The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-28
JoHNS STOWN


cur streets saturday.
Ex- Mayor Davis mas pnrchasef
fue span of mules for his iaim'
The usual number OF cars OF pota-
toes were loaded at this station 'his
week
Mrs. Samuel Ring will leave FOR
Fresno. Calf, about March l. 10 De
gone two months.
The ever faithful Rev. Brace
preached most excellent sermon at
tha hall Sabbath evening.
Mr.. Hayworth witt L w, Morgan
of Loyelauud was writing ire lnsur-
ance the latter part OF the week
j. L. Neibergall and Parker Lynch
went TO Denver Thursday on the auto
to trans CT business They turned
Mouuay.
A dancing school has been opened
in Jolnstown hall by Profs. Reader
apd Wallick The school conrenes
Friday evening
DR.. Nash, veterinary surgeon
from Wray, Colo, has been at the
Johpstowu livery stables this week.
He has had good business
A goodly representa- ton from Ber-
thuud was had Tuesday. Among
the visitors were noted Messfs. Davis.
Nuby aud McAlli>ter and Mesdames
Mccormick and Kee.
James Rhodes and James Gree nlee
wiih lueii tutuuies arrived Tuesday
from Perry, Iowa They are rela-
tives of James Morris. They VIII
make 'oloiado their home.
sMss Camdena Morrison has gone
to visit relatives at Windsor and
G Greele,. she purposes returning to
her nome in West Virginia in the
latter part of this summer.
/ he sh 20 feeders have been much
AM Dyed by renegade dogs. If owners
do not take care to keep their dogs
at home doubtless many of them may
not live until TAX listing time.
Mrs Lewis Miller arrived home
turn voyage was prolonged number
OF days by storm. She brought MI.
Miller tine watch from Scotland.
Mr. DIage. a representative of the
Wells Fargo Express company, and
Superintendent Angrove Of the D. s.
G. W were in town Monday consid-
,erine the propriety Of establishing
express service.
in fed mill soon. He has nego-
tiated with the railroad company fol
location on tie light Of way. The
mill will be located most probably
west of the hotel.
DIR Holden made a visit to ouI
town Sunday, returning to Longmont
Monday. The doctor informed Us
that he has purchased the practice o
a physician at Erie. He will begir
practicing there Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reader moved their
household goods from Longmon
Wednesday, The goods are storee
IN one of Mr.. Parishs houses unit
their house is completed. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Reader are guests at Hotel d.
Tucker.
Jacob S2oor furnishes hay for A
b. Cross at his sheep pens. Hi
hired man while delivering hay
few days ago had the misfortune t,
Rave load upset. No damage wa
done except the driver was consider
ably bruised about his head ant
shoulders.
The Welcome Hill school will Civ,
basket social on Friday evening o
this week. Everybody is invited
The ladies are requested to bring
we'll filed baskets; the gentlemen
we'll filled purses. hamp Clark viii
auctioneer OFT the baskets A goot
time is assured.
Quite numher Of our busines
people Attended Justice Gordon
court at Lovelaud Wednesday t.
place their claims to portion Of tn
money due Fred Huber for beets
Will be remem bered that Hube
Qnlctly Dade adieu to Colorado las
fall while his creditors were peace
fully SUM Jering.
b. Cross is feeding 2OOO choc
sheep at Ragan Messrs. Clark, VIII
sou aud j. b. Board are his feeders
He will ship about 800 Of them t,
market February 10. The sheep ar
all Shropshires and are well selected
and with the care and skill used b.
his men in feeding Mr.. Cross viii
clear neat sum on his investment
William Parkius, deputy for tht
Modern Woodmen, Is working in thi