The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-10

ID. U. wyatt OF Denver Was In
Greeley Sunday.
Miss Avis Sexson is suffering from
an attack OF Ia grippe.
The best cuts, roasts and boiling
pieces at the Fulton Market.
over 100 persons enjoyed the sup.
per given In unity church Friday
evening.
Dressers and bed room suites, as
good and clean as new, at George ".
Smith & Co.'S.
Everything In ornamental, useful
and artistic jewelry at Dunham S Z;
also watches and clocks.
Mrs. George Dauth has returned to
Greeley after several weeks spent 10
Indian Territory, and . visit to the
eastern markets for millinery goods.
II troubled with weak digestion,
belching or sour stomach. use Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
and you will get quick relief. For
sale BY all druggists.
DR.. @. A. Ringie of Denver, prac.
tice limited to diseases of the eye and
Citing Of glasses, may be consulted at
the Oasis hotel on Friday, March II,
and the second Friday OF each month
Mrs. E. H. Downey OF Tellurid. is
In Greeley and will spend the.time
between now and the end OF school
with her mother. Mrs. f. P. House.
Mr.. Downey IS assistant superintend-
Of schools at Telluride.
This morning Mrs. Fl. F. Currier
leaves for Pasadena, Calf, via Den
yer and the Santa Fe road, where
she will rejoin her husband, who pre-
ceeded her a few weeks ago. They
intend to remain in California for a
few months.
A golf club has been organized in
Greeley with G. E. Lester OF Estes
park, president: Joseph c. Ewing,
secretary and treasurer. Links are
being laid out in Island Grove park
north of the city. and considerable
number Of both ladies and gentlemen
are now practicing upon Scotch dia.
lect.
At the adjourned meeting Of the
stockholders In the Greeley s. Love-
land Irrigation company last Wednes-
day the directors we're authorized to
90 ahead and have the Barnes ditch,
the inlet to Lake Loveland, enlarged
to a capacity Of 1000 cubic feet per
second. At present 1t will carry
about $50 feet per second.
j. NJ. Wolayer Of Longmont was
In Greeley the past week visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Roy. Mr..
Wolaver personally inspected the
snowfall in the mountains and he
said that the accumulation at the
headwaters OF The Poudre was about
IS per cent OF normal, but very little
had fallen at the headwaters OF the
Thompson.
Mrs. T. J. Main and little sou Of
Lamar are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Connor at the Oasis. MI.
Main was proprietor OF the Greeley
steam laundry till the spring OF 1900,
when, selling out, he moved away.
This is the first time since their de-
parture that Mrs. Main has been in
Greeley and she says it feels like
coming home.
Baptist church: Regular services
on Sunday, March l3, at which Rev.
Henry Clark will preach as follows:
Morning. Ambassadors for Christi
evening, 1.-The Woman That Had to
Be Shown Music and singing by
orchestra aud male quartet. All who
do not attend church elsewhere are
cordially welcomed to our services.
Henry Clark, pastor.
Mayor Watson last Monday received
by express a beautiful horsehair Gov
cred cane from George Frankhauser,
confined in the Deer Lodge, Mont.
penitentiary. Some time ago Frank
hauseI, who claims to be Greeley
man. sent horse bride to the mayor,
who placed it in Frank Dupree' S
cigar store to be raftied of. The
cane was sent as present to Mr..
Watson for taking care Of the bride
for the man.
In the political gossip article that
appeared last week in the Tribune,
the name OF r. W. DeVinney was
overlooked. Mr. DeVinney will have
no opposition to his nomination for
commissioner OF district No. 2 on the
republican ticket. 1t is also reported
that Mr.. Harrison will be opposed
in the republican convention for the