The Greeley tribune., 1904-09-28
Little Local
Observation-Disclosures:

Superintendent OF schools OF thlS
county and later holding the same
office for two terms in Boulder
county, where his last term has not
vet expired, has bought half inter
est in the c. w. Beer real estate
business. and will soon move his
family to Greeley. MIR. Thomas will
add greatly to the strength of this
firm and will also find a warm wei
come from his many friends here ON
his return to Greeley.
"A. L. Mumper has just returned
from two weeks visit to the
Worlds Fair. He finds only one
fault with the show-it is too good.
He spent ii large part of his time in
the Philippine exhibit, which was OF
unusual attraction on account of his
having fought in the war against the
islanders.
Leslie Offerle of the East Side
Grocery had narrow escape from
death from blood poisoning last Sat
,urday. 1t took the combined efforts
of two physicians several times dur
ing Saturday to keep the poison from
reaching the heart. a slight scratch
on the hand caused the trouble. and
the hand and arm Swelled so fast
that it was almost impossible to stop
it.
Mrs. Buell. and granddaughter
Miss Ethel Ranney of Fort Atkinson,
Wis, are visiting the b. ID. Sanborn
and n. ID. Wood families. Many
of our citizens are friends of Mrs.
Buell.. who often visited her laugh
ter, Mrs. Jay ID. Stannard. who with
her husband resided in Greeley for
years.
Prof. n. NJ. Fenneman is the guest
of DIR. and Mrs. Snyder. The
professor occupies the chair of geol-
ogy in the State University of Wis
consin. 1t is three years since he
left the State Normal faculty and his
drives about town caused him to re-
mark that Greeley has grown larger
and prettier since his absence. The
professor and Mrs. Fenneman reside
in Madison and he speaks highly OF
the university and the city.
/. n. Roseman of Vermont is in
the city visiting his brother. I. II.
| RoSeman. whom he has not seen for
% years, and his sister, Mrs. Gus
Irons. Mr.. Roseman is on a trip to
visit all his brothers and sisters. who
are scattered over the country from
coast to coast.
William Farr is exhibiting few
choice specimens of apples grown in
lhe MonteZuma valley, down in the
! extreme southwestern part of the
state. These are probably the finest
apples ever shown in Greeley for size
and general appearance. They were
grown by Galloway Brothers at Cortez
and shipped to Mr.. Farr simply as a
few samples of the 15O varieties of
fine apples grown in the valley.
Mrs. C. NJ. Marsh, who had been
in Denver for the last ten days,
came home Saturday evening, accom-
panied by her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Meade, and her cousin, Mrs. Bas-
sett, of Canandaigua, N. Y, whom
she has not seen for "a years. They
will make an extended stay in Gree
ley.
1nasmuch as we now retire from
the active pursuits of a business with
which we have been closely associated
during the past fifteen years, and
feeling deeply grateful for the gen.
eral liberal favor given us during
that time, We take this opportunity
to express our gratitude to the public
in general for it's generous patronage
and support. We would also bespeak
for our successor, the J. T. Clough
Furniture company, the same meas
ure of patronage and support so gen.
erously extended to us. kemmerer
Department Store. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p. Kemmerer.
Last Saturday Martin Farley, f.
f. Baker and j. A. McClintock all
celebrated birthdays. This was done
by Mrs. Farley giving stag dinner
to them and few friends at G
O'Clock. 1t was not known to the
three men before that their birth
days came on the same day.
One system of registration in
Greeley closes at 8 p. m. Saturday,
October %. Those who did not vote
at the general election last fall, nor
, have not been registered in Greeley,
must be registered before they can
vote next November. Bring two