The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-22

u'e SuSdi cream calluy IL " cents.
Mack's Grocery.
Christmas gifts for everybody at
the Golden Rule.
Finest quality New York apples.
Park Merchandise company.
Furniture and a fine line of sec
ond hand stoves at Billiards..
The finest line of carving sets in
the city at ID. r. Macarthur & Co.'S.
l have some odds and ends of mixed
paints that you can buy at half price.
j. F. Fezer.
All our fancy China and cut glass
at reduced prices. Park Merchan-
disc company.
A beautiful line of chatting
dishes and 5 O'Clock teas at d. r.
Macarthur g. Co.'S.
Crokinole game boards, SO cents.
We have finch, pit, panic and Sher-
lock Holmes. Red Front.
Christmas trees at 426 Twelfth
street; all sizes, from .25 cents to
Sl.5O. j. w. Evans, the vegetable
man.
AT Durham s can be found some
of the finest lines in jewelry, watches
and clocks and all lines are COM
plete.
Scan the pages of this Tribune
closely and carefully and then you
will know where to get first class
Christmas things.
Christmas Notice-The A. J. Park
exclusive dry goods house will closed
Monday in honor of Christmas, that
falls on Sunday this year.
The infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorege o. Vigar, who died in Den
Yer last Friday was buried Saturday
in Linn Grove cemetery
John Mckissick and George w.
Beeton of Fort Lupton were in the
city last Thursday looking up some
tax matters on their property.
S. A. Klein of the grocery firm of
Klein & Waggoner has just pur-
chased from Mrs. Alta Hamman, the
building that the grocery store
occupies
The Footlights club of Colorado
College will present the comic opera
rip Van Winkle' at the opera
house, FRIDAY night, Dec. %. You
can't afford to miss it.
Two for one. From now till
Christmas you can buy a Spud Book
and Glimpses of Greeley, both for 30
cents, at The Tribune office. They
make nice holiday reminders.
William johnson, for some time
connected with the Gilcrest Lumber
yards in this city, was last Thursday
sent to Fort Collins to take up Il bet
ter position with the same firm in
that city.
Fresh ranch eggs, 30 cents: fresh
ranch butter, 20 cents; best hams.
II cents picnic hams, 8 cents: break
fast bacon, 121A cents; best lard ten
pounds, 81: choice cranberries, 10
cents. Red Front.
A few evenings ago, the employ
ees of the Colorado Bell Telephone
company, to the number of twenty
one dropped in on District Manager
II. II. Crol and wife and gave them
ratting surprise Oysters and
other games helped to pass pleasant
evening.
The Greeley sugar factory will
finish slicing beets for this season
some time today. For several days
the men at the factory have been
laying bets as to just what time the
last beets will run throughthe slicer,
and il will likely be some time after
6 O'Clock this evening.
II. NJ. Arbuckle and wife re-
turned from a two months trip east.
They visited the Worlds Fair en-
route, and then went to Columbus,
Ind, the old home OF MT. Arplickie.
They will spend the winter in Gree
ley. and then go back to their farm
at Hillsboro in the spring.
RAYMOND Beuchat, the young lad
who had sentence suspended upon
him by the county court a few days
ago. pending further investigation
by the court, has had the sentence
enforced and has been sent to the
state reform school Investigation
showed the lad to be pretty tough
proposition.
Monday morning a telegram was
received in Greeley announcing the
death of Mrs. Petrillin at her home
i'm Muucie. Pa. Her sons, John and
william left for Muncie on Monday S
) D. m. Chicago Special, via LaSale.