The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-15

Don't forget the Christmas pres
ents at ID. r. Macarthur e. Co.'S.
Chicago prices on candy. Mack.
Grocery.
Christmas gifts for everybody a,
the Golden Rule.
Wallace's photos are as good a.
you can get in Colorado.
The largest and best line of doll.
In Weld county. Red Front.
Double trading stamps with cash
purchases Saturday at Meyers Groc.
cry Company
A Round Oak heater will make ar
elegant Christmas present. ID. r.
Macarthur & Co. agents.
We are the only store that takes
butter, eggs and poultry in exchange
for dry goods, millinery, shoes o,
groceries. Red Front.
l have private money for farm
and city loans; few good bargains
in farm and acre property. A. NJ.
McClenahan, s07 Eighth avenue.
William Williams was last Wed.
nesday adjudged insane in the county
court and last Thursday Sheriff Ell.
lott went to Pueblo to the asylum
with him.
Our smoking jackets win the ad.
miration of every locker. There's
nothing that he will appreciate
more for Christmas present.
Goodman & Wasley.
Two for one. From now till
Christmas you can buy Spud Book
and Glimpses of Greeley, both for 81
cents, at The Tribune office. They
make nice holiday reminders.
Miss Dake. Miss Cora Dake, I. d.
Ross, Mr.. Dayton and Mr.. Bryton.
mann arrived Saturday from Denver
to spend few days at house party,
given by Mrs. Williams, Baron Vor
Trotha's daughter. There are eigh-
teen in the party.
The interior of the Bons g. Sor
bowling alleys and billiard parlors
has been treated to a coat of paint
wall paper, etc, that adds much tt
the appearance of the interior, a.
we'll as adds greatly to the comfort
of the many patrons of that popu
lar resort.
Miss Phyllis Wolfe, teacher O
voice, three years a student in the
New England Conservatory of Music
and International Training Schoo
for Vocalists, Boston, will meet ant
advise with those musically inclined
Voices tried free. 1Ol4 Seventh av
enue. Bell phone 365-Red.
Joe Neuman, Denver's popular
song writer and vocalist, was hert
from Saturday evening to Monday
evening assisting Father Casey in the
staging of 'Esmeralda. While
in the city he was the guest of hi:
brother and sister in law, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Langtry.
Senator and Mrs. Clayton returned
Saturday from their visit to the st
Louis exposition, and with relative
and friends in the south. Mrs
Clayton is fully convinced that the
southland's reputation for hospitality
is we'll deserved-in fact they maxi
you feel that you are really wei
come.
Occidental Lodge, No. 20, A. f
g. A. NJ. held its annual election o
officers last Friday evening, and chos
the following officers: Charles A
Knelly. worshipful master; o. NJ
Abbott, senior warden; J. d. Pot
ter. Junior warden; Milt Henderson
treasurer: II. F. Flower, secretary
c. II. Wheeler, trustee.
Miss Marie Wainwright's produc
tion of Twelfth Night" has been
brilliant success from the artistic
and of course therefore, from tn
financial standpoint, in all the cite
in which she has appeared this seasoI
under the direction of Jules Murry
The announcement that she is t
present it here in short time is tn
promise. of a rare treat for the pleas
ure-loving public.
The condemnation suits of tn
Boulder & Weld Reservoir compan
against John Olson and James DO"
ling were decided Thursday in tn
district court by the jury allowin
defendants 800 each for damage t.
their land by the reservoir CON
papy's outlet canal passing throug
tbs same. Notice of appeal wa
given by defendants.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs
Rothschild entertained siXty-tive Lao