The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16
New fiction at CfaiQ's,

new nctIon al Cfatg'S.
First class repair work at Lester,s
Ladies tan Oxfords at the PheIps
Shoe Store.
Ire cream in any. quantity for
receptions, ETC., at Morrison's.
Judge secor Of Longmont has been
attending district court this week.
j. A. Rankin and family left for
st. Louis on Thursday morning q
tram.
The best Of irrigating boots, and
every pair guaranteed, at the Phelps
Shoe Store.
Mrs. R. II. burlington left for
belvidere, ILL.,, Saturday to be gone
several weeks.
Teachers examination this week
in the High school building by
Superintendent Carter.
Harry Ruff OF Rufisdale, Pa, is
visiting his brother In. law and sis.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Todd.
Mrs. Charles Mullen is reported as
not any better. She has been con.
fined to her bed for the past seven
months.
A. j. Park and children, Miss
Olive and Master John, left Saturday
morning for ten days visit to the
Worlds Fair.
Postmaster Rob Hanna at Windsor
has reeived raise Of 5000 a year in
salary. The Windsor postofice now
pays sl4OO a year.
Remember that on Saturday, June
25, you Can 90 from Greeley to St.
Louis and return for $l7.I5, with
fifteen days to make the trip.
Mrs. Josephine Loewus Is visiting
her son, James H. Loewus. She
Will leave next week for Atlanta,
Ca. to visit another SON who resides
in that city.
1t is reported that some potatoes
planted to the east and north OF
Greeley show signs OF rot; thought
to be the result of too much water
and the cool days of the past fort.
night.
G. S. Morey OF Denver, president
OF all sugar companies in northern
Colorado, was in Greeley and Eaton
Thursday and Friday on business.
Mr.. Morey is we'll pleased with the
outlook for this seasons S crop OF beet
sugar.
j. L. Mccain of Evans spent from
Tuesday to Friday in Boulder to at
tend the graduation in medicine of
his son, Addison G. Mccain DR..
Mccain will practice his profession in
AuIt. and will also engage in the
drug business.
a. p. Fitzpatrick visited Gill &
Decker's Keystone ranch Sunday and
reports that he never saw finer look
ing grain at this season OF the year
Some OF the barley is fully SIX feet
high and we'll headed. This ranch
has 400 acres in grain.
J. NJ. b. Petrikin is putting down
well on his property in the extreme
south part of the city, back of the
stapdpipe. 1t is down 100 feet, but
the quality Of the water is not such
as they want, so drilling will con-
tinue. A house will be built later on.
Mis-. Jessie Mosher entertained her
nine sister members o: the "Why
Not club at her home one afternoon
last week. The social gathering
closed with tea, at which Paul
Mosher, the only male biped present.
acted as chaperone over the ten ex-
uberant feminine spirits.
After lapse Of six weeks, prob
ably to give the male gastronomic
organs rest, the ladies OF Unity
church served supper in the church
parlors Friday evening. These social
gatherings are quite productive OF a
good time to all, besides engendering
religious communal spirit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Horne
have received letter from their son
George, announcing his arrival in ST.
Louis and that he has secured good
board and room in the exposition
city for $500 week. which tends
to the belief that the expense OF liv
ing in that city has been somewhat
exaggerated.
O. j. McLaue, late OF the firm of
Sanborn, McLane 4 Co. left Greeley
Sunday morning for st. Louis, in
tending to remain there. Owing
to Mrs. McLane's poor health in Col
orado, Mr.. McLane was compelled to
returned to ''old MizzoO," but he
left Greeley with many regrets, as he
was doing a good business here and