The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-30
Fireworks at Craig's.

at SIdIR ).
watch repairing at A. Hielscher's
~ elano Tuning, So so. j. Scot,
Thompson. '''
i'oii roasts, ten cents a pound. a,
'he Fulton Market.
nc cream in any quantity foI
receptions, ETC., at Morrison's.
Miss Alice Kendel went to pepye,
sunday TO visit with friends a few
days. &c
Mrs, f. f, Storms left Greeley
sunday for Wagon Wheel Gap, where
she Will reside tin fall.
Joseph Graham, one of Denver s
soune society men, was the guest OF
uree!ey friends the past week.
l have lot of private money to
'oah on good real estate and water
STOCK security. A. NJ. McClepahap
Mrs. L. G. Stow of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Il. L. Witwer at the S. &. W.
ranch.
For Sale-A good farm team,
weight 200 pounds. Will sell on
one years time. Davenport &
Thompson.
For sick headache take Chamber.
la'n's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and quick cure is certain. For sale
by all druggists.
buy Masury's paints, valnishes and
colors from the Peoples Lumb ber
company, Masury's paints are the
standard OF America.
Miss Bessie Dobbins Of Lincoln,
Neb, has been engaged as clerk In
the A. j. Park drysoods house and
she is expected tomorrow.
Miss Anna Smith is attending the
Christian Endeavor convention in St.
joseph, Mo-, as delegate from the
United Presbyterian church.
The lime card of the Colorado &
southern afternoon train to and from
Greeley was changed Sunday. 1t
now arrives at 2:4O, and leaves at
3:l5.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Parker and
family are rusticating in Estes Park.
III the change proves bene fetal to
Mr.. Parker, they will remain there
several weeks.
Miss Mildred Gibson and Miss
Frances Hyatt left Saturday for the
Worlds Fair at St. Louis Miss
Gibson will stop few days at Kan
sas City en- route
Saturday Senator Clayton leaves
for st. Louis on the special demo
cratic train. The senator goes as
alternate at large to the national
democratic convention.
Mrs. n. c. Swan and daughters,
the Misses Rose and Puma, are in
ST. Louis at the Worlds Fair. They
will visit relatives in Richview and
Etiiingham, H., before their return.
DR.. G. A. Ringe is permanently
located in Greeley with offices ovel
Reynolds drug store. Practice linn
| tied to diseases of the eyes, ears
nose aud throat and the fitting O.
glasses.
Friday James B. Phillips drove t
Loveland with w. G. Lewis. Mr.
Phillips is secretary Of the Greeley
Loveland Canal company, and neve
having been over the ditch, he tool
this opportunity of seeing 1t.
Miss Grace Wilson. in the Colder
Rule. will leave for the Boulde
Chautauqua after the month. She
will take a months vacation, ant
after a couple Of weeks at the Chau
tauuua, she will visit other points il
the state.
Mrs. John Bnnyan Of Rerthoud ha
been visiting her parents, MIR. ant
Mrs. NJ. B. Williams, but Saturday
she left for St. Louis and will bt
joined by her husband in Denver
During their absence grandpa anC
grandma will spoil the little ones.
Joseph German of Fort .Lupton
one OF the district court bailllfs
brought TO Greeley Friday mornint
basket OF fine tea roses, which h,
presented to the court, the treasure
and county clerk. The roses weI,
greatly admired by court house visi
tors that day.
Joseph Wilkins, his daughter, Mrs
f. A. Holmes, and her daughter
Mrs. Helen Root, all uf Milton, Wis,
are visiting with Mrs. l.. E. Allen,
and expect to remain in Colorado a
month or more. Mrs. A lien is a
daughter of Mrs. Wilkins and the
visit is in the nature of a reunion,
There are four generations at the
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