The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-31


d. r. Smith will make pig re-
: duction in furniture for the next
thirty days to reduce stock.
DR.. ". H. White of Denver spent
Christmas at home with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram White.
Norman Richardson of Colorado
Springs is spending the holidays with
his aunt, Mrs. A. B Copeland
Will Tegtman has resigned his
place in the Klein & Wageoner store
to accept position with b. G. Decker
& Co.
MIR. and Mrs. b. F. Hoffman spent
from Thursday OF last week to Tues
day OF this week with friends in Fort
Collins.
A new meat market with first
class stock will be opened next Mon
day at III Main street by Broyles
Brothers.
Why 70 to all that expense and
trouble with the New Years dinner
when you can buy it hetter and
cheaper at the Brown?
R. H. Coker, special representative
OF Contract Agent Vale of the Colo
RADIO Bell Telephone company, was In
Greeley last Tuesday on business.
We wish all our friends and pa.
irons happy New Year and thank
them for many past favors, hoping
to merit continuance of these
Kemmerer's Department store.
The Junior L. I. L. will meet at
3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. F. E. Baker, 92a Sixth
street. Mothers might help the lit
tie ones to remember place and time.
wish all my friends and patrons
a happy and prosperous New Year.
While thanking them for past favors
l hope to merit an ever greater pa
tronaRe In the new year. Phillip
Marks.
The Colorado College Glee and
Mandolin clubs, with P. D. Rice,
reader, will entertain at the Greeley
opera house next Monday evening
under the auspices Of the B. P. o.
EIks OF Greeley,
Superintendent A. B, Copeland
went to Denver Monday morning to
attend the meeting OF the state
teachers association. There he met
Mrs. Copeland's mother Mrs. R. f.
Fish Of Colorado Springs.
Earl and Eaton GaIIetin, aged IL
and Is years respectively, were up be-
fore Judge Southland of the county
court Saturday, charged by their
mother with truancy. The boys were
sentenced to the Industrial school
and then had sentence suspended un-
der good behavior.
DR.. G.: VI. Graham has purchased
the practice and Office of DR.. A. E.
Weaver and will hereafter occupy the
same office that Or. Weaver has had
for . number of years. Dr.. Graham
is q graduate of the University Of
Pennsylvania and also OF one OF the
best dental colleges In the east.
Very few persons here knew that
Fred G. Teller Of Gipson recently
underwent an operation for appen-
dicitis. The operation was performed
December 10 by Or. Grant Of Denver
in St. Luke's hospital and on Deceh :
ber % Mr. Teller came home, prac-
tically over the effects Of the oper-
alton.
The county commissioners held a
special session Monday to listen to
the arguments for further rebate by
J. X. Mullen, manager OF the Colo
RADIO Milling company, OF which the
Model Mills of Greeley the Eaton
mills and Windsor mills are a part.
Mr.. Mullen at the same time paid
the taxes on the three properties,
; amounting to 81, ,l47.sS
; The Royal Arcanum Monday even
. ing elected the following officers
Frank j. Baxter, regent: j. 6. Rey-
nolds, vice regent; A. j. LohI, sec
retary: Alex Ferguson, collector: FL.
r. Withey. treasurer; Bert Sullivan.
guide; G. r. Whiteman, orator: Dr..
Croswell, chaplain; Frank Maddox,
warden: W. F. Berg, sentry: q.
Rugh. Ray Watson and j. G. Rey-
nolds, trustees.
Mr.. Sethman OF the firm of Skin
ner & Sethman, electrical an1
mechanical engineers, was In Gree
lev over Sunday and with George j..
Spear and others drove over large
section OF the country that 1t Is pro-
posed to cover with an eiectric raIl-
+ way. Mr.. Sethman was much I'M
ossad with the nnSsihilitieS Of this