The Greeley tribune., 1904-12-22
Dainty bric-a-brac at Craig's.

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The best cider you ever drank.
Mack's Grocery.
Christmas gifts for everybody at
the Golden Rule.
Closing out beautiful furs at lowest
price at Miss Bishops;
Rogers Bros. ls47 silverware at
ID. r. Macarthur & Co.'S.
Our first shipment of holly will be
here today. Mack's Grocery.
Our furs are the talk of the town.
Nothing equals them in price and
quality. Red Front.
Holly with large, bright green
leaves and well berIied, are the kind
you can get at Searing's greenhouse.
A. l.. Camp III and wife of
Salida are visiting their parents A.
l.. Camp III and will remain until
New Years.
III. w. Jennings, member of the
National Detective association, was
in Greeley last week, working on the
establishment of branch of the
agency in this city.
Those extra fine plants such as aza-
leas, pionsettias, cyclamen, Lorraine
begonias, palms, ferns and the new
Boston fern (prersonii), make splen-
did presents. W. II. Soaring green
| hOncn int, -,
Saturday night j. c. Mosher re-
turned to Greeley from week spent
in Ordway. Mr.. Mosher disposed of
his 100 acre farm near that town at
good figure and therefore, he says,
he will invest his money in the
Poudre valley, the garden spot of
Colorado.
The Women of Woodcraft. Greeley
Circle No. ,, held sort of jubilee
a meeting in odd Fellows hall last
Friday. y feature of the meet
ing was the address on the good of
the order by Mrs. III. f. Ilurlbut.
Refreshments were served and a pro-
gram rendered
A large number of Normal girls
started for their homes in various
parts Of the state on yesterday after
moons train. Yesterday morning
Christmas exercises were held in the
chapel, when each member Of the
faculty, and the class presidents
were remembered with little tokens
OF esteem.
Last Saturday Company ID was in
spected by Colonel Gross, inspector
general of The National guard of Col
orado. Captain Goodan, quarter
master, and Colonel Nerdecbberg.
commando Of the First regiment.
The octliers pronounced everything in
excellent condition and the company
one of the best drilled in the state.
Miss Mabel Wilkinson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkinson,
returned to Greeley Friday after an
absence of five months with relatives
and friends in Pennsylvania. Miss
Mabel was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Retha Wilkinson of
Wilkesbarre. Miss Retha will at
tend the State Normal for the next
| two years.
Il was much afflicted with sci
atica, . writes Ed c. Mud, Iowa
Vile, Sedgwick county, Kan, go
ing abo>t on crutches and suffering
a deal Of pain. was induced to
try Ballard S Snow Liniment, which
relieved me. | used three soc bottles.
1t is the greatest liuiment | have
ever used have recommended it to
a number of persons; all express
themselves as being benefited by it.
| now walk without crutches, able
to perform a great deal of light labor
on the farm. 25c, SOC, 81. Sold by
j. f. Fezer.
Alex Moore arrived in Greeley
Thursday afternoon and left for Chey-
enne Sunday evening. MIR. Moore
was on his way home from two
months ; visit i'm the east and stopped
over in Greeley to see friends. lie is
owner of fine horse ranch in
Wyoming, northeast OF Laramie and
has large stock of good animals.
For few years after leaving Greeley,
Mr.. Moore said it was hard on horse
men. but the past few years good
prices have given them good profit
Mr. Moore says he may return to
this CITY and reside on his property
in the west end.