The Greeley tribune., 1904-11-10

horne 5.
huner's celebrated dill pickles at
Marks Market. "
do to Rlssler g. Platt for choice
fresh and salt meats.
ne" cranberries 10 cents quart
a1 The Park Merchandise company
foimer Senator McCreery spent
monday in Denver on legal business
salt cod and the finest fresh fish
uifect from the coast at Rissler g.
Platt's.
MI and Mrs. James Armstrong of
Denver are visiting friends in
Greeley.
nave some odds and ends of mixed
paints that you can buy at half price
j. F. Fezer.
Mrs. w. |. Spere returned Thurs
DAY night from months visit in
Lincoln, Neb.
John Holberm of Denver was in
Greeley Saturday and spoke at Eaton
Saturday evening.
Insure your buildings and furpi-
ture with Scott & Lyons and you will
be well protected.
Judge Bennett arrived in Greeley
Saturday and will remain in the
city till after election.
Henry Gumaer, an old Greeley
resident, now of Denver, spent Sun
day with friends in Greeley.
Underwear of all kinds and sizes:
overshoes, leggings and woolen socks:
duck and leather coats Red Front.
Mrs. ii. f. Churchill has lust re-
turned from visit to the women's
clubs of Longmont and Colorado
Springs.
Rissler & Platt have some fine
g. and S-month-old veal that is as
tender and finely favored as spring
chicken.
The First Presbyterian church gave
IA supper Thursday evening that was
enjoyed by about half of Greeley's
population.
Seats now on sale for At the Old
Cross Roads, - charming play of
southern life. Greeley opera house,
Friday, November IL.
"The Spud Book contains ten
nice pictures showing the potato in
dustry OF northern Colorado, only 25
cents at The Tribune office.
Glimpses OF Greeley" the new
Greeley view book, twenty eight fine
large pictures, with descriptive mat
ter, for fifty cents. at The Tribune
office.
George II. West is visiting his
family for few days. He reports
that conditions in Otero county are
favorable and all farmers are in good
humor.
Those wishing to subscribe for the
Youths Companion may do so at The
Tribune office and get the balance of
1904 free. a beautiful calendar goes
with it.
H. A. Edmohds, realizing that bus
mess would be quiet in Fort Collins
TODAY, arrived in Greeley yesterday
afternoon to visit friends. He re-
turned home this afternoon.
Misses Emellne and Harriet APP
gar, sisters of Prof. A. E. Apgar of
the State Normal of Trenton, New
Jersey, have been visiting their
cousin. Mrs. J. NJ. Michael, the past
week.
r. f. Sevey, manager of the j. X.
Beggs g. Co. produce company, ex-
poets his wife and children in Gree
lev early next week. Mr.. sevey
and family will occupy the residence
lll7 Tenth street.
Henry Wolf, the old time spec
tacle man. is in the city visiting
friends and customers. Mr.. "oll
has resided in the west for over II rty
wears and was friend of Bret Harte'
Mark Twain and the best known
men that made the west famous
from the Missouri to the Pacihc III
tho eorly '6OS
Miss Phyllis Wolfe, teacher OF
voice. three years student III liie
New England Conservatory OF MUSIC
and International Training School
for yocalists, Boston, VIII meet ana
advise with those musically lhcii'ieo'
Voices tried free. Temporarily
located at 1914 Seventh avenue Bell
phone 365-Red.
Joe Weir. shortstop for the Gree
lev Reds. left for Sterling YESTERDAY
evening TO visit few days ana VIII
while there cast a ballot iol .''
n,rtv of his choice. ME- "eir