount-that's
what you get at the Star grocery,
Lofgren Bros, on every cash pur-
chase you make. We want your
trade and if by offering you the very
best grade of goods the market af-
fords at the lowest cash prices in
terests you, we will have it. Rem
ember we will give you absolutely D
per cent cash discount on every cash
purchase you make at this store.
The Star Grocery, Lofgren Bros.
A Chicago company, known as the
Tallmadge-B -Buntin Land company has
selured 10000 acres of and near
Laramie, Wyo., including the IA
nous Haley ranch of 10000 acres.
About $4,000 acres of this will be
brought under ditch and sold to set
tiers. 1t has been promised that
the special trains bearing home
seekers to the new country, Will
come through Greeley where irriga-
ton will be studied for q few hours
by the home seekers.
Sheriff Florance returned yester-
lay morning from Wyoming where
e went IN business connected with
his office While waiting at the de-
pot in Cheyenne he met Sheri11 Ed
gar d. ellison, of Adams county,