The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-21
Little Locals


In wall paper at Horne'S,
Brick goldfish, ten cents a pound,
Saturday only. Fulton Market.
Ladies, don't miss the big SILK and
dress goods sale Monday. A. j. Park.
California hams, seven cents
pound at Fulton Market, Saturday
only.
We carry the most complete line
OF millinery in Weld county ked
Front.
Saturday Only. Home made saus-
age, two pounds for 25 cents. Fulton
Market.
"I am going to buy my new dress
Monday at A j. Parks big dress
goods sale. >
Tasma woven tipped silk gloves ARE
the best made The Park 'Merchan-
disc company.
Wsutcd-IIouse cleaning job work.
p. Chaplin, 1927 Ninth avenue; tele-
phone % black
Mrs Mabel Nauman of Windsor is
the guest of MI. and Mrs. j. +,
Nauman this week.
Rockers for sewing, reading or
pleasure and all comfortable, at
Kemmerer' Department Store.
We need no fire to move our goods.
Prices do the work. Try our cash
system and save money Red Front.
Cook with gas The Genuine
Detroit Jewel Range never fails to
give satisfaction, Come in and see
them work. Pier Brothers.
License to marry was taken out in
the county clerks office yesterday by
Barlow j. Whitney OF Fullerton,
Neb., and Miss Lena c. Price OF
Gault, Colo
The W. c r. q. will have
mothers meeting at the East Ward
school house at 3 O'Clock p M, Tues
day, April % All who are interested
are cordially invited to attend.
Members of RebeKah lodge are re-
9uested uo meet in Odd Fellows hall
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock, there
to start in body with the Odd Fell
lows to services at the Baptist
church.
The plano used 10 the performance
of The Doctor Of Alcantara" last
Friday evening was a Packard from
the Thompson Music company. 1t
was the subject of much hattering
comment.
Sunday night Mrs. Theo Lucas re-
turned from California, where she
had been sojourning for four months.
The change of altitude proved ben
e6cial and she gained greatly In
health and strength.
4 hear that many are contemplat-
ing buying piano. Do not forget
that l ask no more for the best piano
made, d Henry F. Miller, than you
are asked to pay for the cheap ones
beng offered. G. D. Horne.
Mrs. E. B. Leonard Of Springf field,
Mass. left for her home last week
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Flora
E. Gale and Mrs. G. N. Jackson.
Mrs. Leonard spent several months
in California in search of health and
pleasure.
The silk and dress guods sale
should attract crowds of buyers Mon
day morning. This popular store has
shown by far the largest and prettest
lines this season. This sale affords
the greatest opportunity to secure
up to-date dress goo1s ana silks at
extremely low prices. a. j.. Park.
Motion has been filed in the dis
trict court by the attorneys for Miss
Rozene Meeker, Mr.. Kane of Denver
and Charles F. Tew of this city, to
strike out several paragraphs of the
complaint in the case of Ralph G.
Meeker aud Arvilla d. Meeker against
Miss Meeker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Covel OF Shell
burne Falls, Mass, en- route from
Ca lifornia, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse S Gale. MessIs. Covel
and Gale we're boys together in
Yankee land and this week they are
renewing their youth with remin-
iscences OF their school days.
George o. Stevens, for many years
q farmer in the LAGRANGE district
but now resident Of Greeley, has
little notebook in his possession CIV
ing the names Of every person he had
influenced in coming to Colorado.
The book contains close to eighty
names.
The silk and dress goods sale
should attract crowds OF buyers Mon
day morning. This popular store has
shown by far the largest and prettiest
to !,