The Greeley tribune., 1904-10-05

MIS- Campbell of Pultney, N. v,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. d. T. Gar.
ver
MIS-. a. Richards, mother of Mrs.
'' Ii. Phillips, has just returned after
iouf months visit in the east.
KEY. F. Nj. Sheldon went to Dem
'er Monday morning to attend the
,,iee'ihg OF the state association of
congregational churches.
II troubled with weak digestion
1ry Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
Iablets. They will do you good
FOR sale by all druggists.
Ii. FL. Hertzog of California. PA.
VINO was called here by the death of
MS sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Giddings, left
lor his home Saturday morning.
w. b. Starr returned home from
the mountains Thursday evening and
saturday morning started for New
Mexico to buy bunch of sheen to
snip TO Missouri for feeding this win
ter
Former Senator McCreery left for
Julesburg Sunday night. From here
he goes to Denver, then to Long
mont, expecting to return to Greeley
Saturday. His business concerns
irrigation matters.
w. G. Mullen, at Mullen's barber
shop, will sell his lOO-foot lot ON
west Main street at a bargain if
taken in the next few days. Good
location and tive-room house. Would
take team of good mules in part pay
ment.
| The j. r. Beggs g. Co. produce
house of st. Paul, Mimi, has estab-
lished branch house in Greeley,
with X. f.. Sevey as manager. Mr..
Sevey has neat offices at Sl7% Sew
enth street, II. c. Williams block,
and is ready for business.
Russell G. Brown, two miles east
of Loveland, sent in limb off his
Lombard plum tree that is one mass
of mammoth plums just as thick as
they can hang on. This has been a
good year for plums and these are
some of the incest we have seen.
In the competitive drill of the
Woodmen teams Wednesday after
noon. Phoenix camp of Denver won
first prize, S25; Boulder camp, second
prize, so. Captains C. G. Townsend
and Albert Luther of Greeley and
Mckinney of Longmont acted as
judges.
a telegram from L. f. Allen and
wife, who left here week ago for
California, states that they are still
located comfortably in their train
at Lamy, N. NJ. where they have
been held for four or five days by
floods. They can neither advance
nor return, as bridges are out on
both sides of them.
The county commissioners few
days ago furnished transportation tC
David Gibbon and wife from Greeley
to Cheyenne. The couple had beer
shipped in here from some Nebraska
county upon the statement that work
in plenty would await them here
The man was too badly crippled tt
work, and the couple wanted to reacf
the Pacific coast, where they woulC
be taken care of,
Frank Madden, Bert Havener, Ves
Pier and Bob Noodle went to Denver
Saturday to witness "a Night
in Bohemia" the amateur Theatrical
performance that was given there
that evening under the auspices Of
the Elks. The Elks of this city are
figuring on putting on the perform
ance here, and the members who
went to Denver go with the object OF
making arrangements for this. Ii
requires 75 people to stage "Bo,
hemia.
William f. Withrow of Central
City was the guest of his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
|. Ewing, Sunday and Monday, leav-
ing for Denver on Monday afternoon
train. Mr.. Withrow was graduated
from the Columbia University law
school. He is an amateur swords
man of note at his alma mater, and
the past two years he defended his
club against all comers in the inter
collegiate trials, winning prizes fol
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