The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-31

left Sunday for their new home in
LonRmont after a visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S,
Buzzel.
G. r. Beckley, travelling for A. |
Schilling n Co. Of San Francisco,
spent Sunday with his wife and rela.
tIves in Greeley, returning to Denver
Monday morning.
". T. Hopper and Mrs, Hopper
went to Denver Monday a. m. Mrs.
Hopper's health has been very pooI,
and 1t is hoped some relief may be
found for her in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Cameron who
have been visiting their brother, j.
NJ. Cameron OF the Cash store. left |
Monday morning for their home in
Pennsylvania, going via the Worlds
Fair city.
If you want pretty pictures OF
Greeley and vicinity for yourself or
friends. get "Glimpses of Greeley"
at The Tribune Office, for fifty cents.
More for the money than offered IN
any other view book.
The Star Grocery celebrates its
new quarters with a cut in prices,
Nine bars of Denver Best soap for %
cents; dozens OF brooms, worth %
cents, FOR l5 cents each: and 100
dozen 35-cent brooms for is cents each.
Children wishing to enter training
or model department OF the State
Normal, including kindergarten, the
grades and high school, will make
application to v. McKelvey, secretary
State Normal school. School opens
September 49,
William Dougherty OF Indianapolis
arrived in the city Saturday evening
and will spend the winter with his
son, II. W. Dougherty. Mr.. Dough-
erty Is veteran of the Civil War
and expects to take up a soldiers
claim OF land either here or in Wyom-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Lester, Mr..
and Mrs. William Chambers, and
two sons Francis and Earl, and Mrs.
W. F. Stephens returned home Sat.
urday after about week spent at
Estes park, Mr.. Stephens returned
home Friday, his stay being cut short
ty business.
Ask Charles Lofgren of the New
Star Grocery if it pays to advertise.
and also to carry the best goods a
little cheaper than anybody else.
The first day the Star Grocery was In
its new quarters they sold 1922 worth
OF goods, besides moving the stock
from one store to another.
Charles Cornell, graduate OF Gree
ley High school class of 'Ol, was in
town Sunday meeting old friends.
Charley is raising fruit down between
Denver and Golden and is doing we'll.
incidentally he has also raised large
sized mustache, which was the reason
that few persons recognized him on
the start.
E. J. Decker Monday morning
brought In three potatoes grown in
one hill on the Gill & Decker ranch.
They weighed seven and one half
pounds, the largest alone weighing
two and three quarter pounds. The
potatoes are of the Rose Seeding
variety and only had the three big
ones in the hill.
Miss L. NJ. Ade Of Davenport,
Iowa, has been the guest for couple
OF weeks Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. e.
Hooley. Miss AIDE lis cousin Of the
famous humor,st, George AIDE, and Is
also proofreader on the Davenport
Times. Miss AIDE is extremely mod
est about her relationship and also
about her own literary work.
| Last Friday P. B. Scott Of Eaton
went to Evans and imbibed. He
came through Greeley on his way
home and was urging his horse so
rapidly that Humane Agent Bud
Clark chased him as far as Ben
Reinks' place and then brought him
back In the county court Satur-
day morning he paid fine of sl5 and
costs amounting to s3O.lO more for
cruelty to animals.
George Austin and Frank Curtis,
supposed to be the men who robbed
the store and postoftice Of Max Rich
ardson at Orchard last week, were in
the county Jail here several days be-
fore being taken to Denver 10 be
tiled in the federal court for robbing
postoffice. marked coin and
other OF the missing money vas found
on the young men when arrested on
a freight train by Special Agent Pen
| xosa Of tie Qninn Pacific