The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-28
SpudS gloves, all kinds, Red Front

'eit lor The ST. Louis exposition this
j, 6. Harris is back from his hunt
ing trip to the hills, and reports his
one deer shot.
see our new waists and furs. The |
best and cheapest line in Weld
county. Red Front.
Mrs, Clarence Soaring is enjoying
a visit from her grandmother, Mrs.
Nancy Milner from Ohio.
George Smith and wife of the sec
ohd hand furniture store are spend
ing a couple of days in Denver.
The county commissioners ad-
lourned Thursday evening to meet in
regular session Monday, October 3.
Steel safety deposit boxes in tire
proof vault for rent on easy terms.
The Weld County Abstract company.
F. c. Crossno, wife and daughter
left Saturday for Missouri, where
they will make their home in future.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason of
Kansas City are the guests of Mrs.
Margaret Pollock, mother of Mrs.
Mason.
c. E. Finch has resigned his cler-
ical position in the First National
bank to keep books for the Windsor
sugar factory.
At the Park Merchandise company's
big store you will find the largest and
best line of queensware in Greeley.
Our prices are right.
j. B. Phillips of the Weld County
Abstract company, left Saturday
for Atlanta, Georgia, his old home,
for couple of weeks visit.
"The Spud Book contains ten
nice pictures showing the potato in
dustry Of Orthern Colorado, only 25
cents, at The Tribune office.
The orchard Farm residence, one
and quarter miles southwest Of the
standpipe for rent; also Seven Lakes
reservoir water. Inquire George j.
Spear.
Manager Witwer of the S. L. & w.
ranch was in Greeley Friday and
said that crops never in years before
looked so we'll in the Grow Creek dis
trict as now.
Free! Free We give free lessons
to every purchaser of a violin, guitar
or mandolin from our house. No
change in our prices. The Thompson
Music company.
Mrs. George S. Adams entertained
Saturday with a violet luncheon in
honor of her cousin, Miss Clark OF
Washington, d. c., and the two
Misses Bard of Boston.
After an absence of several months
in his old home in Indiana, j. Brent
Patton, former manager of the Gree
ley Sun, slipped quietly into Greeley
again Friday night-alone.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Coulter left
Thursday for Kansas City and Wis
consin points to visit relatives ano
friends. On their return home they
will visit the st. Louis exposition.
Joseph Levin and wife returned
home from an eastern trip Sunday
Mrs. Levin has been absent three OF
four months, and Mr.. Levin left
here for the east about month ago
A birthday party was given in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j, GibbeoL
Thursday afternoon in honor OF the
6-year-old daughter, Lota. Eight
little girls took part in the feast anc
fun.
At the matinee races Thursday
afternoon there was a two-heat race
between Morgan's Jennie Morgan
Iuo's Ailene. Spencer'S Marigold ano
Gales A. Tossa. Both heats were
won by Morgan.
If you want to see the latest IL
millinery at the lowest prices, We
have them. See our Sl.oO Walking
hat for 9s cents: $3. 30 street hats fol
sl.9S. 1t will pay you to see ouI
line. Red Front.
Miss Jessie Kaufman has resigned
her position as hello girl in the
Colorado Telephone company's Ioca
office. She is desirous of becoming
trained nurse and will attend the
Denver county hospital for that pur
pose.
Horace P. (Rud) Clark leaves in
few days for Ogden, Utah, thence tt
Boise, Idaho, where he intends stay
ing till next spring. Bud did goot
work while acting agent for the State
Humane society in and about Welt
county.
III F. Uurlbut. who divides hi