The Greeley tribune., 1910-02-24

over 4 Iriay with relatives at ster.
ling Al y will return this evening.
Thel will be box social at the
Olin h'ol house Friday evening,
Febru( (, 25. The proceeds will be
used I, ,ra library. Everyone is cor
daily nited,
J. McCutcheon, who has not
been iSte best of health, was strick-
en- SUI ynnly with rheumatism the
last Of ne week and has gone to
Mineri Wells, Texas, for treatment.
ForI Rint-S2O acres fine old spud
and D e land under Eaton ditch,
one mi le from railroad. No seepage.
Can \ p in sos or 1905. E. H.
Week Ha,sh, Box 80 or phone South
1s. d }her,
Mrs{ Nary McElroy, Orlando Nc
Tlroy Ard Miss Katherine McElroy
have Tstlrned from several months
stay id California. They visited var
ious philts and spent some time in
Long 1each
For 1the purpose of settling the
heirship on the property of Thomas
Vincent. who died in 1880, suit is
being Brought in the district court
by Attorneys Joseph c. Ewing and
William Kelley. Vincent died in
testate and his property is now in
the hands of Alma Vanderpool.
Do you know that Group can be
prevented? Give Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy as soon as the child
becomes hoarse or even after the
croupy cough appears and it will
prevent the attack. 1t is also a GER
tain cure for Group and has never
been known to fail. Sold by all deal
ers.
After years waiting, letter has
come to Mrs. n. ]. Oney from her
grandson Roscoe Oney, who is well
known in Greeley. Mrs. Oney is 81
years old and not hearing from her
grandson for over a year, she fear
ed that he was dead. The young man
has been in the navy and wrote from
Tampa, Fla.
An attack of the grip is often fol
lowed by a persistent cough, which
to many proves great annoyance
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has
been extensively used and with goot
success for the relief and cure o
this cough. Many cases have beeI
cured after all other remedies hat
failed. Sold by all dealers.
Misses Ruth Gray and Mamie
dancing party at the beautiful new
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f. Gra.
Saturday evening. The rooms wer'
decorated with flags and the guest
came attired in Colonial costumes
Dancing was the amusement of tn
evening and nice refreshments wer
served. There were twenty-fou
young guests present.
Falling eight feet in the excava
tion for the new theater building o
Ninth ssreet was the rather disagres
able experience of stranger II
Greeley Friday morning. The maj
who is one OF the representatives c
the Peerless washing machine, pu
his hands on the railing and wa
looking in the basement when tn
railing gave way. The man was ur
injured except for a few bruises.
b. d. Sanborn was in receipt tc
day OF a picture of the governor
palace at Juan, Porto Rico. whic
} was formerly the residence of MI
Sanborn's uncle. G. w. Davis. whe
he was governor of the island. Th
picture was sent by F. Cotton. who's
son, George r. Cotton. is now go,
ernor of Porto Rico. Mr.. Davis. tn
former governor is brother OF Mi
Sanborn's mother. Mrs. Jennie Sar
born, and Is we'll known in Greel.
The senior class of the Creole
high school held jolly class part
at the home Of Sterling Brush, FIR
day evening. Miss Gertrude Norris
Miss Edith Jackman and j. w. Mel
ton of the faculty were also preser
and delightful evening was sper
with games. The house was decor
ated with hearts and proposi
game. lollowed by mock maj
riage Afforded much amusemen
The girls were given generou
supply of mittens and hearts an
after the proposals, the boy haVin
the most hearts was the bridegroom
at the mock marriage. There wer
thirty guests present