The Greeley tribune., 1904-07-14

Piano Tuning, $3.50. ]. Scott
Thompson.
Special prices on pure Paris green
10 ton lots at Fezer's.
Elite Steam Laundry does good
work. Headquarters Phelps Shoe
Store.
Miss Eta Day OF Masters will
teach the Wyatt school the coming
school year.
MIR. and Mrs. Axel Peterson OF
Lonemont are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lofgren.
f. Albertson Of indianapolis was
IN the city this week looking over
the electric road proposition.
Miss Gretchen Smith returned
from st. Louis Friday well pleased
with her visit to the exposition.
Go to C.M. Marsh & Son, II Main
street, Greeley, to get your photos,
where better ones are made than in
Denver.
For Sale-A good farm team,
weight 270O pounds. Will sell on
one years time. Davenport &
Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Clark of Boul.
der were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Shook last week, returning home
Friday afternoon.
The Rev. c. F. Elliott came down
from Estes park to officiate at the
funeral Of Fred c. Welch and returned
to the hills the next day.
Miss Nellie Chestnut had to leave
Pueblo owing to an attack OF typhoid
fever. and is being nursed back to
health by her sister, Mrs. Davis at
Lucerne.
Monday morning the j. F. Fezer
and NJ. P. Henderson families left
for their cottages in Rockhurst, where
they will enjoy fishing and cool shad.
ows till August.
1t is said that the hail storm OF
last week was sixty miles long bV
eight miles wide In some places, and
that 1t was one OF the severest known
in northern Colorado.
Miss Caroline Elliott Of Brighton
has been appointed teacher OF the
Orchard school for the ensuing year
Miss Elliott is a member OF the
State Normal class of 'O4.
In county court Friday the case of
G. @. Townsend VS.. Bertha L. Hent-
schel was tried. Plaintiff sued for 5000
owed him. for legal service. The
jury gave him a verdict for s45,
Mrs. Harry E. Churchill went to
Boulder Tuesday morning in the in.
terest of the Chautauqua She ad-
dessed the art department on art
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
Miss Dollie Carey is at Carlins.
vile, H., visiting relatives and
friends. From there she will &C.
company her mother to st. Louis. and
expects to return to Greeley about
August l.
The line OF fire insurance com.
panles represented by Scott & Lyons
are unsurpassed for strength and
promptnesss in settling losses. You
will do we'll to place your business
with this firm.
Geo. ". Twombly of Denver was
in Greeley Thursday on tax matters
with County Treasurer Sta.ler.
Mr.. Twombly has recovered his old
time health and spirits, and looks as
he did ten years ago.
Moss Wyatt, the small, was in
Greeley Thursday, the guest OF his
cousin, Jesse Wyatt. Moss has
grown to be well-built youngster,
and hts walk shows the result OF his
cadetship at the Western Military
school, Alton, III
DR.. Mabel G. Turner and mother
left Saturday for st. Louis, where
they will attend the National Osto
patmc association, which meets
there July 18th to 10th. After the
association, they will visit the fair
returning to Greeley about July 2l.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wilson at
tended the Empson pea party in Long
mont Saturday. The party was given
to state drummers and their wives,
wholesale dealers and few in the
retail trade. The guests were fur
nished with a speci3 train from Den.
yer and return and they had most
ENJOYABLE time in Longmont and en-
virons.
Clair Mosher, youngest son Of MI
and Mrs. J. G. Mosher, is very wroth
and he is quite justified in being so
Some man without provocatlon
the yOunpSter'S name and