The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-25
Little Locals
Observation-Disclosures

Five gallons coal oil, sl.l5. The
Park Merchandise company.
Special bargains at new Star GRO
cery, Ninth street, next Saturday.
Couches, dining room chairs and
tables at Kemmerer's Department
Store.
Mrs. A. L. Sampson and two sons
spent Sunday and Monday in Denver
visiting friends,
Closing Ont Sale OF crockery
at Kemmerer' Department Store.
Prices at discount.
One hundred boxes Grand Junction
peaches every day, "A hours from the
trees. Mack Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowry Cameron OF
Indiana, Pa. are visiting their bro
ther and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Cameron.
F. NJ. Sweet, wife and daughter Of
Superior, Neb., are the guests OF his
brothers. the real estate dealers, FOR
a few days.
For threshing coal try the Match
less the cleanest, best coal on the
market. For sale by F. II. Gilctest
Lumber company.
Thursday I. C. Williams and Mrs.
W. II. Edwards and children returned
to Greeley after pleasant month 5
outing in Estes park.
a nice line Of sideboards, chiffon
iers and dressers to choose from at
KemmereI Department Store. and
the prices are reasonable.
Miss Katherine Trevitte, reader
and impersonator, ats.sUnity church
Friday evening, September ,. Good
music by hest home talent.
Miss Meta Waite of Highlandlake
and Miss Ellie Irving OF Eaton were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs, j. f.
Shook last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. E. z. Bills arrived in Greeley
from Longmont the middle of last
week. Her husband has been here
for few weeks in partnership with
his father, W. Z. Bills.
Harry NJ. Wyatt leaves the employ
of Goodman Il Wasley Saturday to
accept the position of oookseeper
with the Greeley Mercantile com.
pany, commencing September /.
At Trinity Episcopal. =. church:
Morning services at l0:45, evening
730. All members are earnestly re-
quested to attend morning service,
as there will be a specia! parish meet
ing afterward. W. Parry Thomas,
D. D., priest in charge.
Stamps. Stamps. Stamps! Double
trading stamps Saturday on the fol-
loving goods: All china and glass
ware, all brooms, crockery, toilet
soaps. extracts and baking powder,
and Gold Dust washing powder. The
Meyers Grocery company.
Rev. o. A. Petty was in Greeley a
few hours last Thursday, having
come In from the hills. He left
Immediately for the east, where he
will meet the Rev. F. NJ. Sheldon at
Tabor, Iowa, and the two will then
90 to the Words Fair together
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. O'Connor and
children returned to the Oasis Tues
day evening after FIVE weeks visiting
IN the east. They went to Cincin-
natl. thence east enjoying the sights
Of New York, Washington. Pniadel-
phia and many of the Atlantic coast
resorts.
Next Thursday James Danley, 1.
O. Glazier, Flynn Hinkley and Frank
Gordon will start overland for Routt
county, hunting and trapping along
the way. They have provided them
selves with a couple of bear traps
and expect to do good business in
this line.
The home OF {. e. Mckinney, in
the bottoms northeast of town was
burned to the ground last Wednesday
evening, The members OF the fam
iy we're all absent and the origin of
the fire is unknown, but it would
look as though it was Of incendiary
nature. The house was valued at
81 600, partly covered with Insurance.