The Greeley tribune., 1904-03-24
For SaDe-My family horse and
buggy. Mrs. Louis Dupree.


Prices right; satisfaction guaranteed.
The Rev. Samuel Moore, late Of
Big Bend, will organize a Sunday
school In the Delta school house at 3
p. m. next Sunday.
Harvey Parker, who has been i'll
for several weeks with diphtheria,
was able to take solid lood Tuesday
for the first time since his illness.
He is still very weak and not yet out
Of danger.
Sam Wright is now IN Wisconsin
buying seed potatoes. In a letter
to l. Rothsch,d & Co. he reports
quality as good as Iasv year but
supply very limited. The first car
load is now en- route.
The, next. game Of basket ball to be
played In this city will be between
the Greeley High school team and
the Georgetown High school team in
the state championship series. April
Is the date set for the contest.
Corporals Otto and Emil Madsen
OF Company II, Second q. S. L.,
called on Il. G. Strong Saturday
evening. The soldiers enlisted in
Pender, Neb., where they formerly
resided and where Mr.. Strong prac.
ticed law for some years.
Louis Russell of Platteville, ar
rested some days ago charged with
stealing gold watch from the resi-
dcnce OF Albert Volkart of Platte
vile, was arraigned before Justice
Willard Monday and bound over to
the district court for trial.
Mrs. Harry f. Churchill arrived
home last night after a six weeks
visit In Washington and other impor
tant cities in the east. Mrs. Churchill
attended the Woman's Suffrage con-
vention held in Washington last Feb
ruary as representative OF the Col
orado Federated Women's clubs.
At the meeting Of the Social Sci
ence Circle at the home of A. M.
McClenahan Tuesday evening the fol-
lowing officers were elected fOI the
ensuing year: A. NJ. McClenahan.
PRESIDENT: Mrs. A. X. Clark, vice
president; Mrs. Guy Stockto secre-
tary; DR.. W. F. Spauldlng, treasurer.
While the Misses Eunice and Lucy
Blunt were driving to town Saturday
their horse became frightened and
upset the buggy. throwing both occu-
pants to the ground. Both were ip-
jured and Miss Lucy received bad
scalp wound, in which it was neces-
sary to take ten stitches to sew Ut up.
c. II. Lucia, secretary and treas
urer of local union No 22Ss of United
Mine Workers of America at Erie,
was arrested at PlatteyiIIe Tuesday
and brought to Greeley by Sheriff.
Elliott. Lucia is charged with en-
hezzling about $500 of the fuads OF
the union of which he was an officer
At the Baptist church next Sunday,
March 81, the pastor, Rev, Henry
Clark, will preach upon the following
subjects: Morning, Ready after
noon, "Apri Fools and Some Others
An who do not attend church else
where, together with visitors, strang-
ers and travelling men, are cordially
invited to be present. Come and
welcome!
Ralph Sanford, who was arrested
last week by Marshal Camp OF TINS
city and Marshal Baker OF Eaton,
charged with burglarizing the store
of William Miller at Anlt the even
ing of March II, was arraigned before
Justice Willard Tuesday and bound
over to the district court to await
trial Sam Dixon, who was arrested
at Loveland a few days later, suS-
pected OF being an accomplice' was
discharged for want of sufficient evil
dence upon which to hold him.
Infiammatory Rheumatism Cured
william Shafler, brakeman OF
Depnison, Ohio, was confined 10 MS
he'd for several weeks with imam
matory rheumatism. useu tn"py
remedies, he says. flhai'y
sent to McCaw's S drug store for bot
tie of Chambellain's Pain Balm' al
which time | was unable to use mana
or foot. and in one weeks time was
able to 20 to work as happy as d
clam For sale hv all druggists
Flowers in Bloom in Antonio.
San Antonio quaint and beant'ln'
-,s one of the most delightful places
In winter CoIoradoans' faVor'le re-
sort. The Colorado & southern ran
way offers a round trip rate OF Sf'''o
Ia-...ax Ii WON do mon ElIC Lu