The Greeley tribune., 1904-06-30
CraiR's for fireworks.

Piano Tuning, $3.50. ]. Scott
Thompson.
Refrigerators, settees, lamps, chairs
etc., at Leiper & Dowling's.
W. II. Noecker started Saturday
on ten-day's business trip to Kan.
sas City.
Saturday George S. Adams left for
chicago on business, expecting to re-
turn In couple OF weeks.
We have Just received fine line
OF porch rockers and settees. The
kemmerer Department Store.
Mrs. S, A. Hitler OF South Bend,
Ind, is visiting her son Glenn. who
Is connected with the Gilcrest Lum.
ber Co.
Some OF the incest and most com.
Portable leather upholstered chairs
can be seen at Kemmerers' Depart
ment Store.
Elwood fences, Alaska refrigerators,
Pennsylvania lawn mowers, Dolphin
5.ply hose, Quick Meals, Robie,
McCutcheon & Co.
Miss Anna Fitton, in the A. ].
Park drygoods store, leaves today
for four weeks vacation at her
home In Lincoln, Neb.
Miss Edna Lawrence left for her
home in Victor Saturday after a
pleasant three.week' visit with her
friend, Miss Mae Lipsey.
Mesdames Alice Rockafellow OF
Canon City, and Nettie Warner of
Grand Junction, are visiting with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jared
Dnrkee.
=. G. Flint OF the Clayton Lumber
company fell from nail keg 10 his
office Monday and fell heavily on his
left side. He is carrying his left
arm In sling.
Mrs. f. II. Badger arrived home
In Greeley Thursday after seven
weeks visit in California. The trip
did her good and she returns in fine
health and spirits.
For Sale-Celery plants, trans
planted or from seed bed. Varieties,
white plume and golden self blanch-
ing. John Leavy, Eighth street
and Thirteenth avenue.
Miss Margaret Davidson, in the
county clerks Office. started on her
vacation Tuesday morning. She will
attend the Christian EndeavoI coI-
vention in St. Joseph. Mo-. then
visit the st. Louis fair.
Mrs. Dewey c. Bailey of Denver
and her nephew and niece, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Ii. Sherman of Milwaukee +,
Wis, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Carrel. Mrs Bailey is wife of Colo
RADIOS united States marshal.
All trees on the north side of
Seventh street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues, have been "grubbed
OUT preparatory to laying one Of
the finest walks in the city. The
walk will be of tagging, and will be
laid as soon as possible.
Saturday Captain Harper and CAL
win Randolph returned from MI
RandoIph's cottage at Rockhurst on
the upper Poudre where they had
been for couple of weeks. The
captain says that the weather was
too cold for comfort and the water
too swift and muddy for fishing.
The April food washed and swept
over Charles Camps fifty-acre patch
of onions and at the time it was
thought the crop was destroyed. But
Monday Mr. Camp said that twenty
acres were showing fine crop and
he thought he would harvest many
hundreds of sacks OF the vegeta BILE
next fall.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Carrie
Stockoyer entertained at her home
The Sturday Afternoon club in honor
OF Mesdames Alice Rockafellow OF
Canon City, and Nettie Warner OF
Grand Junction. these being charter
members of the club. The reception
was quiet, social affair, and highly
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Boomer received postal
I uesday from Miss Eleanor Phillips
that she had arrived IN Hamburg,
Germany III good health. Miss Phil
lips is critic teacher IN the State
Normal training school and has a
leave of absence for some months to
give her an opportunity for study
and observation in Germany.
Friday afternoon T. II. DIVER was
riding his wheel when he took a
header. He plowed the roadway for
several feet with his face, and when
no oyprhauled himself and took in