The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
Asmus for cigars.
kinsella, insurance.

Dr. Lodwick was in Ault Tuesday,
Thorell, the shoe man, wants your
trade.
N. G. Demorest was in Denver on
business Friday.
All kinds of repairs and auto work
at Va "erlip & Fansher's.
The best of everything in jewelry
at Dunham's. Coronado block.
Theo. D. Jones returned Monday
from few days stay In Denver.
Call and inspect my line of single
harness-second to none F "A.
Gates.
Miss Simm OF Grand Rapids.
Michigan. is the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Pogue.
Mrs. A. s. Lincoln and Mrs. Jas.
Wolfe OF Eaton were shopping in
town Thursday.
The Misses Halle and Hazel Daven
left here Thursday for a vacation
trip to Wisconson.
T. H. Spencer of Chicago arrived
Saturday ior visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. D. r. Macarthur.
The finest line of single ano
| double harness to be seen in the
city will be found at F. A. Gates.
j. H. Mosher. H. English, Jos. H.
Woolf and Jim Biggar returned
from their trip to Estes park Sun
day
The Baldwin piano has an unlim-
tied guarantee, and has no superior,
sold by L. G. Wonacott, 921 Eighth
avenue.
Chas. Belts whose home is in
southern Kansas arrived Friday
night for a visit with the family OF
l. A. Whitman.
Mrs. Minnie Rowley who has
been visiting relatives here for
some time left today for her home
in Duncomb, la.
will give a ten dollar gold piece
to any boy or girl who will send
piano customer that will buy a
piano, 921 Eighth avenue.
! C. E. Matthias who travels for the
" ill c. Free Machine company spent
Sunday with his family who have
recently moved here from Indiana.
M;ss Phyllis Wolfe, who has been
teaching in the Agricultural college
at Bozeman, Montana, is guest at
the home of her brother, C. H.
Wolfe.
| Mrs. Dorcas Clough is here spend
ing the summer at the home of her
son, J. T. Clough. She has been visit
ing relatives at Arlington Heights
and at Chicago, Ills.
Miss Elsie McCobb Of Demorest' 8
store is taking her annual vacation.
She expects to leave in a few days
for her former home in Washington,
Ia. for two months visit.
The Misses Rosalie and Pearl
Goodrich of Wheatland, Wyoming
are here attending summer school
and are staying with their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Goodrich
| J. v. Crone left Saturday fol-
Montrose, Colo, to join his father
lC. Crone, of Webb. la. They will
spend the week on the western
slope and return to Greeley for ths
Fourth.
John r. Sipes of Eddyville, la.
arrived here Sunday and will spend
a month visiting his neice, Mrs. J
J. RENTS. Mr.. Sipes has spent the
last six months in the south and on
the western coast.
E. G. Young. of the firm of Young
& Devoe returned to Greeley the first
OF the week from Beaver Dam. Wis,
where he went some weeks ago on
account of the illness of a sister.
She died few days ago.
The following we're recent guests
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. A. T..
Ling at their ranch near kersey:
Mrs. w. D. Arnold Of Denver, Miss
Lillian Catren of Georgetown and
Mrs. Anna Nelson and son Of Greeley
The card party given by the ladies
of the guard, L. o. T. NJ, Thursday
night was largely attended. The
first prizes were won by Mrs. Fry
and Mr.. E. Wells and the BOBBY
prizes by Mrs. Matthew Ryan and Mr..
]. d. Potter.
Mrs Ida Sanford has been en-
ployed at Harry H. Shaw's store
twelve years and in honor Of the
anniversary she will entertain the
clerks with a tea party this even
ing at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. ]. Scott Thompson.
TRULY Cameron. Misses Marion
Van Dyne and Deta Cameron who at
tended the State Epworth League
convention at Montrose. Colo. gave
| interesting reports at the conven-
tion at the Epworth League ser
vice last Sunday evening.
The members of the Presbyterian
choir and their friends went on a
straw ride Friday night. They went
out to the w. ]. Leaning ranch two
miles east Of Evans and had their
regular choir practice there. Their
hosts had provided a delicious lunch
for them and after the practice
there were games and general good
time for everybody.
w. j. Kelley. the eXpressman, is
getting about on crutches as the re-
suit OF an argument with horse.
Mr. Kelley was on the wagon at the
time of the accident and the horse
kicked. striking the seat and spin
tering it and at the same time nit
ting the mans left knee but not
.,,;,h f,,n f,r.a A 1iyht attack of