The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
Little Locals

lean and foreign fire companies.
Cnildren's Day services al Baptist
church next Sabbath morning. Full
attendance OF members OF church Is
desired to take action on report OF
pulpit committee.
L. q. Gowdy of the Gowdy-Sim-
mons Printing company. Colorado
Springs, is the guest Of his brother
inlaw, j. F. Reid OF Pleasant valley.
His wife accompanies him.
DR.. c. A. RinRle is permanently
located in Greeley with offices over
Renyolds' drug store. Practice lin
tied to diseases OF the eyes, ears.
nose aud throat and the fitting OF
glasses.
Rissler s. Platt will open new
meat market in one Of the new store
rooms in the Rothschild s. Woolf
block, while the other one will be
occupied jointly by A. A. Putney
and the UnionTea & Coffee company.
The rooms are about ready to move
into.
Remember that tonight, Thursday
evening, the tabernacle meetings will
open with a sermon on National
Righteousness" by Rev. j. W. King.
Dr.. Hills Of Texas is expected by
Friday evening. The hours for the
meetings during the convention are
2:30 and 7:30.
Mrs. n. c. Swan ard daughter,
Miss Puma, we're In Denver last
week attending the commencement
exercises of the University Of Den
YER. They went to witness the grad
uation of their son and BROTHER, d.
Shelton Swan, who received his
degree of A. B. June 8.
Miss Mayme Gruble will enjoy her
vacation in Greeley. Miss Gruble Is
member of the State Normal class
of 'O3 and the past year she has been
teaching school in Leadville. Dur
ing her sojourn In this city Miss
Gruble will make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Stroll.
The local butchers say that all
meats, excepting pork, have been ad-
yanced in price by the Denver and
eastern dealers. The increase by the
carcas Is from three to four cents
pound the past thirty days, while
loins, rounds and prime ribs have
been advanced five to six cents a
pound.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Finley of Wind.
sor were In Greeley Saturday. Mr..
Finley believes that while the late
food did much damage to crops, land,
fences and buildings, 1t was not an
unmixed evil. There was almost
enough compensation to Offset the
damage, and in some cases the flood
was benefit.
Children's Day services will be
held In the First Presbyterian church
next Sabbath evening, The church
will lie decorated for the occasion
and the children of the Sabbath
school will give a program Of music,
etc. In the morning the pastor,
Rev. r. J. Hunter will preach on the
subject. "Our Sabbath"
At the commencement exercises of
the University OF Denver last week.
DR.. B. T. Vincent OF this city was
presented to the audience as the Sec
ond teacher of the school. In COM
pany with George Richardson, the
first teacher Of the school. Or. Vim
cent was given the Chautauqua
salute bv the vast audience.
DR.. G. W. Graham returned from
Denver Monday morning, after a
week spent In that city. He at
tended the state board Of dental ex-
aminers and passed rigid examina-
tion. This board meets twice a
year, 10 December and June, but the
doctor did not come to Greeley In
time for the December meeting
Thursday, Otto Breustedt and Ed
G. Post were In the city. the guests
Of the Greeley Sugar company. Mr.
Breustedt is native Of Fchaden
(Harze), Germany, and ranks with
the best growers Of sugar beet seed in
the world. He is making a tour of
the American beet sugar districts
with Mr.. Post, the American agent
for the o. q. seed, and a resident of
Dundee, Mich. While in this district
the visitors we're shown over the
fields Of Greeley and Eaton beet grow
ers by Hiram Timothy, agricultural
superintendent for the company, and
they expressed themselves as we'll
pleased with the northern Colorado
product