The Greeley tribune., 1904-05-26
New fiction at Craig's.

Pretty and inexpensive gifts for
brides at Dunham's.
Large fresh lot OF AlIegretti's S
chocolates just received at Langtry s.
Look over the line of fancy books
at Stover's Book Store for ommence.
ment gifts.
Miss Minnie Gates of North park
has been visiting her brother. F. A.
Gates, for several days.
Mr.. Bowes, Denver real estate man,
has been the guest several days Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II A. Russell.
Miss Myra White returned to Den.
yer Sunday afternoon after a brief
visit with relatives in Greeley.
The Greeley Eagles went to Peck
ham last Sunday and ate up nine
farm lads who had the temerity to
meet the birds on the base ball
diamond. The score was % to 3.
The commencement exercises in
the State Agricultural college. Fort
Collins, will begin this evening with
concert by the colleg. glee club
and military band. The exercises
will last one week.
William Mann OF Kansas CITY,
Mo-, was in Greeley Friday, and was
agreeably surprised to meet Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Porter at the Oasis.
Mrs. Porter and Mr.. Mann were
school friends in Shelbyville, H., in
their young days.
Last Friday evening the choir Of
the Congregational church and singers
from other church choirs here, under
the leadership of Mrs. Nelson Dem
crest, went to Eaton and presented
the cantata "Ruth" before an appre.
ciative audience in the Congrega-
tional church.
Owing to the floods here last Sun
day, the regular games that both the
Greeley and Eaton teams had sched-
uled with teams from Denver were
called of. The Greeley team there.
fore went to Eaton and played the
team from that city. Score. IA to 8
in favor Of Greeley.
NJ. j. Baxter Of 9l2 Sixth street
caught young badger on his farm
a fe" miles fron Greele5, and
brought it home. While it has only
been in town about a week, 1t has
become regular pet OF the household
and will follow Miss Mabel Baxter
all over the house or yard.
The mem bers Of U. S. Grant W.
r. G. will meet at the armory Mon.
day morning, May 80, to arrange the
flowers for decorating the graves ot
the soldier dead. All persons having
flowers to donate will please senc
them to the armory by a. m. MAY
30. The children are particularly re-
Quested to contribute.
DR.. X. c. Sapero, the Denver eye
ear, nose and throat specialist, ha
been coming here too often to peet
any introduction. His references
otC hAo N'ou klfC 5Ot
names of over 500 of the best citizen!
Of Greeley and vicinity that have
treated and fitted glasses to. will bt
at the Oasis hotel four days, May 25
26, 27 and %.
One OF the greatest blessings mod
est man can wish for is a good reli
able set Of bowels. II you are not
the happy possessor OF such an outtil
you can greatly improve the etlic
iency of those you have by the judic
ious use of Chamberlain Stomach
and liver tablets. They are pleasant
to take and agreeable in effect. Fol
sale by all druggists.
A movement is on foot to close all
business houses in Greeley on Dec,
grafton Day. The observance Of this
day has declined in Greeley until the
past few years but little notice has
been taken OF it, except by the G. A,
r. and w. R. G. organizations. 1t
IS too bad that the only day really
commemorative Of the great civil
strife should be forgotten and 1t is
to be hoped that our citizens will
show this year proper regard for the
memory OF the Blue and the Gray
who have answered the last roll call.
P. A. Simons OF Kansas City, Mo-,
was in Greeley few days the past
week, looking over the field for
future operations in the produce bus
mess. Mr.. Simons Is chief OF the
produce and cold storage department
of the Armour Packing company.
He said the company would keep a
resident agent in this district during
the produce season and as Mr.. Porter
had more than satisfied the company
he would have charge OF the district
during the season OF 1904 and 1905.