The Greeley tribune., 1904-05-19
New fiction at Craig's.
New late books at Horpe's.

New fancy wall paper decorations
at Horne's.
Sensational Offering in ribbons.
Harry II. Shaw.
Attend Harry Fl. Shaw's ribbon
selling this week.
The place to buy the latest In wall
pager is at Horne's.
Fresh stock of picnics just received
at the Fulton Market.
Extraordinary ribbon selling this
week, Harry II. Shaw
See the new library cases and
bullets at Leiper 4 Dowllng's.
Ten-cent ribbons this week, the
yard five cents. Harry II. Shaw.
Two and three.year plum trees.
s25 per hundred at Greeley Nurseries.
Twenty-Five cent ribbons, Az
inches wide, the yard l3 cents. Harry
H. Shaw.
A nice stick pin, brooch or watch
will make nice graduating present.
See Glazier.
Kindly send in your orders early
for flowers for Decoration Day. Scar.
ing & Lynn.
Born, May IA, to MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence Shumate, a baby girl, weight
seven pounds.
Wanted-House cleaning and job
work, P. Chaplin, 1927 Ninth avenue:
telephone 1925 black.
Esay chairs, rockers and lawn
chairs of reed and willow at KEN.
merer's Department Store.
W. I. Porter and E. Fl. McClen-
ahan spent Tuesday in Denver. They
wished to see a quiet municipal
election in big city.
Ed Duffy, representing the Clay,
Robinson Stock company o! the
eastern markets. was in Greeley
Tuesday and Wednesday, looking
after some of the sheep cleanup
shipments.
Sunday DR.. Graham, the dentist,
was thrown from his buggy by the
sudden turn of the horse. He sus-
tained the fracture of two ribs, be-
sides being badly bruised about his
head and shoulders. But he is doing
nicely and no serious results are
feared.
E. r. Thayer returned Tuesday
night from his summer cottage on
the upper Poudre, after an absence
of two weeks. lie says that less
moisture fell in the foot hills than
on the plain, but it was reported
there was considerable snow on the
mountains.
Marshal Camp last Tuesday placed
under arrest a couple of fellows Civ.
ing their names as John Ryan anG
Fred Smith, who were found with 9
drill in their possession, such as IL
used by burglars for drilling safes,
The two are being held for few
days investigation.
Harry E. Churchill and son Van
are keeping bachelors hall these
day. MIS-. Churchill is attending the
National Federated Women's clubs
meeting in St. Louis, and Miss Belle
Churchill is visiting her sister. Miss
Florence, who is student of Colo
RADIO college, Colorado Springs.
W. j. Galbraith, formerly Of Hon.
olulu, left for Oklahoma yesterday.
He was the guest OF Mrs. Hawes and
daughter, Miss Mary, the past week.
The young gentleman is student OF
Stanford University and is on his
vacation. From Oklahoma he goes
to visit his father, DR.. Galbraith,
in Mexico.
j. E. Shook, county superintendent
of schools, has been giving instruc-
tions in school law to the graduating
class OF the State Normal school all
this week. This is subject OF the
utmost Importance to the new teach
ers, and Mr.. Snook's long experience
in this line has made him unusually
we'll qualified to give instructions In
this branch Of teachers education.
Monday evening Mrs. Fred Mason
stepped out into the yard at their
country home and stepped on nail
that penetrated the sole of her house
slipper and went clear through her
left foot, so that the skin on top Of
the foot was punctured. DR.. Null
ford was called and dressed the
wound. He stated that he did not
look for any serious complications as
a result.
DR.. ]. w. Amesse leaves for his
old home in Michigan today after
pleasant ten days visit with Mrs.
Hawes and daughter, Miss Mary, at