The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-14

Swift's Premium hams and bacon
at Marks Market.
Machine oil so cents a gallon. Park
Merchandise company.
We want 5000 bushels of oats right
away. English & Carter.
Ice cream in any quantity for
receptions, ETC., at Morrison's.
Juicy veal, alfalfa and corn fattened
beef and Shropshire mutton at A.
W. Jacobs.
Send your friends a "Spud Book. "
Ten potato pictures for a quarter, at
The Tribune office.
Mrs. VIII Cole and daughter of
Salida are visiting Mrs. Coles aunt,
Mrs. Frank Pollock.
Mrs. j. Q. Irvine, who has been
visiting her son here, has just re-
turned to her home in Pittsburgh.
Steel safety deposit boxes In hIe
proof vault, for rent on easy terms.
The Weld County Abstract company.
w. F. Thompson of Denver, for
merly in the lumber business in
Greeley, is reported seriously i'll
from dropsy.
George Weber of the county treas
urer's Office left Monday afternoon for
a short vacation at Zimmerman's In
the mountains.
A. L. Mumper left Saturday even
ing for st. Louis to take in as much
of the Worlds Fair as he can see in
ten days or two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Seem is acting princi-
pal of the High school until Mr.. Mer-
ten, now in Denver hospital, is
able to take his place.
The Misses Floyd have returned
from the east with a nice line Of
millinery and will be found at the
Parlor Millinery, northeast corner of
the park.
Mrs. j. c.. Dart returned home
Wednesday after ten days visit in
Logan, NM. She was accompanied
by her two little cousins, who will
go to school here.
A. C. Patton arrived from Boulder
on Sunday afternoons train and re-
turned to Boulder Monday morning.
He is enjoying excellent health and
said that his family were likewise.
Mrs. NJ. J. Brown, formerly super
intendent OF schools of Gilpin county,
was among the Normal school stu
dents to arrive this morning. She
will live at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Shook.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Wood and Mr..
and Mrs. Il. II. Mccullough of Chill
licothe, H., are visiting Colonel
J and Mrs. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall Jones' The visiting ladies are
sisters of the colonel.
Joseph Dehrera and John Marquis,
the two Spaniards arrested by Joseph
ID. Gross Friday morning for trespass-
ing on his truck patch, have been
sentenced to ten days in the county
Jail by Justice Willard.
Mrs. James Henry has been suffer.
ing for months by the bone in hel
. right large toe being diseased anc
;. SUNDAY she had it amputated.
: Considering the great age of the lady
she bore the pain with remarkable
fortitude.
II. f. Simpson, manager of the
i Park Merchandise company's drygoods
department, returned Monday morning
: after month passed in the east-at
o Chicago and other prominent points
l and pleasant time at the st. Louis
: exposition.
: Mrs. j. A. johnson and her son
DR.. swan johnson, left for theil
: home in Bertrand, Neb., Monday
!. morning. They were accompanied tc
Denver by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LOT
!; pren. Mrs. Lofgren is a daughter o.
1 Mrs Johnson.
!: Archie p. Brown of Manhattan
+ Kan. has arrived in Greeley to take
|. charge of the dress goods department
!. of the II. III. Shaw store. Mr.. Brow
has for the past year been connected
! with the f. p. Purcell Trading com
pany of Manhattan.
There was only one event on at the
matinee races Thursday afternoon
+ This was between Spencer's Mari
! gold. Jesse Gales LaTosca and Al
|. bert Igo's tilly. The race was wol
by LaToSca taking two straight
heats in ID and 10 -.
Miss katherine O O'Brien is expected
! back to resume her position as man
arer of the local Office of the Wester
Union Telegraph company about
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