The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-24

Sealshipt oysters at Coulter's-ice
and oysters separate.
See the fine line of new furniture
at Leiper & Dowling's.
A car load of furniture lust re-
ceived at Leiper g. Dowling's.
The regular two weeks change in
shifts at the sugar factory occurred
Sunday.
a gill baby came to the home of
Rev. and Mrs. F. NJ. Sheldon last
Saturday morning.
+. f. Stevens has opened livery
stable in the old barn at the corner
OF Ninth street and Seventh avenue.
If you want to buy a buggy cheap,
come to see us before December l.
Inventory sale. Farmers Supply g.
Machinery Co.
Greeley's All-Star football team
has given up the idea of playing a
game with the Agricultural college
or Fort Collins.
Friday evening Nov. %, the Y.
w. C. T. U. will have social meet
ing at the residence of Mr.. A. f.
Leake, 1873 Fifth street.
Those wishing to subscribe for the
Youths Companion may do so at The
Tribune office and get the balance of
1904 free. A beautiful calendar goes
with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Pollock have
sold their property in the city and
have purchased the Hall farm on
Crow creek for $4,000. They will
move to the farm to live.
B. c. Reinks returned Friday
morning from visit to Illinois,
Iowa, and the exposition at st.
Louis. He said that Greeley was
poorly represented by its great staple
the potato.
The official canvas of the vote
cast at the recent election in the
state of Montana shows that Miles
Romney, democratic, was elected
secretary of state by the small ma
jority of sixteen votes.
w. W. Tinker and daughter Bes-
sic left last week for California to
join Mrs. Tinker and daughter Grace,
who have been spending the summer
there. The entire family will be
gone another two months.
A train of seventeen cars of lambs
and sheep passed through Greeley
Monday They were destined fol
feeders along the c. & S. at Wind
sor, Timnath and Fort Collins. The
entire lot came from Orin Junction,
Wyo.
II. NJ. Williams started for the st.
Louis fair last week-Tuesday-but
on arriving at Hutchinson, Kansas,
he was taken sick and not wishing
to be among strangers in that condi.
tion, returned to Greeley, arriving
home Friday.
Announcements are out for the
wedding of Miss Lucy Blanche Nau'
man, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. P
Nauman of l223 Tenth avenue tC
Earle II. Smith. The wedding i:
to take place on Sunday, Dec. %
Christmas day.
The engagement of Miss Heller
Cooper to Mr.. Silversparre, Denver
business man has been announced
Miss Cooper is we'll known in Greeley
and is the stepdaughter of Mrs. w
A. L. Cooper, formerly Miss Eloise
Fisk of this city.
William Allen White, editor OF
the Emporia, Kan, Gazttee, made
famous by his article on Action OF
Normal girl Students, has again
leaped into prominence. This time
by being horsewhipped by a promi-
nent Emporia society belle.
The democratic club banquet tt
be given in the Brown Palace the
latter part of this month promises tt
be swell affair. Covers for one
thousand guests will be laid. 1t is
i'm honor of the election of Alva
Adams as governor of the state.
Mrs. Olive 4. KILN of Denver,
department president of the w. II.
c.. was in Greeley Thursday after,
noon and inspected L. S. Grant corps.
Mrs. KILN is a fluent speaker and
during the last campaign did etfec-
tive work in the election of Alra
Adams.
The residence being erected foi
George II. Young, the insurance
agent. in the west part OF town, Is
rapidly nearing completion. Mr..
Young recently came to Greeley
from Sterling. He will move his
e.