The Greeley tribune., 1908-03-19
Kinsella. insurance.

kinsela. insurance.
Great doings. Dunbar Bell Ring
ers, March %
Wait for Miss Floyds millinery
opening, March 81 and 2S.
Two big shipments OF wall paper
received this week at Imbodens.
Millinery opening March 81 and
% at the Coronado millinery. Mrs.
j. Fl. Brdsall.
Mrs. NJ Hancock and Mrs. Albert
Igo went to Denver last Tuesday for
few days visit.
Frank +. Hughes OF Peckham left
last Monday for Vancouver. b. c. .,
where he will make his home.
Fl. Piedalue left Tuesday for his
home in Emperial, Neb., after a
week visit with his brother, A..
Piedalue.
Mary Fl. O'Connel was in Greeley
oCSCtoi uays looV "CCh CuiodlC AhoAl
Olympia, WASH. to her home In
New York City.
Mrs. E.. A. Thayer was elected
state historian at the fifth annual
conference of the D. A. r. held In
COLORADO Springs last week.
F. A Gates is now located In his
new quarters and is IN position to
take care of your wants better than
ever before. TO Eighth avenue,
f. Fl. Downey took his son Vim
cent to Denver monday to consult
physicians in regard to the health Of
the lad, who Is suffering with heart
troIieS9.
Our early 9O-day yellow dent corn
is just what you want for your drv
farm crop. We have so sacks Of this
kind Of seed. Prices the lowest and
seed the best. Star Grocery.
The green carnatjon sale at the
Phoenix Bakery. conducted by Mrs.
B. r. Anderson, saieslady for the
Soaring green house, was surprise
to Greeley people and a great sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Stevenson left
last Thursday for their home in Mar
celine, Mo. They have been spend
ing the winter in Greeley with their
daughters. Mesdames W. W. Van
derpool and W. H. Enyeart.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hurlbut en-
tertained at cards last Thursday
evening. The guests numbered
twenty four and ''5OO'' was the game
played. The prize winners were
William Althouse and Mrs. j. P.
Nauman.
The Bethel Ladies' Aid society
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. S. f. Shtnkle. About
twenty-five ladies we're present and
enjoyed 4 social hour after the regu-
lar meeting. Sherbet and waters
were served py the hostess.
The Epworth League will hold
their annual banquet tomorrow even
ing in the dining room of the church.
Arrangements have been made for an
elaborate spread and visitors are ex-
pected from the Epworth League at
Fort Collins. Boulder and Eaton.
Our store may we'll be called head
quarters for onion seed. We have
the best and all kinds In sufficient
quantity to plant hundred acre telds
II you wish. We give you wholesale
prices on orders of over one pound.
You cannot equal these prices any
where else in the country. The
Star Grocery.
The ladies' of the Aid society OF
the First PRESBYTERIAN church were
pleasantly entertained last Friday
afternoon ut the home Of Mrs. l.
l. WATT. The meeting was largely
attended, there being tfty.tive ladies
MIS-. Wyatt. assisted by
ner daughters, Mayme and Hilda.
Mrs. L. e. Wyatt ana Mrs Emma
Harris, served elaborate refresh.
nentS.
Passenger train No. lol. south
,ound on the Union Pacific, last
saturday morning struck the roof OF
, box ear that had been blown of
md left on the track near Peckham.
rne passenger eugiue and all OF the
coaches we're derailed but nobody In
ured IN the least. The train was
.unnlng 1T 4 fairly good speed.
Tfaitic WAS stopped for several hours
until = Temporary track could b
quilt around the wreck.