The Greeley tribune., 1904-02-25
New skates at Lester's.

rifst National bank. Greeley, Colo.
The Fort Collins sugar factory fin.
ished slicing beets last Wednesday
night.
Harry NJ. Wyatt was IN from the
ranch Sunday, visiting parents and
friends.
Iron bedsteads, all kinds, styles
and prices, at the Kemmerer De.
partment store.
Are you going to hear the Mes.
siah," or see the ''Silver Slipper" In
Denver tonight?
Mrs. d. G. Wyatt of Denver visited
relatives and friends in Greeley from
Wednesday to Monday.
A strictly high grade piano cheap
II sold this week. Easy payments.
Address P. x, Greeley, Colo.
Gasoline engines and irrigating
outfits, fully guaranteed, for sale by
E. N. Miller, 9l7 Sixth avenue.
The Park Merchandise company's
stores are being thoroughly cleaned
and renovated with paint and kalso.
mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will &, Petrikin and
daughter Barbara Of Windsor visited
relatives and friends in Greeley the
past week.
c Rugh is in Chicago with a large
shipment OF potatoes, and incident
ally to visit his daughter who lives
in the Windy City.
The mail carriers dance Monday
evening was big success in every
way. The attendance was good and
the time still better.
Mrs. George Thiele was confined to
her room in the Oasis last week by
fever and cold, but Sunday she was
able to get down stairs.
Mrs. Lizzie Mccoy and L. G. Won
acott were married by Judge House
one week ago yesterday. They will
make their home In this city.
A fine supper for 25 cents this
evening from 8 to at the G. L. Sui
livan home, Ills Eleventh street, by
ladies Of the Congregational church.
Barring the closing OF banks and
postOffice in Greeley a stranger would
uOt have known that Monday was the
birthday anniversary of the country's
father.
This evening from to the Con.
gregational church ladies will serve
delicious supper for 25 cents at the
home Of Mrs. q. l.. Sullivan, Ills
Eleventh street.
Large navel oranges, Is cents a
dozen; seven bars Of laundry soap, %
cents; three bars of toilet soap, 5
cents: large package OF Power break
fast food five cents. Star Grocery.
Have you noticed the large number
OF robins in the city, and meadow
larks In the country? The little fel-
lows may have to return south before
many days, as Colorado's winter
season is yet due.
Fred E. Smith and Asa Meade
started for California Monday morn
ing, to be gone until about the mid
die of March. Their objective point
Is Los Angeles, but they will stop
several places en- route.
A petition for the creation OF "A
new school district on the north side
OF the Platte river near Hardin has
been 6led with the county superin-
tendent OF schools. Hearing on the
matter will be had in the superin-
tendent's offioe March 5.
Earl P. Besrdsley, who has been
teaching school at Cortez, Colo, the
old stamping ground OF the Gill
DweIlers, returned home to greeley
yesterday. He has many interesting
tales to tell of relics left behind by
the strange people that once inhab-
tied that region.
W. r. Creagar Of San francisco
was in Greeley Monday on business.
He represents the Schillins Baking
Powder company OF the Golden Gate
city and this is his first visit to Colo
RADIO, but as he is being chaperoned
by our old friend G. r. Beckley there
IS no doubt OF his success.
The first harbin, er OF spring has
appeared in the shape OF the Greeley
Reds, who have begun practice OF
the national game for next summer
Plans are rapidly maturing for next
season. Some new material is being
worked out. and 1t is expected that
the team will he stronger than ever.
Next Sunday morning, February
%. the rector Of Trinity church,
Greeley will pIeach his farewell ser