The Greeley tribune., 1904-08-18

LoSC S'"hSo " puy Iiit DeSl uOuT
at $40. Red Front.
Home rendered lard, ten pounds
Sl.lO. Ninth Street Market.
Miss Helen Kittle returned home
from the Worlds Fair yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Smith are
spending few days at Sprague's, in
the hills.
The Peoples Lumber company sells
Masury's paints, varnishes and colors,
the best made
Mrs. j. S. Sweeny is confined to
her room in the Oasis by severe at
lack of Indigestion.
Wheat is now sl.35 per hundred
and going higher. Last chance to
gel cheap -four. i. Red Front. !
have lot OF private money to
loan on good real estate and water
stock security. A. NJ. McClenahan.
Bedsteads, dressers and chiffoniers,
new invoice of up.to- date ideas, can
be seen at kemmerer's Department
Store.
The F. II. Gilcrest Lumber COM
pany is headquarters for the best
lumber and building material at mod
crate prices.
Former Senator Arthur and j. Fred
Farrar, Fort Collins well known
attorney, we're in Greeley Mond.y on
legal business.
j. S. Sweeuy, siuce his arrival in
Greeley from Texas, has shipped sew
eral carloads Of early potatoes to the
Lone Star state.
Mrs. NJ A. Bunker and children
and Mrs. Nelson Demorest returned
home Tuesday evening after a visit
with friends In Glen Eyre, Colo.
. An ice cream social was given by
the Christian church in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Johnson, 1908
lweIfth street, Saturday evening.
The Orchard Farm residence, one
and quarter miles southwest OF the
standpipe for rent; also Seven Lakes
reservoir water. Inquire George j..
Spear.
Mis-. Writ Wright returned home
from her old home in Fort Morgan
Friday. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Graham, who will!
make short visit here.
Will Bliss, Ray Wilson, Walter
White and L. W. McGrew formed a
party of young men who left Monday
morning for the sunlight and SHADOWS
of the upper Pourde to lure the tlirty
trout from his home.
Will Crist and George Tisdel, who
for long time have been with W. @
Mullen in the barber business, viii
open a shop OF their own about Sep
tember |, in the store room nov
occupied by NJ. Cameron on Eighth
avenue.
Mrs. j. @. Irvine and Mrs. A. G
Shaw of Pittsburgh arrived in Gree
ley last Thursday for visit uf abou
month. Mrs. Irvine came to Sc
her son, r. E. Irvine, and Mrs. Sha,
to see Colorado. They are at tn
home of DR.. Mabel Turner.
Meats and lard are on the raise
, but we furnish best hams and baco
at IA cents; salt side, 10 cents; bes
lard, ten pound for sl.l0. twent
pounds for 50; guaranteed rancl
. eggs, 20 cents; choice butter, 2
cents: tomatoes, beans and peas, l
y cents per can. 1t pays to trade at
cash store. Hed Front.
A movement is on foot among aut
owners of Greeley to form an auto
mobile club for mutual pleasure
; There are now eight auto owner
, here and they have decided that b.
forming body more pleasure can b.
T squeezed out of the sport. Fl. F
HurIbut and W. z. Bills are talkin
+ the matter up with the other devi
] machine men.
Albert Schick had his left lei
badly injured in fall from scaffo''
on the ID. NJ. Camtield house, corne
E of Ninth street and Tenth avenue
Friday. He was working on the con
struction OF The large porch on th'
e house. when the scafold broke. III
( was taken to his home. SD Sixtl
street, in carriage and DR.. Churcf
3 called to examine the injury. AS N
+ bones were broken it is expected n
! will be out again in few days.