The Greeley tribune., 1903-10-08
MORE LITTLE LOCAL.

Monday and will be il session ABOUT
ten days.
Men S and boys clothing at lro"
% to so per cent lowe than ever pe-
fore. The Golden Rule.
The finest line OF second hahu
furniture in Greeley Is at Smitll ~
poten's, successors to G W. smith'
III Main street.
Miss Marie Connur, Mrs, d. b.
WAITS maid, leaves this morning
for Galeshurg. H.. for three
weeks visit with fatler ana otheF
relatives.
To those who so kindly assisted us
during the sickness, death and our-
jal of our loved one. We wish 10
extend our sincere thanks. T. a.
Pierce and FAMILY.
Those who have changed their
residence since last election must
make the necessary change o" the
registration books at tie county
clerks office or they cant vote.
All kinds of small musical goods,
banjos, guitars, mandoirs, viollns,
accordeons, at prices that Will en-
courage all to own something In way
of musical instrument G. d. Horne.
Those who tave changed their
residence since last election must
make the necessary change Oh the
reglstra tion books al the county
clerks office or they cant vote
l have received one shipment OF
pictures from New York Art com
pany, the leading styles in all the
new ideas. Shall soou make a dis
play of these goods. g, D. Horne.
Franklin f. Brooks of Colorado
Springs, congressman at large FOR
Colorado, was in Greeley Yesterday
on legal business and While here vis-
tied many prominent politicians OF
his party.
Mr. Rocho of the Red Front claims
Saturday last was the banner day for
business this year. 1t took twelve
clerks to handle the business and all
on the jump. The cash system does
the work.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
Jackson will entertain few triends
at their home with a dinner, in
honor of Mrs Jackson. this being the
anniversary OF her birthday. Covers
will be laid for twelve.
E. NJ. Burgess of Denver, general
superintendent Of the Colorado Tele-
phone company, was IN Greeley Tues
day and Wednesday Oh business. MI.
Burgess contemplates several i'm
provements in telephone service.
The Saturday Evening Post, Joey
Norcross and Geney Fiske editors and
proprietoIs, is Greeley publication
that is chiefly gwen to note social
happenings in city and vicinity. 1t
is we'll edited and neatly printed, and
the Tribune wishes it success galore.
Monday NJ. Fl. Morgan lost his fine
brood mare, Deuel. Maid. She cut a
vein in her right front ankle with a
barbed wire and before assistance was
given, she died from loss of blood.
Mr.. Morgan saws she was we'll worth
$500.
Miss Matte Graves returned from
Kentucky Friday, Mrs. G. W.Graves,
her mother, returning with her. She
will remain till Christmas. Mrs.
Graves is mother to Mrs. Fred Mason,
Mrs. Clare Doolittle and Mrs. E. 9.
Edwards.
DR.. George E. Talcott of Denver,
representing the Portland Cement
company, was in Greeley from Thurs
dav night to Tuesday night on bust.
ness, then went to Cheyenne. While
in this city he was the guest of Jesse
K. Wyatt.
There is new baby at the home
Of MIR. and Mrs. Theo Lucas of La
Grange and he is the most welcome
guest that has come under the ROOF
tree in years. AS for MIR. Lucas, he
is like a boy with new toy from
morn to night.
DR.. G. A. Ringle OF Denver, who
limits his practice to diseases of the
eye, ear, nose and throat and fitting
| OF glasses, makes regular visits Il
Greeley every two weeks, on Friday
and may be consulted at the Oasi:
hotel October l6
Denver and return for one fare vis
Union Pacific October II, good fo1
return until October Is. This rat.
is made to enable the people Of thi!
city to witness the Ben Hur perform
ances at the Broadway theatre II
Denver, October II to "a.
Monday Thee. Lucus of the La