The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08

For good, tender meats of all kinds
call at Marks market.
Engraved calling cards for ladies'
OF gentlemen, al the Tribune.
Attorney Frank j. Green is hav.
ing a serious tussle with fever.
Ladies' and gentlemen's calling
cards engraved at the Tribune office.
Any quantity of crockcry and tin
ware at Kemmerer's Depa rtment
store.
Money to loan on good improved
farms. See Weld County Abstract
company.
Mrs. Laws hearing is improving
under the treatment of a Denver
specialist.
Manicuring, com plexion treated and
shampooing at Mrs. Horizons, 722
Ninth street.
Wedding stationery, plain or
printed, or engraved, tor sale by the
Greeley Tribune.
Deck Lee has moved back from
the ditch and is living on his home
place on west Eighth street.
Mrs. j. A. Crabb has been danger
ously Ill for some time. 1t Is thought
she is improving at present.
e Monday the potato market was
weak and the buying price dropped
from Is to IS cents the hundred
pounds.
Now is good time to get furniture
for parlor, dining room, bed room or
kitchen. See the Kemmerer Depart
ment store stock
Fl. b. Beach, bookkeeper in
Mack's grocery, is able to be out af-
ter five weeks siege with bowel
complaint.
Mrs. H. c. Bush. wife Of Traffic
Manager Bush of the Colorado Mid
land railroad at Denver. spent Thurs
day In Greeley. in attendance at the
meeting OF the Baptist missionary
society.
First Lieutenant Dye, command
ing Company D at Cripple Creek, WIS.,
tied Greeley flom Saturday night to
Tuesday morning. He reports the
men OF his company in good health
and every thing quiet about Cripple.
Mesdames Churchill, Harper and
b. +. johnson returned from the
State Federation of Women's clubs
annual gathering at Colorado Springs
last week and all are delighted with
their reception.
Saturday evening Sam McAfee,
Drs. Stockover and a. L. Weaver
aud f. b. Coulter went cunning for
ducks on the private lakes east oi
Evans and after an hours shooting
returned to Greeley with Al fat tea
and mailards.
Big reduction in phonograph rec
ords The new improved Columbif
cylinder record that formerly sold fol
fifty cents we are now selling at &
, quarter each Come early and gel
first choice G. F Porter s. Co.
music dealers.
DR.. Law vent to Denver Tuesday
morning to attend the meeting Of the
State Medical association. Thai
night he participated at the banquet
of the Colorado branch OF the LOya
Legion and tonight he will attend a
reception given by DR.. W. W. Grant
to the members of the association.
Thursday afternon q. S. Gran,
Post W. r. c. held a specially pleas.
ant meeting in its hall in the Odd
Fellows building. After routine
business had teen accomplished the
ladies were invited into the ban.
auet room and partook of a dainty
lunch, as the guests of Mrs. Hawes
and Mrs. Alex Ferguson.
There is rumor that the GOA
niDers at Erie will go out on a strike
Tor higher wages and less hours; and
IL they do not get their demands that
the miners OF coal Throughout COlC-
RADIO will strike in sympathy. Better
get your winters coal in the bin,
peighbor. if possible, SO as to avoid
discomfort when snow flies.
Cameron Brewer, c.. l.. Soaring
and Frank Gordon spent three weeks
in the Steamboat Springs country
with rod and gun. They shot all
the ceer that the law allowed, bagged
a large numbeI of grouse and had ex-
celIent trout fishing. MIR. Brewer
returned Thursday. and Saturday
night Messrs. Soaring and Gordon
arrived home.
The Allen brothers, Pliny and Bert,
own a farm under the Thompson, on
-, nfh ho~ hnt, hay % II