The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-30

Strictly Pure Paris Green at Fs.
zer's. ~ re-
Fourth of July bunting and ,jbboD
Red Front.
Special prices this week on ham
mocks at Horne's.
VIII l. Petrikin OF Windsor was
at the Oasis yesterday.
A $500 piano, nek. for s275 =,
Horne's. A great bargain.
Good sized ureeley pew natatoos
at the Meyers Grocery company.
Try our l215 cent salt and smoked
meats. The Park Merchandise com.
pany.
III you want to catch fish on your
mountain trip, get YOUR fishing
tackleat Fezer's.
G. W. Putney is still confined To
his home by sprained ankle, the
result of a runaway last week.
Mrs. S. E. Harger of Lost River.
Idaho Is visiting her friend, Mrs.
d. A. Rue. She is on her way east
July will be our berry day. Buy
them nov: will not be cheaper
Also full line OF fruit Jars. Red
Front.
Special arrangements have been
made to supply all with the choicest
fruits for the Fourth by the Meyers
Grocery company.
Tuesday former Governor Eaton
was enjoying drive. He feels his
health improving and is satisfied
that he is gaining strength daily.
II. G. Wagner of the Chicago, Mil.
waukee & st. Paul was in town this
week. He will leave for New York
the first of the month, to be gone
until August.
E. Il. Bills. who has been located
at Longmont for the last two years,
has returned to his tiIst love and will
make his home in Greeley, assisting
his father in the undertaking wo.k.
The line of fire insurance com.
panies represented by Scott Il Lyons
are unsurpassed for strength and
promptnesss in settling losses. You
will do well to place your business
with this firm.
The county clerk this week issued
marriage licenses TO Z. G. Anderson
and Margaret Mahela Reddingtop Of
Berthoud, and to Anthony Wilkin-
son Sedgwick and Pauline Dorothy
Thompson of Grover.
Monday afternoon Mrs. NJ. J. Ho-
garty and daughter, Mrs Carpenter,
entered their buggy to take a
ride, when the hurse suddenly upset
the vehicle. Mrs Hogarty suffers
from a sprained ankle and Mrs. Car
penter escaped with a few tritiiuc
injuries.
A representative Of Sheurman BIO
thers, skirt makers, will be at the
Park Merchandise company's store
on July ). and will have on exhibit
tion a full line Of skirts. Ladies
are requested to call and have their
measures taken. Delivery will be
made any time that suits customers.
B. F. Pattee brought to this
office Yesterday a sack of Early Rose
potatoes from his garden that are
bigger than goose eggs. They were
planted two days before the big rain
in April He has only few rows
OF them, but the size and yield make
him wish they we're acres instead of
rows.
Mrs. B. T. Vincent will leave to-
day, II illness does not prevent her,
for Petersburg, H., to visit her
mot her. After week spent there
she will 80 to Chautauqua, N. Y,
10 attend the annual gathering OF
that association. Mrs. Vincent is
president of the Chautauqua Wom-
ans club.
Mrs. c. p Brooks returned Friday
from Glenwood Springs, where she
had been taking the baths the past
ten weeks for rheumatic trouble.
For five months prior to Mrs. Brooks
going to the Springs she had not
been able to walk without using
crutcbes. but now she has discarded
those aids. not needing them.
II. II. Dwyer left for Loveland
Sunday morning to engage in the un'
dertaking business. Mr.. Dwyer has
been connected with the Bills Bros
establishment the past eighteen
months, during which time .fe estao-
lisbed a reputation in Greeley and
surrounding country. He is genial,