The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Gifts with school books At Craig 9

ieties at Mack's Grocery.
We still have a quantity of old
wheat -four. Lay in your supply now.
Red Front.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Houston and
daughter Irene are spending a week
in Estes park.
A hundred and eiehty.one tickets
were sold from here to Loveland
Monday morning.
Now is the time to put up your
plums, pears and peaches. You get
them at Mack's Grocery.
Arthur Wilson Of the sugar factory
and his wife and baby left Saturday
for Cripple Creek for a ten days
vacation. ....
Mrs. G. Fl. Ramsay and children
came in Friday from their Missouri
visit, which was marred considerably
by serious illness.
ID. Il. Barber, George Barber, Fred
Jordan and James Gibson go to Routt
county Monday next for a months
hunting and fishing trip.
F. A. Gates and wife returned
home Wednesday afternoon from
North park, where Mr.. Gates has
been with his mother, who was ser
iously i'll.
Mrs. j. E. Deboo and daughter,
Miss Brownie Wilson, left Friday
fora visit to the Worlds Fair and to
friends in Illinois, They expect to
be gone about month.
Rev. A. c. Leafgreen last Sunday
baptised a score of people into the
Swedish Free Mission church In the
Poudre river northwest of the city.
About 400 people witnessed the cere-
mony.
j. W. Keefe was a passenger to
Denver and Pueblo Saturday for
few days. Mr.. keefe only gets to
60 away once year and then for but
= few DAYS, owing to his duties at
the High school.
F. NJ. Merten, the newly chosen
principal OF the Greeley High school,
will not be able to take up his work
, here when school opens next Tuesday.
He is now in the hospital at Denver
very Ill after an operation.
J Alderman c. G. Thompson left
lest Saturday morning for his old
: home In Indianapolis, Ind, after an
absence OF 81 years. While en- route
, he will visit the St. Louis exposition
, and expects to return October /.
, Mrs. l. W. Wallace aud daughter
and Miss Edna Boulware OF Fort Lup-
. ton were in Greeley Friday max
ing arrangements for the young
ladies to attend Normal this winter.
Mrs. Wallace returned home last
night.
V. Van Gorder, who ranches in
: Lone Tree. has dug twenty acre
field Of potatoes and the yield is
, twenty sacks tU the acre. Cause.
blight. This proves that all crops
this season are not OF the phenom-
email order.
, The music dispensed bv the volun.
teer glee club at the depot evenings
seems to be we'll received by the
waiting passengers and others. II
the boys keep on improving they can
get Sunday engagements in the park
next summer.
Walter Smith. former chemist In
the sugar factory here, has accepted
a like position In a factory 10 Wav-
e:ly, Wash, and he and his wife left
Greeley for that place Tuesday even
ing Of this week. Their many friends
were sorry to have them leave.
Sunday evening in Salvation
Army hall Ensign and Mrs. F. T.
Bennett were given farewell
meeting. They left last Tuesday
for Ohio for a much needed furIough.
They have been in charge Of the
local Salvation Army work for some
time.
In order to become acquainted
again after the summer vacation.
the pastor and congregation of the
United Presbyterian church held a
little informal social in the church
parlors Friday evening. A good at
tendance and a good time was the
result.
Henry Couture got back from Zim.
mermans few days ago and is TAX
ing life easy until he again takes his
place at Fezer's prescription case
Henry says he caught more fish and
bigger ones this trip than ever be.
fore, and he did not forget the pic
ture business either.
! j. Albert Beyrer, for the past two
years with the j. F. Coulsop drug
IptN to- hoe