The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-18

Fourteen pounds Of fspuds, 25 cents.
Ahe fark Merchandise company.
Dance Friday night at seely lake.
best orchestra in northern Colorado.
For bargains in furniture 20 to
Hudson Brothers East Side Furnl-
ture Store.
Best ranch and creamery butter at
20 cents per pound. The Park Mer-
chandise company.
Christ, Jesus" will be the sub.
lect at the Christian Science services
next Sunday morning.
We are showing the finest kind of
values In mems suits at half price.
About fifty suits. Golden Rule.
Charles Townsend returned home
Monday morning after two weeks
trip to Mobile, Ala, and the St.
Louis fair.
Charlotte, the little daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Frank E. Smith of
Thirteenth street, is seriously i'll
Win typnOld lever.
All OF our wash goods worth up to
2112 cents 20 at Is cents yard, and
all worth up to l7H cents 60 at 8
cents yard. Golden Rule.
Mrs. Maria Van Sickle and sister,
Miss Ida Bishop. are at Idaho
Springs, where Mrs. Van Sickle is
taking the baths for rheumatism.
The "Old Reliable' American
House. Denver, has made departure
from its old time policy and now lets
rooms on both American and Euro
pean plans.
Trinity church (EpiscopaD: Morn.
ing prayer and sermon, lO:45; even
ing prayer and sermon, 1880. Cordial
welcome to all. ". Parry.Thomas,
d. o., priest in charge.
Miss Maude Anderson, sister OF
Carl Anderson, manager OF the Fort
Collins Courier. was visiting friends
In Greeley Monday Miss Anderson
is the able assistant of her brother in
the newspaper work.
Miss Josie Baird OF Bloom field,
Iowa. is visiting her relatives, the
family OF C. NJ. Baird OF LaSalle
Miss Baird is an accomplished musi-
clan and will probably locate in Gree.
ley to engage in her profession.
l will list rooms and boarding
places for Normal school students
next week. All persons who can use
students to work for board and room
please let me know as soon as posi-
BILE. Vernon McKelvev, secretary.
Dan Bush has been arrested on a
charge of horse stealing, preferred by
John Delaney, W. j. Rowe and Har-
vey English. He was arraigned be-
fore Justice Willard yesterday morn
ing and his hearing set for August 80.
S.P. Bryant, near Kersey, who re.
Gently experienced stroke Of paral.
ysis the entire length Of one side OF
the body, is reported as recovering.
He has already regained the use OF
the hand and foot that were paral.
ysed.
A letter from z. II. Ramsay at St.
Louis states that Mrs. Ramsay is ser
iously i'll in one of the hospitals
there, and that their little daughter
Bernice is just recovering from ty-
phoid fever at The home Of relatives
in Humansville. Mo.
Mrs. Charles II. Anthony, formerly
Miss Grace Currier, has arrived her e
from SanDiego, Calf. Her husband
has been here for some time. and
they are now at the Currier home
Mrs. H.. F. Currier is expected home
from California next Tuesday.
Tuesday Henry Thee, prominent
Kansas City dealer in meats, visited
his brother Claude, the Fulton Mar
ket cutter. Henry is a K. T. and is
on his way to the triennial that meets
in SanFrancisco next week. He left
Greeley for the coast yesterday morn
ing.
Denver, like Greeley, is sounding
nOte of warning to people to cnt
their weeds on vacant and other lots,
as sanitary measure. According to
reports OF some OF the very test ply
sicians in the country the largest
number OF typhoid cases are appear
ing in the neighborhood OF weeded
tracts.
Dance Friday night at Seely lake.