The Greeley tribune., 1904-05-26
New late books at Horue's.

o'o'" ~ opera house Nav 81,
Try a pair of childrens sandals,
Red Front.
New fancy wall paper DECORATIONS
at Horne's.
We carry the best wash machines
made. Red Front.
The place to buy the latest in wall
paper Is at Horne's.
Fresh stock of picuics lust received
at the Fulton Market.
House cleaning and iobwork p
Chapln, 1927 9th av. phone 10. % black
Nice comb honey, two pounds for
20 cents. Park Merchandise company
Anyone wishing to buy cabbage
plants, call on John Lofgren, 4O4
Eighth avenue.
We carry the most complete line
OF ladies' and chidren's S hats in Weld
county. Red Front.
The standard of America, Masury's
paints. varnishes and colors. Sold by
the Peoples Lumber company
lhe East Side Second Hand Store
Is offering extraordinary cheap bar
gains In new and second hand goods.
Next Thursday, June 2, the Colo
RADIO College ball club will try issues
with the Greeley Reds on the home
ground.
Elwood fences, Alaska refrigerators,
Pennsylvania lawn mowers, Dolphin
o-ply hose, Quick Meals. Robbie. Nc
Cutcheon & Co.
Miss Eta Luther leaves for Den.
yer this morning after weeks visit
with brothers in Greeley and with a
sister in Eaton.
Elwood fences, Alaska refrigeratoIs,
Pennsylvania lawn mowers, Dolphin
5-ply hose, Quick Meals. Robie, Nc
CutcheOn 4 Co.
Buy Masury's paints, vaInishes and
colors from the Peoples Lumber
company. Masury's paints are the
standard Of America.
What you want this warm weather
is a pair OF easy shoes We have the
Martha nothing like
them for comfort. Red Front.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
give a peanut party ia their hall this
evening. All Knights of the Mac
abbees are expected to tuIn out as
A carload Of the handsomest. most
up odate and cheapest
furniture ever brought to Greeley
was recently received at the Kem-
merer Department Store.
Account |. O. o. +. Grand Lodge
the Union Pacific will
run special train to Denver ieavine
Greeley at 7:30 a. M, returning
same day. Round trip only Sl.50.
The Colorado College ball club
ranks among the best college clubs ir
the west. Thursday, June 2, this
club and the Greeley Reds will have
a match game that promises to be
very exciting.
Mrs. A. Richardson left yesterday
morning for Kansas City, where she
will spend the summer. Mrs. Rich
atdson has been making her home
with her daughter, Mis-. j. B. Phil
lips, for the past two Jears.
Memorial services will be held In
St. Peters Catholic church next
morning, beginning with
high mass and fine singing Of patri-
otic hymns, and LaHache's mass
in G. At lO:45 Father Casey will
preach the Memorial Day sermon.
Miss May Weaver, stenoRrapher
for the Greeley Sugar company, has
resigned her position and Tuesday
left for her home in Bur
lington, Kan, where she will devote
[leT llUG " ULlC SdlC VI hOA AooA'~A ,
who recently experienced a stroke oil
paralysis.
b. d. Sanborn, Bruce johnson,
Albert Igo and Joseph Woolf we're
10 Fort Collins last Saturday when
the flood came up and cut them of
from coming home by train. They
went to Loveland Monday morning
and drove from there across country
to Greeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steele will In a
lew days make their home In Greeley.
Mr.. Steele is already here, but Mrs.
Steele is in Denver waiting the close
If school there. They will reside
lpon part of Mrs. Steele's father
oliver Howard's, property In the
east part Of town.
The base ball games OF the Greeley
Reds thus far scheduled ahead are
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