The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-09
New iction at Cfaig's.
First class repair work at Testers

East Side Second Hand Store.
Leiper 4 bowling have just re-
ceived fine lot of kitchen cabinets.
Fresh lot Of Sommer- Il Richardson S
celebrated chocolates just in at
Langtry's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lewis and
family will move to Longmont to
live for a few weeks.
We carry the largest assortment of
trunks and suit cases in Greeley.
The Park Merchandise company.
The dedication OF the Swedish
Free Mission church, recently rebuilt
and enlarged, will take place Sunday.
June 26.
Elwood fences, Alaska refrigerators,
Pennsylvania lawn mowers. Dolphin
5-ply hose, Quick Meals. Robbie, Nc.
Cutcheon s. Co.
Mrs Lvulph Ogilvy and son Jack
are visiting her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boothroyd. at their
home. Sweetwater.
George Horne, ,Jr. left last Saturday
for st. Louis, where he will spent the
summer. He has secured position
In wholesale book and stationery
store.
Miss Edith Sanford entertained
the ''Whv Not' club and the Misses
Lee and Norris, teachers in the Gree
ley High school, at dinner Wednes.
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Kemmerer will
leave next Saturday for a trip Of six
weeks to st. Louis, Chicago and
Philadelphia, Business and pleasure
will be combined on the trip.
DR.. G. A. Ringle OF Denver, prac-
tice limited to diseases of the eye and
fitting OF glasses, may be consulted at
the Oasis hotel on Friday, June 10,
and the second Friday OF each month
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Churchill
celebrated the twenty.second anni-
versary OF their wedding Monday
noon with quiet dinner at the
Oasis, with their daughter, Miss
Isabelle, and son Van.
George Morgan was in Greeley a
couple of days the latter part of last
week. having Just arrivd from Boise,
Idaho, where he has spent the past
three months. He and Mrs. Morgan
are now living in Idaho Springs.
The teachers OF the Greeley schools
last Friday presented Prof. a. b.
Copeland with handsome oil plant
ing, scene from Estes park by Chas.
Partridge Adams, as a mementO of
his many years Of work in the schools.
Four lively citizens Of Windsor
cmae down last Tburdsay and allowed
the Greeley lodge of Elks to put
horns on them. They were Post
J master R. E. Hanna, Harrison Tel
ler. DR., W. Fl. Chamberlain and DR..
! j. W. Shane.
Miss Jessie Mosher entertained
the graduate class OF the Greeley
, Uigh school and faculty of the school
and Or Bell and Miss Fern White.
man OF Denver at a chatting dish sup
per at her home Thursday evening
j after the graduating exercises.
Miss Molly McDonald's mother
from Leadvile was visiting her
daughters during commencemen at
; the Normal, Catherine Evans OF
Denver, Ella Lewis of Loveland,
and Irene Lakin Of Brighton, all hac
relatives here during commencement
week at the Normal.
Ray G. Andrews, for some time
bookkeeper in the Office OF The Peo-
ple's Lumber company, left Thursday
morning for Salt Lake City, where
he will engage In the mining broker
age business Sam Hetlley has been
engaged as bookkeepr In the lumber
Office to succeed Mr.. Andrews.
james Graham OF LAGRANGE re-
Gently sold his bunch or fifty head Of
cattle, realizing net profit OF $500.
The stock was bought December y,
allowed to run in alfalfa fields, eat
ing beet pulp and beet tops. March
they were put on alfalfa hav ana
fatted on this until about Nav |,
when they we're sold.
BY special request OF patients who
were unable to consult DR.. Sapero on
account OF the bad weather, wash
outs. etc., the doctor will return
June l6. II and Is at the Oasis. Will
leave for Europe to take extra course
of clinical operations in the leading
different hospitals. New patients
desiring to consult the doctor should
write to Lock Box l47, Denver, to
make appointments.
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