The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-23

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awnings made and nut nm hn
jones' sl2 Eighth avenue. -
Home made liver sausage. ,b,os
pounds for 25 cents. FuIton ~, ,-, .n.ee
Born in Greeley Saturday, June
20 u M1' and Mrs, W. G RAMSAY
Rev o. A. Petty VIII delive, ,b.,
Fourth of July grafton at Evans 't at
1880 a. N. "n'' "t
a. y. ferguson of Denver, the On.
,os' m raclhc's truthful freight agent
was In Greeley yesterday.
For Rent-Riphts In No . Wind
sul % ana Fossil Creek reservoirs. Frank
wherein, R. l, Ind. phone
Mrs. E. E. Roy was called to
LoVeland this week on account NJ tho
| death OF her sister. She returned
Tuesday.
w. NJ. Brown, formerly proprietor
OF the Union hotel, left Tuesday for
bonesteel, S. D., Intending to en-.
gage in business there.
Yesterday noon George Morran
LOOK possession OF the Brown hotel
ana cafe, having purchased the furni.
cure and good will from Otis G
Brown.
lhis afternoon Mrs. E. NJ. Nus.
oaun will entertain a number of
lady friends with thimble party at
her nome, In honor OF her guest,
Mrs. Kate Carlson.
Sunday MI. and Mrs. Bruce F.
johnson left Greeley 70, the east.
They will visit their old New York
nome and return by the way Of St
Louis to visit the fair.
Yesterday F. f. Stevens and daugh.
Ter Hazel stated for Loveland, thence
to Fort Collins to visit friends. They
started in a buggy, preferrinu that
mode OF conveyance to the railroad
car.
Tuesday afternoons down pour
washed out bit of the new extern
siun to the Eighth avenue sewer,
but luckily it was open when the
food came down and the damage is
comparatively trfling,
Miss Grace Rilroy of Denver is
visiting the family of II. i. Hurlbut.
Monday evening she slipped on the
doorstep of the Hurlbut home aud
strained the ligaments o: her ankle
so that she is compelled to keep in
the house.
Talk about your early potatoes.
w. S. Smith brought sack OF late
Ohio to this Office saturday that
were as big as hens eggs, and he has
fourteen acres OF them They were
planted March 25. Mr.. Smith lives
near LaSalle.
Sunday Major Delbridge went to
Fort Collins on the early morning
train, and with his son-in-law. Will
Petrikin, drove around the country
through the cay. The major says he
never saw that vicinity looking so
green and thrifty.
The Misses Florence and Ethel
Howard, who left for California last
week, will spend most of the summer
on the coast. The main points In
their trip are San Francisco, San
Jose, Santa Cruz, Seattle, Rosedale
and possibly Spokane.
The Tribune's Worlds Fair girls,
Misses Almae Anderson and Edna
Blunt, chaperoned by Miss Lorena
Leedom, left Monday morning for a
fortnight's visit to the exposition.
All will stop at Missouri points for
visits with relatives after leaving
the fair.
The Greeley Reds left yesterday
for Sterling to play ball with that
towns team, and on their return a
game will be PLAYED with the Fort
Morgan team. Judge Southard and
A. ]. Allen accompanied the team,
intending, If required, to take part
in the sport.
The Rev. D. c. Townsend, wife
aud son stopped off day last week
to visit their brother and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Lyons. They were
en- route from Minnesota and going
to Paonia. Delta county, to engage
in fruit farming and IN search OF
health for Mis-. Townsend.
George G. Donovan is building a
cottage for Oliver Howard on his new
farm across the Poudre on the extern
sion OF Main street and adjoining
Mr.. Insinger's property on the east
The house is to be occupied by MI
and Mrs. Fred Steele and Mr..
Steeles father, John Steele of Eng