The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-31
Today's News
School books at Craig's.

city schools at Horne's.
Judge Southland went down to Den
yer last evening, returning today
Bartlett pears this week, 81. 30 per
box. Park Merchandise company.
Earl Chappelow left this morning
for Cheyenne, to be with the crowd.
II. A. Healy and wife left for Den
yer this morning for week 5 stay
Dr.. Frank Ollie went up to Chey-
enne this morning to see the sights.
Try the Leader, the up-to.date
barber shop, next to Browns cafe.
Charley Tew and Roland Waring
are taking in the sights OF Frontier
Days.
The irrepressible Ollie O'Farrel
was a passenger for Cheyenne this
morning.
For Sale-l6O-acre farm close to
Ault, at right price. A NJ. Nc
Clenahan
Try our school shoes; they are the
best. Pencil box free with each pair.
Red Front.
A. J. Allen returned home from
Zimmerman Monday evening after
a weeks fishing.
The Craig Book Store leads with
the finest line OF book supplies in
northern Colorado.
The Craig Book Store with enlarged
quarters aud increased facilities solic-
its your patronage.
We have Just received new line
of work harness at prices that defy
competition. Red Front.
Let US figure with you on that
dinner set, American or English ware,
lowest price. Noah's Ark.
Miss Hazel McNeill came down
from Windsor this afternoon to visit
her sister. Mrs. Blair Ru2h.
Miss Bascomb, recently from Ster
ling. has charge OF the cloak depart
ment in Lewis Brothers store.
We have larger line of school
tablets and pencils, etc, than ever
before, at Stoyer's Book Store.
Earl Beardsley left this morning
for his school at Prior, Colo, where
he will teach this coming term.
q. H. Croll OF the Colorado Tele-
phone company spent yesterday in
Denver, returning last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Thayer are
expected home this evening from
their cottage on the upper Poudre.
All kiuds of school books and sup
plies needed for any school district
in the county can be found at Horne's.
John C. Brewer, mailing clerk at
the Greeley postonice, returned home
from the mountains Monday even
ing.
We carry the best line Of school
shoes and hosiery that can be made.
Pencil tox with every pair. Red
Front.
The home of MI. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Plumb near Kersey was last Tuesday
made lively by the arrival Of boy and
gi.l twins.
George W. Craft was yesterday af-
ternoon adjudged insane in the coun-
ty court and was taken to the asylum
at Pueblo today.
Ethel and Florence Howard re.
turned home last Friday evening
from a long tour of the Pacific coast
states and Idaho
Mrs. William Limp and little
daughter of Petersburg, Ind. are
the guests of Mrs. Limp's sister. Mrs.
William Burkhart.
Elmer Allen OF Sunn;side precinct
left for Cheyenne this morning after
spending couple Of days with the
family OF Sam Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G E. Stephens OF
Denver are visiting at the Bert Kit
tie home for the week Mr.. Stephens
is brother of Mrs. Kittle.
At the card party in the home Of
Mrs. ]. G. Harris last Monday even
ing, Mrs. Clarence I. Neil was
hostess with Mrs. Harris.
Mrs. Cora HertZog returned to
Greeley today after the summer spent
in her old home in California, Pa.
and other eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Ramsay re-
| turned home TO-DAY from an extended
eastern trip, including visit to the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis.
School books are cheaper this year.
George d. Horne sells and exchanges
the Crane series, So highly recon-
mended by Colorado educators