The Greeley tribune., 1904-01-21

MusiIh ouhfrwear sale at A. j.
Parks store Friday morning.
Bert Pier has been laid up for sey.
eIal days with light attack OF Ia
grippe.
II. 4, Churchill has been appointed
attorney for Weld county by the
board OF commiss toner's.
Mrs. J. X. Rankin is at present in
Burlington, Iowa, and " i'll stay there
while MI. Rankin looks about for
business location.
A. j. Parks store will be crowded
Friday morning. The muslin under
wear is the dalntiest and prettiest
e 'e. shown In Greeley.
The dainty crisp under muslns on
display at A. ]. Parks store which
will be on sale Friday morning should
certainly tempt every woman in Gree
ley.
Mrs, E. J. Carver is 10 California.
where she will remain for several
weeks. En- route she stopped of at
Albuquerque, N, NJ, to visit hel
brother. Harvey Dunning, who is
very III.
The choir Of the First Presbyterian
church enjoyed a social time at the
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Baxter. Little practicing was done,
but lots OF amusement and refresh
mpntS were Dartakap nj
w. L. Porter and j. S. Sweeny,
produce dealers went to Denver
Monday on business. While there
Mr.. Sweeny enjoyed shell oysters and
fresh lotsters, which reminded him
OF his home in Galveston, Texas.
About thirty members of the Elks
lodge Thursday evening went to the
new home Of ElnoI S. Pinney on
Sixth street and St renaded him and
his bride. To conclude with, three
rousinR cheers we're given for Mr..
Pinney.
Old residents in Greeley now say
that the weather tins winter is the
finest they have ever enjoyed here.
The worry just now is snow, lots Of
snow. The ground is as dry as pow
der and moisture of some kidd is
badly needed.
Charles T. Todd of Eaton is in the
county jail, having been convicted OF
selling liquor in Eaton. He was
fined 500 and costs in police court
there last week and was sent to the
county Jail until he could raise the
amount or work it out.
For the past week Greeley people
have been smiling to themselves over
the price war that is on hetween
meat dealers of the city. There are
now five large meat markets here and
if the present war continues it will be
a matter of the survival of the fttest
Ex-senator Bromley OF Arapahoe
county was in Greeley last Thursday
Mr., Bromley was one Of the gentle
men who was left out in the wilds Of
Adams county after the volcanic
, eruption that split Arapahoe county
2 into three pieces. He made the best
D he could of bad business and took
t up the job of clerk Of the district
t court of Adams county.
Cash prices for cash buyers: Best
e -four, Sls5: best ham, l3 cents
I breakfast bacon, Is cents: salt side,
9 cents; best corn and tomatoes. lC
! cents best lard, ten pounds foI 81. 10,
e twenty pounds for 50 We have spec
' iaI prices on teas and cotfees that we
bought before the raise that can't be
beat Fine Missouri sorghum. If
: you want the best line of shoes for
' the least money we have got them.
+ We take butter, eggs and poutlly in
exchange. Red Front.
The following program was len
dered in Prof. Stitfey's studio Jan
i uary l3 Sonata F minor, op. 81
] Appassionate) Allegro assai, Bee
S thoven, Miss Hilton; songs, "At
! Night" Randegge, and when
! Katie Tuned the Old Guitar" Bird,
t Mr.. StitTey Nocturne, op. %, No. T.,
Schumann, Miss Hilton; songs,
9 Night Has Thousand Eyes,
, Foote, 'Matinata, Fosti, MI.
; StifIey: Faschipgsschwank (Allegrol,
, Schumann, MISS Hilton.
The Denver News reports that W
, S. Daniels won out in the continuous
pool tournament at the Denver Ath-
. letic club. He "beated the bunch, y
! finally doing e. r. Parker by score
, of 80 to 6l Mr.. Daniels while res
. ident OF Greeley was member of
. the Greeley club and when he went
? to Denver to live ne was considered
, the crack pool player of that organ