The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-24
All kinds of vegetables at Marks

~Call on E. L. Durham for any thing
IN the jewelry line.
Buy your turkeys, ducks or geese
at Jacobs Market. ,,,,,- ,-,,,,- -.-... ,..--.
Pickles and vegetables Of all kinds;
the best at Jacobs Market.
Finest line Of box candies in the
city at the Phoenix Bakery.
have plenty of eastern money for
good loans. A. NJ. McClenahan.
For furniture see d. r. Smith,
the only exclusive dealer In Greeley.
Fine lot of potted plants suitable
for Christmas presents. Soaring &
Lynn.
Fine line OF Navajo blankets at 10
per cent ess than Denver prices, at
Yardley's.
Manicuring, com plexion treated and
shampooing at Mrs. Horizons, 722
Ninth street.
Divide seed potatoes, Pearls and
Late Ohios, for sale by the Farmers
Mercantile company.
Judge j. I. Jacobs was in Denver
the hrst OF this week on LEGAL bus,.
ness in the district court there.
Watch the crowd. They are going
to the Red Front for Christmas goods
the largest stock in Weld county.
Never before did you see so fine a
line OF furniture as is now on the
floors at the Kemmerer Department
store.
The finest line of china and semi.
porcelain to select from ever shown
In Greeley at Kemmerer's Depart
ment store.
Misses Alice Kendel, Carrie Gorden
and Katherine Stokes are home from
their Leadville schools for the holi-
day vacation.
The will Of the late Alfred Baxter
was filed for probate in the county
court last Monday. Hearing was
set for January 25.
Colorado College Glee and Mandolin
clubs at the opera house Monday,
January 4. under auspices of the
Greeley lodge B. P. o. Elks, No. 500.
Tickets, SO and IS cents.
The store Of D. f. Gray was en-
tered some time Monday night and
the money box In the safe pried out
Of its place. There was nothing of
value In the safe, so nothing was
stolen so far as has yet been found.
1t is not known how the parties
gained entrance.
DR.. W. o. Wright and family,
who went to Rocky Ford to get a
more suitable altitude for Mrs.
Wright, have returned to Greeley to
make their permanent home and are
living at 1903 Ninth street, About
January the. doctor will open an
office In the new Steele building
The follow ing marriage licenses
have been issued from the county
clerks Office the past week: Henry
Dimes, Windsor. Miss Speaker Barber,
Eaton; A. E. Bentley, LaSalle, Miss
Edith Davis, LaSalle; F. j. Cunning
ham, Idaho, Miss Anna M. Swan,
Greeley; John P. Kirchgestner and
Miss Anna Wallace. Greeley.
Fire broke out last Sunday in the
corral on F. W. Scott's diary farm
and in a moment the straw about
there was in a mass OF flames
Neighbors rallied to the assistance
of Mr.. Scott and had the fire ex-
tinguished before it could do any
damage to sheds and house Mr..
Scott wishes to thank his friends for
their help.
A rather remarkable record for at
tendance for the month of Decem ber
has been established in the Buell.
school, where ]. II. Braucher is
principal and Miss Clara Heilman
teacher. Iu the primary department
the attendance was 95. ii per cent of
total enrolment with one case OF
tardipess. In the advanced grades
| the attendance was w u per cent Win
no tardiness.
The following is the program for
the day at st. Peters Catholic church
tomorrow: Masses at 7:30 and lO:3O
a. M; subject of sermon at lO:3O,
''The Light of the World" Organ
prelude (Mendelsshon; Asperges Me,
Werner; Kyrie, Concone; Gloria,
Concone; Credo, Stoiclin; Offertory,
Adeste Fldelis. Lambolettes, Christ
mas Hymn: Sanctus, Concone; Agnus
Del, Concone: Veni Creator WerneD
Out of Church March { (Wagner).
j. l.. Darby plunged headlong down
the cellarway on the south side Of the
new Elk building at about O'Clock