The Greeley tribune., 1912-04-18
Monday

w. ii. McGTeW OF Eaton spent
Sunday in Greeley.
Dick Whitebread of Brighton
spent Sunday in Greeley.
j. N. Tinsley of st. Joseph, Mo-, is
in Greeley on business.
Mrs. ID. Hawks, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, Is
improving.
Born, Sunday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Soaring, son. This Is the
second son of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Luther and
children left Saturday for two weeks
trip to Portland, Oregon
Miss Tessa Cradle will return to-
day from Fort Collins. where she
has been visiting for few days
C. H. Wheeler has returned from
Idaho Springs, where he has oeen
taking the baths for rheumatism
Mr.. Wheeler returns much lmproV-
ed in health. 49,.
A. N. Strickland who has been
in a Denver hospital recovering
from an operation, is getting along
nicely and will be brought to MS
home this week. =,
George Evans of Evans was in
Greeley Sunday. Mr.. Evans form
erly lived in Greeley. He is now
with the Denver Dry Goods COM
pany's grocery store. So.
Mrs C. A. Bradford and son lelt
this afternoon for Grand Junetioii
to ioin Mr.. Bradford. Mrs: bral-
ford's mother, Mrs. M. II. Morgan
accompanied them as far as Den
YER and will remain in the ci'y lor
a few days visit.
Bruce Parker of the Agricultural
college was home to spend SUNDAY
with his parents, Mr.. and MRS. H.
d. Parker. ono--
ated upon in the Greeley hosplla'
sunday for appendicitis and is sel-
ting along nicely. ca,,;,s
i. G. Ewing was in Fort Colllhs
Saturday on legal business. ne say
they had terrific wind storm III
Fort Collins that day.
Mrs. ]. X. Crane arrived Saturaa.
from Blissfield, Mich, Tor .,sl'
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Fezer, Mls
Crane has been spending the wlnte,
in California. This Is her 1lrst WIS.,.
to Greeley for 20 years. mrs. orhhe
ia Mr.. Fezer's foster mother
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Abel went 'e
Denver Saturday to meet Mrs
Ahell's mother and sister VINO aie
coming from Missouri for a visl1
Mrs Abells brother, Ray Bryaeh
who has been visiting here, accom-
panied them to Denver
A valuable dressing FOR lies.
wounds. burns, scalds. old sores
rash. chafed skin, is BALi-Ahp ~,
SNOW IJNIMENT, it is both near
ing and antiseptic. Price z1e, 2Vi on
and s1.OO per bottle. Sold by eii
bert Bros, three stores
p A. Larson of Grover has peer
n Greeley the last few DAYS VI
business. Mr.. Larson is In the luin
her business in Grover but owns
ranch eight miles west he say
tha farmers of that district are opti
mistic over the prospects lot 'hi'
year.
The Greeley Young People
branch of the w. C. T. U. will NEE
Tmaadav evening at the home o :,
Mrs Rebecca Woolf. 1880 Seveh,,
lavenue. when the reorganization WI
he completed. The officers eiecte'
at the last meeting were Rooe,
Candlin. president; Bertha baap
vice president; Mae Lockart' secrs
.tary: Esther Newman, correspoma
ing secretary: Ruth Mosier' treas
urer.
?. n. MCGOWAN, 1918 West secon' =.
street, Little Rock. Ark; says. s.os,
suffered with severe pains n'fwS' ,vo
NV back and the kidney action w."
, irregular and very painful. A1ter ~
few days the pain left my oacH co.. 90,
1.-THE kidneys became normal ...,,a, va
xisdiy recommend Foley kqaney
. Pills for / know they helped me me
, ror sale at Gilbert Bros.' ,.e .nIe
, stores. Park Place. Opera fu'
nIort and Sterling Building.