The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22
Ladies and children's furs, a fine

Closing them out. Glazier
F. E. Greenway was in Fort Col
lins from Tuesday noon to yesterday
noon.
DO you want nice wedding pres
ent? If so, don't forget Glaziei line
of cut glass and china.
Wait for our car load of furni iture;
II Will be here in "A few days. Kem-
merei's Department store.
sherwood Zone of the best vir-
tuosi that America has ever pro-
duced,' New York Tribune.
r. F. Johnson returned Monday
from New Mexico and southern Colo.
rado, where he had been buying
sheep.
WANTED-A competent girl for
general housework in family with
cut children. Address Y, Greeley
Tribune.
William II. Sherwood stands
side by side with the best living pian-
lists, Berlin Germany Royal Prus-
sian ADzeeier.
DR.. Charles E. Marsh of San
Diego, Calf, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. B. f Marsh of Greeley, and may
decide to locate in the state
Hubert Reynolds mother, Mrs.
Culver, and sister Mrs. Smith, spent
several days in Denver this week and
viewed the spectacular drama, Ben
Hur.
The Junior Z. T. L. will meet at
the residence OF MIS-. A f. Leake,
l4.'3 Fifth street, Saturday, October
"a, from 3 to ) O'Clock. Every men,
Der please be present.
A set of those pretty and comfort
able dining loom chairs just received
by ID. r. Smith would make any
housewife serve specially coed meals
for month of Sundays.
II. G. Luther arrived in Greeley
Monday night He is chief stenog-
rapher in department headquarters
at Cripple Creek aud is witness in
the Chase court martial case.
To the many kind friends who
supported US with their loving SYM
pathy and assistance in the hour OF
our sadness and atfliction. we exterd d
most heartfelt thanks. Wilson
Turner. Edith NJ. Turner.
Single tickets to the Sherwood con-
cert, 81. A few more lecture course
tickets, good for four numbers, are
still for sale at $50, 1926 and 81.
Tickets on sale at Horne book store
Tuesday morning, October 81
The High school juniors say that
the freshmen lacked lot OF having
things entirely their own way with
the juniors picnic at Seely's lake
and that six of the freshmen were
captured and made to walk behind
the wagon.
Tue world famous William H.
Sherwood, supported by the Sherwood
mixed quartet, will be at the opera
house Thursday, October %, under
the auspices OF the Greeley lecture
bureau. To hear Sherwood will be
a pleasure Of many DAYS.
One day last week little Jennette
Edwards, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Fl. Edwards, fell from the rear
porch Of her home and broke her
right collar bone. The little one is
doing nicely and does not pay much
attention to the injury.
The services of the Methodist Epis-
copal church will be held in the court
house next Sabbath. October %, it
having been kindly opened for this
purpose. I he church building is
being cleaned and painted. Attend
ants at this church will please make
note of this change of place for the
coming Sabbath.
Happy Cal Wagner. who makes
the wheels 20 round for the great
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
road, was in town Thursday and
called on his friends. Mr.. WagLer's
| visits are always an event among the
boys, for he always has new story
to tell as opener to the business in
hand, but bless you, he never forgets
that he is working for the C. NJ. 4
St. Paul.
W. I. Payne, representing the
Chamberlain Medicine company OF
Des Moines, Iowa. was caller last
week and renewed the advertising
contract for the Chamberlain line Of
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