The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-28
We guarantee our eggs Rad p,.,

o"' eRss. LIED Front
Manitou Mineral Water at Mack,s
Grocery.
Nack's Grocery is Headquarters fo,
Grand junction fruit.
We have them all a.going on bind.
Ing t~ine. Red Front.
Extra jar lids and rnhbers IN,
Mason lars, Mack's Grocery.
Miss Clara Cowing Of Walsepburp is
the guest OF Miss Flossie Churchi,J
Ladies $3.50 low shoes, s265. ~
low shoes, s2.45, at the Phelps Shop
Store.
william Rattray has been seriouslv
III with typhoid fever for the past
three weeks.
| Protect your potato crop from hail
with Weld County Abstract & In.
vestment Co.
We handle the Wedding Breakfast
coifee-nothing equals it for the
paw AeCu
Mrs. D. B. Wyatt and son Jesse
returned Friday from Denver, where
they had been visiting friends.
DR.. ". A. Hunter of Denver will
preach at First Presbyterian church
morning and evening next Sunday.
Grant Armstrong entertained a
party of Greeley young people at cards
in his country home Tuesday even.
ing.
Mrs. I. G, Macy and daughter,
Miss Wofenden, and their guest,
Miss Rita King, went to Denver
Tuesday.
y party composed of Bert Kittle,
Sam Heffley, Claude Newton and j.
A Crabb, who have been DESTROYING
time in the hills for a couple OF
weeks. is expected home tomorrow
A Jolly party OF the young set
was entertained by Mesdames Wad-
dineton and Craig at the home of
the latter with thigh five on
Thursday evening, through compli-
ment OF Miss Petit OF Cleveland.
a new school house is to be built
in district No. 81, known as the
Nantes district. The old brick
school house was considered unsafe.
j. Fl Behrens Of Evans will erect
the new building at cost OF about
81, 400.
John Rocho and son Fred, Frank
Levin and Riley Anderson returned
home last Friday from a trip to the
hills. They did not stop at one par
ticular place. but moved about with
their outfit whenever fancy dictated,
Some good fishing and a ruddy COM
plexion we're the results OF the trip.
Packing houses are on the strike
and all meats are going up, but we
continue selling best Armour hams,
IA cents: best bacon, IA cents: smoked
shoulders, ii cents; salt meats, G
cents, lard, best, ten pounds for
sI.l0, twenty pounds for s2. Special
cash prices (no trading stamps) fol-
mountains parties and threshing out.
fits. Red Front.
j. W. Hoover OF Kansas City,
owner of the Hoover ranch down east
of Hardin, and John Shafroth, former
congressman from Colorado, were in
the city last Saturday and Sunday on
legal business with Fl. N. Haynes.
1t was In the matter of settlement
OF damages to Mr.. Hoover's property
BY reason of one of D. NJ. Camtield' S
irripating bitches being put through
the land.
What was almost as pretty game
as a national league team would put
up was played before a small crowd
at Island Grove park between the
Greeley Reds and the Eaton Eagles
Tuesday afternoon, The Reds won
by score of 2 to 0. The two runs
we're made in the third inning. Bat
tery for the Reds: Colgrove and
Ernst. Eagles: f. Bliss and Ben
Jones, pitchers; School, catcher.
Miss Charlotte Fulton Of Boulder
is the guest of her friend, Miss Mary
Brush. Yesterday afternoon lunch
con was given in her honor on the
beautiful lawn OF the Brush residence
on West Eleventh street. Ten young
ladies enjoyed the afternoon.