The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
New fiction at Craig's.

NNc" hCtIUu du CfalE S.
Wheels for rent at Lester's.
Clean dressed poultry at Marks
Market.
Nice spring chickens at the Full.
ton Market.
Strictly pure Paris green Is cents
pound at Fezer's.
Fresh salmon and halibut lust from
the coast, at Fulton Market.
spud Books, ten nice potato pic.
lures, % cents, at Tribune office.
Mrs. Deck Lee has moved back to
Greeley from in the vicinity OF Thu
nath.
Charles Adams and family left
Monday morning for an outing In
the mountains.
Call and see the fine line OF pic.
lures, and the prices are right, at
Leiper & Dowling's.
Wanted-Will pay the highest
market price for 10000 bushels OF
wheat. English & Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard OF Platte
Vile were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Wylie Friday and Saturday.
| The Misses Jennie and Pearl Corey
of Chicago are visiting In the home
of Dr. Oppenheim for a short time.
Mrs. NJ. P. Henderson and daugh-
ter Alice we're visiting in Denver
several days the. latter part of last
week.
f. +. Hart and family and the j.
NJ. Freeman children left last Satur-
day for weeks camping on the Big
Thompson river.
Miss Florence Willtse of Chicago
has arrived in the city to take charge
OF the millinery trimming Depart
ment OF the Demorest store.
The little 5-year.old son of George
E. Tisdel fell downstairs last Wednes-
day evening and fractured one elbow.
Or. Pogue patched up the break.
Mrs. E. P. House and daughter,
Mrs. Downey, left Tuesday for
Chicago, where they will purchase
their fall and winter stock of goods.
Glimpses of Greeley the new
Greeley view book twenty eight fine
large pictures, with descriptive mat
ter, for fifty cents, at The Tribune
office.
Harold, the little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Decker gave party to
about fifty OF his young friends Sat.
uldav afternoon on his grandfather
(B. +. Johnson) lawn.
Charles Hallett of the Fl. Reynolds
drug store will leave for Chicago
again in a couple of weeks to con-
tinue his studies OF pharmacy in the
Northwestern university.
Rev. H. N. Wilson OF Munsey, H.,
has been visiting his wife's parents,
Captain and Mrs. Hoga1ty, and other
relatives for a few days. Mrs. Wilson
has been here for several weeks.
The Woodmen OF the World will
have picnic at Longmont Septem-
ber /, similar 10 the one held here
last Thursday. Special rates have
been provided and special trains for
the occasion.
The date for Watermelon Day at
Rocky Ford has been set at Thurs
day. September s. This is only one
day of the four days fair that will
be held. but it is the great day Of
the Arkansas valley.
Mrs. Fletcher has decided to 80
east the first OF September and II her
residence is not sold by that time it
will be rented. We are naming a
very low price on it now. II inter-
ested see A. NJ. McClenahan.
The Star Grocery celebrates its
new quarters with cut In prices.
Nine bars of Denver Best soap for 25
cents; dozens OF brooms, worth %
cents, for Is cents each: and 100
dozen S5-cept brooms for Is cents each.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Lewis and
children returned Sunday night from
Loyeland, where they had been the
past three months. They are resid-
ing un their ranch two miles south
west of Greeley, in the Hazleton dis
trict.
Remember that the Star Grocery
has moved jrt" new quarters on
Ninth street near EIshtn avenue
two doors west OF Sutor's bakery.
The Star is The greatest fruit and
grocery house in northern Colorado
for lowest prices.
William Burkhart and wife re-
turned home from the Worlds Fair