The Greeley tribune., 1908-02-20
Kinsella, insurance.

See Amusement column for Kreis-
Ter program.
Have yon seen those $l3 watches,
special sale at Glaciers.
Mrs. Mary Bailey went to Denver
Friday for q few days. visit.
Best coal, delivered, s5 per ton at
Md. Spencer''s, III Seventh street.
Miss Florence Devote attended
leap year dance in Eaton last Friday
evening.
Best place to get good coal and
kindling. NJ. u. Spencer, Ill Sew
enlh street.
w. II. Rice returned Thursday
from Omaha and Chicago where he
went with sheep.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Hedgepath visited last
week in Loveland with her sister.
Mrs. George Crosby.
Miss Mabel Amev returned to Ault
last Friday after a few days visit
with Mrs. ID. e. Carpenter.
Mrs. Nettie Lewis came down
from Denver last Thursday to visit
her daughter, Miss Maud Turk.
Mrs. George ROBBIE and daughter,
Kathleen Wheeler. returned Sunday
evening from several days stay In
Denver.
F. c. Morrison spent several days
| last week in Denver on a business
trip and attending the merchants
convention.
| Mesdames l.. b. Kidder and Della
Stevens spent last Sunday in Wind
sor, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
| II. Hungerford.
Miss Rachael Noble of Wolfe Hall,
Denver, will arrive here tomorrow
for few days visit with her uncle,
George Robie and family.
The Greeley Arrows played the
Cheyenne basketball team in Chey-
enne Wednesday evening The score
was AZ to 30 in favor of Greeley.
Fl. M. Bons and son have sold
their bowling alleys and pool room
to Henry NJ. Williams. Fl. E. Will
liams will hereafter conduct the bus
iness.
Mrs. Frank / Ewing will enter
tain a COMPANY of lady friends with
a thimble party this afternoon in
honor of the birthday of her mother,
Mrs. J. L. Ewing.
For Sale-Three well broke work
horses, warranted to work anywhere.
Also a fine grade Norman stallion,
three years old In June, weighs l40O
pounds now. w. r. Mcclellan.
Charles Candlin has returned from
Fort Collins, where he was attending
Agricultural college, and will study
with his father the rest of the wear
and take up college work again In
the fall.
Mrs. Will Paul came down from
Denver last Thursday for few days
visit with her uncle, j. X. Thomp-
SOD and wife. Mrs. Paul is bride
of less than a year and lost ner hus-
baud few weeks ago.
DR.. w. F. Church will return to-
morrow from an eastern trip. He
has been attending surgical clinic
in Chicago and also taking some
speciality work with the Mayo
Brothers at Rochester, MINI.
f. C. Smith returned to Denver
last Thursday after visit with r.
E. Pollock and family. Mr.. Smith
and Mr.. Pollock we're both formerly
residents of Springville. Ia. and
came to Colorado at the same time
Mrs. Mary j. Ernst, OF Boulder,
last week bought six room modern
cottage on Eleventh avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
from Charles M. Shoemaker. She
will move to Greeley in short time
to make her home.
q. F. Pressey, of Canon City, is
considering putting in wholesale
fruit house in Greeley. He is nego-
tiating with the owners of the old
starch plant that burned down. This
building adjoins the ice plant, and
it is probable that If arrangements
are made a cold storage plant will
be operated In connection with the
business.
Among those who represented the
Y. w. G. A. of the Normal at the
state convention in Denver last week
we're Mrs w. G. Chambers, president
of the advisory board; Misses Jessie
Bowles, Ethel Purdy, Gertrude Pear
son, Edith Forbush, Margaret Stat
Ter, Flora Dean, Nellie Clark, lrma
Harris, Clarice Philips and Florence