The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-08
Holiday gifts at Craig's.

Denver yesterday on business.
Pot roasts, six to eight cents a
pound, at the Fulton Market
Stock fish, IA cents a pound; new
Milcher herrings. Red Front.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roy left for
Denver Tuesday to visit a few days.
Presents make the heart grow
fonder. Buy them at the Unity
Fair.
Diamond c hams and bacon-the
best on the market-at the Fulton
Market.
Miss Bishop is going out of busi-
ness and is selling all millinery re-
gardleSS of price.
Friday night r. B. Rugh lost a
valuable colt by harrow falling on
it while in pasture.
Have you seen the blankets we
are selling for tifty-tive cents pair?
The Park Merchandise Co.
Take the children to the Golden
Rule and let them see what Santa
Claus has stored for them.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Fagerberg of
LaGrange left last Friday for San
Diego, Calf. to spend the winter.
The w. O. w. special train to
Eaton Saturday evening will leave
at I 30. Fare for the round trip, so
cents.
Chicken pie supper tonight at
Mrs. Durkee's, sOs Eleventh street,
by the Episcopal Guild. The pub
lie invited.
The Wilson Grocery company has
an especially attractive show window
display, one that appeals to women
and children.
There is nothing as appropriate as
gift of furniture for Christmas and
Leiper & bowling have the best ever
brought to Greeley.
To see beautiful line of Christ
mas gifts you must see our line OF
French stag articles, from 80 cents
to $40, at Horne's.
Mrs. A. f. Mussey of New York,
lately returning from tour OF Eu-
rope. is visiting her sister, Mrs. F..
S. Manning of this city.
A new real estate man came to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.
Meeker Wednesday morning. Mother
and child are both doing well.
The meals are proving a drawing
card for the American hotel, Denver.
This hotel has the heaviest state
patronage of any hotel in the city.
Mrs. j. w. Sharples left Tuesday
for Portland. Ore. after three weeks
visiting with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Ben Cooper and other. rela-
tiveS.
Full line of leather goods, music
rolls ladies' bags, card cases, pocket
hooks, gents letter books, card cases.
hill books, cigar cases, tourist cases
at Horne's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hulse OF
burnside, n. y. are the guests ol
Mrs. r. G. Macy, whom they khe"
twenty wears ago when she was alst
resident of Burnside.
Two for one. From now III
Christmas YOU can buy a Spud BOOK
and Glimpses of Greeley, both for 81
cents at The Tribune office. They
make nice holiday reminders.
Mrs. e. B. Call is supplying tl'
n,,ce of Mrs. Page in the schoo
superintendent' office in the hlsi
school while Mrs. Page is quaran
tined with diphtheria in the FAMILY
Buy your holiday presents nov
and have them stored free. Don
w,it until the choicest presents ar'
none We will gladly assist you II
making your selections. keo frop'
There is ample evidence on al
sides that Santa Claus has taken pos
session of the various stores ana iiie'
oontile establishments OF thls eioy
,nd NJ, TO the delight of the 'lt'l'
ones. an
TWO for one. From now l'i
,,,;.t,,,s YOU can buy a Spud boof
and Glimpses of Greeley, oo'h ~, m - -
ann,s at The Tribune Office ne
.,ro nice holiday reminders.
rns w. O. W. lodge will go u
Eaton next Saturday evening TO fais us
% Nad II is expected that specla
rain % will carry the wood chopper y,
',n @ there in the evening, and caI' 10
them again in the early mof''ns.