The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-09
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Easter novelties, wall paper, paste
and sizing at lmboden's Book Store.
Mrs. T. New is quite III at the
home OF her son, Tom New, ia
Pleasant Valley.
Burrell Reynolds returned Satur.
day from Denver, where he had been
spending the week with relatives.
Miss Grace Besser, q kindergarten
teacher from Denver, visited several
days last week with Miss Julia Nal.
laby.
J. l.. Brush went to Fort Collins
yesterday to attend banquet last
evening given to the state board of
the college.
G. S. Morris. Dayton Morris and
Mrs. S. J. Morris left last Sunday
for Boise, Ida where they will
make their home.
Miss Agnes Robertson received
word Sunday Of the serious illness Of
her mother In Chicago and expects
daily to be called to her bedside.
DO not forget that G. d. Horne
sells the Henry +. Miller plano, one
Of the best made, and sold at price
that Is asked for the cheaper grades
offered.
Mrs. Fred A lnutt went to Boulder
last Thursday for few days visit,
with her husband who Is taking
treatment in the sanitarium for
stomach trouble.
Mrs. Joseph G. Ewing entertained
the Entire Nous club last Friday a.
ternoon. The members spent the
usual happy afternoon together with
social visit and refreshments.
Complaint is being made that van
dals are robbing graves in Linn
Grove cemetery of flowers placed
upon graves by loving hands. 1t
may he children and it my bs grown
up persons. At any rate there
should be a stop put to this.
W. S. Nef, who has been spend
ing the winter In Greeley with his
sister. Miss Emma, leaves today for
his home in Osborne, O., where he
was called by the illness OF his
father. Miss Emma, whose health
is much improved, will remain In
G reeley.
Miss Florence Haynes entertained
the maids and matrons of the Ku-
dranta club last Thursday afternoon.
The guests aside from the members
were Mrs. Mabel Crawford of Eaton.
Misses Phoebe Ward and Rhoda
Haynes, who are attending Colorado
College. A pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed by all.
Ira A. Thompson, Who has been
teaching 1t Owl Greek the last SIX
months, was IN Greeley Saturday en-
route for FAttig, Mont, where he
has another six months school. Mr.
Thompson will have the unusual ex-
perience OF teaching a full school
year, In two different states, In less
than a calendar year.
Martin Brooks, baker for the
Ahlstrand Mercantile company, was
badly hurt last Saturday by being
struck by one of the hose carts dur
ing an alarm of fire. He was near
the fire house when the carts came
out aud in some way was knocked
down and one wheel passed over his
head, cutting and bruising him
badly.
We have 270 cases OF ripe, luscious
oranges that We must sell within q
few days or have them spoil on our
hands. From past experience you
know what our orange sales mean; 1t
is simply giving away the fruit when
compared with the prices other stores
charge. They are yours now, as
many as you want at 10 cents to As
cents q dozen, or $500 case any
size oranges. Star Grocery.
Mrs. W. A. Philips went to Dem
yer Friday for a few days visit with
her mother aud sister. Saturday
Mrs. Philips attended the annual
state banquet of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma fraternity which was held
at the Albany MOTEL Mrs Philips
was accompanied on her return Mon
day by her daughter Lucille, who had
been visiting in Denver week.
The Women of Woodcraft were
given a surprise at their regular
meeting last Friday evening by the
entertainment committee who fur
nished an excellent program and
served refreshments after the lodge
session. As the second meeting In
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