The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-07

| Ho' tie pest meats 20 to RiSsIer &,
flatt, III Main street
Seven come eleven Nam s,ree, j.,
"here Rissler & Platt have thar
meat market. VIGIL
When bilious, take Cham nber,ain,s
stomach and Liver Tablets. For
sale by all druggists.
Z. E. Granger returned from Calf.
fornia Sunday night, after a thrao
weeks business trip to that state
Inc world renowned Automatic
refrigerator at actual cost for fow
Gays only, at d. R Macarthur &
Cos. "'
"A. L. Camp III and wife OF Salida
are spending month with Mr..
Camps father, A. L. Camp Jr
of Greeley
Mrs. W. II, Wood left Tuesday
afternoon for New York to visit her
mother. She expects to be away for
a couple Of months.
Said Captain Ogilvy yesterday;
"Ialk about gambling in stocks or
opdions! If farming in the Poudre
valley is not gamble, what is?
The W. G. T, U. will meet in the
home Of Mrs. William Far, on
Eleventh avenue Tuesday, July -, at
2:3O pm. Mary r. Bliss. president.
George E. Robie returned Sunday
from a two week S visit with friends
In New York state He was ac.
companied to Greeley by his cousin.
Fred Shepard.
DR.. G. A. Ringle, permanently 10.
Gated IN Greeley, office over Rey-
nolds drug store. Practice limited
to diseases of the eye, ear. nose and
throat. and fitting of glasses.
g. W. Coleman and force of men
are commencing work on Bierstadt
lake, getting ready to make it a COM
plete irrigation reservoir, with an
area Of little over thirty acres.
Mrs. Grace Henderson and Miss
Katherine O'Brien visited the F. S.
Young ranch on Crow creek from
Saturday evening to Monday evening.
They drove over and back and had
jolly time.
Hennick Brothers have purchased
W. B. Conrad's bicycle shop. fixtures
and will and are ready to do all
kinds Of repairing on short notice
and reasonable prices. Call at IT'S
Eighth avenue.
Word has been received at this
Office Of the marriage at Stoughton
Mass, Of George Marshall Howe OF
Sudbury, Mass, and Miss Helen
Gertrude Howe, formerly from Gree
ley, on the 2etn Of June.
Edward NJ. Rogers, an experienced
photographer from Talkio, No. is in
the city, and has fully decided that
Greeley offers opportunities for
first class gallery, and he is looking
around for suitable location.
Saturday while Jailer Williams
and prisoner were disinfecting the
jail with germine, the prisoner
carelessly caused some Of the fluid to
be elected from the spout and both
he and Mr.. Williams were severely
burned about the face.
Tuesday evening food waters en-
tered the cellar under Phillip Marks
residence. corner Of Twelfth avenue
and Ninth treet, and destroyed prop
erty valued at 5000. Mr.. Marks used
the cellar as a storeroom and it held
many articles pertaining to his mai
ket.
C. E. Winans Of Blnghampton, n.
Y. is the guest of his uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren. Mr.. Winans
resided in Greeley several years ago.
and married Miss Minnie Fuller,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Samuel
Fuller. after which he returned to
his Biughampton home.
Ray f. Waller, connected with
the western lElleitiou o'hpe'' VI '''S
United States agricultural depart
ment aud engaged on work in the
Black II Ills, came to Greeley Satur-
day to visit his family, and returned
to Denver yesterday morning. Mt
Walter saws that the work IN tne
Hills is progressing Inely
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Gallup, Tor
many years residents of Greeley but
who have since 1891 resided at
Pabino, Calf, with their daughter,
Miss Lura Gallup, are expected 10
Greeley Saturday morning OF th's
week for a short stay on their way
m the Worlds Far and their old
home in Michigan. While in Gree
lev Mr.. and Mrs. Gallup will be the