The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-25


]. b. Agnew left for Detdoit Mich
igan Sunday
Strictly pure Paris Green 35 cents
pound at Fezer's.
Ralph Olin left here Thursday
morning for Burley. Idaho.
! still have plenty of that Scent
Wall Paper. Stevens. 719-13th street.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich have moved
into their new home on Twelfth ave-
nue..
Mrs. Homer Ricketts, and children
of Eaton were in Greeley between
trains Saturday.
The finest line of single and double
harness to be seen in the city will
be found at F. A. Gates.
Mrs. David Wyatt and son, WILL
lam. Of Denver arrived Friday night
for a visit with relatives here.
The Hamilton plano has ten year
guarantee, noted for staying in tune.
L. G. Wonacott, 921 Eighth avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cooper's dau-
ghter, Mrs. King of Pierce, spent
from Saturday to Monday with them.
The Baldwin piano has an unlimited
guarantee, and has no superior, sold
by l.. G. Wonacott. 921 Eighth avenue.
The Y. w. C. T. U. meets Friday
evening, June 26th at the home of
Miss Bessie Blair, 1910, Eleventh
avenue,
Jude e. l.. Hensley end c. f.
| Fletcher both OF the Hensley Land
. ~ crtr Of Jrot t,, 1nC
Saturday,
will give ten dollar gold piece to
any boy or girl who will send piano
customer that will buy a piano, 921
Eighth avenue.
Thomas Nixon, brother of Judge
Nixon is in the city on his vacation
rom the state university where he
is studying law
John Kavanaugh and AL Turner,
tile setter from The Denver Mantel &
! Tile Co, are in our cit ythis week
putting in the tile vestibules for Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Close and two
children went to Salem, Oregon,
| wednesday of last week. They will
probably make their future home
there.
Eaton people in Greeley Thursday
of las week were A. w. Jackson, A.
L. Shrewsbury, A. w. McQuown and
Mrs. Norman BeIlrose and Mrs. N. A.
Trenlolme.
Mrs Mark Beetham and daughter
of Denver and Miss Vera King Of
| Omsfa returned to Denver Wednes-
day evening after visit at the home
of l.. l.. Wyatt.
TIL clerk of the district court has
beer preparing trial docket of cas-
es foi Judge Shattuck the past week.
Judgo Shattuck will reopen court
here bout July 10th.
MI Homer Cushman and little
daug ter came down from Eaton
Thur lay to attend the meeting OF
the Udranta club held at the home
OF Miss Nellie Rankin.
Dr. *. c. .sapero Was making his
last iisit to Greeley for several
Z nuGass last week. He starts in a
reN dSys with his family for the
Ca aliuS Islands to be gone several
monthsl
Hiss lua Ramsay returned Friday
mornin9 she has been visiting re-
ia,ves IL Longmont ana she aud her
aunt wen from there to Denver
where the made q short stay before
Miss Ina eame back to Greeley.
The Denver Mantel & Tile COM
pany rece ed the contract q few
dcys ago FOR the tile and mantel
work in he new 5. -. Southard
residence nd also the tile work in
the new residence for Mrs. CalNe
Johns.
Andrew Murphy, who some time
ago stole ONE sacks ircm the Gree
lev Staroh and Potato company was
fonnd guilty in the district court last
Thursday and sentenced to from one
TO two years in The Ienitentlary by
/ Judge Shartuck.
Rev L Thorell left Monday Of this
week for Minneapolis where he will
attend the meeting OF the Swedish
/ Free Mis- on church or America. The
conventiou iasts from the 29rd to the
90th of June. Rev. Thorell. viii re
turn the rst of next month.
Kennedys Laxative Cough Syrup
! is the one that children like so well to
take as ii tasts nearly as good as
maple sugar. 1t acts gently and yet
freely on the bowels and thereby it
drives the cold out of the system. 1t
/ is sold by ali druggists.
Trowbrfdge & Iver, bond dealers
or Chicago have taken all Of the
Riverside irrigation district bonds.
/ These will be issued as fast as the
work on the big reservoir and its
system OF bitches requires. The res
eryoir will be completed in few
days.
Mark Jones and bride, Of Boise,
Idaho, are in he city visiting rela-
tives. They were married few days
ago. Mr.. Jones is manager of the
Goodman & Jones clothing company,
of Boise. He was formerly connect
ed with the Goodman e. Wasley
clothing company of Greeley.
The jury in the case of William
Chickalilly, the half breed Indian
charged with criminal assault, dis