The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-16

fiesh Picnic hams at the Fulton
Market. "''o"
MISS Q. A. Evans of Denver ,s
mere visiting her parents.
Mattresses renovated by j. f.
JONES' sl2 Eighth avenue.
Mrs E. E. Roy left yesterday for
Denver fora few days visit.
Awnings made and put up by j.
L. Jones, sl2 Eighth avenue.
Miss Mabel V. Car1el has acco,,oa
an oher to teach school in Monte
Vista. '"'e
Friday William Moan, Luptop,s
popular lawyer, was at district court
on business.
MIS-. j. NJ. Freeman left for
southern California Monday for an
extended visit.
we are making very low prices on
our boys and chiIdren's suits. The
Park Merchandise company.
Or. Haviland Of Fort Collins, eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist, will
oe at the Oasis hotel June 1924.
o. NJ. Henderson Of Denver Was
In Greeley Tuesday, representing
the f. NJ. Gale & Co., confectiopers.
/ Persons desiring to engage student
help during the summer school please
call Vernon McKelvey, at the Nor.
NAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Noodle and
family have moved into the Hawes
residence, Ninth street and Eighth
avenue
See the new laces, summer dress
goods. waists and SKIRTS They must
and will be sold il prices can do it.
Red Front.
California fruit, hominy, pumpkin,
best tomatoes and string beans, two
cans for % cents, at the Park Mer.
chandise company.
buy Masury's paints, valnishes and
colors from the Peoples Lumb ber
company MasuIy's paints are the
standard OF America.
The slaughter sale OF millinery
will continue this week. Street and
walking hats have never been offered
at these prices. Red Front Bazaar.
Mrs. William Morgan Jones of
Glenwood Springs is visitor in the
city. where she came to attend the
wedding OF her sister, Miss Maud
Jones.
George Horne, Jr., was threatened
with fever and his parents insisted
on his returning from St. Louis,
where he intended to spend the sum
mer. He Is expected home today.
NJ. A. Bunker returned Saturday
from brief business TIP to Laramie,
Wyo. He says that the range is In
good condition and that calves and
spring lambs are quite plentiful and
healthy.
Sam Wright and Alb Abbott leav,
today for North park, where tile,
will do assessment work on a minint
prospect which they are dead sur
will make Stratton's independence,
In the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kimsey ant
their three youngest children left l.;
Sale Friday morning en- route t.
Boise, Idaho. Mr. Kimsey has dis
posed OF his property near Peckhan
and proposes to start life anew il
Idaho.
Barrel Sale Of Mill End Ribbons
We scooped IN lot Of short length
ribbons, barrels Of them, from ont
to four yards-cheaper than you vii
ever buy again. Sale commence
Monday, June 20, for one week only
Red Front Bazaar.
Christian church services: A spec
ial conservation service Sunday morn
ing: subject Of sermon, In Remem
brance." Evening sermon, 9Th,
Purpose of the Ages. - Music b,
male luartette. Services held il
Hurlbut hall, over the Greeley laun
dry.
George VanSickle is home agail
after a stay iu one OF the Denve
hospitals, being treated for stomach
trouble. He is feeling much bette
and expects to be permanently cured
He has the appetite of two men, bn
he is on short rations and can moi
satisfy the inner man for some tim
to come.
Miss Pearl Holland and Mis-!
Wright are home from Golden, where
they went as delegates from the loca
league in this city to the state Ep