The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23

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Ms. Mabel Neely spent last Mon.
day IN Denver.
Picnic hams, 10 cents per pound.
Ninth Street Market.
Charles F, Tew made a business
trip to Merino last Friday.
We nave two men to do our repair.
ing. Dunham's Coronado block.
Min Zoe Moore vent to Denver
last Saturday for few days stay. |
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. BrundiRe vent
to Dsnser Monday for . few days
stay.
Mre. Duane Dsvotie and Mis-
Blcrence Devotie are In Denver for
8 fswsdays.
Chafles A. vanGsllow and Charles
Knsllsy vent to Denver Saturday to
stay over Sunday.
3. Q. Titler went to Denver last
THURSDAY to enter the employ Of the
Union Pacific a. fireman.
Lalper Bros. will continue to sell
furniture at reduction until they
move. Come In and get prices.
M. J. Neil! left the first Of the
week for three weeks business trip
to Chicago and Grand Rapids, Mich.
Persons who have any of Morri.
sons ice cream packers or buckets
please notify ice cream store, Weld
287.
Mesdames P. w. Putnam and B.
B. Putnam went to Denver Monday
to attend the Stock show and visit
relatives.
Free liberal sample Conkey's Lay
Ing Tonic and valuable poultry book
II you bring this ad to T. G. Will
liams, city scales.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Palmer re-
turned to Wheatland, Wyo., last
Sunday after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Thompson.
Charles Eklund and family have
recently moved here from Rugby
junction, N. d., and purchased
farm two miles east of town
Mrs Marhta Cox. who celebrated
her nirety.third birthday few
weeks ago, is quite Ill at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. e. n. Titler.
Buy tickets early for the Burns
copcert next Tuesday, evening. Ad-
mission 25 cents to any part of the
house, at Clark b Faulkner's or
Tribune office.
There are no more delightful songs
than the Scotch melodies. You'll
hear many of these at the Burns con-
cart in First Presbyterian church,
Tuesday, evening, Jan. %.
Mis- Lstha hughes and T. ]. NIL
I 1ef, i6fmer fssidents Of Grsslsy,
we're married January "a, in Chey.
enne. They will arrive In Greeley
this week for visit with friends.
Miss Louise Seelbach returned last
week from three weeks visit In Nor
rill. Neb., with Will Nichols and
family. Miss Seelbach had pleas.
ant visit but says the wind blew
every day.
Earl Caster, who is Union Pa
citicy mail clerk, stopped in Greeley
Friday for short visit with his
aunt, Mrs. R. A. Kaufman. Mr..
Caster vas enroute from Cheyenne,
his home, to Denver.
Miss Eva Buchanan, of Fort Col.
lins, visited last week with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Chester Harris. Mrs. Har-
ris' mother, Mrs. Lizzie Buchanan,
also came down Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with her daugher.
Rev. and Mrs. Philips were called
to Denver last Thursday by the
death of their little nephew, John
Parce, who died after long illness
Of pneumonia. Rev. Philips and
family returned the last nf the week.
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 72O Eleventh street.
Phone Greeley 437.
DIR. T. G. Smith, who assisted In
the week of prayer services at the
Presbyterian church, left last Thurs
day for Denver. DR.. Smith preached
at LaSalle the preceding Sunday for
Rev. Matthews, who was called east
on account of the death OF his
mother.
Mrs. NJ. Mosher and daughter,
Mrs. David Kelley, Jr.. we're the
hostesaes of an afternoon party last
Thursday at the home Of the former,