The Greeley tribune., 1903-11-19

LudIACl.
JACK sanboln will save you money |
on mems tailOr-made suits or fur
overcOats,
| Manlcuring, complexion treated and |
shampoolng at Mrs. Horizons, 722
Ninth street.
+. r. Lennon left last Friday for
Sterling TO look after his interests in
the sheep business there.
W. Y. Bills went to Denver Sun.
day, returning yesterday by way of
Boulder Loveland and Fort Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. g. Garrett of
Lonsnont were the guests of MI. and
Mrs. j. A. Crabb the latter part of
last week,
Z. G. Strong, Ray Watson and W.
H. Edwards attended the dedicatio
Of the new Elks' lodge and club rooms
at Colorado Springs last week.
You are cordially invited oy men.
bers of the Brush Hose company to
attend their masque ball In the
armory Thursday evening, November
26. Thanksgiving evening.
WANTED-A smart energetic
young man to learn the auotioneer
business. Musu have some money
and not expect to know it all in two
weeks. Col. C. P. Kemmerer.
have number OF large picture
frames mostly for l6xls and 1920
ptctures) that will dispose OF cheap,
as l need the room for new improve.
ments in my studio. Psyche E. Boyd.
Mrs. W. q. Daniels and two
children OF Chicago have been visit.
ing relatives in Greeley for a few
days. They are on their way to Los
Angeles, Calf, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Arthur Strong will have an
exhibition and sale of her hand
painted china, at Horne's book store
THANKSGIVING week, the 23d and 2Sth
inclusive, which the public is cor
daily invited to attend.
B. Ii. Eaton, who Is at Hot
Springs, Ark, taking the baths, has
written to friend here about the
place. The ex-governor is evidently
none too we'll pleased with the place
and says that of all the places on
earth that is the last one. Beggars
fairly swarm there and it is imposs
BILE TO escape them. Mr. Eaton
states that both he and the madam
are in their usual health.
The Lower Latham Reservoir com
pany desires to make contract for
quarrying and delivering at its reser-
voir 5Co tons Or more Of rock and to
that end will receive sealed proposals
until . O'Clock p. m. on Monday,
November 23, 1908 for said work.
Further Information can be obtained
from the undersigned. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. j. B. Phillips, secretary.
c. j. O'Connor, landlord of the
Oasis, is extending the facilities ol
that hotel. He has had the annex
renovated and refurnished and will
add steam heat, which will make II
one of the most desirable cOmpart-
: ments and will increase the lodging
facilities bv sixteen rooms. Since he
took possession Of the Oasis. Mr.
O'Connor has been pushed beyond
the limit to accommodate the travel
my public But from now on he ex-
poets to be able to lodge all who
come.
Mrs. Charles Camp recently re.
ceived bunch of fine photographs of
old country places from her brother,
W. A. Driver. Among the number
is panoramic view Of Durham South
Africa. showing how the British
fortified that country with barbed
wire fences during the Boer war,
similar to the Spanish work in Cuba.
Mr. Driver is Il globe trotter. He
has been through Europe and a good
part of Africa and is now sojourning
in Buenos Aires, one OF the South
American states, proposing to do the
Southern Hemisphere before he re-
turns home.
Madison Smith was at the Union
colony pioneer dinner Saturday and
enjoyed the old settlers reunion as
well as the youngest in the gather
ing. Mr.. Smith was the oldest
member of Union colony when it
settled in Greeley and is the Oldest
living member Of that body. He
was born March -, 1915, in North
Situate. r. L., aud lived on a farm
till he was "a years old, then entered
the cattle business, buying and selling
stock in the New England states and