The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-22

For clean dressed poultry call at
Marks market
Go to Morrison's for up-to- date
home made candies.
Full line of all kinds OF beads and
new belts just in. Red Front.
Tailor made dress skirts that dit.
The Park Merchandise company.
Try our American Lady shoe, bet.
ter than Queen Quality and cheaper.
Red Front.
W. E. Gillespie and DR.. Bennett
spent from Thursday to Friday in
Denver on business.
Majestic ranges, Quick Meal ranges
and The largest line of heaters at
Robie & McCutcheon's.
County Superintendent Shook WIS.,
tied the schools in the western part
OF the county last week and reports
everything in satisfactory condi.
tion.
Six dollar ladies' hats for So. 80;
children's sl.j0 hats for 81. We
have all the latest styies and shapes.
Bring your 5utter, eggs and poultry.
Red Front.
We are contemplating change in
our tTm, SO prior to invoice we offer
bargains in buggies, carriages and
second hand wagons to our custom
ers. F. E. Smith s. Co.
Potatoes are being dug and stored
as fast as men, horses and machines
car do the work. 1t is expected that
fully s5 per cent of the crop will be
in winter quarters by Saturday
night.
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.
Cards OF invitation to the wedding
OF Joseph Chalmers Ewing and Louise
Woodward Currier have been sent
out. The ceremony will be per-
formed at the Park Congregational
church Thursday evening, October 30,
at O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Pollock
arrived In Greeley after an absence
of nearly two years in Wyoming, and
will occupy their home at sl9 Fourth
G tnt mn
down soft water we'll and painting
and improving his three houses on
the north side of the city.
George 5. Adams spent the fore
part Ut the week with wife and son
in Greeley. Mr.. Adams says it is re-
ported around Grover, and quite gen.
erallv believed, that Frank Benton is
experiencing religion and is seriously
debating with himself the necessity
Of joining the Salvation Army.
The Elks held social session, or
smoker, in their hail Thursday
night, to which large number of
guests were invited. Cards, cigars,
songs, stories and lunch we're the
pleasures afforded. 1t was a gathe:-
ing of congenial spirits and the ses
sion did not close until midnight. =
Miss Lou Ritter left a week ago
yesterday morning for Ogden, whe,e
she will reside with mother and
brother Miss Ritter was clerk
with the Levin Bros. for five years
and those gentlemen have the warm
est regard for her ability. Miss Rit-
ter will be missed oy large nun beI
OF friends.
j. Z. Shook, county superintendent
of schools, says that since the publi-
cation Of the compulsory school law
the attendance has been most salts
factory. over 100 new and heretofore
delinquent scholars have entered the
various schools throughout the coun-
ty and that, too, without compulsion
or legal measures being enforced.
There was a rumor in Greeley Fri
day that q murder had been COM
m;ttcd in Evans and many people
believed and wondered why the
guilty party had not been arrested.
The truth Is no one was deprived Of
life in summary manner, out the
foundation of the story was an alter
cation between a cowboy and a
crippled pianist, not crippled music
ally, but physIcally. He was pound
ing a medley of ragtime Nightmares
from his instr umenu, when the COW
boy objected; said his soul craved
for more spiritual solace and sug-
gested selections from Beethoven OF
Mendelssohn. The p. p. retorted
with sneer that those composers
we're dead ones and he coptin99ed