The Greeley tribune., 1903-09-17

Mrs. A. ID. Butler is caring for her
sick sister, Mrs. Elmer, in Denver.
Cavlin Randolph left Tuesday for a
three weeks visit to Marshallstown,
Iowa.
Fine engraved stationery for busi-
ness use, the Tribune office. SAMPLES
on request.
Fall millinery opening Friday and
Saturday, September Is and 10. The
Golden Rule
Ladies' fancy and solid colored hose,
regular thirty-fye and fifty cents, sale
price twenty-five. The Golden Rule.
For lunches, confectionery, ice
cream, soft drinks or a good cigar,
go to Broyles Bros, s24 Seventh
street.
Iron bedsteads, cosy rockers, easy
chairs, extension tables or anything
in the furniture line at Ktmmerer's
Department store
Please bear in mind that Scott &
A@yoIlo VIC plutSU uEC
agency in Greeley, representing thir
teen strong companies.
Mrs. VanCraig is in the lead with
the finest, largest and most complete
line OF school and art supplies ever
shown in northern Colorado.
Gov. B. II. Eaton, B. G. Reinks
and II. Timothy left last Saturday
for Ogden, Utah, to attend the ma
tional irrigation congress now being
held there.
Mrs. A. A. Peralta, and her sister
who has been visiting the Peraltas,
left last Mon lay for San Francisco,
their old home. Mrs. Peralta will be
gone until next summer.
Mrs. j. p. Klug was calling on old
friends in this city last week Wednes-
day and Thursday. She returned to-
day, accompanied by Mrs. c. Noon,
who will visit her the remainder of
the week.
G.F. Porter has returned from his
western trip. He was called to Cali
foInia by the serious illness of Mrs.
Porter, who has been visiting there
for some time. He reports Mrs. Por-
ter's health much better.
Mr.. and Mrs Josiah Thompson,
who have been visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. r. Adams for a couple
of weeks, started for their home in
Illinois Monday morning, Mr.. Adams
accompanying them as far as Denver.
j. A. Arbuckle, the real estate
man, says that during the past two
weeks he did more business than any
mouth since he has been in business.
The inquiries for good residences and
desirable building lots is quite brisk
Ladies, bring your plates to the
Tribune office when in need Of en-
graved calling cards. We can fill
orders at city prices, and on three
days notice If you haven't plate
we can have one engraved for YOU.
The subject of the Christian Sci
encc service for September 20 will be
Reality. Meetings held every
Sunday a. ii a. N. and Wednesday
evenings at 7.3O O'Clock at Park
place, rooms IA and 10. Everyone
most cordially invited.
There is much diversity Of opinion
as to when the Windsor or Fort Col.
Inns beet sugar factories will be ready
for the seasons work. Judging from
those who claim to know, the former
factory will not hegin the campaign
before the middle of October, while
the latter will not be ready before
December and maybe not then.
Four juvenile offenders from Eator
last Saturday were sentenced to the
industrial school by Coun1y Judge
Southland and then had sentence sus-
pended during future good behavior,
The boys. were Adam and Henry
KahIer, John jacob and Ed Givens
and they had been catching on tc
freight trains, endangering life and
limb.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. X. P. Cottrell of
Albany, ~ Y, and Mrs. D. G. Hurd
of Utica, n. Y, were the guests OF
the B. F. Johrsons, W. Fl. GilIs and
E. j. Deckers couple Of days last
week. They were on their way home
from the c. A. R. national epcamp-
ment at San Francisco. In the early
days the Cottrells and ellis were near
nejghbors in New York state and the
brief visit in Greeley was prolific of
many happy memories.
"The Lord looks out for fools and
drunkardS' is an old and true Say
Ing. And such it proved Monday
night in the case Of four wanderers