The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-11

Home rendered lard, ten pounds
sl.lo. Ninth Street Market.
Mrs. S, P. Howard returned home
Thursday from the Worlds Fair.
A fine line of furniture to select
from at kemmerer's Department
Store.
Fresh home made caudies, all kinds
at Camps Candy Store, 722 Main
street.
The Peoples Lumber company sells
Masury's paints, varnishes and colors,
the best made
Insure your buildings and furni.
ture with scott & Lyons and you will
be we'll protected.
We are closing cut our millinery
regardless of cost to make room 10
our fall goods. Red Front.
The best and cheapest musical in.
s1uments and supplies can be lound
at the Thompson Music company.
Special prices on all musical In.
struments at Horne's-pianos, Or
gans, violins, guitars, mandolins,
banjos.
Mrs. j. A. Crabb and son will start
next Monday for Lebanon, Ky, Mrs.
Crabb's old home. They will be
gone about month.
Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
saunders entertained number Of
friends with cards in honor of their
guest, Miss Brown from Boulder.
Mrs. j. G. Higley OF Pasadena,
Calf, was the guest OF her brother,
F. f. Lennon, the past week, then
went to Denver to visit with rela.
tives there.
Charles j. Salberg and Frank o.
Swanson last Monday in the county
court foreswore allegiance to King
Oscar Of Sweden and are nuw good
citizens Of the y. S.
Il. R. Withey is In the mountains
In the vicinity of Zimmerman $, en-.
deavoring to repeat his fishing feat
OF last year, when he caught about
the largest trout OF the season.
Mrs. j. E. Shook has been spend
ing a couple OF weeks in Boulder, &C.
companying her husband there, who
is lecturing on school law and civil
government before the Normal insti-
tute being held there.
DR.. Charles P. Irwin. OF Kansas
City, brother Of P. H. Irwin of tn 8
city, will lock after DR.. Woods prac-
tice during the latter's absence, as
he starts today for an extended east.
ern trip of about a month.
Mrs Caswell and daughter, Miss
Gertrude of Omaha, Neb., who have
been visiting for few days in the
home of Mrs. W. r. Mcclellan OF
1922 Eleventh street, left Saturday
for Denver and Colorado Springs, and
will in a few days start for theil
home.
Kenneth G. Phelps and his father,
Dewitt Phelps, left Sunday evening
for Boise and other Idaho points and
! expects to be gone about ten DAYS
, The elder Phelps lived in Idaho five
years, leaving there forty years ago
and it is to revisit some Of the ole
'. scenes that he goes there.
!; In looking through some old let
foyu 1oyr ouo Enuopo Abboti
! found one from the japanese Admira
Togo, In command of the navy o
| that country, to his son, Prof. frank
, Abbott. The letter is an Invitation
: to Mr. Abbott, then teaching in the
, Imperial Naval academy of Japan, tt
, dine with the admiral.
The Canon City Record last week
published pretty half tone cut o
the Greeley park, as sort of object
r lesson to Canon. Recently Guy q
) Hardy, editor and proprietor of the
{ Record, made visit to Greeley anC
, he was SO pleased with the park here
that he wants to have one in the
heart OF Canon CITY Just like it.
} Fred Fl. Merten, principal of the
Sterling High school, has been en-,
I gagged by the school board as princi.
pal of the Greeley High school, tc
+ succeed Charles E. Carter, who has
been appointed superintendent Of the
district. Mr. Merten is graduate
of tho (1niverSitv of CplOradO rom
pleting his course in that institution
! in 1900.
Anna Carlisle, coored Amazon
who was mixed up in drunken
brawl with her husband, Noill Car
Isle, and j. B. Burton, fined in police
! court last week, was by Judge Willard
last Monday morning fined $50 and
costs or go to jail for thirty days OF