The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
Nineteen four wall papers a,

Nineteen four wall papers al
Horne's. ...
Bring In your watch. and jewelry
repair work to Glazier.
Flour has raised but We have cash
price for you. Red Front.
We make q speciality of Batten.
burgs and beads Of all kinds. Red
Front.
The Rathbone Sisters will serve
another one Of their famous suppers
in the near future.
China. semi porcelain and crockery
ware at Kemmerer's Department
store at prices to suit all purses.
Word has been received here that
Fl. r. Denroche, an old Greeley COL
onist. died in Denver last week.
The Jnuior l.. +. L. will meet at
the home of Mrs. F. E. Baker, go
Sixth street, Saturday afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
F. E. Baker has moved his Office tc
100 Main street, where he makes
soecialties of real estate deals ano
employment agency.
Our stock of 1904 wall papers that
are made are in. Some high class
novelties and all the cheaper suod;
ale here. G. ID. Horne.
f. W. Langtry has again purchased
the confectionery establishment oi
George W. Morgan and will hereafter
: conduct the business himself
j. l.. Brush returned Monday from
. business trip to Omaha. While
there the thermometer registered II
degrees below zero and he was gIac
to get back to sunny Colorado.
Poudre Valley Lodge No. l2, |. o.
O. F., will hold its fourteenth an
nual dance in the armorv Friday
night, January 90. An orchestra oil
six pieces will furnish the music
No lady admitted without a gentle.
man escort.
The subject Of the Christian Science
service for January 81 will be "Spir.
it, Meetings held every Sunday at
ii o'clock, and Wednesday evening at
1880 in Sutot building, corner OF
Eighth avenue and Ninth street.
Everyone most cordially invited.
City Clerk NJ. p. Henderson was
n, SfnYIinr hn Inct tI,rna ln Of 1,
week to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Mrs. NJ. Fl. Smith, who died
there last Thursday. MI Smith
was formerly resident of Greeley
but since his marriage has resided in
Sterling.
Best buckwheat -four, SIX pounds
for % cents; best hams, Is cents
breakfast bacon, Is cents; salt side, o
cents; best lard, twenty pounds for
81, ten pounds, 81 10: cIanberries, 10
cents; best corn and tomatoes, 10
cents can. Are you looking FOR
good shoes? II so, try our line. We
keep only the best. Red Front.
Last Thursday evening the Rath-
bone Sisters installed the follow ng
officers May Heaton. NJ. f. c.; Ella
White, E. s.; Elnora Johnson, f.
j.; Lulu Koesline, NJ. of T.: Rachel
Kemmerer, u. OF F; kristire
Malone, N. OF r. 4 C: Louise Wing
P. OF L; Lulu McCarter G. OF o.
T.: Emma Moody, musician; Abbie
Detfke, trustee.
Dr. J. G. Hughes OF Sheboygan,
Wis. is associated with DR.. Pogue.
DR.. Hughes Is very pleasant gentle.
man, such an one as sick person
likes 10 see and talk with. The doc
tor has rented the residence on the
corner OF Tenth avenue and Fifth
street and will occupy 1t when his
family arrives, which he expects
sometime within the next week nr
ten days.
Fasteners are having the coldest
weather this winter known In cen
tuIy. Last week Long Island sound
was fast in the embrace OF ice from
three to five inches thick, something
that the oldest sKippers had never
before seen Yet the man or woman
from Yankee land who comes to Colo
RADIO for health or pleasure is quick
to rail at an occasional dust storm
that sweeps over our plains.