The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Fresh Baltimore oysters in cans al
Marks Market.

SatlSIactlou VI yodi lhoues o"S" ~
the Phelps Shoe Store.
Hot and cold short orders and
lunches served at LangtIy's.
Good school shoes at Delbrldge-
Wilson Mercantile company.
Fresh fish right from the Pacific
coast and Great Lakes Iets, at A. w.
Jacobs
Matter will be the subject of
the Christian Science service Sunday
morning.
Go to c. NJ. Marsh & Sons stu
dio to get those fine SXlo folders
for 81 Il dozen.
Good races promised At Island
Grove park track Thursday after
noon. The public and ladies are in
vited to attend,
Something New - Allegretti' 5
famous creams in neat boxes. at
Langtry's. The choicest favored
candy on the market.
The 81 a dozen folder photo
graphs made by c. NJ. Marsh 4
Son are what the best artists in
Denver charge 81 for.
Captain Hogarty has so far recoV-
cred from his recent accident that he
was fishing from Seely's lake yester-
day. and his catch was a good one.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Davis drove
down from Windsor yesterday. Mr..
Davis has severed his connection with
the bank and coutemplates going TO
California.
Mrs. w. II. Gill returned to Gree
ley last night after a month spent
with the York state folks. friends
in Chicago. and visit to the st.
Louis exposition. She feels much
improved by the rest and recreation
obtained.
Mrs. johnson and son Swan of
Bertrand. Neb.. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lofgren. Mrs.
Johnson is the mother of Mrs. Lof-
gren. Sunday the Lolgrens and
guests drove to Loveland. where they
visited friends couple of days.
The Convict Daughter, which
will be seen at the Greeley opera
house next Saturday, September TO-,
returns to us as an old jewel in new
setting, for everything is new but
the play. Scenery, costumes, songs.
etc. are all better and brighter than
ever before.
| Graham Lamb left Yesterday after
noon for Colorado Springs. where he
resumes his studies in Colorado col
lege. Young Lamb is of the stuff
that men are made of, and will make
his mark one of these days. Win
Wasley takes Lambs agency for the
Denver Republican.
In the Park Merchandise company
grocery show windows can be seen
eight potatoes taken from the Gill Il
Decker ranch that weigh twelve
pounds. Mr.. Gill says that while
the field will not average those in
size, yet he expects yield of extra
large, sound potatoes.
Mr.. .and Mrs. II. A. Irons and
daughter returned Saturday from the
east. Mrs. Irons and daughter were
visiting friends in Illinois since last
June and about a month ago Gus
Joined them. He was in Chicago on
business and on his way he visited
the st. Louis exposition.
Mrs. Robert Orr left yesterday for
Washington. Iowa, to attend fam
lily reunion and to assist in celebrat-
ing the golden wedding of her father
and mother. From there she will &c
to the st. Louis exposition, thence te
Ainsworth, Iowa, expecting to return
to Greeley in month or six weeks.
Miss Gertrude Reuss. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lynn How
ard, and other relatives here for the
past two months, left for her home
in Washington. Ind, this morning.
Miss Reuss is the young lady who
was seriously injured by falling from
a trap at the sugar factory couple
of weeks ago.
III. 5. Milligan, recently from In
dependence, Kan. has been appointed
! local manager of the Gilcrest Lum-
Der company. This will give Mr..
Russell. the company's Colorado
manager, more time to visit the other
yards in northern Colorado. Mr..
Milligan is a family man and will
reside in Greeley.
we invite our patrons to attend
our grand opening of millinery. dress
goods. ladies cloaks, suits and furs,