The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-14

Extra jar lids and rubbers at
Mack's Grocery.
Fresh Baltimore oysters in cans at
A. w. jacobs.
Peaches every day for fifteen..days
at Mack's Grocery.
a boy was born this afternoon to
MIR. and Mrs. George Dauth.
Hume grown watermelcns, ripe
and juicy, at Marks Market.
You must get box of those large
Nectarines at Mack's Grocery.
new line of chitIonniers. dressers
and sideboards at Leiper e. Dowlinr's.
Fresh catfish, salmon and halibut
right from the coast, at Fulton Mar
ket.
Every pair OF our school shoes ''the
pair that wears. The Phelps Shoe
Store.
Reality" is the subject for the
Christian Science service next SUNDAY
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Southland left
this morning for visit to the
Worlds Fair
Ladies will be satisfied when they
try a pair OF our patent kid shoes.
The Phelps Shoe Store.
sam Moslander has been added to
the police force as night man. going
on duty al y midnight.
Two hundred and fifty boxes of
peaches, pears. plums and Mechanics
to arrive tonight. Mack Grocery.
Jesse Gale left Monday evening for
Idaho to look up the sheep business,
preparatory to buying his winter
feeders.
New lines of cut glass. sllverware
and lamps, suitable for birthday or
wedding presents, at Robie e. Nc
Cutcheon's. 5.
The next meeting of the w. c. T.
[. will be held Tuesday, September
20, in the home of Mrs. Neill, SOB
Fifth street
- Auction at City park Saturday,
September n, Household goods, etc
Cleaning up sale. Colonel c. =.
kemmerer, auctioneer.
DON t miss the millinery opening
Friday and saturday. We have the
best and cheapest line ever shown in
Weld county, Red Front.
Prof. r. X. Edwards and Mrs.
Austin a. Terrence have returned to
their homes in Kansas after visiting
at the home of Abel Rees and family.
An error occurred in the place of
residence of the Episcopal rector,
recently published. He lives in the
Robert Hall house, corner Fourteenth
avenue and Eighth street.
II. f. Meyers of the Meyers Grocery
company has just left for Ellsworth
and Salina, Kan, to be gone about
ten days and possibly to take in the
Worlds Fair before returning.
w. I. Bills is now riding about
! in the handsomest red devil' auto
! mobile in the city. 1t is of the
"Queen' type, made by the Blom-
: strom Motor company of Detroit,
and is twelve-horSe power gasoline
engine.
w. c. Mullen is back in Greeley
| again after visit to Billings, Mont,
where he went to visit his father,
whom he had recently discovered was
, resident of that place and was SER
iously ill., He left his father much
, better.
ii. NJ. Fletcher of the c. L. Tai
madge Land company of the Pecos
, valley, New Mexico, was in the city
today on business with w. Davidson.
He says that Il few days ago an artes-
ian well was opened in the valley
flowing 1000 gallons of water a min,
ute.
Yesterday steam was turned in or
the court house heating plant ano
this morning the First National
bank block was being heated. Last
night was cold enough to necessitate
overcoats and heavy covering on the
beds \ light frost was also noticed
' several places in the country.
Keller, the little son of {. G.
: Heuring. while riding in the delivery
wagon of the East Side grocery fell
+ out this afternoon and had his heao
e severely bruised by the wheel running
over it, He was taken to the Office
of Or. Church, where the injury was
1 dressed. 1t is not believed that any
, fracture of the skull occurred.
Mrs. j. b. Felmlee tells The Trib,
[ une that i'm Windsor several lilac
L1Sl,n. are in full hlNNm. IhlS L