The Greeley tribune., 1904-04-07
Watch repairing at A. Hielscher's

Red, white and yellow onion sets
at Mack's Grocery.
Durham has the finest assortment
OF watches an6 clocks.
Fresh vegetables, pickles and saw.
ory bits at Futon Market.
Picnic hams by the ton, 10 cents
pound. Ninth Street Market.
Twenty varieties OF sweet pea
seed In bulk at Mack's Grocery.
Picnic hams by the ton, 10 cents a
pound. Ninth Street Market.
A Demorest gold medal contest will
be held IN Greeley Thursday even
ing, April q.
The Ninth Street Market is the
place to get your smoked meats, hams,
bacon and Picnic hams.
Twenty-Five cents for sure enough
chicken pie supper tomorrow evening,
to s, at nome Of Mrs. Mayher.
DR.. G. A. Ringle of Denver, prac.
tice limited to diseases Of the eye and
lifting of glasses, may be consulted at
the Oasis hotel on Friday, April 8,
and the second Friday OF each month
But few persons here are aware uf
the fact that Mrs. Ann Miller, wife
of Tobias Miller, who died March L
at her home 10 Laporte, was formerly
Mrs. William Jennings, and lived in
Greeley In the early days.
Have you ever tasted the coffee
made by the Congregational ladies?
1t is equal to the best French, every
drops dream. Try it tomorrow
evening, 5 to 8, at Mrs. Mayher's. 1t
will be served with the chicken pie
supper.
One day last week A. G. Crofts,
ST., was called by telegram to Hills,
Mimi, to take charge Of the First
National bank Of that city, owing to
the sudden death of its president.
But he looks on his absence from
Greeley as temporary.
A man giving his name as Joe
Shocklsy appeared at the county jail
Saturday evening and asked Turnkey
Williams to give him q bed In the
jail over night. The man seems to
be afflicted with a peculiar case Of
wheels and 1t has been puzzling the
officers to know just what to do with
him.
Mrs. W. A. Miner returned 10
Greeley Thursday from Mearney,
Neb, where she had been since last
fall with Mr.. Miner. He fed a
bunch OF 5000 sheep and last week
started with them to eastern markets,
hut IL the price is not satisfactory he
may feed a few weeks at some yard in
Illinois.
The United Presbyterian church
CONGREGATION held its annual meeting
Monday evening and elected G. B.
Tisdel the new member OF the board
OF trustees One of the most impor-
tant things that came up for consid-
Grafton was the matter of building a
parsonage, and the trustees were
instructed to look up a suitable
building lot.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Weber, her
daughter -in-law, Mrs. Clyde Weber,
and Baby Weber were met by Tri-
bune man as they we're on their way
to photograph gallery. The tot was
six months old and picture was to
be taken OF her; and the gown she
wore was the one worn by her father
when he was six months old and sat
for a photograph.
Tobias Mattox, about four miles
southwest of Greeley, has peculiar
beed Of field mice on his place. Ev-
ery time he feeds his hogs corns in
the pens, a group Of white faced mice
come out from under the floor to
share 1t with the porkers. AS so far
as known there were never any tame
mice on the place, the white face Is
rather curiosity.
C. II. Lucia, secretary and treas
urer of the coal miners union at
Erie, VINO was arrested early last
week charged with embezzling $500
of the unlon's funds, was arraigned
before Justice Willard last Thursday
and held to the next term Of the dis
trict court for trial. His bond OF
esno N, his appearance was signed
by Mrs. Jane Blake and W. E.
Turner. The peculiar part OF 1t Is
that Turner is president Of the union
which Lucia is said to have robbed.
WhenAlG. Field, the minstrel man,
came to Greeley last Saturday he met
an cid friend and school mate herein
the person Of Mrs. W. R. Norcross.
They were school mates in Browns