The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-07
Little Locals.

heRistef! Register! Register.
Suift's Family Hams at A. W.
Jacobs.
LaSalle cantaIoupes at Marks
Market.
Fresh Baltimore oysters in cans at
A. W. Jacobs.
Greeley's only exclusive shoe store.
The Phelps Shoe Store.
Juicy veal, alfalfa and corn fattened
beef and Shropshire mutton at A.
W. Jacobs.
Frank RoweIs and James Murphy,
the two men suspected of holding up
j. George Mcdonald OF Erie in Ev.
ans, the evening of August 81, had
hearing before Justice Tregoning OF
Evans Friday They were bound
over to the district court for trial.
The genial Marshal Camp, who
with his family has been spending
a few davs at the Mitchell lakes In
Larimer county, returned Sunday
night. The marshal reports having
bully" time and says he caught
all the fish they could use and then
some
D. A. Hamilton, former manager
for the Gilcrest Lumber company,
now travelling for Halleck & How
ard, spent Friday in Greeley, re-
tuning last night. He thinks SER
iously of moving his family back to
Greeley, as being more central for
him than Denver.
a. f. Carlton, the richest man in
Cripple Creek, his wife and father
and mother stopped in Greeley over
night Friday. They came in an
automobile on Que Ct their period.
ical tours of the state. They are old
friends Of ID. r. Macarthur and spent
Friday evening at the Macarthur
home.
Che Greeley Tribune issues daily
now. but also continues the weekly
edition. new Bahcock rapid-tir
newspaper press will be installed in
a week or two. Best of all, The
Tribune is coming out with some
good demoratic editorial. We wish
the daily success. Windsor Poudre
Valley.
ALB. Carpenter left Thursday NOM
ing for Butler, Mo. where on the 9Th
inst. he will lead to the altar one OF
Butler's fairest daughters in the per-
son of Miss Mary Caward. After the
wedding the Young folks viii! run
around the country for month and
then settle down on the groom farm
near Ault.
Samuel Cohen and son of Fairplay,
Colo, have been in Greeley for a
couple of days in an endeavor to buy
out one or another of the mercantile
establishments here. intending to
locate his business in Greeley. The
uncertainty of the mining towns has
at last decided Mr.. Cohen to seek
more peaceful fields.
Robert Crawford, for the past two
years deputy in the office OF the CONN
ty clerk, has resigned that position
to accept more lucrative one with
the Weld County Abstract and In
yestment company. The change will
take place as soon as the proper man
/ can be found to take the position in
the county clerks office.
1t is reported that II we ever hear
Happy Cal Wagner's voice in Greeley
again it will not be as the jolly rep
resentatiye of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and St, Paul railway, hut as end man
with Quinlan & Wallis minstrels'
This is all after an absence OF fifteen
vea,s from the footlights. where
Happy Cal was formerly a sinner
himself.
The C. s. 5 special for Long mont
for the Woodman picnic was not
heavily patronized from here, only
about thirty going. 1t was well
flied before reaching Longmont,
however. Our Greeley 1rill team Of
sixteen men and two officers made a
tipe appearance and will doubtless
speak well for themselves among
their fellows.
1t is. the. duty of every citizen
having the welfare OF the govern
ment and community at heart to vote
on the sth Of next November. But
YOU must be registered before so
doing. II you live in county out OF
Greeley, the days when such registra-