The Greeley tribune., 1903-12-03
Artistic pictures at Craig's.
New Dates at Mack's Grocery

G W. Nichols puts up windmills.
Beads and bead machines. Red
Front.
The crispiest celery at jacobs
market:
Pop Corn that will pop at Mack's
Grocery.
Call on E. L. Dunham for any thug
in the jewelry line.
See the fine display OF framed pic
lures at StOver's book store.
Manicuring, com plexion treated and
shampooing al Mrs. Horizons, 722
Ninth street.
Divide seed potatoes, Pearls and
Late Ohios, for sale by the Farmers
Mercantile company.
II your old clothes need cleaning
or repairing, take them to Crabb and
have them fixed right.
Try our gents high cut shoes and
the American Lady; nothing can
touch In price. Red Front
j. S. Gale says that the sheep
feeding for market are in fine condi-
| tion and making solid healthy fat
| DR.. W. II. White of Denver was
up to eat THANKSGIVING dinner with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
White.
A full and complete line OF i'm
ported porcelain lined wale at KEN
merer's Department store. Step in
and see IT., ladies.
All wrist bags, latest styles, direct
from the manufacturer, will be closed
out at discount, prices from so cents
up. Il. Reynolds & Co.
The next meeting of the w. c. T.
c. will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Neill, sO3 Fifth street, Tuesday,
December 8, at 2:3O p. m.
Corner lot and fve-room house
cheap. Close in. Small payment
down. Balance easy. Must be sold
by December 10 c. W. Beer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Gephart OF
LoveIand returned home Monday af.
ter having been the guest OF their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Dwyer.
During the past week Charles Seem
was visited by his sister Adele and
brother Fred. They returned to
Boulder Sunday afternoon, as Fred
is student In the university.
A Tribune man overheard num-
ber OF republicans Monday discussing
future political candidates and there
was unanimous sentiment in favor
of Ii. n. Haynes for state senator.
I. n. j. Hartford and wife oi
Clarinda, Iowa, are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. B. +. Woodruff. The
visitors have recently sold thei'
property in Iowa and are on theii
way to California to spend the win
ter.
Mrs. W. NJ. Boomer gave turkey
dinner to the following guests last
evening" Miss Eleanor Phillips, Miss
Gertrude Norris. Mrs. Grace Hender-
son and son John, tine Misses Gretch-
en-, Tella and Hilda Smith and Miss
Lizzie Voelker.
Max Kuner of Denver will be 81
years old tomorrow. Mr.. Kuner is
we'll known throughout the west,
while his pickles are on every table.
He is spending the winter in Cali
fornia and his many Greeley friends
will wish him jolly good time
Clyde Beetham, who some months
ago enlisted in the {. S. paval sell
vice, has been home for several days
on a vacation. He has been on the
training ship. The Alert, in the
Pacific ocean. Upon his return to
dut" he will so on cruise of a
couple Of years in the Orient.
Mrs. Nellie ArgotsingeI, who has
been spending few weeks in Greeley,
entertained number of friends at
finch at the home Of Mrs. W. g.
Dickerson. corner Of Tenth avenue
and Sixth street, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Argotsinger left yesterday for
Denver, where she will remain for
some time.
S. F. EldredRe OF Boulder is one OF
the Oldest travelling men out Of Den
yer. "Pap," as he is famiiarly
called by friends and customers, was
6s years old Tuesday and he cele-
bKated it by driving from Greeley to
Eaton and soliciting trade from his
customers. He is fine specimen OF
we'll preserved manhood and is as
quick on his feet as man twenty
years his junior.
The subject OF the Christian