The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
Little Locals

Kinsella, insurance.
Rubbers at Thorell's.
Wall paper at Hornets
f. j. Decker spent yesterday In
Denver.
Bargains In lands, improved and
unimproved. Woodruff g. Mumper.
e. c. Smith and dauhgter. Miriam.
left Sunday for three weeks trip
to Chicago.
Wanted-Good reliable partner In
good established paving business.
Enquire Tribune.
Alfalfa seed. free from sweet
clover, at Lucerne Produce and Ele.
vator Co., Lucerne, Colo.
Alfalfa seed In any quantity and
No l. seed ut Lucerne Produce aud
Elevator Co., Lucerne, Colo
G. f. Matthias OF Ohio WAS IN town
several days last week. He expects
to move his family here In the near
future.
Invitations are out for the wed.
ding Of Miss Blanche Edgington and
Claud f. Newton. which will take
place Nav IA.
f. S. ST. John of the st, John
Mercantile company of Fort Lnpton,
was in Greeley last Tuesday with a
train load of Denver merchants.
Miss Mary Brush came down from
Fort Collins Friday to visit over
Sunday. She was accompanied by
Misses Nelson and Higgins of Fort
Collins.
Last week r. G. Martin bought
j. C. Ewing's interest in the Marl-
borough building. There are still
several other persons Interested In
the building.
Mrs. Esther Lycan, an old resident
of Platteville, died May at Good
land, Kan. as the result Of being
blown over by a heavy wind and
breaking her hip.
Prof. 4. b. House came down from
Fort Collins Sunday on account of
the serious condition OF his
nephew, little Vincent Downey, who
is very III with heart trouble.
Invitations are out for the mar
rage of Miss HuIda Leafgren and
George Carlson. May IA Miss Leaf
gren is the daughter of Rev. a G..
Leafgren, pastor OF the Swedish
Mission church.
Phillip Marks has sold his resi-
dence property, 1871 Eighth Street.
to DR.. d. W Reed, consideration
81, 700. Mr.. Marks will erect new
seven room modern home on the
corner adjoining this property.
c. II. Wolfe was granted permits
sion by the city council Tuesday
evening to place beautiful flower
bed In the north park. A large
square bed will be planted full OF
California poppies for this summer.
Preparations are already being
made by the patriotic bodies for the
celebration Of Memorial day here.
Efforts will be made to make 1t ab-
solutely a day Of patriotism and to
do away with all forms OF amuse-
ment.
Mrs. w. R. Patterson entertained
the Neighborhood club last Monday
evening. Sixteen guests were
present aud played $780," Mrs.
Frank Reed winning first prize, and
DR. C. G. Uric the consolation. The
hostess served refreshments.
Because the snow had drifted in
the roads about Platteville last
Tuesday, bunch of 400 head Of
sheep, that had travelled five miles
became stalled. and 1t vas necessary
to secure . snow pillow and clear the
roads before the animals would
move.
Mrs. L. w. McGrew Of Fraser,
Colo, who was visiting her father,
Judge j. e. Garrigues, attended tile
Republican convention In Pueblo last
week, where she was delegate from
Grand county. Mrs. McGrew return.
ed to Greeley and will leave the
last of this week for her hume.
The annual meeting of stock
holders of the Union Colony corpora.
tion was held last Tuesday with
4sl shares represented. This Is
the old corporation that once owned
the site of the city Of Greeley and
did own the town up to a time when
it was quite a burg. II. T. West Is
president of the corporation.
A special election will be held
here June l6 to vote on the question