The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05
Little Local


She will visit her old home in.
Sparta. III. She expects to return
about the middle of November.
Yesterdays Tribune stated that
the sugar factories of this district
would pay about 500 600 for this
wears beets. 1t should have read
5000, 600. ten times as much. The
tonnage is as stated, $50, 900 tons.
Lost-A bank book containing
money. The book is a Greeley Ma
tional bank deposit book and has the
names of Cashier Wheeler and 5. j.
Mumper. The finder will please turn
book over to Marshal Camp and re-
ceiye reward.
Potato digging is well under way
in the Greeley district, and in some
localities expectations are not being
realized. Many acres Of the tuberS
are suffering from scab, while the
yield is greatly diminished, compared
with the average of past years.
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. W. b. Mooney that 955-
pound boy arrived at their home in
Spearfsh. 5. D., September 27. Mr..
Mooney was for some time teacher in
the Normal school here and is now
teacher in the Normal school in Spear
fish.
Mrs. J. X. Miller and children
left this morning for st. Louis
thence to Carbondale, III. They eX
pect to be absent six weeks to two
months. The doctor will accom-
pany them to Denver and also attend
the State Medical association that
couyenes in that city tomorrow.
Miss Phyllis Wolfe, teacher of
voice, three years a student in the !
New England Conservatory Of Music |
and international Training School |
for VOcalistS, Boston. will meet and |
advise with those musically inclined. !
Voices tried free. Temporarily |
located at 1914 Seventh avenue. Bell |
phone 365-Red.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemmerer are en- |
joying their we'll earned rest from |
the work and worries of Storekeep-
ing, since the new proprietors have
taken charge. Mr.. Kemmerer and |
his estimable wife will be missed .
from the circle Of merchants, Of
which they were not by any means
the least.
First Presbyterian church, corner
Eighth avenue and Tenth street.
Rev. r. J. Hunter, pastor Morn
ing service at lO:45. Sabbath school
at u noon, evening service at 80.
Rev. c. E. Il. Ward of Colorado
Springs will preach next Sabbath
morning and evening. All are cor
daily invited.
For Sale-Several hundred tons
first class alfalfa. Within short
distance Of Peckham siding, y miles
south of Greeley. Good facilities
for sheep feeders. Chute for loading
and unloading cattle and sheep at
Nantes, 2Ia miles south OF Peckham.
Address +. c.. Mapes Peckham
telephone Tl-3.
Mrs. J. 5. Sweeny. since her arrival
in Greeley from Texas few months
ago, has been quite i'll. About a
month ago typhoid fever developed.
She is now fully recovered, but it has
left her so weak and nervous that ii
has been decided to send her to Texas
for the winter. The lower altitude
and milder climate will no doubt
prove quite beneficial.
Alderman G. C. Thompson re-
turned home last Sunday evening
after about a month spent at his old
home near indianapolis. Although
Mr.'Thompson had not seen his old
home in 81 years, he says practically
the only change noticeable about it
was the green trimming on the
house. When he left home the
house was just completed and painted
a pure white.
Judge Garrigues late Monday
afternoon sentenced Ed Johnson to
pay a fine of 5l00 and costs or to work
il out in the county Jail. Johnson
was bartender in the social club at
Windsor, recently raided by Marshal
Camp and assistants. The charge
was selling liquor without a license.
Frank Lane, proprietor of the place,
last week forfeited his cash bond and
has disappeared.
over a mile a minute between
Chicago and ST. Louis. Commencing
October , the Wabash Banner Blue
Limited trains will make the sched-
uIe between Chicago and st. Louis
in seven hours. which is one hour
less than the fastest time made on